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Vol XXVII No. 101
DIMAPUR, saturday, march 18, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
Manoj Sinha tipped to be next UP CM
India 120/1 in reply to Australia’s 451
Tillerson on North Korea: Military action is ‘an option’
national, Page 5
sports, page 12
international, Page 9
CM’s Road Fund hits big pothole
D IMAPUR, MAR 17 (NPN): Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) through its media cell, has gone on overdrive at damage control to defend as “clerical error” a document signed on March 8, 2017 by T.R. Zeliang as chief minister (when the fact remains that Dr. Shürhozelie took over as CM on February 22, 2017). The document contained a list of beneficiaries of the CM’s Road Development Fund (2016-17) which was published in local media on March 16. CMO explained that the list was prepared in January and submitted to the department of Roads and Bridges on January 23,2017. It claimed that after Dr. Shürhozelie took over, he suggested “some alterations” at a review meeting with T.R. Zeliang (ex-CM) on March 8, 2017. After changes were made in the list, CMO sur prisingly claimed the designation of T.R. Zeliang was not rectified and appeared on the document that was submitted on January 23, 2017. CMO also claimed that the ex-CM through oversight signed on the document as “presented to him by the
Decision on UP CM today LUCKNOW, Mar 17 (Agencies): Union Minister Manoj Sinha, who ruled himself out of the race for Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister earlier, is in fact emerging as the most acceptable candidate, sources said. BJP chief Amit Shah was expected to hold consultations with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the RSS and finalise who will be UP’s new Chief Minister, reported NDTV. Saturday, the party’s 312 newly-elected legislators will formally elect their leader and a grand show of strength is planned at the oath ceremony on Sunday. (More on p-5)
Saturday working day DIMAPUR, MAR 17 (NPN): State government has declared all the Saturdays for the month of March 2017 as working days to facilitate government transactions on account of the financial year ending.
NPSC exam rescheduled
DIMAPUR, MAR 17 (NPN): Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) written examination of the NCS, NPS, NSS and Allied Services 2016, which was scheduled to be held from April 10 to 12, 2017 has been rescheduled to be held from April 25 to 27, 2017. (See Advt. on p-9)
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“The govt has money to buy a water cannon but no money to pay us salaries.” K Y M C
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CM’s office misused: Therie Correspondent
KO H I M A , M A R 1 7 (NPN): Amidst a raging controversy over purported signature of former chief minister T.R. Zeliang on chief minister’s road development fund document, which was widely circulated on social media, the NPCC president, K. Therie, said it only showed misuse of office and funds. Speaking to Nagaland Post at his office chamber at Congress Bhavan here Friday, Therie said the funds were meant for their pocket and not meant for political programme. “I think Naga society has to wake up,” Therie said, adding that Nagas should not allow “these people to misbehave with our people and mismanage the public fund.”
(1) Document signed by T.R. Zeliang on March 8, 2017 and (2) The back dated copy of the signed document.
staffers.” In the communiqué, the CMO’s media cell slammed “a certain organisation” and chided it by saying: “It shall not behove of any responsible organisation or individual to jump the gun relying on a clerical mistake and shoot down the down the whole town due to a typing error.”
However, on scrutiny, certain facts didn’t seem to add up with regard to the CMO’s damage control bid. The original document signed by T. R. Zeliang on March 8, 2017 was endorsed to R&B minister Vikheho Swu who signed it on March 9, 2017 and then forwarded it to the CE (R&B) to “process for tender”.
The EE-III of the department also signed on the same document on March 11,2017. Since all the signatories had signed on the same document on different dates of March, it did not suggest any typing or “ clerical error”. The “corrected” document appended by T.R. Zeliang as chief minister
was dated January 23,2017 and expressly signed by the R& B minister the very next day on January 24,2017 but which no longer had any signature(s) of the Engineer of the department. The total fund involvement in CMO’s corrected document was Rs.15 crore while the total fund in the original document was Rs.12.50 crore.
Will apprise Centre of unofficial State services bodies to NSCN (I-M) camps: Manipur CM go ahead with agitation Correspondent
IMPHAL, Mar 17: Manipur chief minister, Nongthombam Biren Singh Friday said he would apprise the Centre about presence of “unofficial designated camps of NSCN (I-M) in Manipur with hard evidences.” “We have heard of unofficial designated camps of NSCN (I-M) located in Manipur. If it sure I will take the matter with the Centre,” Biren Singh told reporters on the sidelines of his meeting with Manipur’s titular king, Leishemba Sanajaoba. The camps would be identified first and thereafter produce evidence, with photographs, to the Centre, he said. He said even though the NSCN (I-M) was engaged in peace talks with the Centre, the government would have to find out as to how unofficial designated camps were allowed to be setup in the state. “Was there any understanding with the state government or whether the state government has
the knowledge of it should have to be studied. Only then I will approach the Centre for taking up appropriate action,” he said. The chief minister stressed on the need to have “emotional integration of all communities in Manipur in order to make the state stronger. For this, he said Meiteis who are in majority, needed to play the big brother role. Biren Singh: “Today, we are proud of being a ‘Manipuri’ who always feels that no one can suppress us. This is because of the kings who ruled in Manipur had protected the territory of Manipur and bestowed their love and affection to all the communities living in Manipur”. In this regard, he said every citizen of Manipur has to think and act on to protect the state’s integrity rather than uttering venomous words to hurt the sentiments of others. The chief minister appealed to all the citizens of the state to address them as “WE” in place of “I” to usher in unity and communal harmony.
DIMAPUR, MAR 17 (NPN): State services associations on Friday affirmed to begin the proposed pen/tool-down agitation from March 20, 2017 if the state government failed to meet their demand for the implementation of the 7th ROP w.e.f. March 1, 2017. This was conveyed to the additional chief secretary and finance commissioner Nagaland by members of the various associations during a meeting convened by the former in his office chamber. Members of the various state service associations have been requested to remain alert and extend cooperation in the larger interest of the state employees. Meanwhile, the various service associations have extended solidarity to the Hindi teachers demanding release of pending salary. The association have also appealed to the state government to find ways and means urgently. NSSA supports: Nagaland Secretariat Service Association (NSSA) has decided to participate in the agitation with no exemption on any of its members. The decision was taken at the emergency general meeting of the association on Friday. NSSA has also endorsed the legitimate demand of the state government employee for implementation of 7th ROP with effect from March 1, 2017. (More on p-3)
On the CMO’s clarification over signature issue, Therie said three signatures appended in the same document dated March 2017 confirmed of mismanagement of office. NPCC president lamented that many issues raised by the Congress were not heeded. He said even the vigilance commission declined to take up the petition filed by Congress. He said even Lok Ayukata was not put forth and that way corruption was completely protected. Therie also expressed apprehension that the elected members would be forced themselves to sit in the forthcoming NLA session scheduled to begin on March 21. He said none of them will open up and speak for their people.
He said during the forthcoming NLA session, the elected members must discuss the Naga political issue and press the government of India. He, however, expressed doubt that they would barely discuss the issue. Meanwhile, NPCC president has asked the Nagaland Tribes Action Committee (NTAC) and Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) whether their target was being pursued since their main agenda was to amend Nagaland Municipal Act. He asked the two committees what way they wanted to amend the Act. Therie cautioned that if they were not able to hit their own target and harboured some political front then that would not go well with the society.
NTAC slams CMO’s clarification
NTAC through its media cell has slammed Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) after it issued clarification on the signature purportedly appended by former chief minister T.R. Zeliang on an official document of Chief Minister’s Road Development Fund (CMRDF) 2016-17 as chief minister dated 8-3-17, which was widely circulated in social media. T.R. Zeliang resigned as chief minister on February 19, 2017 and was succeeded by Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu. NTAC termed CMO clarification as unconvincing and accused Zeliang of misusing the highest public
office for his “political interest on ground of pure preferential treatment which possibly is unconstitutional if not unethical”. As enough damage had been done to the state, NTAC wanted that the people of Nagaland should be emancipated from corrupt politics of TR Zeliang. Also, reacting on the issue, JCC and NTAC stated that TR Zeliang was made to relinquish office as chief minister on February 19, 2017 but has appeared to be chief minister again. The stand of JCC and NTAC was that, however cunning a person can be, the documents do not lie and his reappearance to sign as chief
minister in the distribution of beneficiaries on 8-3-2017 was an insult to the voice of the people, when he was dislodged from the position. Zeliang’s action has also invalidated Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu as having taken over as the new chief minister on February 22, 2017, NTAC media cell said. Media cell also stated that it came as shocking to the general public to once again witness the “blatant bamboozling and abetment” of corruption in the system of governance and management in the affairs of the state by TR Zeliang, who even manipulated the (Cont’d on p-8)
Blockade: Manipur govt to hold talks with UNC Correspondent
IMPHAL, MAR 17: BJP government in Manipur has decided to hold talks with the United Naga Council (UNC) on March 19 (Sunday) to discuss ways and means to lift of the ongoing economic blockade. The decision was made at the first cabinet meeting of the BJP-led coalition government chaired by chief minister Nongthombam Biren Singh on Friday. The government has decided to invite the UNC for the talks, said cabinet minister
N Biswajit after the cabinet meeting. Reports said that the new government had even held talks with some leaders of the UNC at Senapati regarding the matter. The cabinet further resolved to commence the first budget session of the 11th Manipur Legislative Assembly from March 20 during which the floor test would be held, after administering oath to the newly elected members of the house. Manipur Governor Najma Heptulla has appointed veteran legislator Sanasam Bira Singh of Congress as
the protem speaker. He will take oath as protem speaker on Sunday (March 19), an official source informed. Meanwhile, in an interesting development, all the newly elected BJP MLAs were taken to Guwahati by a flight on Thursday. BJP Media cell secretary L Basanta, when contacted over phone, said the MLAs had gone to Guwahati “to relax themselves”. However, reports were doing the rounds that they were camped at Guwahati in order to prevent some members from defecting to Congress for cabinet berth.
NPF-BJP rule a threat to Nagas, says NPCC Hindi teachers to get salary; call off stir Correspondent
KOHIMA, MAR 17 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) president K. Therie lashed out at the NPF and BJP saying if the NPF was allowed to continue to run the government, the special rights of the Naga people guaranteed by the Constitution (Article 371-A) “will be taken away as the BJP government in the Centre.” Accusing NPF of facilitating the BJP, he said if the right wing RSS truly takes over India under BJP rule, Naga culture, customs, traditional practises and rights would all be wiped out. Nagas are under threat as this was clearly stated by Union Finance minister, Arun Jaitley in the Parliament on two occasions-- for removal of Article 371 (A), he said while addressing the introductory programme of the newly appointed 17 office bearers of Nagaland Pradesh
Youth Congress at Congress Bhavan Kohima. Therie further went on to hit out at the NPF saying Nagas of Nagaland were suffering by electing “robots to suppress and dictate” for the last 15 years. “They are not themselves but robots that do not fear God but fear money and power,” he added. He also accused NPF of becoming a “comfort party” of the BJP. He said the BJP believes in dividing the people and religion. And if BJP and NPF were allowed to rule for another five years, Therie said Churches would become empty as people would be lured by money to forget their religion and roots. Therie also took a dig certain people who wanted to form a “third party” in Nagaland terming it as a “suicide party”. He said they were those people who could not go back to NPF and were scared to join Congress. On Naga political issue,
Therie said he “does not see any bright future immediately”. The recent statements made by Central leaders in Imphal led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi were all in different tunes, he said. Alleging that the BJP at the Centre wanted Nagas to suffer with no solution in place, he said it was not possible for the present “facilitator” to solve the issue. Unless government is changed, solution would be impossible, he asserted. NPCC president however expressed confidence that a “difference would be seen in the next election” and appealed the people and the party workers not to be disheartened with the small changes that had taken place in the country, referring to the recently concluded elections. On the recent assembly poll results in five states, Therie expressed doubts that the EVMs were “tempered”, as claimed by other political parties including the Congress.
“EVMs can be tempered and manipulated and the voter will never know where the vote is cast even if he/she presses at the right button, but ballot papers will carry the right stamp chosen by the voter,” he said. In this regard, he said the state Congress would approach the Election Commission to hold the 2018 Nagaland Assembly election through ballot papers and not EVMs. He said the allegations made by BSP chief Mayawati that EVMs were tempered in the UP elections was justified since had the EVMs were transferred from Gujarat. Therie said there were evidences of EVM tempering, which was why the Germany constitutional court declared EVM machine as unconstitutional and non-transparent. EVMs were also banned by countries like Netherland, America, Japan and Australia, he said.
Correspondent
KOHIMA, MAR 17 (NPN): On receipt of written assurance from the state government, the All Nagaland Hindi Teachers’ Union (ANHTU) on Friday called off its indefinite phase-III agitation, which began on March 15, against non-release of their nine months’ salary. The state government in its written assurance agreed to pay two months’ salary by March 2017 and Agitating Hindi teachers shouting slogans in the remaining pending salary within front of the Civil secretariat gate Friday (NP). April 2017 based on the release of funds by ministry of human reeducation, chief secretary, finance comsource development (MHRD). missioner and officials of school educaIn a written assurance, the state tion department, the agitating teachers chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar, stated became impatient and started shouting that if there was delay in release of and entered the first gate. However, the funds by MHRD the state government police personnel prevented them from would release pending salary from the proceeding beyond the second gate. state budget two months at time from Later, commissioner and secretary April onwards till all the dues were school education, FP Solo, appeared at cleared. main gate and read out the assurance letIn this regard, the chief secretary ter to the agitating Hindi teachers. appealed to the agitating Hindi teachers Solo informed that MHRD reto call off the agitation. leased only Rs. 6 crore against the Earlier, while the ANHTU repre- requirement of Rs. 50 crore, which he sentatives were having marathon meet- said could not even meet for two months ing with chief minister, minister school salary. (Cont’d on p-8) K Y M C
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NSACS workshop on social behavioral change
DIMAPUR: Two-day workshop on Social Behavioral Change Communication (SBCC) was organized by Nagaland State AIDS Control Society from March 15-16 with regional SBCC consultant UNICEF, Guwahati, Dr. Pravin Kumar and SBCC consul-
tant, UNICEF, Nagaland, Marykali Yepthomi as resource persons. The workshop was facilitated by joint director (IEC), Metevinuo Sakhrie and assistant director, youth affairs, NSACS Ainato Yeptho. In the workshop, the
topics covered by the resource persons were evolution of SBCC, communication process, behavior change process and supportive environment, counseling, understanding issues-use of problem tress, people analysis and problem statement, Use of
SCCTE undertakes beautification cum planting of trees in Dimapur
Students of SCCTE after the awareness programme. DIMAPUR: To spread awareness on keeping surroundings clean and give importance on plating more trees, Salt Christian College of Teacher Education
(SCCTE) Dimapur B.Ed 1st year undertook campus beautification cum planting of trees on March 11. The programme was organized by environment
club members and was supervised by Proffesor Leena Mishra from mathematics department. Around 60 to 70 students participated in the programme.
