March 19, 2019 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXIX No. 101

DIMAPUR, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

PM Modi trying to turn whole nation into ‘chowkidars’: Rahul

Everton crush Chelsea’s top-four hopes

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TN-VMR survey gives BJP edge

NEW DELHI, MAR 18 (AGENCIES): BJP-led National Democratic Alliance is likely to come to power with a majority on its own, an opinion poll by Times Now (TN)-VMR completed, after the Balakot air strikes, has predicted. The survey predicted the NDA to get as much as 282 seats 10 over the halfway mark-leaving the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) way behind with 136 seats. Other parties which include the SP-BSP-RLD and non aligned parties like the BJD, Telangana Rashtriya party and YSR Congress could end up with 136. The predicted tally for the NDA is 54 seats less than what it got in 2014. An earlier Times Now-VMR poll in February- completed before India carried out air strikes in Pakistan’s Balakot as a response to the Pulwama terror attack on CRPF jawans- put the NDA seat share at 270, slightly of the majority mark. The latest poll has predicted the Congress alliance and other nonBJP parties bettering their 2014 performance, but not by enough to deny Prime Minister Narendra Modi a second term in office. In the big battleground state of Uttar Pradesh, the SP-BSP gatbandhan is estimated to get 36 of the 80 seats with 39.5% vote share, and reduce the BJP alli-

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KO H I M A , M A R 1 8 (NPN): Following the gazette notification by chief electoral officer (CEO) on Monday for election to the State’s lone Lok Sabha seat and by-election to the 26 Aonglenden (ST) Assembly constituency, the process of filing of nomination formally began on Monday. However, no one filed nomination on the first day. The last date for filing of nomination for both Lok Sabha seat and by-election is March 25, scrutiny of nominations is on March 26, last date for withdrawal of candidature is March 28, date of polls and by-poll is April 11, counting of votes is on May 23 and the date before which the entire election and by-election process should be completed is May 27. According to the notification issued by Returning Officer of Parliamentary constituency Motsuthung Patton, nomination papers can be delivered by a candidate or by any of his proposers to the commissioner and returning officer or to Limanenla, ADC (Hqs) and assistant returning officer, at the commissioner’s office between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on any day, other than public holiday, not later than March (Cont’d on p-7) 25.

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The survey also predicted slightly reduced, but still impressive, returns for BJP in Gujarat (24 seats), Madhya Pradesh (22), Rajasthan (20), Delhi (7) and Chhattisgarh (6). The survey was carried out between February 5 - before the Pulwama terror attack on CRPF jawans- and March 13, which is well after India’s February 26 response in Balakot. Narendra Modi still looked the favourite to continue as prime minister, with 52% of the respondents feeling he had a better roadmap for the country as against the 27% favouring his immediate rival, Rahul Gandhi. About 43% respondents felt that Gandhi had grown as a credible alternative, while 39.7% opposed it. Most people felt jobs were the biggest issue of this poll. About 45.5% gave a clear thumb’s down to the BJP on fulfilling its poll promises, but overall the respondents gave favourable ratings to the ruling party on income tax relief proposals and farm income support. A total of 16931 of randomly selected voters in 810 unique locations across the country were surveyed by 567 researchers. Pattern recognition techniques, commonly used in Artificial Intelligence, were used to identify the locations. VMR put an error percentage of +/-3 on vote shares.

Dimapur Police raid hotels operating as brothels; 6 held DIMAPUR, MAR 18 (NPN): In a planned and coordinated exercise, Dimapur police comprising of senior officers and a forty-member team conducted raids in suspected hotels operating as brothels centres in New Market area of Dimapur town Monday and arrested six persons. According to PRO Dimapur Police, altogether 17 female victims were also rescued and later handed over to different agency for rehabilitation as per the legal procedure. Police said the modus operandi involved forced confinement in hotels where females were locked inside multiple rooms during “business hours”. It was also revealed that the victims would be further subjected to extortion from their daily earnings by a network of pimps and hotel managers. It was also found that temporary living condition of the victims were

abjectly poor, police said. PRO said the exercise was a part of Dimapur police initiative in combating human trafficking for sexual exploitation. Police said show cause notices were being served to the owners of the hotel buildings. In addition, PRO said correspondences were being processed to the Dimapur Municipal Council for cancellation of trade licences. The six arrested were identified as Amit Prasad (18), P/Add- Jharnapane (ECI Highway Construction Camp); Md.Almas Ali (19) P/Add- Jharnapane (ECI Highway Construction Camp); Medozhosa (33) present address Tenyiphe– I, Dimapur; Hojrat Ali (22) P/Add Zeliangrong colony; Ajay Chandra (38) P/Add Pherima village (C/o Star Rice Hotel) Medziphema, Dimapur and Saidul Islam (27) of Daupura, Nagaon.

Priyanka addresses a public rally during her party’s campaign in UP. (PTI)

NEW DELHI MAR 18 (AGENCIES): Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to add “chowkidar” (watchman) to his Twitter handle. She said a farmer had told her that only the rich have a security guard or watchman. Modi launched the “Main Bhi Chowkidar”, or “I am also the watchman”, campaign on Saturday. The prime minister has repeatedly referred to himself as the country’s chowkidar. Modi and several leaders of the BJP across India also added the “chowkidar” prefix to their Twitter handles. Seeking to navigate the Congress towards regaining its political

moorings in the crucial state of Uttar Pradesh, Priyanka on Monday began her ‘Ganga Yatra’ on boat with a blistering attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged voters to bring in a government that works for them. Addressing the people at Sirsa Ghat and other places where she halted during the boat-ride, Priyanka took a swipe at Modi’s “main bhi chowkidar’ campaign, saying “chowkidars are for the rich, not for farmers”, and alleged that the issues of religion and caste are being raised as the government has failed on the development front. Citing BJP’s promises which have remained “unfulfilled”, she asked: “Have two crore jobs been given...has our prime minister ever come here...he has been travelling all over the world.” “They think that by misleading you all they will remain in power. All institutions are being destroyed...the country cannot run like this...,” she said. “I could have also sat at home. I have come out as the country is in danger, the country’s Constitution is in danger...so vote wisely,” Priyanka said. “We have the intention, not ‘jumley’ (rhetoric) and we worked and showed it in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan on loan waiver promise,” she said.

Goa CM swearing-in called off PANAJI, MAR 18 (IANS): In a new twist, Goa’s Deputy Speaker Michael Lobo on Monday said that the swearing-in of the new Chief Minister, which was scheduled to be held at 11 pm at the Raj Bhavan, has been called off. “There many things which are to be discussed among allies and BJP Pramod Sawant leaders. The swearing-in will not happen at 11 p.m. tonight,” the BJP MLA told reporters at a city resort near here. Lobo, however, did not say whether the much-anticipated event had been called off or postponed. Assembly Speaker Pramod Sawant was tipped to succeed Manohar Parrikar, but there were reports that the BJP’s coalition allies were not on board with the decision.

