March 13, 2020

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Vol XXX No. 96

DIMAPUR, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2020 Pages 12 ` 5.00

No law to back state action: SC on anti-CAA posters

Second PAOFT tourney starts in Longleng town

Donald Trump stops Europe flights

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SPORTS, PAGE 11

INTERNATIONAL, PAGE 9

Amit Shah allays fears over NPR Says no documents need to be furnished to prove citizenship NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): Allaying fears over the National Population Register (NPR), Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said no citizen will be marked ‘D’ or ‘doubtful’ during the updating exercise and no documents need to be furnished to prove citizenship. Also, it is not compulsory to provide any information not available with an individual, he said. Shah gave the clarification during his reply to a debate on communal riots in Delhi which he said were triggered by alleged hate speeches made after passing of the new citizenship law that gave non-Muslim illegal migrants from neighbouring nations Indian citizenship. Shah said over 700 FIRs have been registered and 2,647 persons arrested in connection with the Delhi riots based on evidence. The updating of NPR is to be done during six

KVC opposes Tizu hydro project

DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): KotisĂź Village Council (KVC) has expressed opposition to the construction of hydro project at Tizu River under Phek district. In a press release, KVC chairman Vechita Tetseo and VDB secretary Chizovoyi Soho said the council at the consultative meeting on February 14, 2020 observed that the hydro project would directly affect the paddy fields on which the cultivators depend for their livelihood. KVC said that the village authority has, therefore, strictly banned and opposed the hydro project.

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Amit Shah speaks in Rajya Sabha during the ongoing Budget Session of Parliament, in New Delhi, Thursday. (RSTV/PTI)

months beginning April 1 with enumerators seeking demographic and other particulars of each family and individuals. “No one from minority community should have any doubt regarding CAA and NPR,� he said. “I want to set the record straight. No document will be required to be furnished in the NPR exercise. It wasn’t done in the past and it won’t be now.� Also, people will be free to provide whatever information they have, he said. “No one will be required to give information which is not there,� he said on apprehensions of residence of parents being asked in the NPR and absence of it casting doubts. “No ‘D’

will be marked� for anyone not providing information, he said. He was responding to senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal expressing apprehension of enumerators marking ‘D’ against any an individual not answering all questions in the NPR. Shah offered to clear any other doubts over NPR to a small delegation of opposition leaders if they wish to visit him. He said no section of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) provides for taking away of citizenship of anyone. NPR is a register of usual residents of the country. The data for NPR was last collected in 2010 along with the house-listing phase

of Census 2011. There are apprehensions that those not having citizenship documents could be identified in the NPR for action at a later date. Oppn demands judicial probe into Delhi violence: Opposition parties on Thursday panned the government as well as the police over Delhi violence last month that claimed over 50 lives, and warned that the spread of the “communal virus� would eventually pose to a threat to democracy. Taking part in a shortduration debate in Rajya Sabha on the recent law and order situation in some parts of Delhi, some Opposition members said the “communal virus� being unleashed by the BJP was “no less harmful� than the coronavirus. If the “virus� is spread among the youth, democracy will be destroyed, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal said, initiating the discussion. Condemning the “delay� in action to curb the riots and alleging intelligence “failure�, several Opposition members demanded a probe by a Supreme Court judge.

NFHRCC urges CM, Dy. CM to provide fund DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): Disclosing that Doyang bridge construction was expected to be completed within the working season, the Nagaland Foothill Road Construction Committee (NFHRCC) has appealed to the chief minister Neiphiu Rio and deputy chief minister Y Patton to provide fund to make the foothills road motorable while waiting for the mega project. In a press release, NFHRCC convenor Supu Jamir, general secretary W.Lemba Chang and assistant general secretary Chenithung Humtsoe said the committee convened a meeting on March 10, 2020, and deliberated on the ongoing foothills road project in the light of the chief engineer PWD(R&B) letter dated February 11, 2020. According to NFHRCC, the chief engineer had directed all divisional EEs PWD(R&B) to submit reports for clearance of the roadways and also to report for any uncut portions along with budget estimates. (Cont’d on p-8)

Mayhem on D-Street: Sensex posts biggest one-day fall; investors lose `11 lakh crore MUMBAI, MAR 12 (PTI): Indian equity benchmarks suffered their biggest ever one-day plunge to crash into bear territory on Thursday as the coronavirus pandemic left a trail of red across global financial markets. After nosediving over 3,204.30 points on acrossthe-board selling, the 30share BSE Sensex closed 2,919.26 points or 8.18 per cent lower at 32,778.14. Likewise, the broader NSE Nifty gave up the 9,600 level, slumping 868.25 points or 8.30 per cent to close at 9,590.15. This was the biggest drop for the benchmarks in absolute terms, eclipsing their previous record oneday fall on March 9. The markets have now entered bear territory -- that is more than 20 per cent down from a recent high. S e n s ex a n d N i f t y, which had hit their lifetime closing highs on January 14 this year, closed at more than 2-1/2-year lows on Thursday. The carnage on Dalal Street eroded investor wealth worth Rs 11,27,160.65 crore, taking the total market capi-

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lowed the benchmarks, los per cent. #BKBK "VUP ing up to 8.72 ("*- A massive plunge in international .BSVUJ 4V[ oil prices and depreciating "TJBO 1BJOUT rupee added to the volatility, traders said. &JDIFS .PUPST Elsewhere in Asia, bourses in Shanghai dropped 1.52 per cent, Hong Kong 3.66 per cent, Seoul 3.87 per cent and Tokyo cracked 4.41 per cent. Markets in Europe crashed up to 6 per cent in early trade. In overnight trade, the Dow fell into a bear market and futures pointed Thursday to another rout in New York and Europe.

Precautionary steps for COVID-19 NTUCT seeks cancellation of Forced to call off Implement RPWD Act: DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): In view of Coronavirus peace rally: PDGBA NSDF tells state govt (COVID-19) outbreak, the Dimapur district administration backdoor appts in Police dept DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): has notified certain precautionary measures for urgent and necessary compliance. In a circular, DC Dimapur Anoop Khinchi notified that people should compulsorily use masks and hand sanitizers in all public places. The DC also directed all the salespersons, shopkeepers and other persons in contact with high number of people to wear masks. All establishments have been directed to keep hand sanitizers available for theirs and for public use. In case of hoarding/selling of face masks and hand sanitizers at higher prices, DC has informed the citizens to contact EAC (Sadar) Bendang (8974796425), DMC rate control inspector Inaka (9862929908) and DC office, Dimapur (Ph:03862-248530).

H&FW minister reviews preparedness

A day after the Centre advised all the states to invoke the necessary provisions of the Epidemic Disease Act, 1897 to combat the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the state health & family welfare (H&FW) minister, Pangnyu Phom, Thursday held review meeting with regard to COVID-19 preparedness in Dimapur district. At the meeting, the members agreed to carry out the several activities in the district such as put up display posters and banners on COVID-19 awareness at strategic locations in the district; check the availability and price of mask and hand sanitizer in the market; check the spread of rumours and false messages on social media besides creating awareness in schools and colleges; install IEC Materials on COVID-19 at Railway Station, airport, bus terminals, check gates and taxis and create awareness using the Faith-based organisations.

DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): In view of the road construction/maintenance work at SanuorĂź subway, the Kohima traffic police Thursday informed that subway road would remain closed for any vehicular movements on March 14 and March 15, 2020. Kohima police PRO has advised all vehicles proceeding towards New Secretariat and vice versa to take diversion from Tinpatti – Don Bosco – Billy Graham road during the NEW DELHI/GENEVA, maintenance work. MAR 12 (PTI): India reported its first death due to coronavirus (COVID-19) on Thursday as the number of positive cases soared to 74. The Union health ministry confirmed that a 76-year-old man from Kalaburagi in Karnataka, who died on Tuesday, was infected with coronavirus. Samples of the man, who had recently returned from Saudi Arabia, “has been confirmed for #COVID19â€?, Karnataka Health Minister B Sriramulu said. “The necessary contact tracing, isolation & other “Come to think of it. I measures as per protocol took part in the first rally to demand early solution are being carried out,â€? he 22 years ago when I was tweeted. Fourteen fresh cases have been reported a youth in my prime.â€? from several states, includ-

DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): Naga Tribal Union C h u m o u k e d i m a Tow n (NTUCT) has petitioned chief secretary Temjen Toy seeking cancellation of backdoor appointments in the Police department. In a representation to the chief secretary and signed by its president Lhousiti Khro and vicepresident Akum Imchen, the union alleged gross manipulation in appointments to various ranks in the police department recently and reiterated its demand for cancellation of the appointments and call fresh and open recruitment. The representation mentioned that deputy chief minister Y Patton had stated during the fifth session of 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly that about 1,200 constable were appointed out of 1,698 accumulated post vacancies, leaving 400

posts vacant to be filled. And as per the RTI reply provided by IGP (Hqrs) and PIO Tokiumong, the police constables appointed from March 2018 to January 2020 district-wise indicated 1,140 appointments (which included 206 selected and appointed through open recruitments held on November 15, 16 and 18, 2019) where as the exact head count as per the detail names list there were only 930, thus leaving a mysterious non-existing figure of 210 missing. NTUCT pointed out that while the RTI reply had stated that altogether 272 posts were filled up through written and oral interviews in various ranks, reply to RTI question no. 2 stated that only 208 candidates were selected through open recruitments held on November 15, 16 and 18, (Cont’d on p-7) 2019.

Peren District GBs Association (PDGBA) has clarified that it was forced to call off its proposed peace rally in Peren on March 9 following a threat from an NSCN (I-M) functionary. In a statement by its president Kainia Dilun, vice-president Hangdi, general secretary Hingtung, vice-president Irangdong, information secretary Seijalam and adviser Kiesenlak, the association explained that it was all set to organise the rally, however someone declaring himself as kilonser of NSCN (I-M) called up its president and asked him to stop the rally. After failing to convince him to hold the rally and urge the Centre for early Naga solution, the president was threatened with consequences, if the rally was carried out, it added. Explaining that it had had no other agenda other than expressing its desire on behalf of all Nagas for an early solution, PDGBA said if there was any opposition to such moves, it left the matter to the Nagas to decide.

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DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): Nagaland State Disability Forum (NSDF) has demanded that the State government should fully implement Rights of Persons With Disabilities (RPWD) Act, which was passed by Parliament in December 2016 and came into force in April 2017. Addressing a press conference at Gethsamene Eatery, Duncan Basti here on Thursday, forum president Kezhaleto Zecho mentioned that all States and Union Territories were supposed to implement RPWD Act within six months of its adoption, He however said Nagaland had adopted rules only on August 16, 2018 and re-notified on February 21, 2020. And as the government had re-notified the Act, he explained that NSDF wanted to ensure that all provisions in RPWD Act and Nagaland State Disability Rules (NSDR) were implemented in every government department. The provisions include 4% job reservation (as notified on August 13, 2019), 5% reservation in poverty alleviation schemes, adequate resources, proper budget allocation and enough manpower to run the State Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities (SCPD) office properly, pension for deserving persons with disabilities and State government to provide its share of pension to deserving candidates, inclusiveness of education, medical rehabilitation for PWDs, social (Cont’d on p-7) employment exchange, etc.

1st COVID-19 death in India; positive cases touch 74 NDPP chides NPF for criticising PDA PM Modi appeals people not to panic

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ing nine from Maharashtra, the health ministry said on Thursday. As the Centre and the states ramped up their efforts to tackle novel coronavirus, which has claimed at least 4,600 lives globally and affected nearly 125,293, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked the countrymen not to panic and asserted that the government was fully vigilant. Modi also urged people to avoid non-essential travel, saying, “we can break the chain of spread and ensure safety of all by avoiding large gatherings.� A day after it suspended all visas, except a few categories such as diplomatic and employment, till April 15, the government also announced that three planes will be sent in the next three days to bring back Indians stranded in Iran, one of the worst coronavirus-hit

country. Asking people not Delhi govt declares to panic, the Union health COVID-19 an epidemic; ministry said no community shuts schools, colleges transmission of the virus Delhi government on has been observed and there had only been cases of local Thursday declared coronavirus an epidemic and shut transmission so far. cinema halls, schools COVID-19 is a ‘controllable all and colleges, except those pandemic’, says WHO where exams are on, till The new coronavirus March 31. outbreak “is a controllable The government also pandemic� if countries step made it compulsory to disinup measures to tackle it, the fect all public places, includhead of World Health Or- ing government and private ganisation said Thursday. offices and shopping malls, WHO director-general every day in the national Tedros Adhanom Ghe- capital. The decision was breyesus acknowledged on taken at a high-level meeting Wednesday that the global attended by Delhi chief minoutbreak of the new corona- ister Arvind Kejriwal, LG virus could now be consid- Anil Baijal and officials. ered a pandemic -- a disease Kejriwal said his govactively spreading globally. ernment was making arBut he told diplomats in rangements for quarantine Geneva that describing the facilities at vacant flats outbreak as a pandemic owned by Delhi Urban Shelshould not mean that coun- ter Improvement Board and tries give up the fight to stop under-construction hospiit spreading further. tals. (Full report on p-5)

DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): The criticism of the PDA government by NPF over the latter’s claims of achievements has once again triggered a war of words between NDPP and the principal opposition party in the State. In a statement, the ruling party observed that the oldest regional party was perhaps yet to grasp and accept the reality even after two years that the mandate of the people of Nagaland was with the PDA, and therefore was unable to conduct itself as a responsible opposition party. This only exposed the sorry state of affairs within the party and mental state of its leaders for having to sit in the opposition bench, it added Referring to NPF’s allegation of poor infrastructure, including roads, NDPP said this only showed how

egoistical mindset of NPF had blinded it to huge improvement in the condition of roads and other infrastructure in the past two years after the PDA government had taken over. It suggested that the opposition party should open its eyes to the various people-centric programmes and activities undertaken by the PDA government for the people’s welfare, besides paying attention on the roads and infrastructure. Mentioning that NPF had much to answer to the people for mis-governance, corruption and disunity between 2014-18, the ruling party asserted that it was for the people of Nagaland to decide whether the PDA government was doing well or not and not the opposition party, which produced the worst regime in the history of the State under its

leaders TR. Zeliang and Dr Shurhozelie Liezietsu. Responding to NPF questioning the PDA government on the Naga political issue and human rights activists of the State, NDPP expressed shock that the opposition party would resort to these matters when its own legislators were very much a part of Joint Legislators’ Forum (JLF) as well as members of Core Group of JLF since all issues on the peace process and related matters were discussed threadbare in the JLF meetings and the Core Group. NDPP said such immature statements exposed the poor state of affairs within NPF since in any political organisation there was constant communication between elected representatives and party organisations. (Cont’d on p-8) K Y M C

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Imna Along urges BJP workers to be ‘call centric’

Temjen Imna Along Longkumer along with officials and party workers of BJP Mokokchung district on March 12.

DIMAPUR: Minister of Higher & Technical Education and Tribal Affairs and Nagaland state BJP president, Temjen Imna Along Longkumer urged the BJP workers in Mokokchung to be “call-centric” and work for the welfare of the people as the Bharatiya Janata Party in India was there to empower the “unempowered” people in the country. A press release from BJP Mokokchung district media cell convenor, M. Along Longchar stated that, Along urged upon the BJP Mokokchung district leadership to have a vision and serve the people while addressing at the meeting held on March 12 in Mokokchung. He mentioned about the different central schemes initiated

by prime minister Narendra Modi like Ayushman Bharat Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojna for benefitting the people in the villages and rural areas. Sharing his dream of a different Nagaland that was beautiful, prosperous and empowered, Imna Along challenged the Mokokchung BJP leaders to be conscious leaders and serve the people resiliently. He also praised the newly elected president of BJP Mokokchung district, Imolemba Jamir for his leadership in taking the party forward towards a higher position. He also lauded the Mokokchung BJP president for taking the initiative in renovating the office building and ensuring that the BJP party in Mokokchung district with

full dedication. BJP Mokokchung district president, Imolemba Jamir gave the welcome speech and underscored the significance of all the morchas (different wings under the party) and at the same time urged the party president to give due importance to all the different organizational set up in the party. He further reposed deep hope on the dynamic leadership of the Nagaland state president, Imna Along . Earlier, state BJP president was warmly welcomed in the presence of all the officials from the different mandals (assembly constituency). BJP Mokokchung district, vice president, Nukshi I Ozukum chaired the programme while vice president Watitemsu invoked God’s blessing.