BJP Nagaland district units conduct meetings
DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland district units Dimapur, Longleng, Phek and Wokha held its respective executive meetings separately. Dimapur district held its 4th executive meeting on March 14, at hotel Saramati with state executive member Moatoshi LKR, as special guest along with district in-charge Dimapur Mughato. In the meeting, Moatoshi LKR, in his speech said that being in a national party the party workers should safeguard the socio-political interest of the Nagas. Dimapur District in-charge Mughato Achumi said that Dimapur being the centre of the political parties of Nagaland, the Dimapur District party workers should set example for the rest of the districts to follow and be steadfast and work diligently to uplift the party. The meeting was chaired by Dimapur II Mandal president, Imkongtongzuk Ao and later vote of thanks was delivered by delivered by member legal cell Varun Bardewa. Reports were submitted by various Mandal presidents. LONGLENG: Longleng District BJP held its 4th executive meeting comprising of local committee kisan
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Training cum demonstration on news in brief floriculture at Kohima College
DIMAPUR: One day training cum demonstration programme on floriculture was held at Kohima College (KC), Kohima, in collaboration with directorate of Horticulture under RUSA Vocationalization Scheme on March 15. The training cum demonstration was chaired by Nohol Rhetso, coordinator, RUSA and associate professor, Kohima College, Kohima, Kevingonu Rose,
assistant profeessor, Kohima College, Kohima as recorder and vice-principal Thinuokhrienuo, delivered the welcome note. Five resource persons, faculty, staff and students attended the programme. The closing remark and certificate distribution was conducted by Dziesebeinuo Yhome, assistant professor and convener, Friends of Nature Club, Kohima College, Kohima.
Phonetics course at St. Xavier College Jalukie
DIMAPUR: With the aim to enhance the language skills of the students, St. Xavier College Jalukie English department organized phonetics course on March 13 and 14, at the College Hall. Resource person of the programme Shalom Rehabilitation Centre, Chumukedima, director Rev. Fr. Dr. Mathew Thuniampral, imparted the phonetic script vividly. He emphasised on the ardent need to articulate well the words, and to aim for rapid improvement in the art of distinctive and clear pronunciation. Rev. Thuniampral entertained and trained the participants accentuating on learning phonetic symbols, reading phonetic symbols, rapid reading techniques, and mouth and tongue twisters to exercise mouth to pronounce better.
NSCN (I-M) steering committee party meeting: National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN) steering committee has convened meeting on March 22, 11 a.m. at Council Headquarters (CHQ), Hebron. All NSCN active members have been requested to attend the meeting. MCCI general meeting: Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industries (MCCI) has convened annual general meeting on March 28 at 1 p.m. at MMC shopping complex, Mokokchung. All members have been asked to attend the meeting. Members are asked to submit agendas, if any, to the office in writing on or before March 20. Asha village Wka general meeting: Asha village Wokha has convened general meeting on March 21, 10 a.m. at Church Colony, Wokha. All members have been requested to attend the meeting along with photocopy of their Aadhaar card and bank account number. WCYO executive meeting: Western Chakhesang Youth Organisation (WCYO) has convened executive meeting on March 18, 11 a.m. at Western Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) building. All WCYO office bearers, advisors, unit president of all affiliated units and representatives to WCYO have been requested to attend the meeting. TUJY new executives: The Traders’ Union Jalukie Town (TUJT) has elected new executives for the tenure 2017-2020 led by Gengthau as president and Namrenbe Kenn as general secretary. Lost and found: Operation Acceleration Dimapur Town (OADT), NSCN (I-M) has recovered one Bajaj Pulsar motorcycle on March 15 at Thilxu village without number plate bearing chasis no. DT591238 and engine no WLZCGK02988. Rightful owner has been asked to claim the vehicle within seven days of publication of the notification by producing original documents. One has been asked to contact at 7085833728 & 9862764904.
SBI promotes digital banking in Dimapur
DIMAPUR: State Bank of India (SBI) regional business office, Dimapur organized a “town hall meeting” on March 15 at Don Bosco hall, Dimapur in collaboration with the Dimapur district administration to promote digital banking in the district. A press statement by SBI, chief manager (customer service and channel management) stated that key note address and introductory session was delivered by chief manager, Lead Bank ,SBI, RBO Dimapur, Besii Bosco followed by welcome address from regional manager, State Bank of India, Dimapur, Thangboi Lunkim. The regional manager briefed the participants
about the purpose of conducting town hall meeting and on the importance of taking feedbacks from the customers for improving customer services. SDO (Civil), Dimapur, James Swu shared concerns of the government in creating digital awareness amongst all sections of the society and the initiatives of the district administration in forming a campaign called “Digi Dimapur”. He also encouraged and urged the gathering to use digital platforms which was more convenient, easy and user friendly. Power point presentations on digital banking products of State Bank of India namely mobile
SBI ‘town hall meeting’ on digital banking in progress. wallet (Buddy), internet SBI, process of green pin awareness programme. banking, SBI Pay (Uni- generation were the main Vote of thanks was delivfied Payment Interface of highlights of the digital ered by Besii Bosco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “Too soon left us, but we hold on to the sweet memories you left behind. For we know you are in a better place… and that thought gives us solace. We will remember you forever.”
morcha, S.T. morcha, BGY morcha at BJP head office Longleng district on March 11. A press note by G/S & organizer BJP Longleng, B. Chemben Phom stated that two resolutions were passed during the executive meeting that is to form local committee at the earliest and that during the ensuing state assembly election 2018, the party ticket would be issued in consultation with the local committee. PHEK: BJP Phek district held the poll victories celebration-cum-4 executive meeting at Tourist Complex, Pfutsero town on March 15. Dr. V. Thingo, Kevechutso Doulo and Vezokho Chotso were the speakers on the occasion. The speakers encouraged the party men to work hard and get prepared for the coming general election to bring out party legislators in the district. Around 140 members from different A/C mandels attended the meeting. WOKHA: BJP Wokha district celebrated party victory in the recently concluded state election at UP, Uttarkhand, Goa and Manipur along with Dr. T. advisor M. Lotha on March 15, at Totsu Village.
DIMAPUR: Integrated Extension Training Centre (IETC), Medziphema organised one day inaugural and training programme on National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture (NeGPA) for Agri officials from five districts of the state. The training was held at State Agriculture Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) Medziphema with resource person Alongla, consultant NeGPA Kohima who imparted hands on the knowhow on e- governance and its applicability in the agriculture sector. The training was chaired by Z. Kenei, Sr. lecturer and in-charge principal (IETC), key note address was given by Alet Hansing, joint director, Agriculture and vote of thanks by Dr. Watimongla Jamir, lecturer IETC.
IEC materials, SBCC plans for HIV programs, creating a positive learning environment and facilitation skills. The workshop was organized to capacitate the participants to use knowledge of social and behavioral change principals for planning SBCC interventions for HIV, prepare communication plans to implement HIV programs with a special focus on adolescents, use their understanding of the socio-ecological model for inclusion of marginalized and high risk populations in communication planning and transfer their knowledge and skills to mid managers and service provides as a facilitators. Senior medical officers and counsellors from ART plus centres, district program officers from six district AIDS prevention and control unit and NSACS officers and staff attended the programme.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, march 18, 2017
We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to all those who stood by us physically, mentally and financially at the sudden demise of our beloved son & brother Late Ayo Konyak on 10/03/2017. We are overwhelmed by the enormous love and concern shown to us by so many people and would like to convey our special thanks to: 1) Hon’ble Chief Minister, Nagaland. 2) Hon’ble Parliamentary Secy, Shri. Yollow Konyak. 3) Hon’ble Parliamentary Secy, Shri. Pangtaeang Konyak. 4) Hon’ble Advisor DUDA, Shri. Thongwang Konyak. 5) All the Ranks & Files of Naga People’s Front. 6) KBCM, Mon. 7) Shemnyu Ward Student’s Union. 8) Shemnyu Ward Prayer Committee 9) Tanhai Union, Mon Town. 10) Tanhai Student’s Union, Mon Town. 11) 13 (Thirteen) Friends of Tanhai Village. 12) His close friends from Mon Town. 13) NPF, Mon Division. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. K-0721
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Agartala Clouds and sun with a t-storm 32 18
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Guwahati Partly sunny with a t-storm
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Aizawl Imphal
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Itanagar A shower and t-storm around 20 12
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Some sun, a-t-storm; cooler Dimapur Sunny intervals; a t-storm
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Shillong Kohima Mkg
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Tuensang Cooler with a stray t-shower 13 7
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Zunheboto A t-storm in spots; cooler
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A.R. Borthakur and Dr. C.W.Tungoe along with officials of DHD and Powergrid at District Hospital Dimapur on Friday. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, MAR 17 (NPN): As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Po w e r g r i d , D i m a p u r Sub-Station donated one ambulance to District Hospital Dimapur (DHD) on Friday in brief handing
over ceremony at the hospital premises. Deputy General Manager, Shillong, A. R. Borthakur said ambulance was donated to enhance health and emergency care facilities for the larger interest of the society. He said that in the days to come the company
would be increasing their activities throughout the state and that Powergrid would continue to extend support in every possible way for the society to progress. Borthakur also announced that powergrid would be providing chairs to the Out Patient
Department (OPD) Block of the District Hospital Dimapur. M e d i c a l Superintendent (MS), DHD, Dr. C.W. Tungoe thanked Powergrid for their good gesture and also gave a brief introduction of District Hospital Dimapur. D r. T u n g o e s a i d District Hospital Dimapur was established in 1951 as a dispensary with a single medical officer. In the year 1971, the hospital was upgraded to 50 bedded with three medical officers under the Sub-Divisional Medical Officer (SDMO) establishment. He infor med that o n av e r a g e p a t i e n t s OPD receives 250 to 300 patients daily while 70 to 100 emergency cases from Dimapur district and neighbouring districts like Assam and Manipur. The programme was chaired by Medical Superintendent (MS), DHD, Dr. C.W. Tungoe, dedicator y prayer was pronounced by Rev. Yhunlo Thong and vote of thanks was proposed by assistant medical superintendent, Dr. L. Belho.
DIMAPUR: East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union (EDSSU), which has been alleging backdoor appointments of four Land Records & Survey Officer (LRSO) and eight surveyor grade-I under the Land Record and Survey (LR&S) department, has renewed its demand for cancellation of all those appointments. In a representation addressed to the secretary LR&S, the EDSSU president,
Kanato S Awomi, and general secretary, Ato Achumi, stated that as per the second RTI revelation one among the four LRSOs appointed was an overage. In this regard, the union stated that the department must act immediately as demanded. EDSSU cautioned that failure on the part of the department would invite second phase of agitation.
STH 28th general conference
DIMAPUR: Sümi Totimi Hoho (STH) held its 28th general conference o n F r i d a y a t To w n Hall, Zunheboto under the theme “women rise up against all ills” with secretary land resources Kikheto Y Sema, (IAS) as chief guest and SASRD, Medziphema, department of horticulture, Professor Dr. Akali Sema as main speaker. At the programme, the chief guest encouraged the Sümi women to be prayerful and courageous saying it depends upon a mother to determine what her child grows up to become. He further encouraged them to be strong willed women of integrity, stating that the Sümi women were strong enough to lead an
honourable life in the midst of men folk with or without 33% reservation. Speaker, Dr. Akali Sema while speaking on the theme said that women were the best creation of God and the best blessing to mankind. Pointing corruption and discrimination as the two worst ills in the society, she lamented that corruption has reached its zenith in Nagaland. She also voiced that people should do away with favouritism, bribery, disloyalty, dishonesty which counter invites bandhs, agitation, ultimatum and dharnas, paralysing the normal lives of everyone. Akali encouraged the gathering to make “Nagaland for Christ”
a better place to live i n . F u r t h e r m o r e, s h e encouraged the government servants to cultivate an honest work culture. She said “work is worship” should not just be a saying but must be implemented practically in daily lives. The gathering was also exhor ted by vice president Khehoshe Yeptho and Zunheboto Town GB chairman Jehovi Zhimomi. The gathering was enthralled with choreography by Sunday school children of Kawoto village, thishole by STH Kiphire, welcome song by STH Zunheboto. HSLC and HSSLC toppers and successful NPSC and UPSC candidates were also felicitated in the programme.
MDLSA inaugurates ‘legal aid clinic’ Awareness on government budgetary deficit and its ill effects
Chief Guest, Sr. SP Aotemsu (2-L) with panel members of MDLSA. (NP) Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, MAR 17 (NPN): A “Legal Aid Clinic” under the aegis of Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) was inaugurated a t M o k o k c h u n g L aw College on Friday by Sr. Superintendent of Police, Mokokchung, Aotemsu as chief guest.
In his speech, the chief guest lauded the initiatives of MDLSA and their dedicated endeavours to create awareness on law and justice to the public. Aotemsu hoped that with the inauguration of the “Legal Aid Clinic” there would be a leap in bringing “dependable permanent justice” in the land. Earlier, short speeches
were also delivered by Principal District, Session Judge & Chairman MDLSA, Kape Koza and CJM & Secretary, MDLSA Phuluto Yeptho. Welcome address was delivered by Principal of Mokokchung Law College, Advocate Te m j e n k a b a a n d t h e programme was chaired by Advocate Tajungla Longkumer.
D I M A P U R : Re s e a r c h c o m m i t t e e o f K RO S C o l l e ge c o n d u c t e d a n awareness programme on “government budgetary deficit and its ill effects” at St. Mary’s Cathedral Higher Secondary School on Friday with assistant professor, Department of Commerce, KROS College, Keliihol Tase, as the speaker. Speaking at the prog ramme, Tase said creating awareness of the relative findings in the institution was one of the action planned, 2017 of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The speaker ignited and inspired the students the background of budget deficit i.e., 1963 to 2016 and it bad effects towards the economy. Tase said Nagaland government has not been able to keep to its deficit targets and suggested that the gover nment should take steps to become more
Speaker Keliihol Tase with the students of St. Mary’s Cathedral School after the programme. fiscally responsible. According to a release by Research committee of KROS College, some of the findings of the research committee are: Nagaland started functioning with the total budgetary provisions of Rs. 3.88 crore inclusive of plan and non-plan; it took 15 years (1963-78) to reach the figure of Rs. 98.02 crore fiscal deficit; Indira Gandhi launched her party election campaigns announcing the budgetary provisions
of Rs. 222.58 crore in 1982-83 to build a ‘New Nagaland’, which swept the sustained debt; the State’s debt burden kept increasing and during 2002-03 and stood at Rs.2104 crore. Then prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee announced conversion of Rs 365 crore loan to the state as a onetime grant. It would enable the state to meet all its past liabilities and would also result in an annual interest savings of Rs 44 crore (440
mn) by the state; the debt increased to 47.95 Crores in 2004, and continuously increased till 2010. In 2011, the government reduced the fiscal deficit of Rs 1.14 Crore (2010-Rs 603.64 crore and 2011-Rs 602.3 Crore). The current Fiscal deficit (2016-17) is Rs 1318 crore. Research committee of KROS College stated that a fiscal irresponsible government hampers the developmental activities and in emergent situations and
disasters, the government was unable to meet, was not able to carry on programs planned to provide fast relief to its citizens. The committee suggested that the g ove r n m e n t t o f o l l ow sound fiscal policies and set limits on the size of the budget deficit over the next few years and enact the debt ceiling and fiscal responsibility legislation as per recommendations of the XIV Finance Commission.