Gov mourns late Parrikar’s death

DIMAPUR, MAR 18 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya, has expressed deep grief and shock over demise of Goa chief minister and former defence minister, Manohar Parrikar. In a condolence message, Acharya described late Parrikar as “a true patriot and exceptional administrator”, saying his “unparalleled contribution” to the nation as defence minister and four times chief minister of Goa would be remembered by all forever. Recalling his close association with late Parrikar, Acharya said he had served the nation with dedication, sincerity and honesty, adding that the country has lost a true leader and a patriot. He further expressed deepest condolences and prayed that God give the bereaved family members strength to withstand this tragic loss.

NPA Dimapur unit warns of conmen

DIMAPUR, MAR 18 (NPN): Nagaland Pensioners’ Association (NPA) Dimapur has warned that some unauthorised individuals were loitering around SBI Main Branch, Dimapur on the pretext of helping pensioners by charging certain fees. In a press note, NPA Dimapur president SK Kenye informed all responsible that such people had nothing to do with the association and cautioned that anyone dealing with them would be doing so at one’s own risk. The unit also requested SBI not allow such people to enter bank premises.

NPF yet to decide on LS candidate Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAR 18 (NPN): Opposition NPF was still yet to take a call on who will be contesting the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from the party. According to NPF sources, the party had received two applications seeking NPF ticket-- a senior NPF functionary and a former BJP member. Though hectic parleys were on at Kohima, sources said NPF was unable to finalize the candidate’s name. If NPF decides to field a candidate, the Lok Sabha polls will witness a three-cornered contest between-- NDPPPDA, Congress and NPF. Meanwhile, NPP was also yet to decide whether or not to filed O. Tinu Longkumer as its candidate for the 26-Aonglenden A/C by-poll, considering the post poll alliance with the NDPP, who has already set up a candidate.

Debate over India’s statistical data NEW DELHI, MAR 18 (PTI): As many as 131 chartered accountants (CAs) on Monday stressed that India is poised to move on a higher growth trajectory and countered the concerns expressed by some economists and social scientists that economic statistics in the country are in shambles. The list of 131 CAs termed the concerns raised by the 108 economists as “baseless allegations with political motivations”. Recently, 108 economists and social scientists expressed concerns over “political interference” in India’s statistical data and called for restoration of “institutional independence” and integrity of statistical organisations. The appeal by the economists comes against the backdrop of controversy over revision of gross domestic product (GDP) data and withholding of employment data by the National Sample

Survey Office (NSSO). The chartered accountants said the allegations appear “choreographed and resemble the previous ‘award wapsi’ drama, which too was enacted just before a crucial state election”. “The appeal seems even more devious as the data in respect of GDP, poverty allevation, ease of doing business are being duly published even by international agencies including World Bank, IMF and many others. The international data and independent agencies have clearly confirmed the data being published by government agencies,” they said. The chartered accountants also said that “between 1960 to 2014, India had been left behind by all its peers from Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea, Brazil, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Russia, South Africa and Sri Lanka in economic growth”. “We believe that

India is poised to move on a higher growth trajectory provided such politically motivated attempts to discredit India and dent its credibility and progress is appropriately countered,” they added. Govt to release job data March-end: The government is committed to maintaining the credibility of statistical organisations and the NSSO employment data would be released by month-end, a senior official said Monday as he dismissed concerns about alleged political interference in statistical data. “The government is committed to maintaining the credibility of our statistical organisations, not only that we have worked hard to strengthen these organisations and will continue to do so,” the official told PTI. The official also said the NSSO’s employment data would be released by the end of March.

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No nomination filed on Day-1 of electioneering

ance’s share to 42 (43%) from a previous high of 73 seats. In Maharashtra, the BJPSena alliance tally could go down from 42 to 39(47.3%) while the Congress-NCP alliance could go up to 9 seats with 35.86% vote share. In Bihar, the BJP-JD(U) alliance is projected to get 27 seats with 48.42 vote share, as against the Congress-RJD tally of 13 with 42.37 % vote share. The survey has predicted big gains for the BJP in the other ‘40 plus’ power state of West Bengal, giving it 11 seats with a 32.04% vote share, and the Trinamool Congress taking the remaining 31 with 38.96% votes. In 2011, the saffron party had just 2 seats with 16.8% votes. In Tamil Nadu however, the AIADMK-BJP alliance is slated to get only 5 of the 30 seats, with the DMK-Congress alliance predicted to sweep the remaining. In Karnataka, BJP and Congress-JD(S) alliance is projected to split it 15-13. In neighbouring Kerala, the BJP is expected to win its first ever seat, in an otherwise 16-3 split between the Congress and Left fronts. Jagan Reddy’s YSR Congress party is projected to get 22 seats in Andhra Pradesh, leaving just 3 to Chandrababu Naidu’s Telugu Desam. In Telangana, the TRS is looking set for 13 of the 17 seats.

‘Only the rich have chowkidar’: Priyanka’s jibe at BJP’s slogan

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Election training in Kiphire

RPI(A) wings condemn

DIMAPUR: The Republi- warned against “such decan Party of India(A) Na- spicable politics to halt the galand State Youth Wing party movement.” and Woman Wing have The woman wing, in condemned the claim of another press release by its Chubatangit Jamir pub- president, said in reality lished in local dailies that he Mughato Ayemi was apwas approved as the RPI(A) pointed as president of the Nagaland unit president. party’s Nagaland unit on In a press release, youth November 4, 2018 by the wing president, Hamjong national party president, Jess, termed the act as “an and again when the party act of insanity” akin to was formally launched on “committing political sui- February 19, 2019. cide.” It added that the party It alleged that Chuba- constitution vests the aptangit “did not know who is pointment authority to the who in the party hierarchi- president and not the genPolling officers at the 1st Phase of training for them in Kiphire on March 18. (NP) cal system in the centre.” eral secretary and asserted Calling this mentality that the appointment of Correspondent DC Kiphire, said that the training. He assured the successful conduct of an trainees of all possible help “dangerous”, it reaffirmed Chubatangit Jamir by the its support for Mughato general secretary, Mohanlal K I P H I R E , M A R 1 8 election depends on poll- if and when it is needed. Assistant Election Of- Ayemi’s leadership and Patel was null and void. (NPN): The 1st Phase of ing personnel. He said that training for polling per- polling personnel shoul- ficer Kiphire, Olivi Thurr sonnel got underway at der all responsibility of gave a brief introduction Hopongkyu Memorial Hall the election, therefore, he of the training. She asked Kiphire on March 18. The urged them to ensure that the trainees to conduct the DIMAPUR: NE ‘NAMASTE’ states Swachch Bharat 1st phase of training will the elections are free, fair elections with determina- Mission (SBM) brand ambassador, L Shaupen Phom and successful. The DC tion and follow norms has mourned the demise of Manohar Parrikar, former conclude on Thursday. On the first day, the further wished them all laid down by the Election Union Defence Minister and chief minister of Goa. Commission of India. She Phom in a condolence note stated that the nation has training was held for pre- success in for elections. ADC Kiphire who further sought the coopera- lost a great leader who served India as defence minister siding officers and 1st pollalso spoke at the program, tion of the polling person- and a fourth time chief minister of Goa. Phom further ing personnel. In an introductory thanked the polling personnel for smooth conduct of asked all BJP workers in India to pray for the departed speech, M. Shayung Phom, nel for making time for the the Elections. soul to rest in peace.