Creative writing session conducted at Tetso College DIMAPUR: Tetso College in collaboration with DOT talks conducted a session on writing for Tetso students titled “memory, nostalgia and orality in creative writing” with assistant professor in English, St. John College and writer Inakali Assumi on March 12 at the college auditorium. A press release from the college stated that, while quoting Dr. Kevizonuo Kuolie’s comments on the book, Assumi highlighted that her book, “the yellow dress” encompasses stories “from childhood to old age, from comic to tragic plots, from light to darker themes” and asserted that the characters in the book were very dear to her. Inakali, who is currently pursuing a PhD from Nagaland University shared that she mainly draws inspiration from memories, dreams and imagination in her process of writing. “Memories play a crucial role in our lives and are the storehouses of all the good and bad days we have seen and experienced,” she stated, adding that memories are potential stories which we often choose to keep to ourselves and intrigues us to think about the past with a sense of nostalgia. She opined that memory and orality were inter-

connected especially in the Naga context which was why Nagas feel at home when they hear folktales or listen to folksongs. She challenged the audience to utilise the oral form of storytelling into writing which has been passed down from our forefathers in order “to preserve what is almost on the verge of being lost and forgotten.” This she said was imperative to let the world know about the Naga way of life and culture through writing. Further, she maintained that creative writing should come from within the person and was something which cannot be forced upon. While encouraging the students to read as much as possible, Assumi expressed optimism that the younger generation has taken a liking to reading. “The more we read, the more we grow,” she maintained. Meanwhile, an interaction was also held where the writer answered queries from students. It may be noted that Assumi’s debut book titled “potpourri poesy”, which she co-authored with Soyimla Akum, was published in 2018 by Cyberwit publications. She also wrote, “the yellow dress” which was published by Pen Thrill publications on February, 2020.

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Inauguration of entrance gate at Tangha village

Toshi Wungtung with village functionaries and other dignitaries on March 12. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Advisor of IPR, SCERT, VG & chairman DPDB, Tuensang, Toshi Wungtung inaugurated the entrance gate of Tangha village and also laid the foundation for construction of Tangha Students' Union library building on March 12. According to DIPR report, in his inaugural speech Toshi urged the students' community and the youths not to depend fully on government jobs but to adopt private entrepreneurship and become self sufficient. He also appealed to the village functionaries and the public to maintain

peace and tranquillity and stand united for peace and development in the region. Responding to the memorandum for upgradation of VG strength in Tangha village, he asserted that the proposal for strengthening of Village Guards in the state has been sent to Delhi for approval and awaiting positive response from the centre. Therefore, he assured to look into the matter after the approval by the central government. Advisor also inspected the VG Post Tangha and also interacted with the village functionaries and

Phom community. Earlier, short speeches were delivered by H. Nyemli former MLA and S. Tongi former village council chairman, Tangha. Invocation was done by L. Peushen while welcome address was proposed by chairman Tangha village council. Highlights of the programme were folk dance by Momchingla and special number by Tangha Students' Union. Benediction was offered by T. Kokshang, home evangelist TBC. Programme was attended by the officials, NGOs and party workers.

AOSGU Kohima conducts awareness on COVID-19

DIMAPUR: Alpine Open Scout and Guide Unit (AOSGU) Kohima organized an awareness programme on “COVID-19” and conducted “free being me” activities for the scouts and guides, rovers and rangers of the unit at Botanical Garden premises Kohima on March 10. A press release from AOSGU Kohima stated that, scouts and guides Scouts and guides with AOSGU Kohima unit officials. were sensitized on orleadership skills and feeligin of COVID-19, its spread, its prevention and awareness. Participants learnt ing empowered to make symptoms, how it is being took pledge to spread the

Review meeting held by Kohima District Task Force

Chief medical officer (CMO), Dimapur, Dr. T. Pangjung Sangtam along with doctors, officers of CMO office, chairman and members of Signal Angami Village Council DIMAPUR: Kohima dis- the preparedness level and (SAVC) during the inaugural of health sub-centre on March 9 at Signal Angami trict task force (DTF) for present scarcity of surgical village. (SAVC) COVID-19 held its review masks and hand sanitizer in

news in Brief ZPO Dimapur informs: Zeliang People’s Organisation (ZPO) Dimapur has convened a general body meeting on March 14, 10:30 a.m at the premises of Zeliang Welfare Building, Eros Lane. All subordinate units, women, students and youth have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. For more information, one may contact at 94360136755. DDCF executive meeting: Dimapur District Citizens Forum (DDCF) has convened its executive meeting on March 14, 11 a.m at its office. All the advisors, executive members, president/chairman & secretary of all the affiliated tribal and non-tribal organizations have been requested to attend the meeting. LAW informs on text books: Literature committee of Lotha Academy Wokha (LAW) has informed all the head of schools, teachers, students and parents that due to edition of all text books for uniformity of spelling pattern, alteration in the curriculum and complete review of all the text books has led to slight delay in releasing the books. Literature committee has assured all the concern that the text books will be available within a week’s time. YCD executive meeting: Yehemi Community Dimapur (YCD) has convened its executive meeting on March 15, 2 p.m at the residence of Tokugha Chophy, Padum Pukhuri Dimapur. All outgoing executive members, former members and the newly inducted executive members and area representatives have been requested to attend the meeting. RH Tseminyu general session: Rengma Hoho (RH) Tseminyu has convened its general session on March 21, 10 a.m at town hall Tseminyu for induction of new office bearers 2020-23. All the constituent units, executives, advisors, intellectuals and general public have been requested to attend the session positively. ADC Police informs: Additional deputy commissioner of Police has directed all arms license holders whose license have not generated the unique identification number (UIN) to report to the office of the commissioner of Police, Dimapur before May 30. Thereafter, arms licencees without UIN will become invalid. One may contact arms cell for any queries at 07085065057, between 10.00 a.m to 4.00 p.m. Digital MSME workshop: State level workshop on Digital MSME, a scheme to make MSME digitally empowered and to adopt ICT tools and applications in their production and business process will be held on March 13, 10 a.m at AMK hall near DC office Kohima. DC Mokokchung directs: Deputy commissioner (DC) Mokokchung Limawabang Jamir has directed to all the pharmacies and shops within Mokokchung district to desist from selling surgical masks and hand sanitizers at exorbitant rates. Any complaint or report received in the office of the DC would be taken seriously and booked under relevant sections of law. Public have may register any such complaint to inspector, Mokokchung Municipal Council at 9436601051. ZGC informs: Zunheboto Government College (ZGC) has informed that National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) peer team of eminent academicians will be visiting the college on March 16 and 17. ZGC principal Dr. K. Nishena Nekha and the staff have requested all the alumni to be present for the programme. K Y M C

meeting on Novel Corona virus (COVID-19) in the deputy commissioner office chamber, Kohima on March 12, under the chairmanship of DC Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie. According to DIPR report, DC Kohima updated the status of surveillance of COVID-19 under Kohima district from January 28 till date and also the details of Naga, domestic and foreign travellers with travel history to the affected countries, who have been in Kohima. He informed that as per the directive, the district surveillance team has been closely monitoring the travellers as per the report where the travellers have been advised for 14 days home isolation and observation for 28 days, which majority of them have completed with no suspected or confirmed cases reported till date. However in view of the sudden spike in number of cases and deaths from the affected countries, the meeting held a lengthy discussion on various issues pertaining to

the district. Meeting has therefore decided to take up the following steps for preparedness: to reiterate on the restriction of domestic and foreign tourists in the district to the higher level; concerned departments to facilitate the identified isolation wards with minimum required facilities; concerned department to take up the issue of scarcity of surgical masks and hand sanitizer with the concerned agencies for price regulation; to inspect the identified hospitals for isolation ward, which include Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK), Chedema Ayush Hospital, Jakhama Hospital and TB Hospital Khuzama and check the availability of basic requirement facilities put in place and also to create more awareness on the advisory of ministry of Health and Family Welfare and WHO on hand hygiene and others through hoardings and All India Radio Kohima besides other print and electronic media.

a difference in their local and global communities. Programme was attended by 50 scouts, guides, rovers, rangers, unit leaders from the unit along with 2 FBM trainers. “Free being me” is an innovative educational programme for young boys and girls of 5 to 18 years age created by World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scout in partnership with Dove Self Esteem Programme Project.

ZBC Kohima conducts seminar for Sunday school teachers

Resource persons along with ZBC Sunday school teachers on March 10.

DIMAPUR: Zeme Baptist Church (ZBC) conducted one-day seminar for Sunday school teachers at the church premises in Kohima on March 10. A press release from ZBC stated that, Children Education director Immanuel Baptist Church, Ruusano speaking on the topic “role of teachers” said that being a Sunday school teacher was a great responsibility, as the teacher must be strong spiritually and up to date in order to guide the children to Christ. She further added

that loving, patience and good listeners were trait of a good teacher as one should be an example for the children to emulate. She also highlighted the importance of team work, commitment, motivation and self improvement to be able to become a good teacher. Christian Education secretary NBCC Bideno Kikon also speaking as one of the resource person said the need of the hour was to study and know the mentality of every student at Sunday school. She said

that as a Christian educator one must pray, prepare and deliver the lesson well in order to help the child in his or her spiritual life. She also emphasised the need to help children learn how to pray and teach them to read the bible in the right and simple way. She encouraged the teachers to teach the children with all their heart, mind and soul and to seek guidance from God to teach the children in the right direction. Ten Sunday school teachers participated in the seminar.

NSU appeals for prompt action in regard to GHS Noksen DIMAPUR: Noksen Students’ Union (NSU) in a memorandum to the principal director of DoSE Kohima on March 12 has demanded for prompt and necessary action to be taken in regard to GHS and GMS Noksen. A memorandum signed by NSU president, M. Y. Chusa and general secretary, Y. Moanungsang

Chang stated that, the GHS at Noksen was functioning without headmaster and assistant head master for more than four years, and the teacher-in-charge has been taking charge of the school. NSU appealed the authority to make immediate arrangement in posting full fledged head master and asst. head master who can be physically present

in the school before March month ends. While appreciating the immediate response from the government in deploying a Hindi teacher at GHS Noksen few months ago, NSU pointed out that the concern teacher who was transferred from one school under DEO Tuensang had failed to give any joining report till date.

NSU therefore demanded for immediate action and investigation to be necessitated through the department. Coming to the functioning of GMS Noksen, the NSU stated that the school had been without a Hindi teacher for the past three years, whereby it demanded for immediate posting of Hindi teacher at

GMS Noksen. NSU also appealed the government for immediate re-deployment of those teachers who were transferred from Noksen. Stating that there will be no compromise until the matter was seriously taken up, the NSU cautioned that it would be liable to take its own course of action if the same was not complied. K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST March 13

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Very warn with hazy sun

35 20

Aizawl

Hazy sun

Guwahati Mostly cloudy Imphal

Hazy sun

30 14 32 17 31 11

Itanagar Mostly cloudy and comfortable 27 16 Shillong

Hazy sun

23 10

Kohima

Hazy sun

24 12

Dimapur Hazy sun

30 16

Hazy sun

26 12

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2020

Minister of Rural Development, Metsubo inspecting the floral display. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, MAR 12 (NPN): Minister of Rural Development, Metsubo called for the need of floral market in the state which would not only help the entrepreneurs but also enhance the market flow. T he m in i st e r wa s speaking as special invitee at the inaugural programme of flower show Thursday, at Dimapur Club, Midland, organized by Dimapur District Floriculture Association (DDFA) under the theme “To Earth with love”. Minister in his address suggested for the need of

floral market saying that “Nagaland itself is a big market and if we can tap into the market than it will be a viable approach to having encouraged the entrepreneurs and local domestic income”. In this, the minister also committed for a floral market in Dimapur after approaching the concern department. He pointed that 300 species have been listed in Nagaland flora and fauna and so if local entrepreneurs start to take advantage of the available flower species and try to export it, it will be beneficial for all. On the other hand,

minister also lamented on the insufficient nurseries saying that in order to maintain continuity, nursery should be maintained as important part. He also encouraged the association to organize outreach programmes for more entrepreneurs to participate. He asked them not to divide amongst themselves but learn to grow and capture the market ensuring that import and export takes place accordingly. Furthermore, the minister assured for participation from the government sector, if needed in the days to come. At the programme,

keynote address was delivered by DDFA president Abeny Ezung, where she maintained that the association at present comprises of about 90 active members. She also briefed about the objective of the association and mentioned this as the second event organized to encourage the younger grower members to maintain a sustainable and efficient flower production for marketing. She also mentioned that department of Horticulture could not be part of the programme this year. Altogether the exhibition comprised of 12 categories with attractive prizes. The show also included on the spot floral arrangement competition, organized for the students participation. The exhibition has also set up food stalls presenting exotic cuisine. Programme was chaired by Watila Longkumer, invocation prayer offered by Kaholi Piketo and special song was presented by Ajungla Longkumer. The exhibition will culminate on March 14, which will be followed by prize distribution ceremony.

Rev. Y. Zubemo Ezung speaking at LBC Purana Bazar PB on March 12.

DIMAPUR: The two-day silver jubilee celebration of Lotha Baptist Church (LBC), Purana Bazar (PB) Dimapur concluded on March 12 under the theme “Jesus Saves.” A press release from LBC Purana Bazar stated that, during the morning session silver jubilee monolith was dedicated by Rev. Nyanchumo Lotha, executive secretary LBCA. Professor Ezamo Murry shared message on the topic “Jesus Christ, the Saviour in all situations.”

A message on “Go forth the Gospel” was shared by Rev. J. Thungjamo Lotha, missionary, One Challenge Global Alliance (OCGA). Short speech was delivered by Nribemo Ngullie, convenor planning committee. Special prayer for the church congregation was delivered by Rev. R. P. Murry, home evangelist LBC, Dimapur. Special songs were presented by the jubilee choir, Phalukpong Baptist Church & LBC Dimapur choir. Consecration

of the silver jubilee was carried out by Rev. Dr. E. Nrio Ezung, pastor, Ekhyoyan. Programme was led by Rev. A. K. Jami, senior associate pastor LBCPB. Sanctification prayer for the silver jubilee feast was pronounced by Rev. Y. Patton, former state chaplain NBCC. Closing session of the silver jubilee was led by Khothungo Kikon, asstt. Pastor, while vote of thanks was proposed by Rev. A. K Jami, senior associate pastor LBCPB.

Awareness programme on forest and wildlife in Kohima

Officials and participants during the awareness programme.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Zoological Park (NZP), department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change organised an awareness programme on importance

of forest and wildlife at Botanical Garden, Kohima on March 7. A press release from the field assistant stated that, while speaking on the

occasion, director of NZP, Rangapahar, Dimapur, Dr. Prabhat Kumar stressed on the importance of forest and wildlife and the need to conserve and protect it.

He also spoke on the consequences faced by wildlife due to excessive hunting for both commercial as well as livelihood. In this, he encouraged the

younger generation to protect wildlife. Meanwhile, field visit and quiz was conducted. The programme was led by forester-I, Kiushensi S. Yimchunger, invocation by officer-in-charge of Blyth’s Tragopan conservation and breeding centre, deputy ranger Medolezo Kire while field assistant Kanili Rhakho delivered vote of thanks. The programme was attended by staff of Blyth’s Tragopan conservation and breeding centre, Puliebadze Wildlife Sanctuary, teachers and students of classes 6-8 of Dainty Buds and Mount Sinai Higher Secondary Schools Kohima.