DDEO Dimapur informs DIMAPUR: Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Dimapur, R. Amongla Jamir has informed all SMC/SMDC under Dimapur district that the community mobilization training for SMC members and community leaders would be held as per the scheduled given below. DDEO Dimapur has informed the scheduled as: March 21 Kuda & Dhansaripar at Kuda Youth hall, Nagarjan, March 22 Khushiabill at Kuda
Youth hall, Nagarjan, March 23 Medziphema at Medziphema Town hall and March 24 Niuland at ADC Conference hall, Niuland. Six participants from each school such as SMC/SMDC chairman, Head of institute, t e a c h e r s r e p r e s e n t a t i ve, women representative, council chairman or GB and one local educationist if any have been requested to attend and reach training venue by 9:30 a.m.
CANSSEA Phek, ANGPTA & NDMSA support CANSSEA
DIMAPUR: CANSSEA Phek District, All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers’ Association (ANGPTA) and Nagaland Directorate Ministerial Services Association (NDMSA) have extended support to CANSSEA demand for the implementation of the 7th ROP. w.e.f March 1, 2017. CANSSEA Phek District has also extended support to the central CANSSEA decision to launch “pen/tool-down” strike from March 20. In this regard, president CANSSEA Phek Teisovikuolie Therie has directed all its unit members from Phek Hqs, Pfutsero, Chozuba and Meluri to co-operate and adhere to the guidelines provided till further order. For further information and queries one has been asked to contact at 9612057184, 9077360548. ANGPTA: ANGPTA has extended its support to CANSSEA. In a press note, ANGPTA president James Ruokuoselhou and general secretary Hoshika Sumi stated that being an affiliated association of CANSSEA, the association assures its support towards the initiative. NDMSA: NDMSA has extended unflinching support to its mother association CANSSEA towards the legitimate. A press statement by NDMSA president Tali Imsong and general secretary M Renthungo Tungoe stated that it was ready to take part in any kind of movement towards achieving the cause and so beseech the leaders of CANSSEA not to stop its fight. NDMSA has also requested its members to cooperate and be ready for participation when called for. K
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Meghalaya CM bats for National Population Register
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Shillong, Mar 17: Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on Friday batted for registration of Indian citizens under the National Population Register to check illegal immigrants residing in India. “It is an irony that this country of 1.25 billion does not have a citizen register. Then we are talking about dealing with the illegal immigration,” Sangma told the Assembly during the Question Hour. Stressing on the need to have the national register of Indian citizens, the Chief Minister said, “We have to have National Population Register which will provides us a classification of categories who are part of the population that will eventually help us to register of Indian citizen,” he said. Earlier, Home Minister Horju Donkupar Roy Lyngdoh informed the leg-
islators that State government will not implement the proposed Citizenship (Amendment) Bill which would grant Indian citizenship to persecuted Hindus in other countries. Lyngdoh was replying to a query raised by HSPDP legislator that the proposed Citizenship (Amendment) Bill who said that the local indigenous people of the state will be “threatened” if the government rehabilitates persecuted Hindus from other countries. “We don’t want the government to deal this issue in a casual way but to deal the matter with utmost seriousness as there is already lot of protest against the intention of the central government as far as this Citizenship Bill,” Basaiawmoit said. To another query, Lyngdoh informed the House that the Assam government had sent documents to Meghalaya government to verify the details of persons
for NRC enrolment. “Assam government had sent thousands of documents to Meghalaya for verifying the details of persons who might have stayed in areas under Meghalaya, during undivided Assam,” the Home Minister said. It may be mentioned here that the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, after being introduced in the Lok Sabha, was referred to a Joint Parliamentary Committee of both the Houses, under the chairmanship of Satyapal Singh for examination and presenting a report to the Parliament. The Citizenship Act, 1955, provides various ways in which citizenship may be acquired. The amendment would allow citizenship to undocumented Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian migrants from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
northeast Bullet riddled body found in Manipur Imphal, Mar 17 (PTI): The body of a bullet riddled non-Manipuri was found this morning near Langol Games Village in Imphal West district, police said. The body was yet to be identified. The body has been kept in the morgue of Regional Institute of Medical Sciences for postmortem, police said.
Fake currency in Rs 2,000 notes seized
Guwahati, Mar 17 (PTI): Fake Indian currency notes with a face value of Rs 4.4 lakh were recovered by BSF personnel from a village along the Indo-Bangladesh border in Dhubri district of Assam, BSF said in a statement today. Altogether 220 notes, all in the denomination of Rs 2,000, were seized from Khusnimara village in an operation yesterday. The consignment was coming from Bangladesh and was meant for someone in Dhubri, the statement said adding that the courier managed to escape leaving behind the fake notes.
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Sonowal appeals insurgent outfits to come for peace talks
Sarbananda Sonowal Guwahati, Mar 17 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has invited all the insurgent outfits of the state for peace talks and said his government wants to rid the state of the militancy, the illegal foreigners and the corruption. Sonowal gave the invitation in form of an appeal that he made while taking part in an All India Radio talk show last night and said all the insurgent outfits in the state should come forward for the peace talks as his government is trying to create a conducive atmosphere for peace in Assam.
Responding to a question if talks would succeed without ULFA (Independent) leader Paresh Asom (earlier Baruah) participating in the peace process, the CM said, “All those who want to return to the mainstream are welcome to the talk table. The people of Assam want peace.” “All are welcome but under no circumstance, the government will allow militancy in Assam. It will continue with all the measures to firmly deal with terrorism,” Sonowal said. The chief minister also said the sealing of the Indo-Bangladesh border will be completed before soon with the concerned agencies working on it and with Prime Minister Narendra Modi being firm on sealing the border. On making Assam free of illegal immigrants, Sonowal said, “As per the order of the Supreme Court and the Gauhati High Court, the updating of the National Register of Citizens has been undertaken in Assam.
Punish culprit who assaulted Arunchalee student: Khandu
Itanagar, Mar 17 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has written to his Karnataka counterpart Siddaramaiah requesting his personal intervention in punishing the culprit who assaulted an Arunachalee student in Bengaluru recently. Khandu in his letter
written yesterday noted that though several charges were filed against the culprit – one Hemanth Kumar, a lawyer by profession – he managed to obtain anticipatory bail, an official communique said here today. The chief minister drew attention of Siddaramaiah towards the fact that
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The Tibetan Medical Camp from Shillong to Dimapur which was earlier scheduled on the 17th and 18th of March 2017 has been postponed to the 24th and 25th of March 2017. The inconvenience caused is deeply regretted. DP-2426
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NO.DC/KPE/JUD-11/2012-13/1730/ Dated Kiphire the 22nd Feb’2017. NOTICE Whereas Smti. Yongtsula Yim, Wife of Late Khingkhamong of Angangba Village, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian succession Act, 1925 in order to draw/received the payments of movable/ immovable properties of Late Khingkhamong pensioner, who expired on 01/01/2017. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 1. P.P.O. No. PEN/COM-27120/NL/S/24891 2. Any other dues etc. From the of Treasury Kiphire. Public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection/claim is received within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant. (DR. TINOJONGSHI CHANG) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Kiphire, Nagaland DP-2481(B)
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
PEREN : NAGALAND NO.REV/TL-1/2008/420 Dated Peren the 15th March 2017 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Shri. Namrai Nsa, Peren Town has applied for transfer of land settlement permit NO.REV/LP-1/99 Dated 24th September 2015, Book No. 004, measuring an area of 25 ft x 52 ft located at Mdipuiram Colony, Peren Town which was gifted by Shri. Deuhing Nsarangbe. Claims and objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted to the office of the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice after which the permit would be issued to Shri. Namrai Nsa of Peren Town. (S. Tainiu) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Peren : Nagaland DP-2446(A)
SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1,5,20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI AJONGBA IMCHEN, CIVIL JUDGE (SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND
Suit No. 80/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : M/s Payal Cloth Store To, 1. MD. Ayub Khan, S/o Lt. Musa Khan, Prop. of M/s. Payal Cloth Store, Add : Zhimomi Market, NL Road, Dimapur : Nagaland 2. MD Manzoor Khan, S/o Lt. M. Khan, Prop. of M/S Khan Tailor Add : New Federal Bank, NL Road, Dimapur, Nagaland. Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 2,03,962.00/- (Rupees Two lakhs three thousand nine hundred and sixty two) only. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/03/2017 at 10:00 am 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 13th day of March 2017. DP-2435 Civil Judge (Senior Division) Dimapur : Nagaland
every year, thousands of students from Arunachal Pradesh go to Karnataka, particularly Bengaluru for higher and technical education. He said if the culprit responsible for assaulting Arunachalee student Higio Gungtey in Bengaluru is punished it would set an
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND
OBJECTION NOTICE
Dated Peren the 8 March 2017 NO.PRN/JUD-5/SC/PT-I/2016/450/ Smti. Singga, wife of Lt. Aomar Aier of Jalukie has applied for issue of Succession Certificate in her name to draw GIS/GPF/Leave encasement/ Gratuity/Pension etc. Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections within 30(thirty) days w.e.f. date of publication in local papers. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in her name. (Zarenthung Ezung) Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland DP-2456 th
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
PEREN : NAGALAND NO.REV/TL-1/2008/421 Dated Peren the 15th March 2017 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Shri. Namrai Nsa, Peren Town has applied for transfer of land settlement permit NO.REV/LP1/99 Dated 17th May 1980, Book No. 4, measuring an area of 60 ft x 100 ft located at Nsetning Colony, Peren Town which was gifted by Shri. K. Huzeu. Claims and objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted to the office of the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice after which the permit would be issued to Shri. Namrai Nsa of Peren Town. (S. Tainiu) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Peren : Nagaland DP-2446(B)
Suit No. 78/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : M/s Samena Store To, 1. Shri. Bilal Uddin, S/o Emanuddin, Prop. of M/s. Samena Store, Add : P.O & Village - Bangabazar, Karimganj : Assam. 2. Shri. Shajahan Uddin, Add : Shahabana Masala Shop, Shop No. VGR 36, New Market, Dimapur, Nagaland. Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 4,03,374.00/- (Rupees Four lakhs three thousand three hundred and seventy four) only. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/03/2017 at 10:00 am 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 13th day of March 2017. DP-2437 Civil Judge ( Senior Division) Dimapur : Nagaland
such discrimination ought to be negated in every possible way and dissuaded forth with. He made it clear that culprits engaged in such kind of activities should be dealt with iron hands so that recurrence of such incidents are nipped in the bud and a sense of security is instilled
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Suit No. 79/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : M/s Nagaland Shoe Store To, 1. Shri. Zuber Ahmed Choudhury, Prop. of M/s. Nagaland Shoe Store, Add : MP Road, Dimapur : Nagaland 2. Shri. Asan Ahmed Choudhury, Prop. of M/S Nasim Store Add : New Market, Dimapur, Nagaland. Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 4,24,845.00/- (Rupees Four lakhs twenty four thousand eight hundred and forty five) only. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/03/2017 at 10:00 am 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 13th day of March 2017. DP-2436 Civil Judge (Senior Division) Dimapur : Nagaland
amongst the student community pursuing studies in his state. “I would therefore seek your personal intervention in the present case to ensure that the culprit is punished according to the law of the land and justice is delivered to the victim and his family members.
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MEDZIPHEMA, DIST. DIMAPUR : NAGALAND
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Dt. Medziphema 16th of March 2017
NOTICE Whereas Smti. Vihopilie, wife of Late Z.K. Kisheho, Pherima village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under Indian Succession Act 1925 in order to draw pension A/C No 11667742896/ PPO No 27660/NL/S/26172 of Late Z.K. Kisheho, who expired on 07/03/2017. Public are hereby asked to file objection/claims if any within 30 days of the issue of this notice. (SARA.S.JAMIR) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland
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KOHIMA VILLAGE, KOHIMA
NOTICE
The T. Khel Youth Organization do hereby inform all the residents of Kohima that, this is to make a Final Notification that taping of water pipe line beyond the Reserve Forest fencing at Forest Colony, Kohima (Medigei) are informed to remove all the pipe lines on or before 31st of March 2017. If anybody is found to be violating the notification he/she would be dealt strictly as deemed fit by the Youth Organization of T.Khel, Kohima Village. SdThepfusavi Suohu Information and Publicity Secy. T.Khel, Kohima Village. K-0708
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, CHOZUBA DISTRICT, PHEK, NAGALAND No. JUDL/SUCC-20/2012-13/17 Dt. Chozuba 9th march 2017 NOTICE Whereas Shri/Smt/kumari Tavehü Thingo H/o S/o, w/o D/o Lt. Kerelhi-ü thingo a resident of Rihuba village/Town has applied for Succession Certificate in her/his name under the Indian Succession Act of 1925, to enable her/him to draw/claim dues and benefit in respect of her/his late wife Lt. Shri/Smti Kerelhi-ü Thingo who was working as primary teacher (retired) under the establishment of SDEO Chozuba (Department) and expired on 10-01-2017. Public are asked to file claims/objection if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Additional Deputy Commissioner Chozuba, Phek Nagaland K-0711
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND No. JUDL-17/90-91/322 Dated Mkg. 2nd Mar 2017 PUBLIC NOTICE Whereas Smti. Sentinaro has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, in order to claim family pension against her husband Late Imnapokim of Sungratsu village. Therefore, public are hereby invited to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued on her name. Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung, Nagaland DC-517
SUMI KUKAMI PHUKUTHO HOHO Atsala : 22 LUSAQHI 2017 A-a : KIYEZHE CHISHI PHU Ado : 8:30 Inaqhe
Ghakutou
: 1. Dr. Kakheto Jimo, Ex- Minister 2. Ino Hewoto Awomi Akukau, Ex-Minister
Yekukutsu-u
: 1. Ino Vikato Yeptho Akukau Akiyetou Sumi Kukami Hoho 2. Ino Kuhovi Jimo Akukau Akiyetou Western Sumi Kukami Hoho
Atsapimi
: 1. Ino Nihoto Chishi, Rtd. Secy. Law and Justice Mijetou SKH 2. Justice H.K.Sema Rtd. Supreme Court Judge
Xakuthami
: 1. Shikuto Zalipu Akukau Convenor Advisor WSKH & Gs NGBF 2. Ino Kakihe Yeptho Akukau Advisor SKH & VP NGBF 3. Ino Hukato Swu District and Sessional Judge 4. Ino Luhevi Achumi Akukau Rtd. District and Sessional Judge 5. Ino Khevihe Chophy Rtd. District and Sessional Judge
DECLARATION
This is to notify to all concerned that MOLUNGYIMSEN VILLAGE COUNCIL (Mopungsanger Putu) has appointed its new Chairman Mr.Tzuknungmajen replacing Mr. T. Kora Tzudir. From the day of its declaration all official correspondence concerning MOLUNGYIMSENG VILLAGE COUNCIL should be directed to Mobile No. 8974277044. Sd/Mr. L. Temsumongba Secretary Mopungsanger Putu Molungyimsen
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Dear nzan, As you step to another blessed year May you shine n be a blessing to your family..No matter how far we are from each other the memories of us will remain in my heart forever. May God bless you abundantly. Happy birthday dear. Many many happy returns of the day. Always zujano
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The selected list for empanelment of Consultants and Contractors (Civil & Electrical) under Nagaland University is uploaded at University website www.nagalanduniversity. ac.in. Selected Contractors/Firms are requested to deposit Enlistment Fee through NU challan. One copy of the challan is to be submitted to Engineering Section, NU, Hqrs. Lumami within 15 (fifteen) days from the date of publication of this notice for confirmation.