SBM brand ambassador mourns

DNSU conducts first executive meeting

Swachh Bharat program held in Dimapur

ering, member of School Managing Committee (SMC), Aloto Zhimomi, spoke about the importance of cleanliness and how it could affect one’s health and urged the students to keep their school premises

clean. He also stressed on how various NGO’s and organizations have taken up the initiative to keep Dimapur clean and encouraged the students to be inspired by it and try to keep their surroundings clean. T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by assistant executive engineer, Dimapur subdivision, Jayanta Thakuria, who also delivered the welcome address. The guests were felicitated by executive engineer, H.P. Saikia. After the inaugural program, an art competition of two separate groups, Junior and Senior, was held. In the junior category, Moni Tomba, Surjip and Yekevi were awarded the first, second and third prizes respectively, and Revenla, Pahnyu and Nur-uddin were the winners of the senior category. Winners of each category were felicitated with certificates and cash prizes.

BMSCH celebrates foundation day

NPGN/NNC reacts to claim

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) conducted its first executive meeting for the tenure 2019-2021 at its office on March 18. A press release from DNSU president, Sedevilie Angami and general secretary, B. Mhajan Tsopoe stated that the executives deliberated on various prevailing issues pertaining to the student community and society in general. The DNSU has also informed the public that its office will operate from Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm. The office also has put up a suggestion box outside the office for inputs from the public. It further added that a constituent unit & first presidential meeting will be held on March 23, 1 pm at its office premises.

Winners of the art competition with teaching faculty of Government Town Middle School, United Colony Dimapur on March 18. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAR 18 (NPN): A “Swachh Bharat” awareness program and art competition was held on March 18 at Government Town Middle School,

United Colony Dimapur, organized by Bhramaputra Board, Government of India, Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation. Addressing the gath-

Children of the Bright Morning Star Children Home and others after the program in Kohima.

KOHIMA: IDEAL (IW) Charitable Society, Bright Morning Star Children Home (BMSCH) celebrated its 7th foundation day at the Home premises in Perizie colony, Kohima on March 17. A release from BMSCH stated that Kohima Deputy Commissioner, Anoop Kinchi, graced the occasion. In his speech, he congratulated the Home

for completing seven years successfully. He suggested that the children should not focus only on studies but also be trained in different vocations so that they can become self-dependent when they grow up. He also encouraged the children to do well in their studies and told them to consider themselves lucky that they were in the hands of wonderful instructors.

IDEAL (IW) Charitable Society founder director, Abi Angami, gave a talk on the history and day to day running of the Home. Perizie Colony chairman, Akhie Liezietsu, in a short speech, encouraged the children to do well in their academics. The function was chaired by BMSCH superintendent Aleno; a vote of

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thanks was proposed by BMSCH PO, Watisenla; special songs were presented by the children of the home, Keniesenuo Sorhie and Tree of Life, FAG Church. In commemoration of its 7th foundation day, Anoop Kinchi also laid a foundation stone and Rev. Dr. T. R Angami, senior pastor of First Assembly of God Church Kohima, invoked God’s blessings.

DIMAPUR: Reacting to the news published on March 18 “Over 50 NPGN/NNC resign”, NPGN/NNC through its MIP, said that the claims made by ‘col’ Iheto Aye was purely “baseless and propaganda to create misunderstanding among the army comrades.” The MIP said that upon thorough investigation, it was found that the following-- ‘lt.col.’ Khetoi Aye Zunheboto commander; ‘maj.’ Ngonglanta Tuensang commander; ‘maj.’ Tongliba Sangtam; ‘capt.’ Aketo Aye; and ‘capt.’ Vikugha Sumi, denied the resignation claim but rather affirmed to uphold the army code of conduct under NPGN/NNC. In this regard, the ministry of defence has directed those persons, whose names were published, to report to the 1st Brigade office for further clarification within two days. Failing this, the MIP said the government will not entertain those persons later.

news in Brief BJP Nagaland executive meeting & state convention: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland has convened its state executive meeting & state convention, for March 23 at Mon Town. All BJP legislators, state office bearers, state executive members, state morchas, national executive members, district presidents and general secretaries, state IT cell, state ex-servicemen cell, permanent members, special invitees and chairmen have been directed to attend the meeting. NEAN emergency meeting: The National Health Mission Employees Association Nagaland (NEAN) has convened an emergency meeting for March 21, 12 pm at LCS building, Conference Hall, Kohima. The meeting is being called in regard to “national level office bearers with the MoH&FW officials” at Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi and also to prepare draft proposals as per time given by the ministry. All central executive office bearers, advisors, district unit presidents/general secretaries and district representatives have been requested to attend the meeting. WSKH meeting: Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH) has convened a meeting of all its executive members, office bearers, advisors and chairmen of all its constituent areas, for March 20, 10 am at WSKH office, Chekiye village. ANTA on yearly registration: All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) Dimapur unit has informed all ANTA Dimapur unit registered members to complete their yearly registration renewal for the year 2019 on or before April 15, without fail. SVEEP meeting in Wokha: EAC (J) and Nodal Officer for SVEEP, Wokha has informed all concerned that in view of the forthcoming General Elections, a meeting will be held on March 19, 11:00 am in the DC’s Conference Hall, Wokha, in regard to the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation campaign. All stakeholders have been requested to attend the meeting without fail and ensure attendance of at least two representatives from each group. (DIPR)

Mokokchung election related exemption: DEO & ARO, Mokokchung, Rajesh Soundarajan has informed government servants who have applied for exemption from polling duty on medical grounds, to report at ADC (Planning) Conference Hall, Mokokchung, at 9 am on March 20, and produce Medical Investigation Reports to the Board. Applicants who do not appear before the Board will be deemed to have not applied for exemption. (DIPR) Election related training in Tuensang: DC and DEO Tuensang, Mohammed Ali Shihab, has directed all presiding officers, 1st and 2nd polling officers and fourth grade government employees to attend the polling training from: March 22 to 23 - first round training; March 29 and 30 – second round; and April 5 and 6 - final round. HODs of the district have also been directed to direct employees and officials to attend the same without fail. The venue of the training will be GHSS Tuensang. (DIPR) Kiphire DPDB meeting on March 22: The Monthly Kiphire District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting for the month of March 2019 will be held on March 22 at the DC’s Conference hall Kiphire at 11 am. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. (DIPR) DC Dimapur on buying, selling land: DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol has issued a notification stating that in pursuance to a Land Revenue department notification regarding implementation of minimum circle rate of land under Dimapur Mouzas, the Seller/Donor of immovable properties should first obtain sale or gift No Objection Certificates from the DC’s office before executing the deed of conveyance. For registration of documents, the Government of Nagaland, Land Revenue Department Notification issued vide LR/9-1/Rev/2003 (pt) (III) dated July 15, 2015, shall be enforced with immediate effect. (DIPR)

Longmatra bids farewell to BDO

K. Langshen with other officials and well-wishers at his farewell program held on March 18. (NP) Correspondent

KIPHIRE, MAR 18 (NPN): A farewell program for K. Langshen, Block Development Officer (BDO), Longmatra RD Block, was held at RD Office Longmatra town on March 18.