Inspector General Assam Rifles (North), Maj Gen Pradeep C Nair, AVSM, YSM, accompanied by his wife Pushpa Nair called on RN Ravi, governor on March 12. General officer assured the governor of continued assistance of Army and Assam Rifles to the people of Nagaland for achieving lasting peace, development and prosperity in the state.

CoDAMP initiates programme for women drug users

DIMAPUR: Konyak Union’s Committee on Drug Abuse, Mitigation and Prevention (CoDAMP) initiated a programme for women drug users in Mon under the name “Monghüm” which translates as “Hope” in Konyak dialect on March 12. A press release from CoDAMP Mon convenor, Dr. Chenjei Konyak stated that, resource person for the programme was Rev. Dr. Ellen Konyak Jamir, associate professor of Pastoral Counselling & Psychotherapy, Oriental Theological Seminary, Dimapur. Atal Tinkering Lab inaugurated by Rev. Fr. Jacob (secretary, CEDOK) at St Programme was held at Konyak Baptist Bumeinok Paul Hr Sec School (SPHSS) Dimapur on March 9. (SPHSS)

the Konyak civil societies’ declaration of “War on drugs”. “War on drugs” has become a community movement spearheaded by the CoDAMP appointed by the apex civil organizations of Mon district.

Counselling session for the women drug users in Mon.

Bangjum (KBBB) conference hall Mon and was cosponsored by Beti Bachao Beti Padhao district task force. The intensive coun-

selling session was attended by 12 women. Project “Monghüm” will attempt to re-integrate the women mentally,

spiritually and economically into the society. This project has been conceptualized to help women drug users, in line with

SET-NU conducts seminar on criminal justice system

Nokmachir L. Jamir, 23 year old of Ungma village was awarded the Samarthya Award for excellence in art on March 7 at Lemon Tree Hotel, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka. Samarthya Award is an annual award event where PwD or CwD with remarkable talents are recognized for his or her abilities. (C&SS Mokokchung) K Y M C

DIMAPUR: School of Engineering & Technology (SET), Nagaland University (NU), Dimapur organized a seminar on “Rule of law and criminal justice system” at the conference hall, academic building, DC Court junction, Dimapur on March 12. A press release from assistant professor in-charge (academics and exams) Ayangla Jamir stated that, speaker on the seminar was Tali Ao, advocate, president, Nagaland Bar Association (NBA). He highlighted on the meaning of the rule of law, equality before the law, protection of certain rights regarding freedom of speech, protection in respect of conviction for offences, protection of life and personal liberty, protection against arrest and detention in certain cases. Programme was chaired by Er. Ayangla Jamir, welcome address by Dr. Rajkrishna Mondal and vote of thanks delivered by Kahoshe Sumi, assistant registrar, SET-NU. K Y M C

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2020

Eco-friendly solar study NGT committee approves auctioning COVID-19: Manipur orders lamp for students in Tripura of 2 lakhs MT of extracted coal closure of schools till Mar 31 Amit Shah’s visit to Manipur postponed

Correspondent IMPHAL, Mar 12: Stepping up precautionary measures to prevent spread of COVID-19, Manipur government has ordered closure of all schools and restricted mass gatherings of more than 100 persons with effect from Thursday. The proposed visit of Union home minister Amit Shah to the state has also been postponed to April 15. In its intensified measures to prevent the spread of novel corona virus, Manipur government had already sealed the international border with Myanmar. Stepping up further preventive measures, Manipur government declared holiday for all schools till March 31 in the public interest. Examination already scheduled including theory and practical of exam conducted by Board of Secondary Education Mainpur (BOSEM) and Council of Higher Secondary Schools (COHSEM) will however not be affected, an order issued by the state education department said. Commissioner (schools) T Ranjit Singh issued on Thursday stated the step has been taken up to ensure reduction of mass gatherings and to avoid spread of COVID-19 cou-

pled with other precautionary measures taken up in the state, adding that private schools will also be covered by the order. The state government has also banned any gathering of more than 100 persons except for family rituals like marriage, shradha etc in the state. For any such gathering, prior approval of the deputy commission concerned must be obtained, the home department stated, adding that DCs may consider the request and grant permission in case of unavoidable circumstances and should not grant permission as a routine. The home department stated restriction has been imposed considering the need to take up necessary measures to reduce mass gatherings to prevent spread of COVID-19 in the state. All public meetings, conference, workshops, conventions etc. should be avoided in view of the threat of COVID-19, the home department added. The steps have been taken up in line with a recent advisory of the Union ministry of health and family welfare on March 5 asking states to avoid mass gatherings, while also issuing office memorandum asking DCs of all districts to take

appropriate action. Meanwhile, the proposed visit of Union home minister Amit Shah to the state has been postponed to April 15. He was scheduled to visit the state on March 15 to attend a programme to mark the completion of three years of the BJP-led coalition government in the state. The state government has requested the Union home minister to postpone his proposed visit as the state government is concerned about public health. The IPR minister who is also a spokesperson of the government also made a fervent appeal to people of the state to reduce mass gathering, especially during Thabal Chongba considering the fast spread of COVID-19 in the country. Although there is no confirmed case of COVID19 in the state as of now, the state government has taken up certain steps in the border areas and the state’s airport, including screening people entering the state. Informing that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the COVID-19 a pandemic considering its seriousness, the minister said that the government of India has also suspended tourist visa into the country till April 15.

Agartala, March 12 (IANS): The Tripura government would provide 6,00,000 environmentfriendly Solar Study Lamps (SSL) to students for sustainable illumination to aid poor school children in their education, officials said on Thursday. According to the official of Tripura Renewable Energy Development Agency (TREDA) in the Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) sponsored SSL scheme, 80 per cent of the fund was borne by the central government and the remaining by the state government. “We are taking a token amount of Rs 10 only from the beneficiary student. In the first phase we would provide the SSL to 3,00,000 poor students and in the second phase we would supply additional 3,00,000 SSL”. “The state government had already approached the MNRE to sanction more 3,00,000 SSL for the northeastern state, whereas some tribal and remote villages grid supply electricity not ensured for 24X7,” TREDA Director General and CEO Mahananda Debbarma told IANS. Tr i p u r a ’s D e p u t y Chief Minister Jishnu Dev Varma, who holds the Power, Finance and Rural Development De-

partments, on Wednesday, initiated the supply of SSL at a function at Bishramganj in western Tripura. Mahananda Debbarma said that the SSL scheme offers affordable and environmentally sustainable illumination to aid school students in their education in the fastest and most effective manner. “Besides education, the scheme’s other objective is to economically empower women and, most importantly, curb kerosene dependency and stop pollution indoors.” The TREDA chief said that the solar lamp also reduces school dropouts and protect the health of children and their families. Villagers in many remote and tribal areas use costly and environmentally harmful kerosene oil for lighting lamp in the absence of electricity. “Kerosene not only contribute to household costs and cause high levels of indoor pollution, but considering their per unit cost of lighting, are highly inefficient for the brightness and range of light they provide.” “The solar study lamp is strictly for schools and students in interior villages,” said the official of TREDA, which is Tripura’s nodal agency for implementing new and renewable energy projects in the state.

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SHILLONG, MAR 12: The National Green Tribunal (NGT Committee has committee has approved the auctioning of 2 lakhs metric tons of extracted coal in Meghalaya, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma said on Thursday. Sangma also informed that the state government would soon come up with procedures for environmental-friendly and scientific mining shortly. “The NGT committee has approved on a pilot basis auction of 2 lakh metric tons of coal out of the 32 lakh metric tons,” Sangma told reporters. The break-up of the auction from different districts of the State are - East Jaintia Hills - 75,000 MT, West Khasi Hills - 50,000 MT, South West Khasi Hills - 25,000 MT, and South Garo Hills - 50,000 MT. Sangma said transportation of the auction coal temporary deposit will be set up and strict environmental norms followed in every depot during the auction and transportation. “Several checks and balances like the presence of CIL officials and full proof security measures like the QR code will be introduced, hologram, fugitive ink and four copies of challan,” the Chief Minister said. Sangma said that measures have been put in place to ensure transparent mechanism in place, includ-

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ing online auctioning at an all India level by the MSTC limited platform. MSTC is a government PSU. The auctioning price of the coal will be as per the rate of Coal India Limited. “We hope that through these process of auctioning we will be able to obtain the highest price for our coal,” the Chief Minister said, while adding that through the same process, 32 lakh MT of coal will be auctioned at a latter stage which will enable revenue earning of about 500 crore,” he said. Asked when legal mining will start in the state, Sangma said, “One has to understand that the land and ownership of coal has been given to the landowner.” “It is the landowners, who have to speak now to consultants, prepare their mining plans and apply through the state government to the central government to get approval for their mining plan. Therefore, the onus now lies on the coal

miners,” he said. However, he said that the state government can guide them and take them to the consultants and prepare a rough procedure of environment-friendly mining plan. Stating that every mine is unique as it has got different topography, aspect, nature and all those things have to be taken into consideration, the Chief Minister said, “Every miner or landowner will have to go through their own process to do that, but what we have done as a government is, we have started sensitizing the people in over 4 to 5 districts.” He also said that the government has identified consultants who will guide mine-owners Sangma said that the government is also preparing a draft for scientific mining which is again not copy-paste as it has to be modified and adjusted according to the specific needs of miners. He said three parties have applied and it is expected that 15 more will come forward as it is a scientific process, which requires technical expertise. “We hope things will move fast and if all goes well, the Central government should give permission for the mining plan at the earliest. We hope very soon mining will start, but it will depend on the Centre’s approval on how well the plan is prepared,” Sangma said.

‘Around 1,800 doctors’ engaged on Centre sanctions Rs 365 cr for Sabroom ICP in Tripura contract to meet shortage in Assam’ mediate requirement, state Health minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said. The state government has also engaged 12,528 non gazetted employees against 3,999 posts lying vacant, the minister said in a reply to a question of Rupjyoti Kurmi of the Congress. The posts were lying vacant in health facilities of the state under Health and Family Welfare (A) Department. Another 1,342 posts of gazetted and non-gazetted staff in medical col-

NEZCC to hold Shilpgram Mahotsav from March 13 to 15

GUWAHATI, MAR 12: The North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC), under Ministry of Culture, Government of India will hold Shilpgram Mahotsav from March 13 to 15 at its Shilpgram Comlex, Panjabari of Guwahati its 14th Foundation Day. The NEZCC Organizes Shilpgram Mahotsav consisting of cultural programme, exhibition cum sale of crafts and traditional cuisine every year to mark its foundation day. A press release by NEZCC director Jitul Sonowal stated that the festival will show case a beautiful presentation choreographed by Dr.Prashanna Gogoi titled “ Ek Bharat Shretha Bharat” of folk and tribal dance performance from North Eastern States and representation all the Zonal Cultural centre including states like Jharkhand, Jamu & Kashmir, Gujrat, Uttar Pradesh & Maharashtra which will be followed by rock musical performance ‘Summer Salt’ on March 15. On March 14, there will be an Odissi dance performance by Vani Madhav, five folk dances presented by different communities from India, followed by fusion and contemporary musical performance by Tetseo Sisters and Sofiyum. On March 13, Borgeet will be K Y M C

performed by Pranami Kalita. Other highlights will be folk dances of North East - Eight performances by various artistes from NE, Chiya Geet performance by Shankardeva Shisu Vidya Niketan, Beltola and Luit Konwar Rudra Barua State College of MusicGuwahati, and six dance performances from various states of India followed by musical performance by popular singer of Assam Krishnamoni Chutia. Young Talent Artiste Award for 2018 -2019 will be given of on March 15. Governor of Nagaland & Chairman, NEZCC R.N.Ravi has consented to grace the occasion as chief guest in the closing ceremony on March 15. Padmashree awardee Nrityacharjya Jatin Goswami will grace the occasion as a guest of honour. Renowned folk singer of Assam Dhanada Pathak will inaugurate the festival on March 13 , while V.B.Pyarelal (I.A.S. Retd.) and Jayanta Bhagawati renowned film and drama personality will grace the inauguration ceremony as guests of honour on March 13 , at 5.30 pm as per Jitul Sonowal, Director NEZCC. The entry will be free and open to all and all are invited to witness the mega festival, the release stated.

leges and other institutions under Health and Family Welfare (B) Department are also lying vacant, Sarma said. At least 366 faculty posts under the Directorate of Medical Education and 57 similar posts under the Directorate of AYUSH are lying vacant, Sarma said. A total of 355 posts of assistant professors in government-funded colleges, and 22,938 posts in different categories were also lying vacant under the Directorate of Secondary Education, he said.

will generate 12,000 skilled jobs, will also come up at Paschim Jalefa, Sabroom, officials said. The SEZ will open new avenues to attract private investment considering the proximity of the Chittagong Port and construction of a bridge across river Feni in South Tripura that is underway, they said. On several occasions, Deb had said that a SEZ will be set up at Sabroom town to attract investments from Bangladesh. He said the BJP had made a poll promise to set up a SEZ at Sabroom before 2018 Tripura assembly elections. “Sabroom has been identified for setting up the

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

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S/C No. 135/2020

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Yubanglemba has been applied by Smti Rongsenyangla, W/o Late Yubanglemba, R/o H.No 32, Aoyimti Village Dimapur Nagaland for possession of: 1. Pension Benefits. 2. SBI A/C No. 30693740601 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 13th April 2020. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 11th March 2020. DP-1946

the chief minister said. The state government had sent the Sabroom ICP proposal to the MHA in 2016 for linking the bridge on river Feni with Chittagong division of the neighbouring country. After the BJP came to power in Tripura in 2018, the state government received Rs 2,500 crore from the Centre, which he claimed was a “record”. The BJP-IPFT government came to power two years ago in the northeastern state by ending 25-years of Left rule. Tripuras first Special Economic Zone (SEZ), with an estimated investment of Rs 1,550 crore which

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S/C No. 137/2020

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Lungyisile has been applied by Shri Wilson Longchar, H/o Late Lungyisile R/o H.No 4, Aoyimti Vill. 2½ Mile Near Dimapur Airport, Dimapur Nagaland for possession of : 1. Pension Benefits. 2. SBI A/C No. 33460093065 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 13th April 2020. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 12th March 2020. DP-1972

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

DECLARATION OF NAME

Regd. No. 421/2019 Date 08-08-2019 I, Smti. A. AYEKALI AYE, Daughter of Late ATOHO AYE, resident of House No.165, Lane 7, Toluvi Village, P.S. - East Police Station, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare on oath as under: 1. That I am a citizen of India by birth and a resident of the aforesaid locality. 2. That Late ATOHO AYE is my legal and biological father, whereas Late ILHOVI ASSUMI was my legal guardian after the death of my father Late ATOHO AYE. 3. That my name and my father's name has been mistakenly entered/recorded as ANESHE I ASSUMI daughter of Late ILHOVI ASSUMI, whereas in all my other relevant documents it has been entered/recorded as A. AYEKALI AYE daughter of Late ATOHO AYE 4. That henceforth my name and my father's name i.e. A. AYEKALI AYE daughter of Late ATOHO AYE will be used in all my official use and correspondences. 5. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of documentary evidence to authenticate my actual name and father's name i.e. A. AYEKALI AYE daughter of Late ATOHO AYE and shall produce before my competent authority as and when required. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the contents made in paragraph No. 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT K-759

Regd. No. 182 Dt. 16/09/19 I, Shri. Z. Khuwoto Shohe, S/o Shri. Zhukiye, permanent resident of Asukhomi Village and presently residing at North Point Colony, Zunheboto do hereby solemnly declare on oath. 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sumi Naga Tribe. 2. That I am Government Employee. 3. That my actual name Z. Khuwoto Shohe, however my name is inadvertently recorded as Z. Khuwoto Sumi in Jugali Appointment Order, Z. Khuwoto Shohe in painter promotion order, Khuwoto in Regularisation Order, Khuwoto Sema in my SBI pass book bearing A/c No.33717185755 4. That the above mentioned names Z. Khuwoto Shohe, Z. Khuwoto Sumi, Khuwoto and Khuwoto Sema are same person which refers to me. 5. That, from the date of this declaration, I shall use my name Z. Khuwoto Shohe for all official purpose, legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 6. That the statement made in para 1-5 are true and correct to my best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein. K-759 DEPONENT

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE

IN THE COURT OF SMTI. JULIAN SITHOU, CIVIL JUDGE (SR)/CIVIL JUDGE(JR) SUIT NO. Money Suit No. 2/2020. PLAINTIFF The Bank of Baroda, Razhu Point, Kohima. DEFENDANTS Mr. Kechangulie Khing & Another. To, 1. Mr. Kechangulie Khing, S/o. Lt. Kuolie Khing, Address : Tsosinyu Village, Kohima : Nagaland. 2. Mr. Noukhrietuo Kath, Chairman, Tsosinyu Village, Tseminyu, Kohima : Nagaland. Whereas the Bank of Baroda, Razhu Point, Kohima, Nagaland has instituted suit against you for recovery amount of Rs. 90,883/You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials questions relating to the suit on 15.04.2020 at 11:00 A.M without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the court this 11th day of 3. 2020. SD/- CIVIL JUDGE (SR)/CIVIL JUDGE (JR) KOHIMA : NAGALAND K-749

IN THE COURT OF SMTI. JULIAN SITHOU, CIVIL JUDGE (SR)/CIVIL JUDGE(JR) SUIT NO. Money Suit No. 1/2020. PLAINTIFF The Bank of Baroda, Razhu Point, Kohima. DEFENDANTS Mrs. O. Alemla Sekhose & Another. To, 1. Mrs. O. Alemla Sekhose, Address : East View Home, New Market, Kohima : Nagaland. Ph.No. 9856256925. 2. Mr. D. Boulie-o Sekhose, H.No. O. Alemla Sekhose, Address : H.No. 232, Sector-3, New Market, Kohima : Nagaland. Whereas the Bank of Baroda, Razhu Point, Kohima, Nagaland has instituted suit against you for recovery amount of Rs. 46,158.47/You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials questions relating to the suit on 15. 04.2020 at 11:00 A.M without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the court this 11th day of 3. 2020. SD/- CIVIL JUDGE (SR)/CIVIL JUDGE (JR) KOHIMA : NAGALAND K-749

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SEZ as the Indian Railways has built a goods dumping yard there. The bridge over the river Feni will be com-

pleted by this year and an International Check Post will also be built soon,” Deb had said.