Dear Moanuksung, We love you not just because you are turning one, but because you are truly one in a million. We fuss over you not just because you are sweet, but because holding you is a precious treat. in life, we know that whatever you do you’ll not just go very far. You’ll be a rock star baby Moanuksung. Happy 1st Birthday. Always your loving parents, sisters, Odi tensa and Sis and loved ones.
MOLUNGYIMSEN VILLAGE COUNCIL
In continuation to NIT vide No. 6066, 6067 & 6068, dated: 16th March 2017, the under mentioned works are hereby added.
NOTIFICATION
Dearest tachok, As you turn 2 today, We wish for your longlife And happiness today and years ahead With the Blessings of Our Almighty, Happy Birthday dearest. With regards. Loved ones
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example to thwart similar incidents in the future. The student from Arunachal Pradesh was allegedly beaten and forced to lick his house owner’s shoes for using excessive water. While pointing that these students face racial discrimination in one or other form, he asserted that
Dearest Aien (Chanu), Happy birthday to the loveliest little girl on earth.I never forget the day you grabbed my finger with your little hands.You held on so tight it felt like you were transferring your life force to me.It still feels that way whenever I spend time with you. Thank you for letting me be part of your life. With lots of love Adi Ajung and Adi Alem
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Exterior Pa i n t i n g o f Chumpu Boys’ Hostel at NU, Hqrs. Lumami 1,89,100.00 3,782.00 500.00 (NU/ENGG/ LUM-28/20106073, Dated: 17th March 2017) Exterior Pa i n t i n g o f Threzaru-ku Boys’ Hostel at NU, Hqrs. 3,30,100.00 6,602.00 500.00 Lumami (NU/ENGG/L/ A-30/20106074, Dated: 1 7 th M a r c h 2017) Other contents of the NIT would remain the same.
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AKUPUGHU KIKITHI AHOHO ATUGHUU ADO:- 8:30 LONO 10:00 INAQHE 1. Hukuthu kighini eno Alhou tsa 2. Ikhikulu tsa
: Rev. Hevukhu Achumi, ES.WSBAK : Ino Vihuto Yeptho Akukau, Alakhuampeu WSKH 3. Alakhumipeu tsapido : Ino Ghovito Jimo Akukau, Alakhuampeu SKH 4. Ishi phukutho Hoho Kimji : Inoli Khesheli Chishi, OSD Dept. of Justice and Law Mijetou SKH AGHULUDO 10:30 LONO 11:00 INAQHE AHOHO AKINIU Atsapiu atughuu
: Ino Nihoto Chishi, Rtd. Secy. Law and Justice Mijetou
TUTHUPISHE-40 INIJU KEU DO TUTHUPISHE -20 Atsapiu akiniu
: Justice H.K. Sema, Rtd. Supreme Court Judge
TUTHUPISHE -40 INIJU KEU DO TUTHUPISHE -20 01(one) month
Shikimithi tsa Asheho kighini
: Ino H. Kashito Yeptho Akukau, Alakhuampeu Kukuphuu SKH : Achinetou Kiyezhe Chishi, Baptist Akukuhou
KUKUSU Sumi Kukami Phukutho lo ighini kemi:-
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1.Sumi Kukami Hoho Office Bearers & Executive : 30 2. Western Sumi Kukami Hoho Office Bearers & Executive : 30 or more 3. Eastern Sumi Kukami : 4 4. Northern Sumi Kukami : 4 5. Upper Assam Sumi Kukami : 2 Total : 70 or more 21/03/2017 lo Dimapur tove kelo akungo-a ghenguno Phone hipaqolo contact Shilo, 9436008833/9615080571/9436008825 By Sumi Kukami Hoho K-0714
Manoj Sinha tipped to be next UP CM
New Delhi, MAR 17 (AGENCIES): In 2014, a local BJP worker in Ghazipur opened a dhaba on the outskirts of the city. He invited Manoj Sinha, the local MP, to inaugurate the dhaba but did not expect him to turn up. Sinha was, after all, a Union Minister by this point. To the worker’s surprise, Sinha made it for the inauguration. This “connect” with his constituents is not uncharacteristic of Sinha. At least till late last year, he spent most weekends in his native Ghazipur. However, the weekends are not spent lazing with family but holding darbars with people from all over the district. Every Saturday and Sunday, over a hundred people gather at his Ghazipur residence with their complaints and Sinha gives them all a patient hearing, even offering tea to all. The Ghazipur MP, who has never fought a Vidhan Sabha election, is now the frontrunner
Manoj Sinha for the post of UP Chief Minister. On March 11, the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) created history by winning its biggest mandate in UP ever. Repeating its model from Maharashtra and Haryana, the BJP decided not to declare a CM candidate for the UP polls. A decision will now be made after the BJP’s parliamentary party meeting on Saturday. While UP BJP chief Keshav Prasad Maurya has
Rawat to be Uttarakhand CM; swearing-in today
DEHRADUN, MAR 17 (AGENCIES): The BJP has picked Trivendra Singh Rawat as its Chief Minister candidate in Uttarakhand. Rawat was elected the BJP’s legislature party leader by party MLAs on Friday. He will take oath on Saturday. Rawat, 57, defeated Congress’s Hira Singh Bisht in the Doiwala constituency with a margin of over 24,000 votes. This was his third win from the constituency, where he has contested elections since 2002. Rawat, a Thakur leader, was among the frontrunners for Uttarakhand CM’s post in part due to his strong RSS roots. He was an RSS pracharak from 1983 to 2002 and held several important positions in the Sangh. Rawat, who holds a masters degree in journalism, is also known for his proximity to BJP chief Amit Shah and the party’s central leadership, which could have strengthened his chances at
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Trivendra Singh Rawat heading the state’s executive. During the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Rawat was given responsibility of regional election in-charge in Uttar Pradesh under Shah, where the BJP emerged victorious. He was also overseeing the BJP’s affairs in Jharkhand and took the party to victory in the Assembly polls there. The BJP registered a landslide victory in Uttarakhand, winning 57 of the 70 seats. This was the biggest ever win by any party in the state so far. The party garnered a whopping 46.5 per cent of votes.
been ruled out, the names doing the rounds now are Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Manoj Sinha. BJP sources say that Sinha is a front runner because he is an ‘Ajatshatru’ – a man without enemies. “He (Sinha) is friendly with all factions in the BJP. Above all, he enjoys the confidence of both Amit Shah and Narendra Modi. BJP wants to avoid any sign of internal infighting. In such a scenario, they will want someone who is acceptable to all sides. He is close to Modi on one hand, and Rajnath Singh on the other. He is not overly ambitious so he can never be threat to Modi,” a close aide of the minister told News18. Sinha cut his teeth in politics as a student leader. In 1982, at the age of 23, he became the president of the Banaras Hindu University (BHU). However, it wasn’t until 1998 that he got his big break and was elected
to the Lok Sabha. He was elected again in 1999 and after a long hiatus, returned to the Parliament in 2014. The PM showed his faith in Sinha by appointing him to the cabinet. During the 2017 Assembly campaign, he was one of the few star campaigners allotted a helicopter to himself. Modi’s trust in Sinha comes from his “Mr Clean” image. He is believed to be a no-nonsense, work-oriented minister. Sources close to Sinha said that during his time as Minister of State (MoS) Railways, he often “picked up the slack” when Cabinet Minister Suresh Prabhu dropped the ball. “Suresh Prabhu confined himself to bringing in new technology while Sinha was largely looking after the day-to-day affairs. He impressed Modi during his time in railways and that is why he was given independent charge of Telecom Ministry after the Cabinet reshuffle,” a source said.
Govt expects to raise Rs 2,82,212 crore from cess New Delhi, Mar 17 (PTI): An estimated Rs 2,82,212 crore revenue will be generated through cess and surcharge in 2017-18, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today. Jaitley said in Lok Sabha that the total revenue generated through cess and surcharge during 2014-15 was Rs 1,19,276.65 crore, which increased to Rs 2,65,661.61 crore in 2016-17. “The estimated revenue likely to be generated through cess and surcharge in the financial year 201718 is Rs 2,82,211.98 crore,” he said during Question Hour. The Minister said under the Income Declaration Scheme 2016, a surcharge under the name of Krishi Kalyana Cess was levied at the rate of 25 per cent of the tax, that is at the rate of 7.5 per cent of the undisclosed income declared under the scheme.
Strict action against those involved in child trafficking NEW DELHI, MAR 17 (AGENCIES): The government takes strictest possible action against those involved in child trafficking and has adopted zero tolerance towards child begging, Women and Child Welfare Minister Maneka Gandhi said on Friday. Gandhi said in Lok Sabha that adequate mechanism is in place to take action against those involved in child trafficking and whenever any suspected incident of child trafficking is reported, her Ministry takes prompt action. “Action against a hospital in West Bengal was taken at the initiative of the Women and Child Development Ministry after detection of alleged child trafficking incident,” she said during Question Hour. Her response came after Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury alleged that a large number of children were being trafficked
Maneka Gandhi from West Bengal and the state has become a hub of child trafficking, prompting strong protests by state’s ruling TMC members. Gandhi said the Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) kept tab of every children being adopted to check their abuse in any manner. Replying to a supplementary, the Minister said the government has been adopting ‘zero tolerance’ towards child begging and a specific plan in this regard would be in place by next
ICC backs homeopathic drugs Shashi Tharoor responds
NOIDA, MAR 17 (AGENCIES): The Indian Citizen Council (ICC) has written to under-secretary (drugs), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare objecting to the omission of testing homeopathic medicine’s combination/formulations under section 6.4 of the Homeopathic Medicine Act 1945 effected Feb 1 by the said ministry via notification no. GSR 80 (E) and published in the Gazette of India. According to ICC the said move adversely affects public health of the consumer of homoeopathic medicines and amounts to leaving the crucial homeopathic formulations on the free will of the manufacturer. In response to ministry’s invite from lay public on their objections to the said omission by March 17, ICC has sent their views on Wednesday to the health ministry. Asserting the need to continue the traditional practice of testing to de-
termine homeopathic formulations - be it in liquid or solid (globule) forms - ICC maintained that the said omission will provide direct benefit to the manufacturer of homoeopathic medicines. “The manufacturer will be free to add any ingredients in any quantity which will affect the health and life of the consumers. Hence to ensure quality control, potency formulations need to follow set pattern and formula of testing as prescribed in section 6.4 of the Homeopathic Medicine Act 1945,” said P S Jain, president ICC. Jain further adds that if the above omission is implemented, more than 50 % of homoeopathic medicines will be out of purview of any government regulation which will be detrimental to public health. “All medicines are for public health, and in all systems across the world, there’s no medicine for
public without any check or testing. The same practice must be followed for homoeopathic medicines also with a need to make even stronger rules rather than deleting the existing one,” said Jain. ICC suggested a reexamining of current rules and practices and urged the ministry to set up a separate Drugs Technical Advisory Board (DTAB) for the regulation of homoeopathic medicines. “Homoeopathic medicines are widely used by general public and are cost effective. Hence, there’s a need to strengthen them for which, we urge an amendment in the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules in the interest of public health,” said Anju Pachauri member ICC. Homeopathy is a common form of medicine practiced in some countries such as Germany, UK, and USA etc. It came to India in early 1810, with travellers, missionaries and military personnel from the West.
to an online petition
New Delhi, MAR 17 (AGENCIES): Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said in a Facebook post on Friday that he was “surprised and touched” by a recent petition on the website ‘Change.org’ calling for him to be the United Progressive Alliance (UPA)’s Prime Ministerial candidate for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. The petition received as many as 16,000 signatures. Tharoor’s response to the idea of being PM? “Thank you, but no, thank you.” He made it clear that he “neither supports nor endorses such a campaign.” “I am a member of Parliament for the Congress Party, nothing more and nothing less. The party has a settled leadership, which is not up for debate. When changes occur they do so through an established procedure.” He said he discouraged his “followers” from signing the
petition as well. The petition, started by a resident of Thiruvananthapuram, the town Tharoor is an MP from, said it was “in (the) best interest of the world’s largest democracy and to rejuvenate the opposition”. It was addressed to Congress president Sonia Gandhi. Following the BJP’s thumping win in Uttar Pradesh, political analysts are questioning party vice president Rahul Gandhi’s leadership. In fact, National Conference leader Omar Abdullah said that “there is no leader today with a pan India acceptability who can take on Modi & the BJP in 2019.” The former J&K chief minister added that the opposition’s strategy “needs to shift from criticism to (providing a) positive alternate”.
month. “We have called a meeting on how to check child begging and it will be attended by the police, state governments and other agencies. We will have a specific plan on it by next month,” she said. The Minister said her Ministry was planning a special month-long programme - ‘zero tolerance’ against child trafficking. Gandhi said special initiatives have also been taken with the help of 700 NGOs to check the incidents of sexual harassment of children. Helplines have been set up to receive complaints of sexual harassment of children and in these helplines, around 4,00,000 telephone calls are received every month. “We take action on such calls within hours,” she said, adding many of such children are being sexually harassed by the people they know.
Happy to join antiBJP front: Mamata Ko l kata , M ar 1 7 (IANS): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday said she would be happy to join a combined anti-BJP front if any formal proposal comes her way before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. “I will be happy if there is a combined front. If there is any formal proposal, I am there. I have no problems,” Banerjee said at a press conference, when asked whether she was open to joining such a group. She also claimed that existence of a good government and a strong political opposition is important for the betterment of the country. “In democracy, there is a government and an opposition. For the betterment of the country, the party running the government should do good work and the opposition party should also be strong,” she said.