The outgoing BDO expressed his happiness at the people of Longmatra’s support and cooperation extended to him during his stay in the town. He hoped that Longmatra block would progress in many fields with peace and unity.

K. Langshen was the first BDO of Longmatra block after it was declared a block. The program was attended by village councils, VDBs , head GBs, administration of Longmatra block, NRLM and block staff. The program was chaired by Florance.

District Mental Health Programme (DMHP), Kohima conducted sessions on mental health for faculty and students of eleven schools and colleges in Kohima district during the month of February and March 2019. (DMHP Kohima, NHK, Clinical Psychologist)

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CNC appeals for prayer for Naga political prisoners DIMAPUR: The Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC), during its executive and staff meeting held on March 13, has designated a special prayer moment for Naga freedom movement political prisoners, during Sunday worship service on March 24. A press release from CNC general secretary, Rev. Seksim Kasar has earnestly appealed to all Church leaders, pastors, and prayer centres to uphold the prisoners in their prayers during the mentioned Sunday service. All the NNPGs have also been requested to do so in their respective camps. Further, NSCN regional CAOs, commanders and chaplains are to take the responsibility of organizing prayer services in their respective headquarters and camps. Members living in and around Dimapur and Peren districts have been requested to turn up at CHQ Church, Hebron.

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KO H I M A , M A R 1 8 (NPN): The department of Political Science, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous) Jakhama, organized a grand function in commemoration of its 25th anniversary under the theme “Transiting the legacy of excellence.” Higher Education department joint director, Menuokholie Kire, graced the occasion as special guest, at the college Indoor Stadium on Monday, Kire in address con-

gratulated the department for reaching 25th years and producing many political science students during its existence. Kire stated that many colleges in the state may have to close down for being unable to fulfil the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) criteria, since it is mandatory for all colleges in the country. Appreciating the college for managing to get the ‘Autonomous’ tag, Kire urged its authorities to aim even higher and introduce postgraduate courses, be-

sides also introducing skill development courses for the benefit of students. He reminded the students that they were privileged to study in such a college with proper infrastructure and facilities. He advised the student community to develop a work culture and have dreams, visions and set targets to achieve great things in life. SJC principal, Rev. Fr. Dr. Sebastian Qusepparampil, in his welcome address said a jubilee was the time to look back with

pride and look forward with hope. He said the political science students have lots to contribute to society and the Naga political struggle. Political Science department HoD, Dihe Mao, in his address, said the department has 700 students with 11 teachers and soon the department will start a PG course. He said since its inception in 1994, the department of political science has been committed to producing a large number of quality graduates. He also highlighted various achievements of the department. T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by Divito Vese; S. Angki Hoanba and Kajensungla Lemtur compeered the program; invocation prayer was said by academic affairs and vice principal SJC, Dr. Sr. Ranit; Holuto Sheqi delivered a presidential address; Mezanuo Ngukha made a special appearance; the jubilee choir presented a special song; a traditional folk dance was presented by the college’s Sumi cultural troupe; and a vote of thanks was proposed by organizing committee convener, Kukhrunehu Sapuh. The celebration was attended by college lecturers, alumni, students, well wishers, college faculty members and others. Later, after the formal session, an extravaganza program greatly entertained the attendees.

Assam Rifles Jalukie battalion officers, ARC members and trainees of the handicraft training program with some crafts created during the course of the training.

DIMAPUR: Ahthibung Re g i o n C l u b ( A RC ) , Ahthibung in collaboration with Assam Rifles Jalukie, completed a 42-day training program on basic handicraft skills at Henpu’s Handicraft Centre, Ahthibung on March 18. A press release from ARC, Ahthibung vice chairman, Henpu Kuki

stated that ARC identified seven unemployed people from remote villages where there were no sustainable job opportunities available. ARC also supported and assisted this program to prepare underprivileged people to earn their livelihoods through wood carving skills. ARC, with the help

of Assam Rifles, arranged resource persons to train these seven people, where the trainers made all efforts to impart basic skills of handicraft to them. All the trainees were awarded with handicraft basic course certificates to help them to fetch loans or monetary benefits from the government.

DGC Advisory Board holds first meeting

DIMAPUR: The newly reconstituted Dimapur Government College, Dimapur, Advisory Board held its first meeting on March 16 at Dimapur Government College. Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, who also serves as chairman of the board, chaired the meeting.

The chairman appreciated the initiatives being undertaken by the college so far. College principal and the board’s member secretary, Kavili Jakhalu welcomed the members and presented a general overview of the college through a slide-show presentation and highlighted the chal-

lenges faced by the college. The principal also apprised the members about the 2nd Cycle of NAAC Accreditation which is due in 2020 and impressed upon them the need to prepare for the event. The members deliberated on various issues and came up with several viable suggestions to address said issues.

WAY Foundation Wokha branch inaugurated

D I M A P U R : We A r e Young (WAY) Foundation, a youth-led organization based in Guwahati, Assam, launched another state chapter in Wokha on March 14. A press release from WAY Foundation Guwahati program manager, Abenthung Ngullie and Shanbeni Ngullie state coordinator, Nagaland, stated that in an inaugural function, chief guest Zuchopeni Ezong, chairperson, Lotha Eleo Hoho (LEH) said that this was an important initiative for children’s learning and growth. She opined that it would surely benefit the student community as the location of the centre was also near different schools. Abenthung Ngullie, state head, stated that WAY Nagaland will work towards youth-led develop-

ment of Naga society and engage more young people in community service and benefit underprivileged children in the Naga community. The launch was blessed with prayers from Rev. Khonbemo P Kikon, assistant pastor WTBC. Mt. Sanai School principal, Thungchibemo Humtsoe also attended the program. The foundation has begun its outreach and development activities with an experiential learning centre “Convergence-a hope for your dreams” to cater to the needs of children and adolescents from neighbouring colonies. The WAY Foundation works with adolescents and young people on Lifeskills and leadership and was registered in the year 2013.

DPC meeting held in Kohima

Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, DPC members and others after the Diocesan Pastoral Council meeting held on March 14 in Kohima.