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Guwahati, Mar 12 (PTI): Over 1,000 posts of doctors were lying vacant in health institutions across Assam due to which around 1,800 doctors were engaged on contract to overcome this shortage, a state minister said in the Assembly on Thursday. Though steps were being taken to fill the 1,115vacancies in a phased manner, the state government has meanwhile engaged 1,792 doctors on a contractual basis under the National Health Mission (NHM) to meet the im-

Agartala, Mar 12 (PTI): The Centre has sanctioned Rs 365 crore for constructing a new Integrated Check Post (ICP) at Sabroom, the southernmost town in South Tripura district, about 130 km from here. This will be the second ICP along the Indo-Bangla border in the state after Akhaura ICP here, which was set up in 2013. Addressing an event here on Wednesday, Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb said, he had requested Union Home minister Amit Shah for sanctioning funds for the ICP, when he met him three days back. “I am very happy that he approved it so quickly,”

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S/C NO. 80/2020

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTION OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late. S. Nungshitoshi Ao has been applied by Smti. Sarila W/o Late S. Nungshitoshi Ao, R/O H.No. 132 (B) Salangtem Ward, Mokokchung, Nagaland for possession of. Notice is hereby given that any person interested in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/ he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 12.04.2020. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this day the 12.03.2020. Principal District & Session Judge Mokokchung : Nagaland. MKC-100

No. NUCK/ENGG/Landslide/2018-19-615

Dated: 11/03/2020

NOTICE INVITING TENDER

Sealed Tenders are hereby invited from appropriate class of contractors empanelled with Nagaland University for the under mentioned works: Tender Tender Fee Completion Particulars Earnest Money Value Deposit time (2%) Black topping of road from main road to Pauna Men's Hostel and development of Rs 58.00 courtyards for Lakhs Rs 1,16,000.00/- Rs.1000/- 1 Month Shilloi Women's & Pauna Men's Hostel at NU, Kohima Campus Meriema. Tender documents can be collected from Engineering Section, NU Kohima Campus, Meriema during office hours on working days and submit the required documents in a sealed envelope addressed to the Pro-Vice Chancellor, NU, Kohima Campus, on or before 17th March 2020 (up to 2:00 pm). Nagaland University reserves the right to accept or reject any tender without assigning any reason, whatsoever. Sd/- (Prof. M. ALEMINLA AO) Pro Vice Chancellor NU, Kohima Campus DC-323 9436023507 K Y M C

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2020

MP Speaker issues notice to 22 rebel Cong MLAs Scindia left his ideology for Asks them to appear and clarify on resignations by Friday BHOPAL/BENGALURU, MAR 12 (PTI): Putting the ball in the court of the 22 rebel Congress MLAs in Madhya Pradesh, the Assembly Speaker has asked them to appear before him by Friday and clarify whether their resignations that pushed the 15-month-old Kamal Nath government to the brink of collapse was voluntary or under pressure. The move by Speaker N P Prajapati came amid high drama when a MP minister Jitu Patwari was allegedly detained and stopped by the police from entering a resort near Bengaluru in BJP-ruled Karnataka where 19 of the 22 MLAs were believed to be holed up. The 22 MLAs who were issued notices are stated to be supporters of Jyotiraditya Scindia. Scindia quit Congress and joined the BJP on Wednesday. Police sources said the minister was briefly detained along with his supporters as he tried to enter the resort. A video purportedly showing the minister picking up heated arguments with the police has also gone viral. According to sources, Patwari had come with an apparent intention to con-

N P Prajapati vince the rebel MLAs who included six ministers to return to the party fold. The Congress, however, alleged two ministers from MP were arrested by police in Bengaluru. Talking to reporters at the state Congress office in Bhopal, party MP Vivek Tankha said the two ministers, Jitu Patwari and Lakhan Singh, had gone to Bengaluru along with the father of party MLA Manoj Choudhary, who he claimed, had been held “captive” by the BJP at the resort. Both the Congress ministers were also assaulted by policemen in Bengaluru, alleged Tankha, who is also a senior Supreme Court lawyer. As the fate of the Congress government hung in balance, the BJP said it will seek a floor test in the Assembly on March 16 to test the majority of the ruling party. The Congress, however, said it will face the floor

test only after the Speaker decides on the resignations of the 22 MLAs. The Speaker has asked the 22 rebels to appear before him by Friday to clarify whether they have resigned voluntarily or under any pressure, said Vidhan Sabha principal secretary A P Singh. Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh wondered why the rebel MLAs were not meeting the Speaker to submit their resignations. BJP’s chief whip in the Assembly Narottam Mishra said since the government has been reduced to a minority the opposition party is going to request the Governor and the Speaker for a floor test on March 16 when the state budget session begins. “This government has lost majority,” said senior BJP leader and former chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. When asked about the BJP’s demand, Digvijaya Singh said the chief minister is ready for a floor test. “As Kamal Nathji has already said we are ready for the floor test. But, there should be a decision on the resignation of MLAs before the floor test,” Singh said, while blaming the BJP for the constitutional crisis in the state. “The resignations will be accepted when the MLAs meet the Speaker one-onone and verify their signa-

tures without any pressure. Then the resignations will be accepted and the floor test can be conducted,” he said. Singh said the rebel MLAs should now go to the Speaker and clear the air. “Nineteen Congress MLAs are in their (BJP’s) captivity. The family members (of MLAs) are unable to talk to them. Their phones were taken away,” Singh alleged, adding it is also strange that the resignations of the Congress MLAs were submitted to the Speaker by BJP leader Bhupendra Singh. The BJP claimed this is an “internal matter” of the Congress, but at the same time leaders of the saffron party submitted the resignations of the ruling party (Congress) MLAs to the speaker, Singh pointed out. On Tuesday, 22 Congress MLAs resigned in a coordinated revolt soon after Scindia quit the party. Three of them are still in Madhya Pradesh, sources said. The Congress has a wafer thin majority in the 228member Assembly. Before the rebellion, its tally was 114. It also has the support of four Independents, two BSP MLAs and one from the SP, but some may now switch sides to the BJP. If the resignations of the 22 MLAs are accepted, the strength of the Assembly will fall to 206. The Con-

gress, on its own, will then be left with 92 seats, while the BJP has 107 with the magic number for a majority being 104.

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BJP to seek floor test in MP Assembly on March 16

The BJP in Madhya Pradesh will seek a floor test on March 16 in the wake of 22 Congress MLAs resigning in the state, a senior BJP leader said on Thursday. The 15-month-old Kamal Nath-led government has been facing deep crisis following the resignation of 22 Congress MLAs after former Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia quit the party on Tuesday. “Since the government is in minority, we are going to request the governor and the Assembly speaker for a floor test on March 16 when the state budget session begins,” BJP’s chief whip in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Narottam Mishra told reporters here. The governor and the speaker have the resignations of 22 MLAs. Now it is up to them to take a call, he said. “This government has lost majority,” senior BJP leader former chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said here. The Congress has a wafer thin majority in the 228- member Assembly. Before the rebellion, its tally was 114.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi speaks to media, at Parlaiment in New Delhi, Thursday. (PTI) NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (AGENCIES): A day after his former aide Jyotiraditya Scindia joined the BJP, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Thursday that the Madhya Pradesh leader abandoned his ideology and went with RSS because he was worried about his political future. Scindia quit the Congress on Tuesday and joined the BJP a day after. Soon after his induction, the saffron party named him as a candidate from Madhya Pradesh for the upcoming Rajya Sabha polls. Speculations are rife that Scindia would also be made a minister in the Narendra Modi

Govt completely failed in Delhi government declares COVID-19 an epidemic tackling coronavirus: Cong and one each from Delhi, Ladakh and Uttar Pradesh as well as one foreign national. Surjewala claimed the truth was that “knee-jerk reactions and unthoughtful decisions” are the the only two things governing the country. “I dont think a pandemic like coronavirus can be dealt with in this casual fashion. It is really sad the Union health minister is himself a doctor. The prime minister is also a doctor of entire political science,” he said. “At least both of them should have known that such reactions will not prevent coronavirus. Prevention is the key for stopping the spread of coronavirus,” he said and asked whether adequate steps being taken for prevention of coronavirus. Hand sanitisers are being black marketed in Delhi at Rs 500, the Congress leader claimed. “There are no masks available in the national capital of Delhi. What will happen to the rest of India? I think the prime minister should re-calibrate his strategy. We will, as a responsible opposition, support every step taken to prevent the coronavirus from spreading,” Surjewala said.

remain shut till March 31. Also, all schools and colleges, except those where exams are being held, will remain shut till March 31 due to coronavirus. The government has declared coronavirus an epidemic,” he said. Kejriwal said that his government is fully prepared to deal with COVID19, asserting that more than 500 beds in hospitals are ready to admit coronavirus patients if needed. In the meeting, measures taken so far to tackle coronavirus were reviewed, Kejriwal said. “Whatever we are doing is to deal with coronavirus. I hope that all will support us. In the entire world, coronaviurs is rapidly increasing, but in India, we all have so far been able to contain it. If we are cautious, we can save our country from coronavirus,” he said. Meanwhile, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia

also issued an order, saying “All educational institutions -- schools, colleges, ITIs, polytechnics, universities and private coaching and tuition centres -- will remain closed till March 31, except for holding examinations.” “The students can be asked to attend the school, college, institutions only to take board exams, term end exams and semester exams,” he added. After the meeting, Baijal tweeted, “Reviewed preparedness to contain the COVID - 19 in Delhi with Hon’ble CM @ArvindKejriwal, Hon’ble Health Minister @SatyendarJain, CS, Delhi & other officers.Decision taken to close schools, colleges, cinema halls, etc. for sometime to minimise the possibility of spread.” In another tweet, the LG advised Delhiites to avoid unnecessary travel to crowded areas in the city. “My advice to all to

avoid unnecessary travel to crowded areas. Let’s take all possible preventive measures as far as possible,” he tweeted. The number of coronavirus patients in the country has risen to 74 with 14 fresh cases, including a foreign national. The national capital has so far recorded six cases of coronavirus. According to a statement issued by Baijal’s office, the lieutenant governor directed municipal bodies, DUSIB, deputy commissioners of 11 districts to set up quarantine facilities. “The LG further directed health department to ensure immediate steps to augment facilitation of sample testing, quarantine & tertiary care at designated hospitals. He directed all concerned to have extensive training and capacity building for staff to fight against the threat of deadly novel coronavirus,” the statement stated.

cabinet. “This is a fight of ideologies. On one side is Congress and on the other side is BJP-RSS,” Rahul said while talking to media in New Delhi. “I know Jyotiraditya Scindia’s ideology. He was with me in college, I know him well. He got worried about his political future, abandoned his ideology and went with RSS. What he is saying and what is in his heart is different,” Rahul said, adding that Scindia would not get respect in the BJP. Asked why he is not sending his core team members to Rajya Sabha, Rahul

said: “I am not the Congress president. I am not taking decisions on Rajya Sabha nominees.” On Wednesday, Rahul dismissed reports that he had refused to meet Scindia for months. “Scindia is the only one who can walk into my house anytime... He was with me in college,” Rahul said. Meanwhile, the BJP confident of forming the government in Madhya Pradesh with Scindia’s help as 22 MLAs, including his supporters, have resigned from the state assembly reducing the Kamal Nath government to a minority.

Initial focus to bring back Indian pilgrims stranded in Iran: MEA NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): Coronavirus outbreak is a matter of “great concern” and the government’s initial focus is to bring back Indian pilgrims stranded in Iran, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Thursday. Speaking on the situation arising out of the spread of the coronavirus, he said there are over 6000 Indian nationals in various provinces of Iran. These include about 1100 pilgrims mainly from the union territories of Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir, and Maharashtra. Besides there are nearly 300 students, primarily from

Jammu and Kashmir; about 1000 fishermen, including from Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat; and others who are on longer term stay in Iran for pursuing their livelihood and religious studies. Over the last few days, the government has been making focused efforts for the safe return of the stranded Indians, he said. Jaishankar said during his recent visit to Srinagar, he met parents of some of the students who are in Iran. “I assured them that the government would facilitate the earliest possible return of their children. Sampling of these students has begun today,” he said.