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 101 Dimapur, Saturday, March 18, 2017
There Are Alternatives (TAA)
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here has been resentment and anger within the Congress for the party’s disastrous results in UP and Uttarakhand followed by controversial handling of political manoeuvring in Manipur and Goa where the Congress ,despite becoming the single largest party, failed to cobble up support. Within the party, voices are heard which demand accountability while beyond it, there are voices questioning the leadership quality of Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi. In Manipur and Goa the AICC officials had apparently failed to get the party past the half mark despite being the single largest party with 28 to the BJP’s 21 in Manipur and 17 to the BJP’s 13 in Goa. If there is any need to show who was to blame, the resignations of a Congress legislator in Manipur and two Congress legislators in Goa seem to point to a rebellion against the party leadership. Gandhi has taken a series of disastrous decisions to the point where angry Goa MLAs are saying that the “leadership has reduced them and the mandate to a joke”. The Goa MLAs only echoed the sentiments of Himanta Biswas Sarma, who feel humiliated by Rahul despite the fact that he who could have led the Congress to victory in Assam but who is now destroying the party in the entire Northeast. For the Congress, the 2014 debacle was a strong indicator that it was headed downhill. However, despite the massive defeat, all that Rahul had to say was “we did pretty badly” and promised to revamp the party in the mould of the Aam Admi Party(AAP). Rahul’s much vaunted, publicized and promised party re-organisation, beginning with the youth never happened even in the ten years of UPA rule. He missed that opportunity and managed to surround himself with a suave and few young talents who lacked political sense. Rahul today is the target of ire within his party and is accused of being out of touch with real pollitics. At 46, Rahul Gandhi has nothing to show on his CV except, perhaps, the consequent destruction of the country’s oldest political party - the Congress. Rahul perhaps has more defeats to his credit than any other leader and instead of taking it as a time to seriously consider stepping down on moral grounds , he doesn’t seem to have learnt any lessons since 2014. This is a flaw but is factored in his reluctance to learn the nuances of politics just because he has been forced into politics where he is a misfit. After a few weeks of hectic activity Rahul often does his vanishing trick to and that’s what he’s done after the recent disastrous UP election. It is unfortunate that voices are growing in the Congress against Rahul for hastening the destruction of the party, even if he may not be totally responsible. However, as the one in-charge since Sonia has practically abdicated in favour of her son, he should shoulder the blame for the wrong decisions. Today, the only way that could prevent a complete destruction of the Congress is if the entire sycophantic coterie called AICC is made to step down and Rahul also restricts himself as Congress president and allow others to lead the party. Unlike in the past where the There Is No Alternative(TINA) had worked, today Congress has to face reality that There Are Alternatives(TAA), if it wants to survive beyond 2019.
DailyDevotion The Servant’s Primary Goal We make it our aim…to be well pleasing to Him. —2 Corinthians 5:9 “We make it our aim….” It requires a conscious decision and effort to keep our primary goal constantly in front of us. It means holding ourselves to the highest priority year in and year out; not making our first priority to win souls, or to establish churches, or to have revivals, but seeking only “to be well pleasing to Him.” It is not a lack of spiritual experience that leads to failure, but a lack of working to keep our eyes focused and on the right goal. At least once a week examine yourself before God to see if your life is measuring up to the standard He has for you. Paul was like a musician who gives no thought to audience approval, if he can only catch a look of approval from his Conductor. Any goal we have that diverts us even to the slightest degree from the central goal of being “approved to God” (2 Timothy 2:15) may result in our rejection from further service for Him. When you discern where the goal leads, you will understand why it is so necessary to keep “looking unto Jesus” (Hebrews 12:2). Paul spoke of the importance of controlling his own body so that it would not take him in the wrong direction. He said, “I discipline my body and bring it into subjection, lest…I myself should become disqualified” (1 Corinthians 9:27). I must learn to relate everything to the primary goal, maintaining it without interruption. My worth to God publicly is measured by what I really am in my private life. Is my primary goal in life to please Him and to be acceptable to Him, or is it something less, no matter how lofty it may sound?
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, March 18, 2017
Post-mortem
Open letter to mission director RMSA The legitimacy or illegitimacy of Nagaland state Y
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ome of us say Nagaland is an Illegitimate State. We must make a paradigm shift from this Idea. The description is perhaps too narrowly strong a term to describe the very source of the overwhelming majority of the Naga people has their being and life. We can say the State is not the best of what we want, we can say it is sub-standard, has fallen far short of our expectations; we can even say it has become downright Corrupt and contemptible, if not despicable. Yet to say what the overwhelming majority of our Family members, our Clan, our Khel, our Village, our Tribe and many of our trusted Friends have voted for, as Illegitimate. Such a notion may be hypocritical though a very minute percentage of the Population might not have participated in the Voting on Principle. The thousands upon thousands of our roundly educated Children, boys and girls repeatedly every year, sit in the Selection Tests of Nagaland Public Service Commission for a few posh Government Jobs testify the importance of the State. The very identity of us the People, our Land Patta in the Cities and Towns, the University certificates our Children have, the certificate of our Gun License, our Car Number and License, even the Foreign Travel documents our so-called ‘Undergrounds’ have are from the State. EVERYONE, Traitor or selfproclaimed Patriot in Nagaland, directly or indirectly, maintain their Body and Soul together in One Piece because of the State. The creation of Nagaland State with Special Constitutional
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iii. Reiterated it in the 14th August 1947 declaration, iv. Reiterated by Dissociating from India’s Constituent Assembly, v. Confirmed their resolve in 1951 Plebiscite, vi. Completely boycotted India’s Ist 1952 and 2nd 1957 Elections. vii. And carried on a Guerilla fight when India started using force on the Naga. Some Naga hold on the view that they have nothing to discuss with India, and that they are not asking India to give them Sovereignty; technically it may be true, yet in real life, a People incarcerated under the Sovereign domination of another has no Sovereignty. To say they have, would be like an Ostrich unable to escape its pursuer buries its head in the Sand and pretend out of danger. Sovereignty in practice is actually the Recognition by other Nations and formally by the UN. India Union may have reasons to fear accommodation with the Naga would land itself into an untenable political position with other Separatist Elements elsewhere in India demanding similar accommodations with them.. That fear is unfounded, INDIA can say: “THE NAGA CASE IS DIFFERENT, IT IS PRE-INDIAN INDEPENDENCE, NOT POST INDEPENDENCE SEPARATISTS”. India and Nagaland have strong Moral imperative to make a Final Political Settlement mutually between them. Thepfulhouvi Solo. I F S Retd (RR -68), Retd Principal Secretary, Nagaland, (ANGAMI_T@ YAHOO.CO.IN)
awakening the creative force in students, to draw-out, and that which can draw-out, it was not out, it was innate, it was in, it is creative to the outside, it reside in the in, and education is the process of awakening the inner to the outer in students. If at all, department has self-respect it should be conscientious of its duty. It is histrionic on the part of the department as to why it remained mute for 5 years even after it was repeatedly brought to the notice of the department the inability of the Contractor in completing the School construction on time and the poor workmanship in executing the work. This only shows incompetence on the part of the department to enforce accountability, thus defeating the very aim of the Mission. ARSU is perturbed and fulminated as the present situation has put the Students in a quagmire. Department of RMSA should be ignominious and should not go on depredations the welfare of the Students. Why is it that even after the release of 80% of fund, School building construction has not been completed. If the Contractor has abdicated his responsibility in carrying out the work by flaunting the terms of agreement by not adhering to the terms and conditions then the concerned contractor should be penalized by the department. The concerned department should take corrective steps and stop exacerbating and precipitation the abysmal state of education system in far-flung areas. On its part ARSU will take a recourse to all options available democratically and legally if the injustice it has patiently taken for the past 5 years in the hope for justice is not rectified. Sejongmong, President, Amahator Range Students’ Union
The politics of opportunity
hey say it ’s game of numbers-the rule of majority. And yes it is, indeed. And because, it is what it is, it conveys a hidden meaning which says “We want you to lead the way for us”. I’m just a regular citizen in a yard who sticks out to look across the fence to witness the political functioning or contest, not with the majority or neutrality. But sometimes, certain things sweep me up the floor in surprise and leave me overwhelmed. These things make me reevaluate how virtues can become vices over time. And also how good things escape the test of the depraved and the wicked. The recently concluded elections in some states is one of them-that makes me question if any of the political parties know what the
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Provisions considering the LAND’S historical past and continuing political problem was not illegitimate at worst. Nagaland, with Patriots and Traitors, is neither ILLEGITIMATE nor its Creators TRAITOR. The State was born out of the declared marriage of the Good Will of the Rulers and the Church as the Voice of the people at an impossibly difficult period of the People, forced into Fenced concentration Villages, prevented from Agriculture, without food and means of livelihood, at the hand of the Army and the Police. The NNC, the Naga National Council holds on to the Ceasefire but not the political Part of the Shillong Accord; the GoI abrogated the Ceasefire but holds on to the other part of the Shillong Accord as valid. Whatever Party holds whichever Part of the controversial Shillong Accord, the present State of Nagaland is not the final political Messiah for the Naga, the State is, like John the Baptist is the Forerunner to the One which is to come, to make its Way, the Curved one Straight, the Pot holes filled up, the Drains made and the gradient easy for traffic. Rightly or wrongly, the King of Jammu and Kashmir’s accession of the Kingdom to India was at the right time: the Nagaland Case is different. It is different from the Case of Jammu and Kashmir. Well before the British Colonial Power left India: i. Naga Hills, in 1929, recorded its desire to live a separate life of their own, ii. Reiterated it in 9-Point Agreement 1946,
ou are well aware of the aims and objectives of RMSA, where it states the purpose of RMSA Mission is to provide condition for development of education, economic growth, equality for all, increase enrolment of students from 52% to 75% in five years and above all universal education for all children. But on the contrary Amahator Range Students Union (ARSU) is appalled to learn that the Amahator Government High School construction, which began in the year 2012 is yet to be completed even after 5 years. We assume RMSA department is not undertaking the project to “deconstruct the school education”. It is incredulous to ascertain as to why any effort has not been made on the part of the department to complete the construction of school building within the stipulated time. If the onus of dereliction of workmanship lies on the Contractor then why action has not been initiated. Due to sacrilegious attitude of the department, the career of hundreds of Students from underprivileged and historically disadvantaged classes has been slandered. Welfare of the Students should be sacrosanct, the department cannot remain oblivious to the pernicious conditions of the Students who dream to acquire modern education. The very purpose of the Mission to increase the enrolment of students will be dashed and will just be an “illusion” if funds meant for basic infrastructure for construction of school building goes to private bank account of the Contractor. Who will be held accountable for the egregious violation of student’s basic right to education. The significance of education lies in the power to awaken intelligence in students, and therefore
meaning behind voting is. If the political party gets more votes as compared to the other parties, it is an obvious gesture that the people of the region want that party to lead them. But the rest of the parties concentrate just on the literal meaning of the system being a game of numbers and out manouver the party with majority vote by God knows what means possible, majority of the people, who of course don’t want them to be leaders, will be faced with white turned black situation. Moreover coalition or merger of parties and individuals only after witnessing the result , is seen as nothing but allegiance to opportunism. I wouldn’t mind if, some one and a half centuries ago, Lincoln had said that the government of the determined, by the tacticians, for the
opportunist shall not perish from the earth . But that evening, he gave us the meaning of the most accepted form of government –a government of the people ,by the people, for the people –and it indeed has still not perished from earth. But somewhere along the line, things have changed. The essence of real democracy is fading, whereby, utilitarianism is gradually losing its stance. And I tell you, democracy without utility is not democracy. For what is it if the greatest good is not for the greatest number. A party coming as the single largest signify people’s faith in the governance and its ideology. To vote is a matter of independent choice, under theoretical rationale at least, and so each person before voting make cost-benefit analysis of his decision. Combining many individual
NPSC clarifies
propos of the open letter written by two individuals purportedly NPSC 2016 Prelims candidates viz, Imti Jamir and Sanen of Mokokchung published on 14th March, 2017 and another letter on the same subject written by Amugha and Ato Sumi published both in the Nagaland Post and the Morung Express on 16th March, 2017 . While it is not the policy of the Commission to issue clarification for all matters that has been published in media, the Commission is shocked to see such baseless allegation that only 185 candidates had crossed the cut-off mark, which it feels was made with the intention to malign the good name of the Commission, hence, this clarification again. The general public may be informed that it is always the endeavour of the Commission to conduct each and every examination in a free, fair and merit based method without compromising the integrity of the Commission in any manner whatsoever. While conducting any examination, the Commission follows certain rules and policies that has been framed by the government from time to time. Further, selection of candidates from the preliminary stage of the examination to the next stage is based on certain parameters and guidelines such as reservation for BT, Physically Handicapped (PH), number of posts etc. It may further be noted that as per the Recruitment
Rules, certain percentage of each category of posts advertised is to be reserved for the 10 (ten) notified BT tribes and PH category according to the roster drawn up by the government. Further, the present reservation policy that is being followed is that when a post is reserved for a particular tribe in a recruitment examination, the same will be kept as vacant if there is no eligible candidate in that examination and shall be taken up in the next recruitment examination as backlog vacancy. Therefore, the short listing marks differs from tribe to tribe and even if it is so, the Commission feels that it has done no injustice to any particular tribe or candidate. If any candidate feels that there is any disparity in the short listing marks between the general and BT categories, the same may kindly be taken up with the policy makers and not the implementing agency. Presently, the reservation that is being followed for the Preliminary Examination of 2016 is based on the following; a)37 % is reserved for the 10(ten) notified BT tribes of Nagaland, b) 3% is reserved for PH candidate for some particular posts. Therefore, the total percentage of reservation is 40% and not 37% as alleged. The general public may further be informed that in view of withdrawal of one post by the government after advertisement was issued, the total number of
voters, if the party has highest vote from among its follow competitors, it is because the lot of the voters have a common goal that they believe could be achieved through that government. Now when parties with lesser votes show determination of coming in to power by hook or by crook , somewhere in between, beside giving the majority voters an utter surprise , they compromise their ideologies ,principles and policies while trying to balance with the parties they merge with. This leaves the people with uncertainty if the blend is going to give them what it takes to better the qualities that the party with largest vote had that attracted the people or what it takes to fulfill their common goal. It is not just the parties, but also people who can act on this issue for a
post for which selection was done is for 73 posts out of which 44 posts are for general category and 29 posts reserved for BT/PH category. As such, the number of candidates selected depends on the number of posts available and also if there is any case of equal marks. The number of candidates, ie, 517 nos. who are declared qualified for the next stage of examination is made as per the relevant Recruitment Rules in the ratio of 1:7 where the number of posts is between 51 – 100 and as such, there is no cut-off marks. While freedom of speech and expression is a fundamental right of every citizen in our country, the freedom comes with a corresponding responsibility. The Commission is saddened to see that many so called candidates keep on writing baseless allegations, as is the case in the present context. The Commission once again reiterates that its doors are always open for constructive suggestion, clarification as well as criticism. However, without ascertaining the facts from the Commission, making irresponsible statements and allegations for public consumption are detrimental to the interest of aspiring candidates and certainly is casting aspersions on the Commission. Khrupi Sothu, Secretary, Nagaland Public Service Commission, Kohima
better change. All individuals must concentrate or the most common goal of the community or region where the election is taking place (to look at the bigger picture), then scrutinize the ideologies and manifesto of participating parties, and try to analyse which party would suit best to tackle the situation being faced by the region or achieve their common goal. It is not only then that the party can come out with absolute majority and the people would not have to be faced with surprising episodes –which we witness today. And if one does not vote with a common cause in mind, he should not be upset about what follows. For people who elect corrupt politicians and imposter to power are not victims ,but accomplices. Before voting one should ask oneself ‘what do we, as people of this re-
gion/state, want?’ and not what one wants for oneself. Because only then, as a common cause flashes in your mind, a clear indication will be shown to politicians and the parties about who people want to be led by. When a government of people’s choice comes to power, there is belongingness and hope.” There is nothing more dangerous than to build a society, with a large segment of people in that society, who feel that they have no stake in it, who feel that they have nothing to lose. People who have a stake in their society, protect that society, but when they don’t have it they unconsciously want to destroy it’. Motsuthung Yanthan, Chumukedima, Dimapur, (Motsuthungy.my@ gmail.com)
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Sir,
Naga Club 100th anniversary
Naga Club is 99 years old. The awareness of Nagas as a people and nation, consisting of many tribes inhabiting our own traditional and ancestral homelands in this undivided and unadministered part of the globe, was created by some of our pioneering leaders at Kohima in 1918, forming a common banner for all Nagas and known as the Naga Club. A seed sown for future generations. After the First World War, when many of our people were exposed to the big wide modern world, some leaders who felt a need to make a beginning, conceived of an idea and started a process of movement through an organized common platform in a most democratic and peaceful manner. A bold initiative for all times to come. It was this Naga Club that made a most significant development in the history of Nagas, i.e., the Memorandum to Simon Commission in 1929, long before India, Pakistan and Burma got independence from the British Empire. Relics and souvenirs of Naga Club still stand and remain today in Kohima in the form of the building currently occupied by the NSF, and the original Club house or site now used by the Union Baptist Church as Ozone Café. It is learnt that the Club had a central plot of land in Dimapur, and the Club also functioned at Mokokchung till 1930, when it became defunct after that. What should we do today for this common asset of ours? So occupied with current issues and endless idols that consume all our times and energies, can we afford to overlook and forget our very roots? “Make new friends, but keep the old, One is silver and the other gold…”, so sing our children. Who will take interest to restore and renew our common antiques? Should the Naga Council of Dimapur or APO of Kohima or organisations like NSF, NPMHR, Naga Hoho etc. wake/rise up to initiate some first actions in the wider interest of all Naga tribes (wherever they are today)? What should we do on the eve of this momentous and monumental occasion? Was not Naga Club a phenomenon in the long journey of our Naga Movement? ‘Auld lang syne’, times long past! 100 years! Dr. Dietho-o, ‘South Corner’, AG Road, Kohima
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, march 18, 2017
Thousands attend Transformation Crusade
James Basnet leading Praise and Worship at the transformation crusade, Friday. (NP)
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Ko h ima , M ar 1 7 (NPN): Thousands of people mostly youths attended the third day of the ongoing 12-day “Transformation Crusade” on the theme, “Arise and Shine” at local ground Kohima, Friday. Delivering message,
pastor Phezoucha Nagamese Baptist Church Kohima Velavoyi Keyho said it was time for the Nagas to become a new creation in the society by encountering “His grace and love”. Quoting from the Bible 11 Corinthians 5:17, he said, “a human cannot turn into a new creation with his/
her own effort but through Jesus Christ who will transform us with His power and strength”. Keyho also encouraged the congregation that time has come to reconcile with the Lord through this crusade and to receive His blessings. He appealed the worshippers to come out of
the comfort zone and work for His kingdom as Christ has suffered, humiliated and died for the sins of mankind. He further reminded the congregation that richness in wealth and experiences would not make our life better, but to attain true happiness one must accept the Lord through our hearts and soul and share His love to others. Praise and worship team was led James Basnet, Lozino Noswe was the pianist and the service was led associate pastor CBCK Vezopa Rhakho. The service began with an invocation by principal CHSS Asenla Temsu. On Saturday, the service would begin at 4:30 pm with associate pastor Koinonia prayer centre Rokopra Mekro as the speaker.