DIMAPUR: The annual Diocesan Pastoral Council (DPC) meeting of the Diocese of Kohima was held at Mt. Tabor on March 14, Kohima, under the theme “Year of evangelization” and was inaugurated with lighting of Lamps signifying Jesus, the Light of the world. A press release from secretary to Bishop of Kohima, Fr. Victor Renthungo stated that the first input session was addressed by Fr. Dr. George Angami, vice principal St. Joseph (Autonomous) College Jakhama on the topic “The great commission for evangelization: K Y M C

A Biblical perspective”, where he highlighted the mission command and the call to be missionaries as a true Christian. Fr. David Tithong, the dean of Studies of St. Xavier Seminary presented a paper on the topic “Church perspective on evangelization” during the second session. In the afternoon, the third session assembly was divided into five groups for discussion. Fr. Chacko K presented a survey study report on alcoholism. Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, Bishop of Kohima gave the welcome

address and concluding remarks. The Bishop concluded with a prayer of blessing for all present. Earlier, the DPC 2018 report was read by Marina, secretary, DPC. The meeting began with a prayer service led by Fr. Anthony Loyola. Rev. Fr. Charles S, director, Development Association of Nagaland Dimapur and Rev. Fr. Carolus Neishaluo, vicar general, Diocese of Kohima were also present. 123 representatives from all eleven districts of Nagaland took part in the meeting. K Y M C

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Ally troubles for BJP, Cong in Tripura

A gar t a l a , M ar 18 (IANS): The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress in Tripura are likely to face electoral challenges as their traditional allies -- IPFT and INPT, both tribal parties -- have decided to field candidates in the two Lok Sabha seats in the state. The BJP on Monday appealed the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), its ally, to not field any candidate, but the IPTF is firm on contesting the polls. In a first major setback to the year-old BJP-led coalition government in Tripura, the IPFT on Saturday announced candidates for Tripura West and Tripura East seats. The statutory notification for the Tripura West seat was issued on Monday. The Indigenous Nationalist Party of Tripura (INPT), the state’s oldest tribal party, has also announced its candidates for the two Lok Sabha seats after seatsharing talks with the Congress failed. INPT President Bijoy Kumar Hrangkhawl would

contest the Tripura East seat, while party General Secretary Jagadish Debbarma would fight from the Tripura West seat. “A party delegation, led by Hrangkhawl, met Congress President Rahul Gandhi in Delhi last week and discussed the seat-sharing issue. We had approached the Congress to allot Tripura East seat to the INPT,” INPT VicePresident Amiya Kumar Debbarma said on Monday. But the Congress asked us to contest as independent from Tripura East, which was not acceptable to us, Debbarma said.

IPFT President and state Revenue Minister Narendra Chandra Debbarma told IANS he would file his nomination papers for the Tripura East seat on Friday. Another party nominee Sukhla Charan Noatia may submit his nomination papers for the Tripura West constituency the same day. “After the declaration of the IPFT nominees, we have not received any communication from the BJP over the issue,” the veteran tribal leader said. However, BJP spokesperson Nabendu Bhattacharjee said the party has been requesting the

IPFT to withdraw their candidates. “Informal talks between the BJP and the IPFT to resolve the issue are on. We are hope the IPFT would respect the coalition principles in the best of interest of the parties and the people,” Bhattacharjee said. Tripura Chief Minister and BJP’s State President Biplab Kumar Deb, on return from New Delhi on Sunday after holding talks with party leaders to finalise candidates for the two seats, urged the IPFT to uphold the “raj dharma” (duty of governance). “The IPFT announced candidates without discussing the issue with us,” Deb told the media. Meanwhile, Election Commission (EC) Secretary Arvind Anand on Monday held a series of meetings with political parties and senior officials in the state. Polling for Tripura West will be held in the first phase on Aprill 11 and Tripura East in the second phase on April 18. Votes will be counted on May 23.

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NPP kick-starts campaign; Agatha to put up tough fight against Mukul

Arunachal BJP leader quits over denial of ticket

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Itanagar, Mar 18 (Agencies): In a major setback for the Arunachal Pradesh state unit of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), senior leader Jarpum Gamlin has resigned from the primary membership of the party over denial of ticket by the party high command for the ensuing Assembly elections in the state. The BJP has already announced the names of its candidates for most of the seats in the 60-member Arunachal Pradesh Assembly, polling for which will be held simultaneously with the Lok Sabha elections on April 11. In a letter to Tapir Gao, president of the Arunachal unit of the BJP, Gamlin, who is also the general secretary of the party in the state, said that he has decided to tender his resignation from the primary membership of the party as he can’t let down the expectations of his supporters. Arunachal Pradesh home minister Kumar Waii has also criticised chief minister Pema Khandu for not giving him a ticket for the ensuing polls.

Adokgre, (Meghalaya), Mar 18: The National People’s Party (NPP) on Monday kicked off its campaign for the 17th Lok Sabha elections from Tura parliamentary constituency in Meghalaya. “The Lok Sabha elections and election to legislative assembly of Arunachal Pradesh is very crucial for NPP as the party is expanding its reach across the region to make the voice of the region loud in the parliament,” Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma and NPP national chief, Conrad Sangma addressing the election rally here in Chenanggre village. The NPP has fielded former Union Minister Agatha K Sangma as its candidate from Tura parliamentary seat. She is pitted against Congress candidate Mukul Sangma, who is the incumbent leader of opposition in Meghalaya assembly. Noting that NPP for protection of the indigenous people of Northeastern

Agatha Sangma, Conrad K Sangma and other NPP leaders during the Lok Sabha poll campaign. (Facebook)

states, Conrad said, “NPP is not only in Meghalaya but it fast spreading to other Northeastern states. Unlike other political parties, the NPP understand the pulses of the region and the specifically working for the overall good and development of the region. “ “Late PA Sangma had served North East and especially Garo Hills for over 40 years in different capacity and brought development to Garo Hills. People of Garo Hills and North East loves him. He could not finish all his dream. We as his children want to accomplish all his dreams for Garo Hills,” he said while seeking support for his sister Agatha.

“My father was the voice. I will not let you down and be the voice of Garo Hills and the region. The North East parties are with me and the people of Garo Hills. This is an important elections,” he said. Agatha Sangma promised that she will follow her father’s footsteps. “I will not let you down and will be the voice of Garo Hills and the region,” she said. “I am contesting the Lok Sabha election after 10 years. When I was contesting for the first time at the age of 27 years, Mukul refused to contest the election against me saying that he doesn’t want to contest with a small child,” Agatha said.

‘i-help’ initiative launched in Assam 1.2L voters in Assam may not BJP, Congress in Manipur yet to be able to exercise franchise finalise candidates for LS polls

Assam CEO Mukesh Chandra Sahu and others at the launching programme on “i-help” initiative on Monday.

GUWAHATI, MAR 18 (PTI): The ‘i-help’ initiative to promote digital electoral literacy in Assam has been launched in view of the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls, officials said. The ‘i-help’ is a joint initiative of the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) and Common Service Centres (CSC) in Assam. CEO Mukesh Chandra Sahu launched the ‘i-help’ initiative on Sunday. “Today, we are experiencing a transition period to the digital world. To make the transition smoother for the general public, CSC can play a vital role to educate the people on the usage of IT-enabled services related to election,” Sahu said in a statement.

This particular initiative will fill the digital divide and fulfill the objective of turning the General Election more inclusive and participatory, he added. The CSCs are internetenabled access points spread throughout the country delivering various government and non- government digital services to the citizens and is uniquely positioned in rural areas to significantly extend the awareness and outreach activities of CEO, Assam. The statement informed that the entire programme is being launched under the Systematic Voters Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) in the state and it is geared to ensure that no voter is left behind. The CSC has pres-

ence in all the 2,528 gram panchayats in the state and there are 4,587 functional centres at present. “The presence of the CSCs at the grassroot level can be utilised to educate the voters on ECI’s IT-enabled services like c-Vigil and voter helpline number. It will be a win-win situation if the objective of voter awareness is fulfilled and it will also help the CSCs to build lasting relationship with the people,” Sahu said. As per the last summary revision published on January 1 this year, over 2.17 crore voters, including at least 7.06 lakh first timers, will exercise their franchise in a three- phase elections to elect 14 parliamentarians from Assam.