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NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): The government has “completely failed” in tackling coronavirus, the Congress said on Thursday and accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being “negligent” towards the health of the people. The steps taken by the government in dealing with coronavirus were “inadequate”, Congress’ chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala alleged. “The government has completely failed in tackling coronavirus, in preventing it, in identifying people (affected by the virus), in quarantining them, and in taking important steps,” he said. “This government runs on knee-jerk reactions, whether it comes to taking economic steps to revive or stabilising the economy and to prevent economic corona from affecting the investors’ lifetime savings, or preventing coronavirus from spreading in this country,” the Congress leader told reporters outside Parliament. According to the Union Health Ministry, the number of coronavirus patients in the country has risen to 73 with 13 fresh cases, including nine from Maharahtra

NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): The Delhi government on Thursday declared coronavirus an epidemic and shut all cinema halls, schools and colleges, except those where exams are on, till March 31. The government also made it compulsory to disinfect all public places, including government and private offices and shopping malls, every day in the national capital. The decision was taken at a high-level meeting attended by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, LG Anil Baijal and top government officials. Talking to reporters after the meeting, the chief minister said his government was making arrangements for quarantine facilities at vacant flats owned by Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB) and underconstruction hospitals. “All cinema halls will

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ven before the World Health Organization (WHO) finally woke up to the reality on the global spread of Covid-19 or Coronavirus, it had already spread to 114 countries where 118,000 have contracted the virus and more than 4300 died as on March 11,2020. Covid-19 is caused by the virus, known as SARS-CoV2 believed to have originated in bats and spread to human. The virus first started infecting people in Wuhan, China, last year in late November or early December. In December, when the virus ravaged Wuhan and rapidly spread across several Chinese provinces and also nearby countries such as Korea, Japan, Singapore etc, WHO did not deem fit to declare it as a pandemic situation. Now WHO says that Covid-19 is likely to spread further across the globe.That itself is a frightening scenario. Already, several countries have already imposed a travel ban which has badly hit international flights including travel by ship or trains.WHO officials had said earlier they were hesitant to call the outbreak a pandemic in case it led governments and individuals to give up the fight. This is a specious argument and only raises suspicions whether it was due to some lobbies to not create an economic crisis. WHO stressed that fundamental public health interventions can still limit the spread of the virus and drive down cases even where it was transmitting widely, as the work of authorities and communities in China, Singapore, and South Korea has shown. Brazil’s health minister Henrique Mandetta has criticised WHO for its slow response which he said, has only complicated work by health authorities. After months of confusion, health authorities will now be enabled to direct anyone with symptoms to report to a health care unit for further tests. Earlier, when WHO declared Covid-19 as an emergency, health authorities could only direct travellers arriving from China to undergo tests. In India, Covid-19 has resulted in a meltdown in stock markets to their lowest since 2008. So far, there are over seventy confirmed Covid-19 cases which also include the 16 Italian tourists. Closer to the north east, one traveller to Bhutan who had spent some days in Guwahati was tested positive. The mammoth challenge of undertaking random thermal then laboratory tests and quarantine etc in India, is no mean task.This can be gauged from the statement of union health minister Dr. HarshVardhan who informed the Lok Sabha that more than 600,000 people had been tested for the virus at the country’s 21 airports and 77 seaports. He also said more than 27,000 people living in five states near the border with neighbouring Nepal have been put under surveillance and a million people tested in the area. However, the efforts are inadequate to halt the spread. This is because the incubation period - between infection and showing any symptoms - lasts up to 14 days. Some researchers say it may even be up to 24 days. That means many people who test negative at air and seaports may be carrying the infection into India’s teeming cities and villages. To add to the challenge, the quality of public health system is vastly uneven. Existing hospitals can be easily overwhelmed by a sudden spike in admissions. It is not clear whether there are ample supplies of masks, gloves, gowns, drugs and ventilators. A renowned Virologist Jacob John says India will struggle to handle an outbreak since an overwhelming number of the country’s health care system is woefully lacking in terms of trained manpower as well as up to date equipment.

DailyDevotion Total Surrender Peter began to say to Him, “See, we have left all and followed You.” —Mark 10:28 Our Lord replies to this statement of Peter by saying that this surrender is “for My sake and the gospel’s” (Mark 10:29). It was not for the purpose of what the disciples themselves would get out of it. Beware of surrender that is motivated by personal benefits that may result. For example, “I’m going to give myself to God because I want to be delivered from sin, because I want to be made holy.” Being delivered from sin and being made holy are the result of being right with God, but surrender resulting from this kind of thinking is certainly not the true nature of Christianity. Our motive for surrender should not be for any personal gain at all. We have become so self-centered that we go to God only for something from Him, and not for God Himself. It is like saying, “No, Lord, I don’t want you; I want myself. But I do want You to clean me and fill me with Your Holy Spirit. I want to be on display in Your showcase so I can say, ‘This is what God has done for me.’ ” Gaining heaven, being delivered from sin, and being made useful to God are things that should never even be a consideration in real surrender. Genuine total surrender is a personal sovereign preference for Jesus Christ Himself. Where does Jesus Christ figure in when we have a concern about our natural relationships? Most of us will desert Him with this excuse— “Yes, Lord, I heard you call me, but my family needs me and I have my own interests. I just can’t go any further” (see Luke 9:57-62). “Then,” Jesus says, “you ‘cannot be My disciple’ ” (see Luke 14:26-33). True surrender will always go beyond natural devotion. If we will only give up, God will surrender Himself to embrace all those around us and will meet their needs, which were created by our surrender. Beware of stopping anywhere short of total surrender to God. Most of us have only a vision of what this really means, but have never truly experienced it.

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‘Namaste’ is both preventive, curative in case of COVID-19

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ith the havoc of coronavirus, a contagious disease all around, people in common seem to be scared of it. They have a strong reason to be concerned for want of no sure cure. However, we can’t keep our fingers crossed saying that what can’t be cured must be endured. Rather, we need to realise the adage – an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. A virus is spread through coming into contact with others, more particularly with air and droplets of sneezing, sniffling or spitting. English greetings that allow handshakes, hugging, kissing or other physical contact are apt to cause an infection like coronavirus. It has taken the lives of more than 3,000 people in China from where the killer infection has stemmed and spread all across the world. Bat soup is reported to be the root cause. Media reports suggest that it has made an inroad into populous India also. So it is a national as well as international concern. Take it from me, for precautionary and corrective measures India can lead the world, showing how Indian ways of greetings and lifestyles are both preventive and curative at this juncture of the global crisis. In pursuit of prevention is better

than cure, what is needed to be done is to revert to or adopt the Indian practices of social graces, etiquette and lifestyles. Avoiding non-vegetarian food is more advisable in this situation. ‘Namaste’, a respectful greeting is conveyed when meeting a person or parting from him or her. This exclamation of salutation is derived from ‘Namaskar’, an Indian tradition of greeting or showing a gesture of respect to others. When doing so, we bring our palms together either before the face or chest, tilting our head slightly without coming into any physical contact at all. This system is derived from the Rig Veda, one of the four epics of an ancient Indian scripture. An advisory has been issued not to shake hands, embrace, hug or kiss given that each of these greetings, compliments, good wishes is prone to the outbreak of the virus. Here comes into play the ‘Namaste’ which asks you to maintain a distance of at least a meter and shower someone with your innermost feelings. Hence, a Namaste can never cause a contagion whereas the English greetings or Muslim embracing can. The yogic Namaste, taken from Anjali Mudra of Pranamasana is used to mean ‘I bow to the divine in you’. Such is the

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nd whosoever shall offend one of [these] little ones that believe in me, it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he were cast into the sea. Mark 9:42 In August 2015 NSCN (IM) signed the Framework Agreement with Government of India taking historic step towards bringing in peace and normalcy in the region. The mere fact that all factions of Naga insurgent groups and NNPGs came together for this initiative earned accolades for the Naga leadership. The CFMG and NNPG together laid down the CFGR, the guidelines to be observed by the parties involved during their journey towards achieving the desired end state of permanent and mutually acceptable solution. But one of the stark realities which the NSCN (IM) has conveniently shrouded under the cloak of secrecy is the employment of Children as soldiers in the Naga Army. Children facing abuse or undergoing domestic trauma in their homes are often easy prey for the insurgent cadres scouting for cannon fodder. These children instead of receiving hope and compassion are allured into picking up the guns and made to tread the path of violence to redeem their sufferings. Little do these gullible and impressionable minds know what lies in future for them? The real devious motive of these indoctrinated cadres is to recruit these child soldiers to do menial jobs under the garb of fighting for freedom. A horrifying account of life of penury and agony faced by these child soldiers, was published in an article “Kids Who Bit the Bullet” published in ‘The Week’ after the Framework Agreement was signed. In the article, the acknowledgement of recruitment of children as soldiers by a functionary of NSCN (IM) under conditions of anonymity further exposed the duplicity of the group. These children instead of studying school books are forced to handle hazardous weapons, explosives and taught to take lives of a perceived enemy including unarmed civilians. These children are

blissfully unaware of their right’s under international laws and conventions such as: International Labour Organistion Convention No. 182- Defines child soldiering as one of the worst forms of child labour. UN Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict Article 4 sub clause 1 - Mentions armed groups that are distinct from the armed forces of a state should not, under any circumstances recruit or use in hostilities persons under the age of 18 years. (Govt of India is a signatory of this protocol since 2004) International Humanitarian Law Rule 136 - Recruitment of Child Soldiers. Even today, these laws/ conventions are being flouted with impunity by this armed group. The most baffling thought is how the parents of these innocent children let go off their own pound of flesh without a blinking of an eyelid? Why are these children penalised for no fault of theirs? Are these parents not morally bound to provide safe and secure environment to their wards until they learn to fly. Even the lioness protects her cubs from other beasts to the peril of her own life. Does the absolute power wrested by the insurgent leaders at the behest of guns permit them to snatch the children from their parents? On the contrary, the children of these insurgent group leaders are safely ensconced in foreign countries far away from the vagaries of life which common Naga parents have to deal on daily basis. The time has come for Naga parents to introspect themselves, the permanent solution to the Naga issue lies in political negotiation which is presently on the table and not out there in jungles. Children are just like dispensable puppets in this show run by the insurgent leaders for their own malafide personal interests, to be thrown out once they fulfil their evil designs without an iota of remorse. ‘Amen’ Khumlamo Patton, Akuk Village

great philosophy of the Indian culture that holds you in the highest esteem and paves the way for cheerfulness and the wellbeing of mankind. Anjali Mudra is performed as part of our yoga to achieve several benefits associated with it. One of them is to alleviate mental stress and anxiety. It takes to the meditative state of mind that controls our body, emotions, feelings and overall our thought process. There is hardly any need to link it to Hinduism which the ignorant frown at. It would not be out of place to mention the Sanskrit maxim here that says if you greet and respect your elders, such manners augur well for four things in your life - greater longevity, education, reputation and strength. However, respecting elders and paying homage is a social practice all across the world. India too has its own prehistoric style of saying ‘Namaste’ providing a kind of immunity in case of coronavirus doing the rounds. The term ‘corona’ once associated with the germ virus is no longer a crown to long for. All you need to do is prevent yourself from any temptation or occasion linking to this bug. (IANS) Dr Birbal Jha

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s Covid-19 that has now sickened about 100,000 people and caused more than 3000 deaths, it breaks your heart to see how certain sections of people across the world have responded to the pandemic in ways which are outrightly shameful, disturbing, and blown out of proportion. While haters lost no time to launch their campaign against China, where the virus said to have originated from, by posting faulty and digressive contents on the internet and social media, some politicize it by pushing outrageous and irresponsible rhetoric in attempts to bring their political opponents down, still, others dangerously spiritualize it by putting religious adherents at risk of potential exposure to the virus, what’s more, discouraging the infected to seek medical attention. All these responses and the like are in complete defiance of the ethical principle that one should not put individuals at risk of harm. While it’s only natural for people to differ in the way how they perceive and communicate information or react to a particular occurrence, sadly, many have been misled and are easy prey to the irresponsible fake news and rumors circling especially on social media networks. Covid-19 doesn’t care who you are, what your political ideation is, or what belief system you subscribe to. No country or race is immune to infection. As responsible citizens of the world, we have an unmistakable

moral obligation to do what is right by recognizing and acting on the principles of truth, righteousness, and neighborly love. We should ensure that not only what we know is based on facts, but even as we discuss suffering, calamities, and diseases, we should do so in a way that is compassionate to other fellow citizens. * People should refrain from making wild catastrophic reactions based on panic and fear. * Neither overly rational comments will help, but only put at disadvantage of the efforts to stop the spread of the virus. * They should refrain from generating fake news and * spreading unverified information, * hoarding face masks and hand sanitizers, and * manipulating it to serve their sophistic rhetoric. This is a time when must stand together and be proactive; share, and catalyze resources in combating the deadly virus and in protecting our own health and well-being including the health and well-being of all individuals around us. Christians across the Nagaland State have a burden to continue praying and interceding for those who have lost their loved ones to the virus, for those undergoing treatment, for the infected and those providing care, and the many more lives affected by the pandemic in China and the world at large. We shall overcome. Seyielhuvi Zhunyu, New Socunoma village, Medziphema

The withering of societal patterns and polity

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om Cruise movie Mission Impossible phrase ‘desperate times calls for desperate measures’ offers a viable paradigm for articulation, deliberations, andself-introspection of our Naga society today. Since time immemorial the welfare of the citizens occupied one of the primacytasks of the rulers and the state. For when citizens were taken cared the society flourished in all affairs of the state. In this scenario, Naga society was also not different as the welfare of the society was measured in the form of the well-being of the community. Pre-Christian Naga society accorded a symbiotic relationship between the religious and the political for the rights and liberty of the people. In that way the welfare of the people was neither negated nor abrogated by any authority as societal morality was binded in the legal code of the law of the society. However, things have changed as morality and ethical code of the good of the society seemed to have lost its way inthe society. The state and the politicalrealmsseem to have negated its task of being a harbinger of civil liberty and political rights of the citizens. In this scenario, there arises the need to revisit the age oldtraditions where the religious and the political were accorded with the principle of simultaneity and the unity of the opposites. The 16th century protestant reformer Martin Luther called for a ‘Two Kingdom Theory’ on the account that God was the ruler of the earth and the heaven. Luther called for a cordial relationship between the church and the state where the rulers were called upon to be the protectors and caretakers of the citizens. It augurs with the saying of Jesus in the synoptic gospels to render to God to what is due and to Cesar that which belongs to Caesar. The tag Nagaland/ lim for Christ was disseminated over the hills and valleys of Naga Inhabit-at areas to perpetuatea narrative that Nagaland/lim is a Christian nation and Naga people have their trusts in Jesus. However, things seem to have drifted from the trust of God for the just cause and the welfare of the people. Nagalim for Christ has become an oxymoron and little of faith morality holds its essence in the society. It does

not mean that we pray for a theocratic state but rather concerned with the plight and the struggles and difficulties of the populations. The church and the state, the religious and the political, faith and reason, spiritual and temporal are always the two sides of the same coin. Luther’s Kingdom theory calls for a principle of simultaneitywhereby church and the state cannot be separated nor joined together but rather they should be put in a correlation principle where one influences the other for the humanisation of the people. In civilization, like Nagaland/lim the fabric of the society is reflected in the affairs of the church and the opposite might be of the same reality. The other worldly theology of the western missionaries who brought the gospel in the Naga Hills perpetuated a spirituality where it was considered a negativity for the church to be involved in the policy making and decision making of the state. However, despite such limitation a significant effort was given for edification and development of the faith and moral aspect of the individual lifestyle and that of morality in the society. Today what ills the Naga society is the lack of the political will and the social malnourishment on the part of the society as well as that of the religious establishments. Enough has been said on the room corridor, in the shared taxis and buses, in the college and institution, and others about the plight and the lack of social welfare and justice maters, the deplorable road conditions, and the backwards state of the government run hospitals and schools especially in the underdeveloped areas. Yet the irony is the matter that things have gone from bad to worse. In all the chaos and dilemma, the vocation of the church towards the humanity and the people that constitute the ministry is the lack of the morality on the part of the people in the ecclesia ministry and the congregation as a whole to rebuke the abuse of power and authority. Jonas Yanthan, 2005 monograph the Corruption of Christianity elicited how Christian in Nagaland had become Christians without Christ. To put forth in perspective V. K. Nuh’s Nagaland:

Church and Politics 1986 have prophetically written the corrupt ills that have entangled the Naga society today. The scripture says that when a citizen lacks vison, the nation-state dies and its holding true for the Naga society today. So also, that faith without action is dead for in the material world both the workability of the theoretical and the practical part is important to make it work. In the Hebrew Bible, the God of the Israelites punished the people when they went away from him and followed the gods of the other nations and worshipped and lusted for gold, silver, power, wealth, and richness. Anything that separated them from Yahweh was the greatest sin of all for it led to their downfall and the life of exile and punishment. In all of it the Israelites sins included the negation of the commandment to protect the orphans, widows, women, children, and the strangers. At times God rejected their sacrifices as there was lack of justice and righteousness in the society. For obedience was better than sacrifice and there can be no reconciliation and forgiveness without justice and righteousness. In the context of the Naga society miffed with the worldview and theology of the missionary era perspectives less space is given for the good works andgood of the society. James (James 2:14-26) was right to state that faith without action is dead and that one has to work out the salvation in reverences. Today, Naga society seems to be lacking in action and good deeds of faith for it is said that out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks so also out of the good of the heart the action would follow suit.