DIMAPUR: NSS unit of Don Bosco College, Kohima (DBCK) organized an awareness drive on cleanliness under the theme “Towards a clean Kohima” on March 15. The purpose of the drive was to create awareness on the growing need to tackle waste and also with a motive people to make Kohima a smart and clean city. A total of 60 students under the guidance of assistant programme officer Thungjano Ovung, carried out the awareness drive from DBS junction to Kohima College. NSS volunteers through placards and banners also conveyed message on clean and green Kohima. The cleanliness drive started with a prayer by Pelhouneinuo and Manikho, president NSS unit DBCK delivered a short speech after which the volunteers picked the litters and cleaned the surroundings.
‘Health mela’ at New Tesen, Longjang PHC up at least thrice. Dr. Tiala also highlighted the safe and temporary methods of Family Planning. Dr. Ngangshimeren in his address appealed the public and the council for support and cooperation towards the medical department. Altogether, 487 patients availed free medical services and free medicines at the Health Mela. IEC materials- leaflets in local dialect, posters and booklets were distributed and IPC session and counseling was conducted regarding health talks on Family planning and adolescents’ health care, Child Health Immunization, Maternal Health and HIV & AIDS. Nutritional package was also given to all the
pregnant women and lactating mothers. Eye Specialist Dr. Hedungkiebe, also spoke on observance on World Glaucoma Week wherein he said Glaucoma was referred to as “Silent thief of sight” because the loss of vision often occurs gradually over a long period of time, and symptoms only occur when the disease is advanced. Altogether 118 patients were screened for vision tests out of which 21 were school children, 4 were diagnosed with cataract, 2 glaucoma cases, 12 conjunctivitis and the rest 100 were refractive errors. Free spectacles were provided to all the refractive errors patients. Invocation was said by deacon of New Tesen village .
LONGJANG: District Health Society Mokokchung organized “health mela” on March 15 Longjang Primary Health Centre (PHC) Mkokchung The medical team was led by Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Mokokchung, Dr. S. S. Akaba Longchar and accompanied by deputy CMO, Dr. Kibangkumba, programme officers, medical officers, staff of different programmes, ICTC and NHM staffs. During the mela a total number of 269 patients availed free medical services. Mobile ICTC team from Mokokchung conducted testing for HIV after proper counseling.
In the mela, IEC & NLEP staffs gave health talks on different topics and also distributed leaflets and consultant NVBDCP conducted LQAS. CMO Mokokchung, Dr. S.S. Akaba Longchar also visited few houses to check whether the public were using the LLIN mosquito nets and records were also checked at the PHC. Earlier, the camp started after an inaugural prayer by associate pastor, youth ministry Longjang compound, Limawati. During the mela patients from villages of Asetkong range availed free medical services.
Indian Red Cross Society, Dimapur District Branch extended help to the fire victims of Chumukedima on March 14. Chairman Chandu Agarwal and vice chairman Ajay Sethi along with other members handed over relief materials to the families in the presence of the GB and landlord. It may be mentioned that the fire incident occurred on March 11 wherein 50 families were affected.
MGMHSS felicitated winners and participants of inter-school painting competition for girl students as part of Swachh Shakti week organized by PHED at CHH School on March 14.
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D I M A P U R : O n e d ay “health mela” was organised by Chief medical officer (CMO) Peren and District Health Society Mokokchung at Council Hall New Tesen Village, Tening Block and Longjang Primary Health Centre (PHC) respectively. On March 16, a medical team headed by CMO Peren Dr. Ngangshimeren, including deputy CMO Dr. Tiala took part in the mela. In a short programme during the mela, Dr. Tiala appreciated the medical staff for their support and cooperation in conducting the camp. She called upon the parents to come forward to immunize their children and requested all the pregnant women to go for check
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DIMAPUR, MAR 17 (NPN): Nagaland State Cooperative Bank Limited (NStCB Ltd) launched its fifth ATM booth in the State on Friday at NStCB Ltd, NSA branch Dimapur Naga shopping Arcade Branch, Bank Colony, Dimapur. Deputy Commissioner
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state exchequer would be recovered.” Meanwhile, the minister has acknowledged the state government and finance department for understanding and releasing funds to pay to the agitating Hindi teachers. He also expressed gratitude to the ANHTU for accepting the offer and agreeing to call off the agitation.
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will be arrived at, he said. He added that as on March 3, 2017 the currency in circulation was Rs 12 lakh crore and as on January 27, it was Rs 9.921 lakh crore. Jaitley said the cash recall seeks to create a new “normal” wherein the GDP will be bigger, cleaner and real. “This exercise is part of the government’s resolve to eliminate corruption, blackmoney, counterfeit currency and terror funding. “This exercise has resulted in an increase in deposits with banks. This will facilitate reduction of interest rates and provide more headroom to banks to expand their credit base,” the minister said. Following demonetisation, several restrictions were imposed on withdrawal from banks as well as ATMs. The restrictions have been gradually removed.
(From p-1) He said Hindi teachers under centrally sponsored scheme (CSS) come to the end in March 2017, but added that the state government was showing its positive approach to absorb them into state service. Meanwhile, minister for school education, Yitachu, in a separate press statement, assured that the state government would pay the salaries of the CSS Hindi teachers from the state exchequer. Yitachu said that the even as the funds for payment of CSS Hindi teachers’ salaries has not been released by the Centre, the same would be paid from the state exchequer for two months per month starting March 2017. He assured that the payment would continue till all their pending salaries were cleared. The minister, however, expressed hope that MHRD would release the funds for payment of salaries to CSS Hindi teachers by next month. Yitachu said “once the fund is received the entire amount of pending salaries would be cleared, while those paid from the
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New Delhi, Mar 17 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said there is no proposal to withdraw the Rs 2,000 notes that were introduced post demonetisation. The Rs 2,000 banknotes were introduced along with new Rs 500 currency following the withdrawal of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes from November 9, 2016. “There is no proposal to withdraw the Rs 2,000 denomination banknote,” the minister said in a written reply in the Lok Sabha. Jaitley further said the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes returned to currency chests of the RBI amounted to Rs 12.44 lakh crore (as on December 10, 2016). The data obtained in this regard would need to be reconciled with the physical cash balances to eliminate counterfeit notes, accounting errors and possible double counts after which only the final figures
(From p-1) highest echelon of governance – the state’s Chief Minister’s Office, which require the highest degree of respect and honour. It has also revealed the cheap politics of corruption and nepotism and greedy clamour for power indulged by TR Zeliang. Further, NTAC stated that whether the issue was of a claimed leakage of document, it was of immense public interest or “coincidental detection of dishonest big business dealings”. And since the “cat is out of the bag”, they wanted the matter “to be treated as opportune and precise privilege to be given utmost seriousness for the general welfare of the public of Nagaland and not allowed to turn oblivious”. NTAC also reminded the Governor that as a Constitutional head of the State he should ensure stringent action upon the lapses to avoid embarrassment brought entirely to the whole state even if “it fails to irk the sentiment of the very person occupying the chair of the state’s Chief Minister as to react appropriately”.
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CHANGE OF NAME & TITLE I, Mr. Gihuto would like to change and declare my name to Mr. Khojamo Ezung son of Late Zajamo Ezung and Hotoli Chophi, who are my biological parents. Henceforth my name shall be Khojamo Ezung for all my official documents and intents with effect from issue of this affidavit signed on 16th day of March 2017 at Dimapur. Notary Public : Dimapur Raj K. Singh Govt. of Nagaland DP-2470
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I, Smti. N. Toholi. Awomi, Daughter of Shri. Nihevi Sema, aged about 51 years, Native resident of Suruhuto Town, District-Zunheboto, State-Nagaland, and permanent resident of Power House Colony Burma Camp, DistrictDimapur, State-Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as follows :1. That I am a citizen of India by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality. 2. That, N. Toholi. Awomi alias N. Toholi Sema alias Toholi Awomi and N. Toholi are in respect of mine. 3. That I am swearing this affidavit for the purpose of clarification for having four names, entered in different respective official documents of mine. 4. That, N. Toholi. Awomi alias N. Toholi Sema alias Toholi Awomi and N. Toholi, pertains to the name of one and single person. 5. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence to authenticate my actual name i.e. N. Toholi. Awomi, and shall produce before any competent authority as and when required. 6. That all statements made herein are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed here from. Identified by : Advocate Deponent Solemnly affirmed & declared before me by the Deponent who is identified by Shri. Abel Sema, Advocate, before me on this 15th day of March 2017 at Dimapur. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-2459
Tillerson on North Korea: Military action is ‘an option’
SEOUL, MAR 17 (AFP): Military action by the United States against nucleararmed North Korea is an “option on the table” if the threat from the rogue regime escalates, Washington’s top diplomat Rex Tillerson said today. The strong comments from the secretary of state, in Asia for his first foray into crisis management, appear to signal a sea change in American policy towards the isolated country. Tillerson’s tour comes after a missile launch last week that Pyongyang described as a drill for an attack on US bases in Japan. The US has 28,000 troops stationed in South Korea to defend it from the North, but the capital Seoul is within range of Pyongyang’s artillery and analysts believe any conflict could risk rapid escalation and
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heavy casualties. Even so, Tillerson said the United States’ “strategic patience” had ended -the stance of the previous administration under Barack Obama. Under that policy, the US ruled out engaging the North until it made a tangible commitment to denuclearisation, hoping that internal stresses in the iso-
lated country would bring about change. “We are exploring a new range of diplomatic, security, economic measures. All options are on the table,” Tillerson told reporters at a joint press conference with his South Korean counterpart Yun Byung-Se. “Certainly we do not want to, for things to get to military conflict,” he said. “If they elevate the threat of their weapons programme to a level that we believe require action, then, that option’s on the table.” North Korea has a long-standing ambition to become a nuclear power, saying it needs to be able to defend itself, and conducted its first underground atomic test in 2006, in the teeth of global opposition. Four more test blasts have followed, two of them last year.
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The Dimapur District Dobashi Association held its 7 th general conference at Nihokhu EAC HQ. on 16th of March 2017,and a new team of Office Bearers were formed for the period of 5 years, (2017-2022)along with 8 Executive Members from eight HQ. under Dimapur District, further all the head dobashis of the district shall be the Ex-Officio members of the association. 1. President Shri. Kedokhrielie 2. Vice President Shri. Itokhu 3. General Secretary Shri. Jacob. V. Zhimomi 4. Joint Secretary Shri. Thepfutuo 5. Information & Publicity Secy. Shri. Khekuto Sema 6. Finance Secretary Shri. I. Suwa Lkr 7. Treasurer Shri. Dipul 8. Advisor Shri. Ilung Phom Executive Members :1. Shri. Temsu Dimapur HQ 2. Shri. Rokolhoukho Chumukedima HQ 3. Shri. Vikugha Nihokhu HQ 4. Shri. Mokok Kuhuboto HQ 5. Shri. Hukato Aghunaqa HQ 6. Shri. Avise Dhansiripar HQ 7. Shri. Akuto Niuland HQ 8. Shri.K.Robin Ngullie Medziphema HQ
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Japan launches satellite to monitor North Korea TOKYO, MAR 17 (IANS): Japan successfully launched a satellite on Friday, to track land and maritime movements in North Korea and conduct surveys on the weapons program of the rogue state, a media report said. The H-2A rocket was launched at 10.20 a.m. local time from the Tanegashima base in the southeast of Japan, Efe news reported. The mission is a cooperation between the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and aerospace manufacturer Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,
which has been involved in the field since it was privatised in 2007. The launch, initially scheduled for March 15, was delayed due to poor weather conditions at the base. These types of satellites are designed to capture images from several hundred kilometres above the earth and are used to monitor the areas where North Korea conducts its ballistic missile tests. The North Korean regime led by Kim Jong-un carried out a series of missile tests and two nuclear explosions in 2016.