Guwahati, Mar 18 (PTI): A total of 1.2 lakh people in Assam will not be able to exercise their franchise in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls as they have been marked as ‘D’ (Doubtful) voters, a senior Election Commission official said Monday. However, the people who have been left out of the complete draft of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) will be able to vote if their names figure in the electoral rolls, Assam Chief Electoral Officer Mukesh Chandra Sahu also said. There are 40.08 lakh people whose names have been left out of the complete draft of the citizens’ register after including the names of 2.9 crore people out of a total 3.3 crore applicants. The system of ‘D’ (dubious or doubtful) voters was introduced in 1997 by the Election Commission of India, which prepared a list by incorporating names of those who could not provide evidence in favour of their Indian nationality. It does not exist anywhere else in the country. ‘D’ voters were not allowed to vote in the 2014 general elections too. “Currently, we have 1.2 lakh ‘D’ voters in the electoral rolls as per the last revision. The rolls are being

updated continuously and the list will be finalised on the last date of nomination. Therefore, it will be separate for all the different phases,” Sahu said. The existing draft roll was published on September 15, 2018 and the final roll was released on February 6. “There has been a slight fall in the current number of ‘D’ voters from the last revision due to disposing of court cases. The current figure is likely to change at the time of election,” Sahu said. On security arrangements, Sahu said that 33 companies of central forces have already reached Assam and have been deployed at various places as a confidence building measure. “More central forces will come to the state during the election. We have made a detailed security arrangement considering the sensibilities of different polling stations. Our state nodal police officer has already held meetings with the Ministry of Home Affairs on this,” he added. As per the last summary revision, over 2.17 crore voters, including at least 7.06 lakh first timers, will exercise their franchise in the three-phase elections in 14 Lok Sabha constituencies in Assam.

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IMPHAL, Mar 18: Even as the Returning Officer of the Outer Manipur Parliamentary (reserved) constituency has issued notification for the conduct of Lok Sabha on Monday, the ruling BJP and opposition Congress were yet to announce the names of the candidates. Currently, the seat (Outer Manipur) parliamentary constituency is occupied by the Congress. However, the sitting MP Thangso Baite was not among the aspirants candidates seeking party ticket. Instead, seven aspirant candidates were vying for the party ticket. The name of the candidate is likely to announce on or after March 20, the day on which AICC president, Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to launch party’s election rally in Imphal. Similarly, the ruling

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

IMPHAL, Mar 18: Manipur unit of Shiv Sena on Monday decided to support BJP candidates in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections in the state. Addressing a news conference at party office this evening, Shiv Sena state unit president M Tombi Singh said that the party will not field its candidate in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections in Manipur. Instead, the party at the meeting has resolved to extend support to BJP candidates in both the Outer Manipur Parliamentary Constituency and Inner Manipur Parliamentary Constituency which will go to polls on April 11 and April 18 respectively, he said.

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Longjangnungshi Ao has been applied by Smti Ainla Jamir, D/o Lt. Longjangnungshi Ao R/o H.No 28, Ura Villa Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : (1) PPO PEN/COM-4758/NL/V/8414 dt. 12.10.98 (2) SBI A/C No. 10810717909 (Dimapur Main Br.) (3) PPO No. PEN/COM-141 dt. 25.03.13. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 5th April' 19. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 5th March, 19. Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-2155

Whereas an application has been submitted by Smti Kemya Konyak, W/o Late Mlong Konyak with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate in respect of Late Mlong K to this office. Therefore Objections are hereby invited from any person having any objection or claim to the claims made by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notification. No petition with be entertain after the expiry of the given period. (Addl. Deputy Commissioner) Naginimora, Mon : Nagaland DP-2163

DISTRICT : KOHIMA. IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH ) ( KOHIMA BENCH ) W.A.No.11 (K)/2016 Arising out of W.P.(C) No.92(K)/2015 The State of Nagaland & 2 ors. ……….APPELLANTS. -VsSmti. Nesalhulu ………RESPONDENT. To Smti. Nesalhulu, W/o Shri Velasayi Sapu R/o Agri Colony, opposite Minister Hill Baptist English Higher Secondary School, Kohima, Nagaland NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that W.A.No.11 (K)/2016 arising out of W.P.(C) No.92(K)/2015 has been filed by the above named Appellants in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as the Respondent. The Hon’ble High Court vide Order dated 06-02-2019 has directed for substituted notice through 2(two) local English newspapers and the matter will be listed before the next available Division Bench. If no appearance is made on your behalf or by your advocate or by someone authorized by law to act on your behalf on the next date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided in your absence. Signed and sealed by the order of the Court on this the twelfth day of February 2019. Deputy Registrar (Judicial), Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland. K-727

DISTRICT : KOHIMA. IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH ) ( KOHIMA BENCH ) W.P. (C) No.235(K)/2018 The United Women’s Welfare Organization ……….PETITIONER -VsThe State of Nagaland & 8 Ors. ………RESPONDENTS. To 1. The Supply Colony Union, Supply Colony, Dimapur-797112, Nagaland 2. The Supply Colony Council, Supply Colony, Dimapur-797112, Nagaland NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that W.P. (C) No.235(K)/2018 has been filed by the above named Petitioner in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as the Respondents No. 1 and 2 respectively. The Hon’ble High Court vide Order dated 12-03-2019 has directed for substituted notice through 1(one) local newspaper and the matter will be listed on 05-04-2019. If no appearance is made on your behalf or by your advocate or by someone authorized by law to act on your behalf on the next date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided in your absence. Signed and sealed by the order of the Court on this the Fourteenth day of March 2019. Deputy Registrar (Judicial), Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland. K-727

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Ango Renjamo, Happy birthday kana. May the good Lord bless you with good health and lots of happiness. Kaka, Nzanti, Dmr. Ngamgougin (Gigin) Khongsai, Gigin, one year has passed and one more age is being added in your life. May the good Lord bless you with good health and a happy long life. HAPPY BIRHTDAY. Mom, Dad & family members. Dearest Blessli, Wish U a many many happy returns of the day. Happy birthday and God bless you. From, Mom, Dad, Amu Kupu, Bubu, Mugha, Afo Alo, Ani Asen & Nilo K Y M C

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDL. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER NAGINIMORA : NAGALAND NO.JUDL-8/2018-19/

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All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) has also declared that it would contest both the parliamentary seats in the state. However, the names of the candidates were yet to be announced. M e a n w h i l e, C h i e f Electoral Officer (CEO) Manipur has appealed the general public to not forward unverified and malicious content on the social media alleging that some social media platforms such as Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. were uploading objectionable photographs, videoclippings etc. violating the provisions of Model Code of conducts (MCC).