The ever-increasing disparity of social justice and welfare of the people occupies one of the desperate measures of our society today. Lest we encounter and saturation point and the breakdown of the societal orders and polity. In accordance with the political counterpart effort for human induced progress and polity the church today in the society need to raise above the suspicion of Caesar. Will it be that the moral criteria of the church go beyond and far rather than limited to those people caught in the domains of adultery, extramarital affairs, pregnancy out of wedlock, and habitual things of chewing, smoking and drinking. Can it be that the church ethics of righteousness and justices eludes individuals caught and practicing corruption and coveting of public funds meant for social welfare and good of the common people. It’s a disturbing trend for the leaders to travel in a luxury automobile when the lay people walk the potholes and travel the dusty country roads that are equivalent to fear factor show of the west for those women in labour and the sick people. In a desperate time like our scenario our prayer ought to be one that is said after the manner of Amos prayer for his own context as ‘let justice roll like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream’ over the land of Nagalim. And our dream just like the dream of Martin Luther King to have a dream and a dream for a day when the bells of justices and righteousness will echo over the hills and the valleys of Nagalim and that into a land of freedom, equality, liberty, justice, and fraternity the citizens of Nagalim will awake. Chenijan Patton, Tsumang Colony, Bhandari Town

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Rajini roots for ‘upsurge’ among TN people to enter politics C H E N NA I , M A R 1 2 (PTI): Belying his fans’ expectations that he would unveil a definitive work plan for his political party’s launch, actor Rajinikanth on Thursday said he never aspired for the Chief Minister’s post and would enter politics when there is an “upsurge” among people favouring clean politics. Propounding a threepronged formula for his ‘proposed’ party to ensure a zero graft and clean politics, he said governance and the party apparatus should be completely delineated, a sleek organisational hierarchy should be in place and youth must get prominence. Addressing a press conference here, the top star, in a dramatic style, banged on the lectern and said he will enter politics when he saw an upsurge among the people yearing for a change ushering in clean politics.

“I never aspired to become Chief Minister, not even in my dreams,”he said. Rajinikanth said he could not imagine himself sitting in the legislative assembly as CM and wanted the media and others to stop portraying him as a future chief minister. Rajinikanth had on December 31, 2017 asserted that he will enter politics for sure and fight the 2021 Assembly elections. At the press meet, billed by his supporters as an event that would set the ball rolling for the launch of his party, he said: “political change and regime change if (does not happen now) not now, never.” Given the background of a political vacuum in view of the death of late AIADMK and DMK top leaders J Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi, the time was ripe for a change, he said.

once a person decides to put himself in public domain, like by wielding a gun, then he cannot come and say that he has the right to privacy and media should be restrained from publicising him. “If your unruly behaviour is video-graphed, then you have put yourself in public glare. But here, we are on a slightly different footing and the issue is can the state waive off the privacy rights of persons to castigate them for all times,” the bench observed. It said there is a difference between rights of an individual and those of the state, which must be backed by law. “Individuals can do anything but the state has to

summoned by the competent authority. After hearing them, recovery notices were issued against 57 alleged rioters belonging to various communities. Senior advocate A M Singhvi, appearing for former IPS officer S R Darapuri, who is among those who feature in the posters, told the bench that the state was duty-bound to show the authority of law backing its action. He said the action of the Uttar Pradesh government amounted to a “mega blanket” approach of naming and shaming these persons without final adjudication and it was an open invitation to common men to lynch them as the posters also have their addresses and photographs. “I am giving the extreme example of a child rapist and a murderer. When did we hear the example of naming and shaming an accused? If such an accused walks on the streets after getting bail then he is likely to be lynched if he has been named and shamed,” Singhvi said. “We don’t have an-

archy in the state that the government will start doing this,” he said. Senior Advocate Colin Gonsalves, appearing for another alleged protester, said his client is a lawyer and has faced assaults in the past for taking up the causes of minorities, and he may be attacked due to the publication of his name and address. Another senior advocate C U Singh said the state government was following a “vindictive approach” and the sharing of details of a person would make him vulnerable. He said the source of such a power to put up posters of protesters should emanate from a law, not from guidelines or executive orders. The Uttar Pradesh government had moved the top court challenging the Allahabad High Court order which directed the state adminstration to remove the posters. The high court had also directed the district magistrate and the Lucknow police commissioner to submit a compliance report on or before March 16.

Implement RPWD Act: NSDF tells state govt (From p-1) The NSDF president said the mentioned agendas were the most important requirements of RPWD Act and demanded that these must be implemented fully by the State government at the earliest. He alleged that though there were 29,631 persons with disabilities (PWDs) as per 2011 census in the State, only a handful were receiving the pension, adding that the census was also not very much satisfactory. He pointed out that while a disabled person in Nagaland received only Rs 200 every month, States like Meghalaya, Sikkim and Mizoram provided a monthly pension of Rs 500, Rs 1,000 and 350 respectively. Delhi, on the other hand, provided Rs 2500, he added. The Centre had sanctioned a pension of Rs 200 for PWDs every month, to

which the States and Union Territories were mandated to contribute their share. The NSDF president urged the State government to provide pension to all deserving PWDs and not a select handful, while demanding that all government educational institutions should adopt specific measures for children with or without disability to help them learn and study together. He called for adapting teaching and learning methods to meet the learning needs of children with disabilities. The Act mandates that every child with disability must be admitted to these schools without any discrimination, and also ensure that children are able to study in these schools.

Efforts must also be made to make campus and other facilities accessible by the disabled students, while various other modifications needed to be made in line with individual requirements of children. The NSDF president further appealed to the government to sensitise teachers on how to handle students with disabilities and also provide barrier-free education. He said some private educational institutions like Christian Higher Secondary School and St Mary’s School in Dimapur, Cherry Blossom School and G Rio Higher Secondary School at Kohima and Cornerstone Higher Secondary School at Zunheboto had been providing barrier-free education.

Zecho requested the State government to set up District Disability Rehabilitation Centres and Special Employment Exchange offices in every district. Fo r m e d i n 2 0 1 4 , NSDF – a State level disabled people’s organisation – has been continuously fighting and taking up issues of the disabled and advocating their rights with the State government and also organising disability awareness programmes across the State since its inception. The forum has also urged churches to observe third Sunday of November as Disability Sunday, as notified by Nagaland Baptist Church Council, by organising programmes or awareness campaigns related to disability.

the union added Further, on proper and careful scrutiny, the list of 205 as claimed to have included in the RTI report was astonishingly not found, making the RTI name list of 930 as entirely bogus, the representation claimed. According to NTUCT, the actual number of constables appointed as per RTI report was 930, while the posts actually advertised was 206 and not 272. Further, there were 999 bogus/ backdoor appointments, 205 open recruitments as per final result, 1,204 total appointments and 494 total vacant posts. The union regretted that despite exposing the modus operandi adopted in the police department for appointing hundreds every year, its gesture was not reciprocated properly. NTUCT declared that it was fully prepared to go to any extent to nail the culprits and deliver justice on behalf of the Naga public. But in order to avoid any breakdown of law and order, it was raising the issue before the chief secretary seeking his timely intervention, the statement added.

Defectors should be banned for 6 yrs: Quraishi NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (IANS): For the Madhya Pradesh government, tottering in the wake of 22 legislators resigning from the Congress, the anti-defection law is back into focus once again. Former Chief Election Commissioner S.Y. Quraishi has said that this law needs a tweak and defectors should be banned from contesting elections

for 6 years. “Voters feel cheated after an elected legislator jumps ship midway. This weakens democracy,” said Quraishi adding that in Madhya Pradesh people voted for the Congress, but the other party bought the lawmakers using money power. “Money is running India’’s democracy today,” he said.

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NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): In a bid to control environmental degradation and bring uniformity in the use of paper in its dayto-day work, the Supreme Court will accept petitions and affidavits only on A4 size sheets of paper printed on both sides from April 1. Chief Justice of India S A Bobde had on January 14 directed the Supreme Court registry to use A4 size sheets printed on both sides for internal communications at all levels. A new circular dated March 5, which was uploaded on the apex court website on Thursday, said A4 size paper will be accepted on the judicial side from April 1, with required specifications.

(From p-1) But the advertisement (PHQ (B-1) 1/recruitment, constables/2019, dated, Kohima, August 2019) was for 206 posts, and not 208. Whereas the remaining 66 posts out of 277 belonged to higher ranks presumably, the union said the detail particulars of the posts in question were not disclosed to the public. The detail process of selection for 1,200 as per RTI report question no. 2, fresh police recruits for training at Chumoukedima town at PTS and NAPTC respectively from February 14 making a difference of 1200-930=270. This meant that the total vacancies, as declared by Patton on the floor of the House on February 15, was 1,698, leaving 498 vacancies, and not as declared, the representation noted. While as per the final results (NPORR 2019) for the post of constables the total number was only 205 and not as reported, the remaining 67 posts out of 272 categorized for higher ranks presumably had neither record of any advertisement nor disclosed to the public,

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law,” the bench said. “We direct that let the papers be placed before Chief Justice of India S A Bobde so that a bench of sufficient strength considers the matter in the coming week,” it said. The top court, however, said it understood the “anxiety” of the state government and there was “no doubt” that the rioters should be punished and told to compensate the damages. It said though there is no doubt that there should not be any kind of vandalism and the accused should be booked, the question is “can the state go two stages beyond that” and decide to name and shame the protesters. The law officer said

act in accordance with the law. Here, in this case, where is that power?” the bench asked when the law officer said the court has to see the national interest and the damages caused to public properties. Justifying the state action, the law officer said it was a matter of “great importance” and there was apprehension that the alleged rioters may dispose their properties despite there being recovery notices against them. Mehta told the court that the posters were put up as a “deterrent” and the hoardings only said that these persons were liable to pay for their alleged acts during the violence. Mehta, who was assisted by Uttar Pradesh’s Advocate General Raghuvendra Singh, assailed the Allahabad High Court’s decision to take suo motu (on its own) cognisance of the issue and said it was done despite the fact that several petitions of alleged rioters were pending before the Lucknow bench of the high court. He said initially 94 people were identified and

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NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Thursday told the Uttar Pradesh government that there is “no law” which backs its action of putting up posters on roadsides with details of those accused of vandalism during anti-CAA protests in Lucknow. The top court, while referring the appeal of the state government to a larger three-judge bench next week on the ground that it required “further elaboration and consideration”, put a poser saying whether the fundamental right to privacy of alleged protesters can be waived by the state by “castigating them for all times” to come. A vacation bench of justices U U Lalit and Aniruddha Bose did not stay the Allahabad High Court’s March 9 order asking the Lucknow administration to remove the posters. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the state, also did not press for the stay of the order. “As of now there is no law which backs your (state) action. The action of state has to be backed by some

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(From p-1) As this was apparently not happening in NPF, the ruling party asked the former to first question its elected representatives on the discussions that occur during JLF meetings before throwing false and malicious accusations at PDA. The ruling party claimed that in the last five sessions of 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) it had ensured that the people were not deprived of their constitutional rights by ensuring that the sessions lasted full, unlike under NPF regimes of Zeliang and Shurhozelie when sessions lasted for record 10 minutes. It alleged that the Zeliang government was able to bring about an opposition-less government in the name of Naga issue. However, it alleged that the government took advantage of an oppositionless Assembly by bringing

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(From p-1) NFHRCC has, therefore, appealed to all responsible EEs PWD (R&B) to submit report to the competent authority as per the ground reality and not on assumptions. NFHRCC said it also resolved to hold a meeting with all the apex tribal Hohos along with concerned department and Ralan Area Lotha HOHO on April 17, 2020 in Dimapur to hammer out an amicable settlement with regard to some portions of the alignments. Therefore, NFHRCC has urged all apex tribal hohos not to send substitutes to the meeting, but to come in persons as some very important and critical decisions would be made.

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against last close of 73.68 and fell further by 82 paise to 74.50 after the World Health Organization declared the new coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic. Following the WHO announcement, US President Donald Trump suspended all travel from Europe, excluding the UK, to the US for the next 30 days to stop the spread of the virus. The US reaction ramped up fears of worldwide recession, drowning the dollar and crude oil. Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, fell 5.53 per cent to USD

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MUMBAI, MAR 12 (PTI): The rupee slid by 56 paise to a fresh 17-month low of 74.24 (provisional) against the US currency on Thursday due to strong dollar demand as investors pruned riskier bets amid coronavirus pandemic fanning recession fears. Indian equity markets suffering their worst single-day losses and stock indices slipping into bear territory also hit the rupee sentiment. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee was trading down by 56 paise at 74.24 in the closing session. The local unit opened lower at 74.25

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vised government bodies and other entities under their jurisdiction to transfer their funds held with private sector banks to public sector lenders. This follows the crisis at Yes Bank where the RBI has superseded the bank’s board and placed restrictions on withdrawals. “We strongly believe that such a move can have banking and financial sector stability implications,” the RBI wrote. “We feel that apprehension on the safety of deposits in private sector banks is highly misplaced and will not be in the

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NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked state governments not to transfer their deposits out of private sector banks saying apprehensions about the safety of deposits in private lenders are highly misplaced. In a letter written to chief secretaries of all states, the central bank said moving deposits out of private sector banks could have implications for banking and financial sector stability. The letter came after reports suggested that some state governments have ad-

interest of stability of the financial system in general and the banking system in particular.” It requested state governments to reconsider any decision they might have taken in this regard or are in the process of taking such decision. “The Reserve Bank has adequate powers to regulate and supervise the private sector banks and by using these powers, it has ensured that the depositors’ money is entirely safe,” the letter said. The RBI said the resolution of weak private sector banks in the past has been done in a manner that the depositors are not put to loss. “It is precisely with a view to retaining depositors’ confidence in private sector banks and mitigating their hardship that, after the imposition of a moratorium on Yes Bank Ltd, the RBI has drawn up a draft scheme without any delay and we are making every effort to expedite the finalisation of the scheme,” it added.

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JERUSALEM, MAR 12 (PTI): With global economic activities and supply of essential goods hit due to the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is dependent on “supply lines” from various countries and he has spoken to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi. The deadly novel coronavirus that first originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December last year has claimed over 4,200 lives and infected more than 117,330 people across 107 countries and territories, with the World Health Organisation (WHO) describing the outbreak a pandemic. “I also spoke to the prime minister of India, my friend Narendra Modi. We are dependent on supply lines from various countries. We are looking into it all the time,” Netanyahu told a press conference on Wednesday.

Hubei province has slowed markedly amid strict curbs on movement, including the lockdown of its capital Wuhan. Over by June?: The Chinese government’s senior medical adviser, Zhong Nanshan, an 83-year-old epidemiologist renowned for helping combat the SARS outbreak in 2003, said the crisis could be over by midyear. “If all countries could get mobilized, it could be over by June,” he said. “But if some countries do not treat the infectiousness and harmfulness seriously, and intervene strongly, it would last longer.” Already annoyed at what it considered overdraconian travel restrictions by Washington early in the crisis, Beijing smarted again at latest U.S. criticism of its handling. White House national security adviser Robert O’Brien accused China on Wednesday of initially covering up Hubei outbreak, saying that cost the world 2

months in response time. In fact, retorted Chinese Foreign Ministr y spokesman Geng Shuang, China’s efforts bought the world time and “immoral and irresponsible” remarks would not help U.S. epidemic efforts. Trump’s surprise travel order, which starts at midnight on Friday, does not apply to Britain or to Americans undergoing “appropriate screenings”, he said. “The restriction stops people not goods,” he tweeted after his speech. EU disapproval: The 27-nation European Union (EU) bloc was not impressed. “The EU disapproves of the fact that the U.S. decision to improve a travel ban was taken unilaterally and without consultation,” European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and Council president Charles Michel said in a statement. “This is something that markets had not factored in ... it’s a huge near-term economic cost,” Khoon Goh, head of Asia Research at ANZ in Singapore, said of

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tional efforts to tackle the spread of the virus,” a Downing Street spokesperson said. While India has cancelled most travel visas until April 15 to try and curb the spread of the coronavirus, declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation, the UK has stepped up its preparations to move from the containment phase of the fightback to delaying its spread. The delay phase, aimed at delaying the peak of the virus to warmer months of the year, could involve “social distancing” measures such as school and public facility closures.