May rejects Scottish referendum calls
L O N D O N, M A R 1 7 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Theresa May pledged on Friday to fight for the “precious, precious union” of the United Kingdom, unveiling what she called her Plan for Britain with a warning to Scotland not to pursue its independence plans. May said she would negotiate a Brexit deal for the whole country but needed everyone to pull together to get the best outcome. Facing two years of what are likely to be difficult talks for Britain, May wants to stamp her authority on a new agenda for the country but is struggling to repair the
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deep divisions exposed by the Brexit vote. Nationalists in Scotland have condemned her move to block their demands for a new independence referendum before the EU talks end as an “outrage”, and Northern Ireland’s largest
NAGALAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION KOHIMA No. NPSC/CON-35/2009
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NPSC/CON-35/2009 :: In partial modification of the earlier Notification of even no. dated 11/3/2017 wherein the dates for the written examination of the NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services 2016 which has been scheduled to be held from 10th to12th April, 2017 is hereby rescheduled to be held from 25th – 27th April, 2017. The reschedulement has been necessitated due to the unprecedented situation the state had undergone and in view of the “DEMAND” made by the PSAN. It may further be notified that holding examination also depends on certain factors beyond the control of the Commission and therefore all concern may kindly bear the same in mind.
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Baptist Church Virazouma New Church Building Dedication on 19th March 2017, at 10 AM Minister : Rev. Megovotuo Kuotsu (President CBCC)
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I extend my deepest gratitude to all friends and relatives who helped in recovering my vehicle (Mahindra Bolero) bearing Regd. No. NL-07/9971 which was stolen from my private residence by unknown miscreants at 02:20 am on 15/03/2017. I extend my special thanks to: 1. CAO & ZCO (Lotha Region) and staff 2. O/C, Police Station, Wokha 3. Upper Zuvotong Colony Council, Wokha Town. Even as your kind deeds and sacrifices are ever cherished by me, I also pray that God Almighty bless you all in abundance. Renben Ovung Vehicle Owner, Upper Zuvotong Colony, Wokha Town. DC-520
APPRECIATION
The United Sangtam Students Conference (USSC) congratulates the District Nursery and Farmers Society Kiphire District for the meritorious Award as the best Club for the session 2016-17 by the District Youth Coordinator NYKS under the Ministry of Skill Development, Entrepreneurship, Youth Affairs & Sports Government of India. Your achievement is not only inspiring but will create avenues for the unemployed youth in the district.
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Kohima Nyiro Range Union extends our heartiest congratulations and felicitates the following members of our union on their deserved assignment/promotion in the recent past. 1. Er. Janbemo Ngullie State Information Commissioner 2. Shri Motsuthong Lotha Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland 3. Shri P. Yilobemo Ngullie Director Treasuries & Accounts 4. Shri Nthungo Ezung Addl. Registrar Cooperative 5. Dr. W. Nchumbemo Ezung Joint Director, Health & Family Welfare 6. Shri Khonthung Kikon Under Secretary Nagaland Civil Secretariat 7. Shri T. Nzanbemo Ezung Under Secretary Nagaland Legislative Assembly 8. Shri Ekonthung Ezung Asstt. Director School Education 9. Ms. Meribeni Zaris Ezung Junior Section Officer, Nagaland Civil Secretariat The Union further wishes them more success and pray that our Almighty God grant them good health and wisdom and continue to work for the extension of public service.
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The Ilnagba Aso Mongsenyimti Village would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Tiatula Ozukum, D/o Mr. S. Imtichizung Ozukum & Mrs. Matonglemla Jamir on being conferred the Doctorate of Philosophy under the supervision of Dr. S. Srinivasa Rao (Associate professor) JNU Delhi on the topic “Schooling of children in a conflict zone”, an ethnography of Atoizu in Nagaland. We wish her success in her future endeavour. S. Imti Ozukum N. Tali Ozukum President Secretary
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It is our great pleasure and joy to extend the heartiest congratulations to: 1. Mr. N Neilo Koza, S/o Lt. Rev. Ngolo Koza, for being appointed as the National Joint Secretary of All India Sonia Gandhi Association (AISGA). 2. Mr.Teisovilhou Koza, S/o Lt. Dilhou MM, on his promotion to AHM GHSS Pfutsero (DSE). The family and relatives wishes them the best in all
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This is to inform all the candidates that due to unavoidable circumstances, the INTERVIEW called for the post of Assistant Legal Officer, Legal Assistant, Assistant Transport Officer and Sound Assistant on 18th & 19th March, 2017 is postponed. The new date of Interview will be conveyed in good time. Collection of Admit Card is extended. Inconvenience caused is highly regretted. Sd/N.BENJAMIN NEWMAI Commissioner & Secretary
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Irish nationalist party says it wants a vote on splitting from Britain after both regions voted to stay in the bloc. “The coming negotiations with the EU will be vital for everyone in the United Kingdom ... It is essential that we get the right deal, and that all of our efforts and energies as a country and focused on that outcome,” May told her party. “We need to do so united, as one United Kingdom, all pulling together to get the best outcome,” she said, promising to ensure all the voices and interests in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are represented.
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The Mongsenyimti Gazetted Officers Forum take immense pride and pleasure in conveying our heartiest congratulations to our esteemed member Smti. I. Satemmenla on being promoted to the post of the Addl. Director School Education, Nagaland. The Forum wishes her good health and greater success in her future endeavour. davp 19140/11/0064/1617
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LOR leaves behind a memorable night
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, March 18, 2017
Meyitemsu Naga calls for support
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s talented Nagas penetrate into the limelight of national reality TV shows and excel in mainland India, another upcoming talent is also in the offing. Meyitemsu Naga from Mokokchung, a young and talented dancer is making his presence felt in the reality show ‘Yes I Am’. The show is one of the India`s biggest reality shows held at Mumbai. ‘Yes I Am’ is a multi talent show, bringing together all forms of talents from dancing and singing to stand up comedy on the same plat-
form and is telecast online to a worldwide audience. This innovative concept by Divaz Media & Films Pvt. Ltd has other rather unique aspects, which highlights their determination to actually boost skill development and provide lasting recognition to talented individuals. The company offers to help verified contestants from the reality shows aired across 1020 Indian channels and soon it will be telecast on Zing channel. Meyitemsu Naga has been selected in the mega round in dancing category.
He has achieved a number of awards in the dance category since his early days. Meyitemsu Naga has urged support from every-
one to help him to the finals by hitting the love reaction button on his picture in Facebook which will be counted as a vote. One can vote by visiting FB@yesiamstar.
(L-R) Lords of Rock, performing during their open air concert at The Garden, Supermarket, Dimapur, Friday night. A section of the charged up crowd grooving to the songs performed by LOR. utes each felt like a fleeting moment. From a few hundred in the beginning of the concert to an overwhelming endless line of rockers numbering more than a thousand towards the end, the concert gave a glimpse of the energy that was suppressed within the citizens of the city with very little place to vent it out. The best part of the concert was the rain taking the role of the opening act and testing the tenacity of the concert goers. The latter eventually did win in the standoff. The show was a gentle reminder of times when people of all the ages merge into a single unit, breathing the same air, grooving to the same beat and having unadulterated fun topped with songs from an era marked with talent, dedication and oneness. It sure was night in a thousand nights. LOR is made up of Clement Imsong as the frontman, Imkumer Jamir and Toshimoa Jamir on the guitars, Akihito Zhimomi as the bassist and Alemtemsu Ozukum (Aneila Seyie Keretsü)
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he Friday night open air concert at the Garden by one of the newest bands in town, Lords of Rock (LOR) was somewhat a dream come true for many rock fans. As promised, the band gave a performance worth remembering as they belted out one after the other, all the songs that are included in any rock fan’s playlist. Combining a range of songs as diverse as Wanted Dead or Alive by Bon Jovi to Crazy Train by Ozzy Osbourne, LOR ensured every bit of a rock concert to its truest meaning. Some crazy fans were seen dancing all through the concert, drenched in the rain and their sweat, they showed no sign of cooling down even after the concert ended. The song selection seemed more than just pleasant to the gathered crowd as they screamed and waved the moment intros to the songs landed in their ears. The band held the chain of performance of the concert so well that fourteen classic rock songs with an average of 5 min-
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Vesnina beat Venus at Indian Wells Real Madrid to play Bayern in CL quarterfinals
INDIAN WELLS, Mar 17 (Agencies): Elena Vesnina denied Venus Williams another great escape, beating the seventime Grand Slam champion 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 Thursday to reach the semi-finals at Indian Wells. As Williams shook off a lethargic start and began to apply some pressure, Vesnina kept her poise, finishing off the contest
on her fourth match point after fending off six break points in the final game. She’ll play Kristina Mladenovic for a place in the final after the French player’s 3-6, 7-6 (7/4), 6-2 victory over former world number one Caroline Wozniacki. After the match Williams acknowledged some physical “issues” that had troubled her throughout
SBYE Dimapur sports underway
D ima p u r , M a r 1 7 (NPN): Two-day sports meet of Sangtam Baptist Youth Endeavour Dimapur got underway Friday at D i m a p u r G ove r n m e n t College ground, Dimapur under the theme “Ignite the soul through sports.” On the opening day, a short formal programme was held where president of
SBYED, Serichum exhorted the participant. Events like volleyball, high jump, long jump, arm wrestling, carrom, three legged race and badminton was held on the first day. Football, tug of war, obstacle race, 100 meter race, 200 meter race and 500 meter race would be held on March 18.
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errors from Williams got it to deuce, but she would have three more break chances before an ecstatic Vesnina sealed it with a forehand winner. Vesnina reached the semi-finals of an elite Premier Mandatory level tournament for the first time, as did the in-form Mladenovic - whose season so far has included a first career title in St. Petersburg and a runner-up finish in Acapulco this month. It took Mladenovic some time to find her way into the match against 2011 Indian Wells champion Wozniacki. She was unable to conver t nine break points in the opening set as Wozniacki powered to a 5-1 lead, finally breaking the Dane for 5-2. Although Wozniacki duly pocketed the first set, Mladenovic had found her range and it was a see-saw battle featuring six breaks of serve as they played to the second-set tiebreaker.
Lyon, Mar 17 (Agencies): Leicester have been drawn against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals. The Foxes, who saw off Sevilla 3-2 on aggregate in the last 16, will go to the Vicente Calderon for the first leg against Diego Simeone’s side, who have lost in the final in two of the last three seasons. Two giants of European football - Bayern Munich and Real Madrid - were also paired in the last-eight stage, with the first leg at the home of the German champions. Barcelona, who performed heroics to get past PSG in the last 16, face Juventus in a repeat of the 2015 final, which Barca won 3-1 in Berlin. The 2013 finalists Borussia Dortmund will face Monaco, who knocked out Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City in the last 16. Atletico, the surprise Spanish champions in 2014, are not at the peak of their powers in the league and
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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved
1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Late Sushil Sharma
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LATE INNOLI KUGHALI V ACHUMI will be held on 18th March 2017. Time 9:00 am At United North Block-B Old Khatkhati Road, Dimapur
IN GRATITUDE MÜSWUHÜ TUNYI
Dearest Dad, A year has passed since you left us, yet we miss you deeply. There's nothing that we value more than your love ad presence. "To the world you may have been just some body but to all of us you were the world. Forever in our hearts. DP-2339
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Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, friends and well-wishers who stood by us prayerfully, physically and financially at the demise of our beloved Lt. Senchizuk Lemtor. We convey our special thanks to: 1. Smti. Aolemla IAS, Development Commissioner, Kohima 2. Deptt. of BSNL Mokokchung Lt. Senchizuk Lemtor 3. Doctors and nurses of Imkongliba (15.06.1960 – 08.03.2017) Memorial Hospital Mkg. 4. Dr. & Mrs. Tia (Mangmetong) 5. Shri/Mrs. Watimeren (Khensa) 6. All India Radio Mkg 7. Aoli Lemtor Kidong 8. Doctors and nurses (specially Ms. Rasia) of Brahmaputra Diagnostic & Hospital Ltd, Dibrugarh, Assam. 9. Mokokchung Compound Baptist Church, 10. Longpangi Sector, Mokokchung Compound 11. Aoyangba Semchirtem, Mokokchung village 12. Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Mkg 13. Yimjenkimong Senso Telongjem Mkg. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual by name. We pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving Wife, sons and relatives. DC-514
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Sensei Senliwati Longkumer and Supong Maren receiving the Accredited Coach of KAI certificates.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Kohima District is shocked and saddened by the sudden and untimely demise of Late Kevileso Metsie-o on 15th March 2017. Anyone who knew Kevileso Metsie-o recognized and respected him as a soft spoken gentleman, down to earth and a very friendly person. A man with strong conviction, principles and long term vision, Kevileso was a mentor to the BJP Kohima, his dedication and commitment to the party has been an inspiration to all of us and his demise is indeed a great loss. Kevileso as the BJP Mandal President of 11th Northern Angami, we lost not just a party man but a humble and a very knowledgeable thinker with profound wisdom and a visionary. Our deepest sympathies go to Late Kevileso’s family. We mourn with you and share personally in your grief. May his soul Rest in peace. K-0720
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with 11 games to go they trail city rivals Real Madrid by 10 points. Despite a difficult autumn they have won eight of their last 12 La Liga fix-
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Elina Vesnina celebrates her victory over Venus Williams in the last eight at Indian Wells
the tournament, although she declined to elaborate. Whatever her troubles, when Williams leveled the match at a set apiece, Vesnina couldn’t help recalling that the American had saved three match points in her secondround victory over Jelena Jankovic. Williams, who ended a 15-year boycott of the event last year but lost her opening match, was in pursuit of a first Indian Wells title. The 36-year-old star did indeed save three match points against her own serve in the eighth game of the third set -- a game that went to deuce six times before Williams held with a blistering forehand winner. She appeared poised to pull back a service break when she raced to a 0-40 lead on Vesnina’s serve in the next game, but Vesnina dug in. A lucky net cord bounce and two backhand
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1930 – 13th March, 2017 We express our profound gratitude to all of you who stood by us during the sickness and death of our beloved father/grandfather MÜSWUHÜ TUNYI who left us for his heavenly home on 13th March 2017 at Pfutsero. Although we cannot thank each of you individually in this column, we remember your help through prayer, financial support, and physical presence. It is our prayer that God will bless you abundantly in return. K-0719
- Sons, daughters, in-laws, and grandchildren
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LT. N.K. KITHAN
Born on : 17/05/1930 – Died on : 11/03/2017
Born on : 15.07.1930 – Died on : 14.03.2017
We the family members with profound & heartfelt gratitude would like to thank to all individuals, organizations, unions and churches, who stood by us physically, financially & with prayers support throughout the illness and at the demise of our beloved Lt. Mr. Sakutoshi Longchar (Molungkimong) on 14.03.2017. DP-2458
Loving wife, children, grandchildren & relatives
Through this column, we would like to express our profound heartiest gratitude to each and every individuals who stood by us and supported us morally, physically, materially, financially and through unceasing prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved father Late N. K. Kithan, on 11th March 2017. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Doctors and nurses of Zion Hospital, Dimapur. 2. Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur. 3. Angami Baptist Church, Razuphe. 4. Changpang Baptist Church Changpang-11 Baptist Church. 5. District Administration & Police, Wokha. 6. Nagaland State top officials. 7. Land Owners Union, Changpang and Old Tssori. 8. Oil and Gas Bearing Land Owners Union, Changpang. 9. Baptist Churches of Wokha, Kohima, Wokha Village, Pangti, Yikhum, Okotso, Mekokla, Akuk, Lakhuti, Yonchucho, Sunglup, Sanis, Longtsung, Chudi, Baghty, Yimpang, Bhandari, Maratchu, Lio-Longidang, Longtsiri, New Tssori, Yanpha, Liphayan, Chandalashung Old & New, Pangtong and Serika. We express our inability to mention all our relatives, friends and well wishers, but it is our humble prayer that may our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-2466
Loving wife, children, grandchildren and relatives.