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU : NAGALAND NO.ADCT/JUD/SC-1/2009/PT-III/396 OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti Siriu Kent, W/o Late N. Simon Kent (Pensioner) of Sendenyu Village has applied for issuance of Succession Certificate to Draw/Operate/Transfer her late husband pension- PPO NO.NL/1797/Family Pension & SBI Bank Account No. 20370506491 (Tseminyu Branch) who expired on 22nd October 2018 under section 375 of the Indian Succession Act 1925. Public are hereby asked to file any claims/objection within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of the notice failing which no claims/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time. NOKCHASASHI Additional Deputy Commissioner Tseminyu : Nagaland K-726

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Shiv Sena backs BJP in Manipur

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BJP which is also yet to name the candidates have nine aspirants reportedly seeking the party ticket. Meanwhile, some parties have already announced the names of the candidates to be fielded in the reserved constituency. National People’s Party (NPP), one of the partners of the BJP in the present coalition government in the state has officially nominated party’s state president Thangminlien Kipgen. Naga People’s Front (NPF), another major partner of the BJP in the state has also decided to field a candidate, but is yet to announce the name.

Dated 14th March 2019

I, Smt. TRIPILA SANGTAM (D.O.B-08/02/1988) D/o Lt. KHINGKHAMONG permanent resident of H/No. 86 MAIN POLICE POINT BAZAAR-A TUENSANG, NAGALAND, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under :- That my name is recorded as Ms. K. TRIPILA STM in my Educational Documents and Birth Certificate, as per PAN Card and Driving License is K. THRIPILA but my actual name is TRIPILA SANGTAM which is recorded in my Bank Passbook and Aadhaar Card. - That the above mentioned names are one and same person which is referred to me. - That from the date of this declaration my name shall be used by the name as TRIPILA SANGTAM for all official purposes and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. DP-2178

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

NOTICE Whereas Smti Toshiyangla, W/o Late Longertoshi Ao, Village Wamekenyimsen has applied for Succession Certificate under part of the Indian Succession Act of 1925. And whereas it appear that Late Longertoshi Ao of Wamekenyimsen, deceased has son/wife to inherit his properties. And that the Deputy Commissioner is of the opinion that the said application as Smti Toshiyangla of Wamekenyimsen should be entertained in respect of both the movable/ immovable of the deceased unless there is any claimant for. It is hereby notified for general information that if anyone has objection for issuing legal heir certificate may submit objection within one month from the date of issue of this notice otherwise the court will determine for issue of aforesaid certificate and absence of such objection. No.JUDL-17/90-91/ 307 / DP-2154

Mokokchung the 27th Nov 2018

Sachin Jaiswal IAS, Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung, Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND

NOTICE Dt. Dimapur the 18th 03 '19 NO.REV-1/90-D/ / Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Enato Chishi, resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 1236 Dag No. 1445 measuring an area 00-01-02 located at Block No/Village 04 Mouza No. 02 which has been mortgaged in the SBI Bank/Society. Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 25-03-19. DP-2161

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Parrikar cremated with state Enough evidence against Mirwaiz PM Modi trying to turn whole honours; thousands bid adieu in terror funding case, says NIA nation into ‘chowkidars’: Rahul Kalaburagi, Mar 18 (PTI): Mocking the Prime Minister’s ‘chowkidar’ campaign, Congress president Rahul Gandhi Monday said Narendra Modi was attempting to convert the whole country into chowkidars after being “caught” in the Rafale fighter jet deal. A t t a c k i n g M o d i ’s “Main bhi chowkidar’ (I too am watchman) blitz, he said “Chowkidar was caught indulging in theft and as he was caught, chowkidar says the whole of Hindustan is chowkidar. “But before getting caught, the entire Hindustan was not chowkidar.” Gandhi stepped up the attack a day after BJP intensified its “Main bhi chowkidar” campaign with Modi and other party leaders, including its president Amit Shah prefixing the word chowkidar to their names in their Twitter profile. Modi’s Twitter account profile identified him as “Chowkidar Narendra Modi” as did other BJP leaders in a coordinated campaign against Gandhi’s sustained “Chowkidar Chor Hai” jibe at the prime minister over the Rafale deal. “Before getting caught only Narendra Modi was chowkidar. Thief has been caught (chor pakdagaya). The whole country knows that “Chowkidar

Rahul Gandhi (File) chor hai”,” Gandhi said at a public rally in Kalaburagi, Lok Sabha constituency of Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge in north Karnataka. He told the crowd, “You had said- Chowkidar chor hai. But yesterday and daybefore-yesterday Narendra Modi was attempting to turn whole country into chowkidars.” Gandhi said, “when he became Prime Minister, he said don’t make me Prime Minister, make me chowkidar, do you remember? He had never said make whole of Hindustan into chowkidaars.” At an interaction with entrepreneurs in Bengaluru, Gandhi claimed that Modi and Anil Ambani would land in jail if the documents of parallel negotiations with the French government by the PMO become part of an inquiry into the Rafale deal. “If the documents become part of inquiry, Modi

and Ambani would go to jail. Why is he not having an inquiry? That’s why this campaign ‘Chowkidar Chor Hai’...,” Gandhi said. He also said, “If the prime Minister wasn’t guilty, he should have said- I’m investigating this thing , the people who are responsible are going to jail..why is he not doing that?” He said he could give a list of defence contracts that Anil Ambani and “Modi’s friends have been given, one after the other, and they have only got caught on Rafale, which happens to be the really big contract in the world. So that’s why everybody is saying chowkidar chor hai.” Gandhi said in the country today, there is an environment “which is angry, where there is tension, viciousness-you don’t just close your mind, you close the entire ecosystem.” At the Kalaburagi rally, the Congress president charged the Prime Minister and RSS with attempting to scrap the Constitution. “It is Narendra Modi’s wish that just as he scrapped Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes through demonetisation, he wants to scrap the Constitution,” Gandhi said. Gandhi said the Congress would never let Modi and RSS succeed in their mission.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi pays homage to Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who passed away battling pancreatic ailment yesterday, in Panaji, Monday. (PTI)

PANAJI, MAR 18 (PTI): Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar was cremated with state honours here Monday, with thousands bidding the affable politician a fond farewell. BJP president Amit Shah, some Union ministers and chief ministers of BJP-ruled states attended the funeral at Miramar. Parrikar’s eldest son Utpal lit the funeral pyre. The funeral procession started from the Kala Academy where thousands, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, paid their last respects to the former defence minister. The mortal remains of the 63-year-old senior BJP leader were kept in a flower-decked hearse which left for the Miramar beach, where the last rites were performed. The affection and popularity Parrikar enjoyed

among ordinary Goans was on display as hundreds of common folks, and his party workers lined up to pay tributes to the chief minister, who died on Sunday after prolonged illness. Four-time chief minister, Manohar Parrikar was one of the most loved CMs Goa has had. He was the crisis management man for BJP, who sent him back to Goa so that the party could form the government in a state where they didn’t have the required majority. The country observed national mourning on Monday as Manohar Parrikar made his final jour ney across his home state. Goa will observe a week’s mourning to remember their first leader chief minister who made it big even on the national front as the defence minister in the Modi cabinet.