21.01.1969 – 13.03.2019 We little knew that morning that God was going to call your name In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same It broke our hearts to lose you You did not go alone: For part of us went with you The day God called you home You left us peaceful memories, Your love is still our guide, And though we cannot see you You are always at our side.

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Our family chain is broken, And nothing seems the same But as God calls us one by one, The chain will link again. Time passes, memories stay Loved and remembered everyday. K-762

Your loving wife & children

In Memory of M. Chenlom Phom LIBENI MURRY RIP DIED ON MARCH 7,2020 We the family members of Late LIBENI MURRY wife of HAKAO MURRY wish to acknowledge the expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness extended to us during her prolonged illness and demise. We offer our heartfelt thanks to our friends, neighbours and well wishers who extended emotional and physical support during our difficult times. We specially thank the management, doctors and nurses of Naga Hospital Kohima, Lotha Ekhung Kohima and Wokha Village for their kindness and respect. We may not able to thank each and everyone of you individually for your contribution but please accept this acknowledgement as our expression of our deepest gratitude. Loving husband, sons, daughter and relatives. DP-1981

Two years since you have gone home to be with the Lord, but you live forever in our hearts and memories. You are missed today and forever.

“For we know that when this earthly tent we live in is taken down, we will have a house in Heaven, an eternal body made for us by God Himself and not by human hands”.

2 Corinthians: 5:1

A NOTE OF GRATITUDE With sincere gratitude we convey our appreciation to all the Servant’s of God, churches, prayer warriors, organizations, NHAK Team, Lazami village, Friends, Relatives, and well wishers for the love, comfort, prayer and various support extended to us during the time of our loss and deep sorrow. We pray that God’s unfailing love and peace be with you and bless you all abundantly.

Born on : 16/02/1927 – Died on : 08/03/2020

We, the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our profound gratitude to all those individual, churches, neighbours, friends and well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially, morally and constant prayer support during the brief illness and sad demise of our beloved LATE N. PURCHIBA AO on 8th March 2020. We deeply regret our inability to mention every individuals, groups personally but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you abundantly in return. Loving Children, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, In-laws, Relatives and Family Members. DP-1953

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "God will bring back with him the believers who have died." 1st Thessalonians 4:14. We, the family members would like to express our deepest gratitude to all who stood by us during the prolonged illness and demise of our beloved father Lt. I. HOZHETO KHUJUMI, 93 yrs, the eldest son of Lt. Izheto of Izheto Village on 5th March, 2020. We convey our special thanks to :1. Mr. & Mrs. Kakheto Kiny, former Minister. 2. Mr. & Mrs. Kheto Kiny, former Minister. 3. Mr. & Mrs. Akato Kiny, former D.M.C Member. 4. Mr. & Mrs. Elizah, Birg. NSCN (IM). 5. Dr. Akali Sema, Dean SASRD. 6. Mr. Vikhoto Richa, SDO (Civil) and DB's. 7. Mr. & Mrs. Masudong Longkumer, Dy. Commandant, 1st NAP. 8. Mr. & Mrs. Hevuto Labo Khujumi, SDO (Power). 9. Mr. & Mrs. Hekuto Yeptho, Rtd. Teacher Sastami. 10. People's College Mokokchung. 11. G.B's of : Asukhomi, Alaphumi, Sastami, Ajiqhani, Mukhami, Asukhomi (New), Lita (Old), Marumi, V.K. Town. 12. Church Leaders of : Nalto (Nito Mount), Sastami (Nito Mount/NCRC), Ajiqhami (Nito Mount/NCRC), V.K. Town (Nito Mount), Panel Prayer Home, Nunumi B/Church, Sumi Sitsü B/ Church, Evangelical Union People's College, Mokokchung. He left behind wife, 13 (Thirteen) children, 20 (Twenty) grand children, and 5 (Five) great grand children. We deeply regret our inability to thank individually but it's our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loved ones. DP-1971 K Y M C

London, Mar 12 (PTI): British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday to discuss the coordinated international efforts required to tackle the spread of deadly coronavirus. The deadly virus that first originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December last year has claimed over 4,600 lives and infected more than 124,330 people across 118 countries and territories. “The Prime Minister spoke to Indian Prime Minister Modi today. They discussed the coronavirus outbreak and emphasised the importance of coordinated interna-

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The Family of Lt. Rev. PIKUTO FUTHENA ACHUMI

01.01.1932 – 13.03.2018

Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?” John 11:25-26 (10th Oct.1952 – 2nd March 2020)

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“ A good name is better than fine perfume, and the day of death better than the day of birth.”

Ecclesiastes 7:1

Words fail to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, organisations, groups, friends, neighbours and well- wishers who stood by us during the time of illness and demise of our most beloved mother Lt. Vikepele Celine Puyo (Ape-e). We are truly thankful to all who have strengthened and comforted us with your presence and condolences. In particular, we want to extend our gratitude to: 1. St. Mary’s Cathedral Church, Kohima 2. ACWA Cathedral, Kohima 3. Cathedral Catholic Youth Movement 4. Angami Catholic Union, Cathedral Parish, Kohima 5. Viswema Catholic Kewhira Kebako Krotho 6. Lower Tsiepfü Tsiepfhe Union Kohima 7. Nousi Krotho, A.G. Colony 8. Kewhira Keba Pavomia pfü Krotho 9. Pavomi Union Kohima 10. Pavomi Students Union, Viswema 11. Mr. & Mrs. Neichute Doulo, CEO Entrepreneurs Associates, Kohima 12. Office & Staff of Entrepreneurs Associates, Kohima 13. Officers & Staff, SBI Kohima Branch 14. KCTA family, Kohima College Kohima 15. Kohima College, Commerce Dept. 16. Mr. Toniho Zhimomi, Diphupar ‘B’ We cannot repay the noble deeds you all have done to us, but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving Husband, Sons, Born: 26.06.1964 Daughters & Relatives Died: 05.03.2020 K-754

Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt gratitude to one and all that stood by us, sincerely sharing our sorrow during the prolonged sickness and sad demise of our beloved father Late Sashimongba Lemtur, HD. GB, Aoyim Village. We are unable to personally thank all of you but it is our earnest prayer that God Almighty, who has seen all that you have done for us, would bless all abundantly. We would like to specifically thank the following: 1. Aoyim Baptist Arogo/ Council 2. Aoyim Lanur Telongjem/ Kaket shir 3. Dimapur Longmisa Senso Telongjem/Longmisatsur Telongjem 4. Longimsa Lemtur Renti/Tsuyok Menden 5. Ghokuto Baptist Church and Council 6. Old Showuba Baptist Church and Council 7. Showuba Area AO Senso Telongjem 8. Naga United Village Council 9. S.T.H Xelhozhe Village 10. Khehokhu Village Council 11. New Showuba and Khehokhu Ao Union 12. Foot hill Ao Lanur Telongjem 13. 4 Line Foothill cross road join Council 14. Referral Hospital, Doctors and Nurses 15. Families from both sides 16. Son in law families.

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Israel depends on various countries for supplies: Netanyahu

Donald Trump speaks addressing the nation from the Oval Office at the White House about the coronavirus. (PTI)

the U.S. move. Although exempt from Trump’s ban and no longer a member of the EU, Britain also expressed disappointment, saying it would have an impact on its economy. In the US, classes were suspended for two weeks in the greater Seattle area, which accounts for the bulk of at least 38 U.S. fatalities from the disease. China virus cases fall, but more imported from abroad: The number of fresh infections at the epicentre of China’s coronavirus epidemic dropped to a new low on Thursday but the country imported more cases from abroad. Another 11 people died, the lowest daily increase since late January, bringing the toll in China to 3,169 deaths, according to the National Health Commission. There were only eight new cases in Wuhan, the city where the virus first emerged in December before growing into a national crisis and a pandemic. With cases falling dramatically in recent weeks, authorities this week began to loosen some restrictions on Hubei’s 56 million people, who have been under quarantine since late January. Only one other nonimported case was recorded elsewhere in the country. But as global hotspots emerge elsewhere, China fears that cases arriving from abroad could undermine its progress.

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BEIJING/WASHINGTON, MAR 12 (AGENCIES): Travelers scrambled to rebook flights and markets reeled on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sweeping restrictions on travel from Europe, hitting battered airlines and heightening global alarm over the coronavirus. However, China, where the disease originated, said its epidemic had peaked and the global spread could be over by June if other nations applied similarly aggressive containment measures as Beijing’s communist government. Tr ump had downplayed risks to the United States during the crisis, but with epidemics ballooning from Iran to Italy and Spain, he limited travel from continental Europe for 30 days. “This is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history,” he said in a prime-time televised address from the Oval Office on Wednesday. It also sent stressed travellers rushing to airports to board last flights back to the United States. “It caused a mass panic,” said 20-year-old Anna Grace, a U.S. student at Suffolk University on her first trip to Europe who rushed to Madrid’s Barajas airport at 5 a.m. to get home. The outbreak has disrupted industry, travel, sports and entertainment worldwide. But its progress in the epicenter of China’s

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Tom Hanks, wife Rita Wilson test positive for COVID-19 H’wood wishes for Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson pour in H ollywood superstar Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson announced that they have tested positive for the novel coronavirus while filming in Australia. Hanks and Wilson, both 63, sought medical advice after experiencing symptoms of a cold in Queensland, the BBC quoted the actor as saying in an Instagram post on Thursday. Hanks wrote on Instagram: “We felt a bit tired, like we had colds, and some body aches. Rita had some chills that come and went. Slight fevers too. “To play things right, as is needed in the world right now, we were tested for the Coronavirus, and were found to be positive.” He said they would keep the world “posted and updated”. “We Hanks’ will be tested, observed, and isolated for as long as public health and safety requires. Not much more to it than a one-day-at-a-time approach, no?” The couple will now spend time in isolation, he

added. They had been on the Gold Coast, where Hanks was working on a film about the life of Elvis Presley. According to the Guardian newspaper, the cast and crew attached to the film received an email early Thursday morning instructing them to stay away from the set after a member of the

production tested positive for the virus. In a statement the US production company behind the film, Warner Bros, said that it was “taking precautions” to protect its employees. According to the New York Times, production on Baz Luhrmann film, which

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ccording to Billboard, Volbeat’s “Die To Live” has topped the Mainstream Rock Songs airplay chart. The song is the Danish/ American band’s eighth Mainstream Rock Songs No. 1, breaking the band out of a tie with U2 for the most No. 1s by an act based outside of North America, dating to the chart’s 1981 inception. Volbeat’s first No. 1 happened in July 2012 with “Still Counting”. Shinedown and Three Days Grace hold the re-

cord for most Mainstream Rock Songs No. 1s, with 15 apiece. “Die To Live” is taken from Volbeat’s seventh album, “Rewind, Replay, Rebound”, which was released last August via Republic Records. The disc was produced by longtime collaborator Jacob Hansen and co-produced by Volbeat’s Rob Caggiano and Michael Poulsen. This marks the first studio album with Kaspar Boye Larsen on bass. To achieve the album’s sound, the band also drew upon a myriad of guests. In addi-

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ollowing his sentencing to 23 years in prison, Hollywoods disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein has returned to Bellevue Hospital here due to chest pains. Rikers Island prison staff decided to send Weinstein back to Bellevue “for safety” and “he will be evaluated and likely will stay overnight”, a spokesperson for Weinstein told hollywoodreporter.com. “We appreciate the care and concern of the Department of Corrections officers and staff,” said his representative. Weinstein had previously gone to Bellevue when he experienced high blood pressure and heart

palpitations, and was transferred to Rikers after having a heart procedure. Weinstein will spend 23 years in a New York State prison after being sentenced by Supreme Court Judge James Burke. The judgment came on Wednesday. He was convicted on February 24 of committing a criminal sexual act in the first degree and thirddegree rape. The sentencing ends Weinstein’s New York trial, which began on January 6. His team has said they will appeal the jury’s decision to convict him on two of the five charges he faced. Judge Burke, before issuing his sentence, told Weinstein that he will be formally registered as a sex offender. As per hollywoo dreporter.com, Weinstein got 20 years in prison plus five years of supervised release on the first-degree count of a criminal sexual act. On the other convicted charge, third-degree rape, he was given three years in prison. The judge decided to make the sentences consecutive, rather than concurrent. (IANS)

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khrul-based band, Salt and Light Travelling band won the best band award at the Rhythms and Aromas of Northeast contest which was held recently during the 4th edition of Guwahati International Music Festival (GIMF) in Guwahati. Thunders Cave from Shillong and Nagalandbased band Paradigm Shift were adjudged the first and second runner-up in the competition. After rigorous rounds of auditions across each of the 8 Northeast states, several top bands from the region took part in the grand finale at the Guwahati International Music Festival. Music bands from across Northeast India were up for a treat when they got a chance to be a part of the region’s first-ofits-kind music conference as part of GIMF. The selected bands took part in discussions on music label branding and marketing, recording and several other panel discussions and master classes. “This music conference witnessed the presence of

Founder of Gimf Aiyushman Dutta with members of Salt and Light Travelling Band of Ukhrul, Manipur in Guwahati.

the stalwarts of the Indian music industry. The basic idea behind the conference was to create a more vibrant eco-system for the stakeholders of the music industry so as to ensure speedy development of the industry and for the betterment of the artists,” stated Guwahati International Music Festival Founder Aiyushman Dutta. Prior to the finale in Guwahati, auditions for the bands were held in Dimapur for bands from Nagaland and Assam; Aizawl

for Mizoram; Shillong for Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura and at Ukhrul for bands from Manipur and Sikkim. Organized by Eastern Beats Music Society in collaboration with North Eastern Council, Government of India, the 4th Guwahati

International Music Festival showcased a line-up that brought together some of the most significant artists from the Asian circuit along with the leading stakeholders of the industry. On March 1, popular Bollywood singer Lucky Ali performed at the fes-

tival along with a host of bands from across the region. Day before, popular Thai Folk-Jazz band Asia7 performed at the festival before Funktuation featuring Benny Dayal enthralled the audience. A brainchild of Northeast-based writer and cultural activist Aiyushman Dutta, the idea of Guwahati International Music Festival was mooted way back in 2010 in order to provide a platform wherein musical maestros from across the globe can share stage and collaborate with our indigenous music and cultural practitioners. In the first two editions, the festival had helped create new vistas for cultural collaborations of our topmost Northeastern folk exponents with the finest of musicians from Goa, Nepal, UK, USA, Germany, China, Bangladesh, and the like.

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With immense pride and honour, we the Dimapur Longjang Senso Telongjem (DLST) would like to express our heartiest congratulations to Mrs. TOSHINARO, Daughter of Lt. Rev. Ayutemjen, Longjang for getting an exemplary award of courageous woman (Tasu Tait Watsu) by the Dimapur Watsu Telongjem on 8th March 2020 the day of International Women's Day. The Union delightfully shares the joy of your achievement and sincerely wishes you a happy long life. (Y. AMONG JAMIR) President

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book. Titled Channel Kindness: Stories of Kindness and Community, the book compiles “inspirational stories written by young people” along with “personal notes of empowerment”. According to a synopsis: “The stories in Channel Kindness include a young writer who discovered the power of self-love after being bullied at school, someone who started a movement to lift the stigma around mental health, and another who created safe spaces for LGBTQ youth.” Set to be published through her Born This Way Foundation, Channel Kindness is due out on September 22. Gaga detailed the book to O, the Oprah Magazine, describing the project as “the embodiment of the everyday acts of kindness that uplift communities and instil a sense of hope in each of us.” She added: “If these stories inspire one act of kindness, then we’ve accomplished our mission. We can’t do it alone, and here is a book that shows we aren’t.” (NME)

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tion to again working with backing vocalist Mia Maja on several tracks, they also reunited with the Harlem Gospel Choir. Clutch vocalist Neil Fallon is featured on “Die To Live”, the result of touring together and a love for the singer’s gruff and powerful style. Raynier Jacob Jacildo (piano) and Doug Corocran (saxophone) of JD McPherson’s band also lend their talents to the song. “Cheapside Sloggers” features a ripping guitar solo by Exodus and Slayer guitarist Gary Holt. (Blabbermouth)

currently does not yet have a title, was set to begin on Monday. Warner Bros added that it spans “over 20 years, from Presley’s rise to fame to his unprecedented stardom, against the backdrop of the evolving cultural landscape and the loss of innocence in America”.