Born on : March 1918 – Died on : 11 March 2017 We the bereaved family of Late Yimomo Kithan deeply appreciates and gratefully acknowledges the kind expression of sympathy by all those who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually during our mournful time. We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. We express our special gratitude to :1. Noying Eloe Okho, Senjum Village Dimapur 2. Court Yankho Sunday School Department 3. Senjum Baptist Ekhumkho Dimapur 4. Duncan Yankho 5. Duncan Lotha Eloe Ekhung 6. Changpang Baptist Ekhumkho 7. Longtsuri Baptist Ekhumkho 8. Changpang Dimapur Hapoe Evan Ekhung 9. Changpang Tsoloyulo Yanpoe Yanpia Eyi Ekhung 10. Changpang ONGC Ezomontsurui Ekhung 11. Changpang ONGC 7 NAP Company 12. Changpang Yamo 13. NIKOS Hospital Doctors and nurses 14. Bethesda Youth Center. DP-2455
From Loving wife, sons, daughters & grandchildren K Y M C
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, march 18, 2017
India 120/1 in reply to Australia’s 451
Two Indian not out batsman M Vijay and C Pujara greets each other at the end of 2nd days plays of 3rd Test Match against Australia in Ranchi on Friday. (PTI)
Ranchi, Mar 17 (PTI): The Indian batsmen showed positive intent in their reply to Australia’s commanding score of 451 by reaching 120 for 1 on the second day of the third cricket Test here. K L Rahul (67) scored his fourth half-century of the series and together with Murali Vijay (42 batting), conjured up a stand of 91 -their best of the series -- on a JSCA track that remained good for batting. India still need 132 runs to avoid the followon but with Virat Kohli’s fitness a concern, the onus will be on other batsmen to
help India post a substantial total. By far India’s best batsman in the current series, this was Rahul’s fifth half-century in Test cricket. But just when he was looking good for a big score, Rahul frittered away the advantage edging one to Matthew Wade off comeback man Pat Cummins’ delivery. He faced 102 balls hitting nine boundaries while Vijay also looked compact at the other end remaining unbeaten on 42 in his 50th Test appearance. Cheteshwar Pujara was at the other end, batting on 10,
when stumps were drawn for the day. Vijay hit six boundaries i n 1 0 2 b a l l s s h ow i n g enormous patience as he left anything that was remotely pitched outside the offstump. After a couple of difficult pitches, it was one of the easier tracks to bat on. After negotiating the initial spell of Cummins and Josh Hazlewood safely, Rahul opened up by hitting shots on all sides of the square. Rahul treated all the bowlers with equal disdain. Cummins was hit for three boundaries, so was Steve O’Keefe while Hazlewood
Radiant CC, Shillong Mavericks enter QF
Lakhan of Shillong Mavericks receiving the MoM award from NBCKYD Joint Secretary Subash Karki on Friday.
Correspondent
Kohima, Mar 17 (NPN): R a d i a n t C C, S h i l l o n g Mavericks and Whiskers CC booked their quarter final berth at the ongoing 8th Silver Cup T20 Cricket Tournament on Friday. In the first match, Radiant CC defeated Friends CC by 39 runs. Electing to bat first, Radiant CC set a target of 175 runs losing 7 wickets in 20 overs. Imli contributed 50 runs while Sedezhalie added 45 runs and Manash remained not out at 23 runs. Friends CC bowlers Joy
took 3 wickets while Nazim and Tuju claimed 2 wickets each. Chasing the target, Friends CC were all out at 137 in 19.4 overs with Bablu scoring highest 47 runs followed by Alkash 27 runs. Radiant CC bowlers Mangkham and Tusenfa claimed 3 and 2 wickets respectively. Imli of Radiant CC was adjudged the man of the match for scoring 50 runs. Visiting team from Meghalaya, Shillong M ave r i c k s b e a t h o m e team The Juggernats by 5 wickets in the second match.
Juggernats winning the toss, elected to bat and set a target of 103 runs with Harilong scoring 37 runs. Shillong Mavericks bowler Lakhan claimed 4 wickets while Raja took 3 wickets. Chasing the target was comfortable for the visiting team as they achieved it in 17.2 overs losing 5 wickets. Andrew and Debashish contributed 18 and 15 runs respectively. Lakhan was awarded the man of the match. In the last match of the day, Whiskers Crickets Club Dimapur defeated Spinx CC by 9 wickets. Batting first, Sphinx set a target of 107 runs on the board. Imlisunup scored 32 runs, Khrietsizo 26 runs and Abel contributed 15 runs (n.o). Whiskers CC bowler Wapang and Jalal claimed three wickets each. Chasing the low score, Whiskers CC reached the target in just 7.4 overs losing one wicket. Tejosel remained not out scoring 62 runs and claimed the man of the match. Today’s matches 1st match: 9:00 am Lower Bayavü Giants vs Kohima Thunders 2nd match: 12:00 noon Kohima Hornbills ‘B’ vs Royal Tourniquets
was dispatched to the ropes on two occasions. Earlier, Steve Smith posted the highest individual score by an Australian captain in India, smashing 178 off 361 balls with 17 boundaries to his credit. Glenn Maxwell (104) also completed a welldeser ved maiden Test hundred. He had nine boundaries and two sixes in his 185-ball knock. The Smith-Maxwell duo put on 191 runs for the fifth wicket, laying the foundation for the big Australian total. Australia’s last five wickets fell for a mere 56 runs which prevented Smith from completing his double hundred. For India, Ravindra Jadeja (5/124) bowled with a lot of heart sending down as many as 49.3 overs. Equally praiseworthy w a s U m e s h Ya d av ’ s performance (3/108 in 31 overs), who bowled with pace and got the old ball to reverse on a consistent basis. Ravichandran Ashwin had a bad day in office as he got 1/114 in 34 overs. More noticeably, not for once did he look menacing on a track that did not offer much help unlike the first two Test matches. Brief score: India 120/1 (KL Rahul 67, Murali Vijay 42*; Pat Cummins 1/22) in reply to Australia 451 all out (Smith 178*, Maxwell 104, Jadeja 5/124)
Trinity Sporting to play Case FC in Case PL today
Dimapur, Mar 17 (NPN): Heading towards the final 3 matches of the ongoing Case Premier League, top of the league table, Trinity Sporting will play against Case FC on Saturday second match. Case FC registered their first 3 points last week with a win over STAFAC Patkai. On the other hand, the league leaders avenged their defeat to Nizams FC with a dominant performance in the return leg last week. In the other match, N i z a m s F C w i l l p l ay STACFAC Patkai. The short-handed Nizams suffered their first league defeat last week but sit second in the league table. Having lost their last two matches, STAFAC, who are currently third on the table with 5 points, should look to improve on their second half performances. Today’s matches Venue: Police Ground, Chumukedima 1st match: 1:30 pm Nizams FC vs STACFAC Patkai 2nd match: 3:15 pm Trinity Sporting Vs Case FC
Brazil, Chile, Paraguay qualify for U-17 WC in India New Delhi, Mar 17 (PTI): Football powerhouse Brazil, Chile and Paraguay qualified for the Under-17 FIFA World Cup to be held in India in October from the South American qualifying tournament in Chile. The three countries have secured three of the four CONMEBOL tickets on offer to the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017 with a match to spare at the South American U-17 Championship in Chile. The South American U-17 Championship was being held at three cities of Chile. Colombia are the favourites to take the fourth slot as they need just a point on the final matchday on Sunday to finish ahead of Ecuador and Venezuela and qualify for the U-17 flagship event to be held in India from October 6-28. Paraguay were the first to seal passage after they beat Venezuela 3-1. Chile then earned qualification with a 1-0 victory over Ecuador. Brazil, meanwhile, blanked Colombia 3-0 to confirm their ticket to India. Brazil’s win left them on top of six-team final stage league table with 10 points, followed by Chile (9 points), Paraguay (8), Colombia (4), Ecuador (1) and Venezuela (1). Each team is left with one match each to be played on Sunday.
Man Utd through to Europa quarter
Rojo had United’s first effort on target, but his bullet header was saved initially by Rostov goalkeeper Nikita Medvedev.
L o n d o n, M a r 1 7 (Agencies): Juan Mata’s second-half goal gave Man Utd a 1-0 victory over Rostov and a 2-1 win on aggregate to send them through to the Europa League quarter final. Zlatan Ibrahimovic hit the post twice in the first half as United struggled to get past the Russians at Old Trafford, but they went ahead on the night and in the tie through Mata in the 70th minute, the Spaniard finishing at the far post from the Swede’s flick. Rostov did provide a few scares for United, with Sardar Azmoun and Aleksandr Bukharov testing Sergio Romero either side of the goal, before the goalkeeper pulled off a fine stop from Christian Noboa’s free-kick in the fifth minute of stoppage time. The only major downside was a potential hamstring injury for Paul Pogba, who limped off minutes into the second half.
United are looking for their first-ever success in the competition, and will find out their last eight opponents in the draw at 12pm GMT on Friday, which you can follow on SkySports.com and SSNHQ. Jose Mourinho made five changes from the 1-0 defeat at Chelsea on Monday, with Ibrahimovic, Eric Bailly, Daley Blind, Romero and Juan Mata coming in. United dominated the first half but failed to make the breakthrough, going close on several occasions while registering 78 per cent possession. Ibrahimovic hit the woodwork from a yard out at an acute angle after Marcos Rojo’s header from Blind’s cross had been saved. Medvedev was at the centre of attention moments later as his shove on Henrikh Mkhitaryan in the area wasn’t penalised, while the Armenian forward flashed an effort wide of the goal minutes later after a fine
attacking move involving Antonio Valencia and Ibrahimovic. Ibrahimovic hit the post again with 10 minutes of the half remaining, cutting onto his right foot and slamming against the woodwork from 10 yards, and Medvedev continued his eventful half by keeping out Pogba’s fierce effort in stoppage time. Pogba’s night ended on a disappointing note early in the second half, going off with a suspected hamstring injury. United finally got their lead with 20 minutes remaining through M a t a , w h o c o nve r t e d simply at the far post after Mkhitaryan’s low cross had been flicked between the legs by Ibrahimovic. Bukharov was next to test Romero, forcing the Argentine to save well down low to his right, and with the last touch of the game United’s stopper produced a world-class stop from Noboa’s long-range freekick.
Inter-college Pow-Wow 2017 underway Dimapur, mar 17 ( n p n ) : T h e t wo - d ay Pow-Wow Inter College festival, organized by Tetso College in association with Mahindra (Trucks and Buses Division), got underway Friday at Tetso College in a fast paced and energetic first day comprising of events like basketball, badminton, counterstrike etc. The festival event comprises of both sports and elocution ranging from paper presentations and debate competition. Nine colleges, namely, C o r n e r s t o n e C o l l e ge, I m m a nu e l C o l l e ge, Unity College, Hindi College, Sakus Mission College, Public College of Commerce, Salesian College, Tetso College and Dimapur Gover nment College, are participating in the inter-college event. The event also announced the launch of a selfie contest with a Rs.5000 gift hamper from party village Sovima. In men’s basketball, Salesian College easily trounced Immanuel College in the first round. In the other group, Unity College beat Dimapur
Women’s doubles badminton match in progress on Friday.
Government College. In the semi-finals on March 18, Sakus Mission College will face Tetso College. Tetso College, who got a bye in the first round, beat Public College of Commerce to reach the semi Finals. Four colleges participated in the women’s basketball. Tetso College managed to beat Dimapur Government College while Unity College beat Sakus Mission College. They
will face each other in the finals. Online gaming competitions were also held where Tetso College, Unity College and Cornerstone took part in an engaging fast paced match. Tetso College will take on Unity College Counterstrike team in the Finals. In women’s doubles badminton, Dimapur Gover nment College reached the finals after beating Unity
College, Dimapur College and Public College of Commerce. They will face Sakus Mission College who beat got a bye and beat Tetso College in the semi final match. In men’s doubles, Tetso College will take on Hindi College in the final. D e b a t e, r e s e a r c h paper presentation, standup comedy and the finals of the sports events will be held on March 18.
Fukushima stadium to be used for Olympics
T o k yo, M a r 1 7 (IANS): Representatives from the organisers of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics said here on Friday that the Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium in Fukushima Prefecture wo u l d b e u s e d a s a n a d d i t i o n a l ve nu e f o r baseball and softball events during the 2020 Games. In an effort to support areas in Japan hardest-hit by the quake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in March 2011, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) approved the use of the 30,000-seater Azuma Stadium in Fukushima City, the organisers said, r e p o r t s X i n h u a n ew s agency. The announcement came after the IOC agreed to the proposal earlier Friday in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The 31-year-old Azuma Stadium in Japan’s northeast,
which will now have to be renovated, won unanimous approval by the committee ahead of two other stadiums in Fukushima, including the Kaiseizan Stadium in Koriyama and the Iwaki Green Stadium.
The stadium will likely be used for Japan’s opening games, officials said here. They added that it is hoped that the location of the events will ensure that the plight of the people of Fukushima remains in the international spotlight, as well as give hope to and encourage the people who live in the disaster-hit prefecture. According to gover nment statistics, around 150,000 people were displaced as a result of the multiple meltdowns which took place at the Daiichi plant following an earthquake-triggered tsunami on March 11, 2011. The disaster at the plant operated by the Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. (TEPCO), remains the world’s worst nuclear crisis since the 1986 Chernobyl accident.
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