Hollywood celebrities have taken to social media to wish actor Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson well after it was revealed the two are down with coronavirus. Hanks and Wilson, both 63, revealed on Wednesday that they had tested positive while in Australia, where Hanks is filming an Elvis Presley biopic. He plays Colonel Tom Parker in the film. Stars tweeted their anxiety over the news, reports dailymail.co.uk. Whitney Cummings wrote: “It’s like it picked the celeb we cared most about to make a point”. Among the other stars offering their well-wishes through Twitter and Instagram were Reese Witherspoon and Jack Black who urged them to “take care”. Others criticised the government for not acting quickly enough. Actor Erich Bergen was worried about shaking hands with Hanks recently. Marlon Wayans quipped: “Damn you Tom!! You always gotta be first. First Emmy winner, first Oscar winner, first Hollywood Coronavirus”. Whitney Cummings also joked: “I mean Tom Hanks is who would play the guy in the movie about Coronavirus.” Director Scott Derrickson said: “If Tom Hanks was here in the states and not in Australia, he wouldn’t have been able to get tested for the coronavirus. Trump’s irreparable and catastrophic failure has been the way he deliberately blocked early testing.” Hanks and his wife announced the positive test results on Instagram urging the public to “take care”. “The Forest Gump” star said he and his wife experienced symptoms including the common cold, body aches and chills before they decided to get tested. Before their diagnosis, the couple had visited crowded Australian hotspots including Bondi Beach and the Sydney Opera House -- raising fears that others could be infected. (IANS)

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Second PAOFT tourney DDCA to hold under-18 cricket tourney COVID-19 aftermath: govt starts in Longleng town directive keeps fans out

New Delhi, Mar 12 (PTI): The money-spinning IPL mulled a closeddoor edition in a desperate bid to avoid cancellation as Indian sports went into quarantine after a government directive to keep the fans out to prevent the deadly COVID-19 pandemic from spreading. “...ensure that no public gathering takes place in any sporting event. In the event the sporting event cannot be avoided, the same could be done without allowing gathering of people, including spectators,” read an order from the Sports ministry. The directive is set to ensure that the remaining two ODIs between India and South Africa in Lucknow and Kolkata, the Indian Super League football tournament final in Goa, and the last day of the Ranji Trophy summit clash in Rajkot are played in front of empty stadiums. On the IPL, the BCCI maintained a stoic silence but the Sports Ministry dropped enough hints that it could be held in empty stadiums too due to the deadly outbreak even as foreign players were ruled out till April 15 following government-imposed travel restrictions. The event is due to start on March 29 in Mumbai. The Ministry of External Affairs has also advised the BCCI “not do it at this time but if the organisers want to go ahead, it is their decision”. This came a day after

organisers of badminton’s India Open, starting March 24, decided they won’t allow spectators this year. Besides, the Paralympic Committee of India decided to put on hold all national and state championships till April 15, keeping in mind government directions. The IPL’s fate would be up for discussion at the event’s Governing Council meeting on Saturday and the BCCI has decided to adopt a wait and watch policy till then. Sports Secretary Radhey Shyam Julaniya told PTI that sporting events in the country can continue but without the presence of crowds. “We have asked all the NSFs, including the BCCI, to follow the Health Ministry’s latest advisory, which says public gatherings should be avoided in all events, including sporting activities,” Julaniya told PTI. “The sporting events can go on but the advisory needs to be followed,” he added. The government on Wednesday suspended all visas, barring a few categories like diplomatic and employment, in an attempt to prevent the spread of coronavirus as cases across India rose to more than 70. The outbreak, declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday, has led to more than 4,000 deaths and left over 100,000

infected globally. In India, Karnataka and Delhi have declared COVID-19 epidemic -- the two states are home to IPL teams Royal Challengers Bangalore (led by Virat Kohli) and Delhi Capitals. The shooting World Cup and the Indian Open golf tournament are the major events that have been postponed in the Indian sporting calendar so far. In another development, the Indian boxing team, returning from the Asian Olympic Qualifiers in Jordan, will be asked to stay “home-quarantined” even though all the members have got the necessary health clearances. A total of 13 boxers and almost an equal number of coaching staff arrive back on Thursday after clinching an unprecedented nine Olympic slots in the qualifiers which concluded on Wednesday in Amman. “They will be asked to quarantine themselves at their homes or hostel rooms for a few days. They have, however, been given the necessary health clearances by the Jordanian Olympic association,” Boxing Federation of India’s Executive Director R K Sacheti told PTI. The coronavirus outbreak has also led to speculation over the fate of the Tokyo Olympics this year. The International Olympic Committee (IOC), however, has insisted that the Games will be held as scheduled in July-August.

DIMAPUR, MAR 12: The Dimapur District Cricket Association (DDCA) in association with family members of Late Khurshid Hussain has announced that it has decided to revive the first organised cricket tour-

nament in Dimapur and has named it “Late Khurshid Hussain Memorial Under18 Cricket Tournament”. A press release by DDCA secretary Choba Lotha stated that the will be organised under the

aegis of Nagaland Cricket Association at NCA Stadium, Sovima from March 14 to 20. The release informed that probable of the District U-19 team will be selected from the tournament.

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LONGLENG, MAR 12: The 2nd edition of Phom Area Open Football Tournament (PAOFT) 2020, organized and sponsored by Super King Club Longleng started on March 10 at Longleng town local Ground with A Pongshi Phom, 1st President, Super King Club and class 1 Contractor as the Special Guest. Reminiscing on the formation of Super King club in Longleng during the eighties, A. Pongshi Phom talked about how he and his colleagues always had a dreams of promoting football in the district with little resources in their hand and subsequently with the blessing from God and well wishers, the humble beginning took its root and now many youngsters of the district have join the club which shows that there is an enthusiasm among the youngsters to become good players . He therefore encouraged the participants to be positive while playing any games by maintaining games spirit which is very important for any sport person to become recognized player like Naga’s legendary footballer Dr. T. Ao and many more. He

also informed the gathering about the various job opportunities being provided by the Government to encourage sportsmanship in the state and advised the young players and other gatherings to avail the opportunity provided by the Government so that the young people of the state may not go astray. Others who spoke on the occasion included L. Chingdam Mukho, senior vice president, Longleng District Badminton Association, (LDBA), the presidential addressed was delivered by T.Ongba Phom, president Super King Club, while ‘Significance of Tournament’ was presented by B.Ponghok, chairman organizing committee Earlier, the program chaired by M. Lithei Phom. A moment of silence and prayer in remembrance of the departed souls of the club members was led by Angphenla Phom, Women Secretary, Phom Baptist Christian Association (PBCA). M. MerenPongen, Pastor, Ao Baptist Church invoked God’s blessings for the tournament. Oath taking was led by L. YengleiPhom, Games & Sports Secretary, Super King Club and a song was presented by D. Denlei Angh.

CCRCNYA holds annual sports day

GROUP-A RAM JANAKI HSS VIDHYA BHAVAN SCHOOL PRANAB VIDYAPITH HSS SL. NO. 1.

GROUP-B ST. MARY’S HSS CHRISTIAN HSS NAMGHAR SCHOOL

GROUP-C DIMAPUR ROYALS JUNIORS BLACK CAPS JUNIORS HMC HIGH SCHOOL

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2ND MATCH (12:00 P.M)

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RAM JANAKI HSS VS VIDHYA BHAVAN SCHOOL DIMAPUR ROYALS JUNIORS VS BLACK CAPS JUNIORS BLACK CAPS JUNIORS VS HMC HIGH SCHOOL

ST. MAR’S HSS VS CHRISTIAN HSS VIDHYA BHAVAN SCHOOL VS PRANAB VIDYAPITH HSS CHRISTIAN HSS VS NAMGHAR HIGH SCHOOL

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RAM JANAKI HSS DIMAPUR ROYALS JUNIORS VS VS PRANAB VIDYAPITH HSS HMC HIGH SCHOOL NAMGHAR HIGH SCHOOL VS ST. MARY’S HSS SEMI-FINAL (9:00 A.M.) WINNER OF GROUP-A VS WINNER OF GROUP-B FINALE (9:00 A.M.) WINNER OF SEMI-FINAL VS WINNER OF GROUP-C

GSC,NYK conduct block level sports

KOHIMA, MAR 12: Good Shepherd Club (GSC)conducted Block Level Sports (Kohima block) in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra Kohima at Jakhama ground, on March 10. The day was observed to encourage youths on the importance of sports and to keep oneself healthy and fit. The theme for the day was “Nobody who ever gave his best regretted it”.The events for the day were: football, volleyball, 100 m race, etc. 6 clubs affiliated to NYKS competed in various events. PTMK Football Club emerged as the overall champion while Good Shepherd and Khriesako club secured second and third position respectively.

ALL NAGALAND PRAYER HOUSE CRUSADE INTER DENOMINATION

THE LORD'S PROGRAMME 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.

WOKHA : NAGALAND

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With immense pride, the Old Riphyim Students' Union congratulate the following members for bringing laurels to the students' community and the village in general. 1. Shri. Chonpenthung K Tungoe, JE (Civil Engg.) Class-II Gazetted) under Public Works Department through NPSC. 2. Shri. Z Nchumbemo Patton, JE (Civil Engg.) (Class-II Gazetted) under PHE Department through NPSC. Renlamo Patton Renchio Patton President, ORSU General Secretary, ORSU

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AAUD: Ampemi qo no aküpütsa shino area lo kichimi qo kusüni ipi xakütha shino akiye nongu tsü keu toi nongu pelo kimiyeno ado kivi area mi ghenguno kophe no ighi tsü peni ke nongu kusu ani. Atsala -: 14-03-2020 Ado -: 1:00 A-a -: Ino & Inoli Khevito Chophy Thilixü Block 1 Khenito Y. Chishi President AAUD

Nihoyi Kinimi General Secretary AAUD

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(Er. Y. Akito Muru) General Secretary SOUD

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SUMI OFFICER’S UNION DIMAPUR (SOUD) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Asütsa hipau nisumi aqha lo qhüiniju ani. Nisümi qo ye asheshi no nizah tsa kümsüma ve momu akhotho shi pephime mo keu vechewono akhotho shi nitianuli qo ye Sütsah kümsüma eno kübangü keu shi ani. Itehi ye Sumi Kiyephi lakhi “Sumi Küküptsa” akeu ghi nisumi qono akhoto shi tsü mokeu ghenuno kiyephi hipau ghi azüwü hawumüla/thuwumüla venicheni tighenguno Nisümi kimiyechekimi kümtsü no “Sumi Kukuptsa” Kiyephi hipau akhoto shi tsü eno peitha tsü penike qhuiniju ani. SOUD lo kihimpemi qo ye khiunomu vezü mono qhülutsü penike aqo küküptsa shilu keu kiqhi lono ghutu kithe ve ani. Dated :- Dimapur the 12th March 2020 (Er. Y. Akito Muru) General Secretary SOUD

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The Chozubami Students’ Union and the Village Education Committee (VEC) Chozuba, proudly congratulates Dr. KHRÜVOLÜ KEYHO for being recruited as an Assistant Professor in Tenyidie Department, Nagaland University. We pray and wish her more success in her future endeavours. VEC Chairman Veta Keyho

CSU President Mülekho Rio

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The Pochury Mothers Association with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for bringing laurels to our community on their achievement in the recently declared NPSC results of Combined Technical Services Exam 2020. 1. Mr. Sato Nyuwi - SDO (Civil Engg.) under Public Works Department 2. Miss Kulifi Fithu - SDO (Civil Engg.) under Public Works Department 3. Mr. Rhochisie - Agriculture Inspector. The Union wishes the best and pray that our Almighty God continue to bless you all in your future endeavors. Sd/SURHOTHSU PHOJI NGUVISA POJAR President General Secretary Pochury Mothers' Association Pochury Mothers' Association

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(Er. Akuto Wotsa) President SOUD

Yitu Liegise Secretary Kiemoca

POCHURY MOTHERS' ASSOCIATION

Sumi Officer's Union Dimapur convey our heartiest congratulations to Er. H Vihokhe Sema on being promoted to the post of Superintending Engineer, PWD and Er. Dr. Khuito Muru to the post of Executive Engineer PWD. We wish you all the best and may God bless and guide you as you take up your new role and assignments. (Er. Akuto Wotsa) President SOUD

With immense pride and honour the office of the Kiemoca (Liegise) extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss ASUILE LIEGISE, D/o Lt. DINTUI LIEGISE on securing the post of SDO (Civil) Class 1 Gazetted under PWD in the recently declared result of NPSC. The Kiemoca (Liegise) clan appreciates her achievement and wishes her success in all her future endeavours.

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The Nagaland MMMEC Alumni fraternity takes great pride and immense pleasure to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individual of MMMEC Alumni for their success in the recent NPSC Technical exam. 1. Achanger T. Aier - SDO, Power 2. Shede Swuro - SDO, PWD 3. Menguzelie Solo - SDO, PWD The Union wishes you success in all your future endeavour. (Asembe Mbungcha) (Neikuonuo Solo) President, MMMEC Alumni Secy, MMMEC Alumni

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NEW DELHI, MAR 12 (PTI): The remaining two one-dayers between India and South Africa are likely to be played in empty stadiums in Lucknow and Kolkata due to the dreaded novel coronavirus pandemic. The matches are scheduled to be held in March 15 (Lucknow) and March 18 (Kolkata). The sports ministry has issued an advisory that in case it’s unavoidable to postpone a sporting event, then it is preferable that it be conducted without a large public gathering. “The BCCI is in receipt of the sports ministry’s advisory. Obviously, if we are advised to avoid large gatherings, we will have to abide by it,” a BCCI source told PTI on conitions of anonymity.

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India-S Africa series likely to be played behind closed doors

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The Chakhesang Catholic Youth Association (CCYA) with immense gratitude to our Lord conveys our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Venuzo Timothy Dawhuo of St. Andrew Parish, Thenyizu for winning the Nagaland Wrestling Association Championship held on 10th March, 2020 and Chakhesang Wrestling Association Championship held on 18th February, 2020. The CCYA wish him the very best in all his future endeavors and pray that God’s blessing be upon him always. Sd/Sd/(Dr. Rosou Pohena) (Shesato Moses Hoshi) President General Secretary

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aim of the sports day was to get to know one another, encourage Christian fellowships and above all to build a strong relationship and bond to serve God together. Altogether, around 110 Youth from 11 Churches participated in the sports day.

The Kezoma Village Gazetted Officer Krotho would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kekungol Mekro, S/o Puda Mekro and Mrs. Neisakrole Mekro, for securing the post of SDO (Cl-I Gazetted) under Public Works Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination. The Krotho wishes and prays that our Almighty God continue to bless and guide you in your future endeavour. (KRONNY NAKI) (ZHOPOVI ZECHO) President KVGOK Secretary KVGOK

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KHENSA SENSO SERVICE UNION MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

FELICITATION We, the Khensa Senso Service Union congratulate Miss Kajenchila Longchar, D/o Mr. T. Supongmar Longchar of Khensa Village for securing the Post of Agriculture Officer (Class II Gazetted) in the recently declared result of Combined Technical Services Examination 2018 conducted by NPSC. The Union acknowledge her achievement for bringing laurels to the community. We wish the best in all her future endeavors. Yangertemjen Walling Moanungba Longchar President Secretary

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Members of CCRCNYA.

PIPHEMA , MAR 12: The Council of Christian Revival Churches Nagamese Youth Association (CCRCNYA) conducted its annual sports day on March 10 at Piphema ground. A press release by CCRCNYA general secretary Senchulo Magh stated that the main

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