New Delhi, Mar 18 (IANS): Letterheads of Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jammatud-Dawa, Hizbul Mujahideen and other terrorist organisations are among various “significant evidences” that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) says are enough to book top separatist leaders, including Mirwaiz Umar Farooq in its ongoing probe in the J&K terror funding case. The NIA investigators have scrutinized these letterheads which were recovered in a raid the agency conducted at seven locations in Srinagar last month. An NIA officer, privy to the investigation, told IANS that Farooq, the Chairman Awami Action Committee, and more than six top separatist leaders “may soon face the heat” in the terror funding case the agency registered in May 2017. The officer, however, did not clarify whether an FIR will be registered against these separatist leaders or they will be arrested. He only confirmed that “something big would happen soon before June”. Asked about the names of those separatist leaders, the officer, on condition of anonymity, said Yasin Malik, Chairman

2, including woman assistant, held in editor’s killing Thane, Mar 18 (PTI): Two persons, including a 24-year-old woman, have been arrested for allegedly killing the editor of a news magazine in Maharashtra’s Thane district and then disposing of his body, police said Monday. India Unbound editor Nityanand Pandey’s body, with injuries to the head, was found on Sunday near a creek in Khardi village Nityanand Pandey (File)

142 pc jump in assets of 153 MPs from 2009 to 2014

Shatrughan Sinha (File) New Delhi, Mar 18 (IANS): The average assets of 153 MPs who were re-elected in 2014 grew by 142 percent, averaging Rs 13.32 crore per MP, with Shatrughan Sinha, Pinaki Mishra and Supriya Sule sharing the top honours. According to Election Watch and Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR), average asset growth for 153 MPs in five years (from 2009 to 2014) was Rs 7.81 crore. The independent public research groups compared financial details submitted by 153 MPs who were re-elected in 2014. The study found that average asset of these MPs in 2009 was Rs 5.50 crore which more than doubled to Rs 13.32 crore. Among the MPs, the highest rise of Rs 116.73 crore was made by Shatrughan Sinha, who was with the BJP. In 2009, his assets were around Rs 15 crore which went upto Rs 131 crore in 2014. Pinaki Mishra of Biju Janata Dal (BJD) showed an increase of Rs 107 crore in his assets, to Rs 137 crore in 2014. The third highest jump was made by Supriya Sule of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) whose assets climbed from Rs 51 crore in 2009 to Rs 113 crore in 2014.

in Kharbao in Bhiwandi here. Pandey (45) had gone missing on March 15 and his kin had filed a missing person complaint with Kashimira police station. Addressing a press conference Monday, Thane Superintendent of Police Shivaji Rathod said the killing was the result of alleged sexual harassment faced by the arrested woman at the

Appointment of Lokpal an election gimmick: Kharge KALABURAGI, Mar 18 (AGENCIES): M. Mallikarjun Kharge, Leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha, has termed the appointment of first Lokpal an election gimmick. He asked why the Centre had kept quiet on the issue for the last five years and suddenly made the appointment ahead of the Lok Sabha election. He was speaking to presspersons in Kalaburagi on Sunday. “The appointment of Lokpal ahead of the election is an attempt to mislead people by claiming that they [BJP] had done all they had promised. Prime Minister Narendra Modi should answer why he had not done it in the last four years. We had demanded a provision in the Lokpal Bill to accommodate the Leader of the Opposition or the leader of the second

largest party in Parliament as a member of Lokpal. The ruling party did not allow it. The present appointment of Lokpal is not done with a commitment to fight corruption. It is just an election gimmick,” he said.

facing sexual harassment at his hands for two years. She then conspired with Satish to eliminate him,” he said. “On March 15, the two accused took Pandey on the pretext of showing him a row house in Uttan. They spiked his protein drink which rendered Pandey unconscious. They then strangled him and threw his body in a creek near Khardi village,” he said.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND: KOHIMA

Dated Kohima the th March’2019

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NO. DTE/SCTE/6/2018-19: In continuation to this office Notification of even No. Dt. 21st Feb’2019, it is hereby notify to all the intending candidates that in view of the forth coming Lok Sabha Election, issue of Admit Card for Diploma Entrance Examination is hereby re-scheduled on 10th & 12th April’2019. The date of Examination will remain the same (ER.ARJUN SINGH) Director DC-415

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NAGALAND: KOHIMA-797004 NO. DTE/ ESTT-2/12/2018-19/ Dt. Kohima, the th Mar. 2019.

NOTIFICATION

The prescribed application forms for the Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE) 2019 for Agri & Allied/ Paramedical Degree courses may be collected from the Directorate of Technical Education, Kohima (Below New Secretariat Complex) on payment of Rs. 200/- (Rupees two hundred) only per set with effect from 1st April, 2019 to 22nd April, 2019 during office working hours. The form may also be downloaded from the website www. dtenagaland.org.in in which case the fee should be paid while submitting the form printed in white paper (A4 size). The last date for receiving the complete forms whether by hand or post is 22nd April, 2019. Students who have appeared and are waiting their 10+2 result are also eligible to apply. However their selection will be subject to obtaining the requisite percentage of marks prescribed for the courses. The routine for the Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE) will be fixed by the Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) and notified through local dallies. No individual call letters will be issued. (Er. Arjun Singh) Director DC-413

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hands of Pandey over the last two years. “Based on our probe, we have arrested Ankita Mishra, who worked as an assistant to Pandey, and Satish Umashankar Mishra (34), who ran a printing press where the deceased’s news magazine was printed,” Rathod told reporters. “Ankita was working with Pandey for three years and she has said she was

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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq (File) of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front, and Naseem Geelani, son of Sayeed Ali Shah Geelani, are on the NIA list. The agency on March 9 issued summons to them to appear before its headquarters here for questioning. Geelani has been questioned on more than three occasions in the case. Other separatist leaders on NIA radar are Mohammad Ashraf Khan, Chairman Tehreek-e-Hurriyat, Masarat Alam, General Secretary, All Party Hurriyat Conference, and Zaffar Akbar Bhat, Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Salvation Movement. Scrutiny of a high-tech internet communication setup and documents relating to recommendations for visa for admission in a few Pakistan educational institutions are other evidence which are crucial in linking relations of Farooq and other suspected separatist leaders to Pakistan-

based terror outfits, said the official. According to the official, some property papers, financial transactions receipts, bank account details and electronic devices including laptops, e-tablets, mobile phones, pen drives, communication system and digital video recorders are also the part of these evidence that are enough to prove how these separatist leaders have been indulged in “anti-national operations” on directions of the heads of these terror groups. The evidence are part of February 26 raid the NIA conducted at the residential premises of these suspected separatist leaders including Shabbir Shah, President of Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party. The NIA in January 18 last year filed chargesheet against 12 including Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed and Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, seven Kashmiri separatist leaders and others. The separatist leaders arrested in the case on July 24, 2017 are Aftab Hilali Shah alias Shahid-ul-Islam, Ayaz Akbar Khandey, Farooq Ahmad Dar alias Bitta Karate, Nayeem Khan, Altaf Ahmad Shah, Raja Mehrajuddin Kalwal and Bashir Ahmad Bhat alias Peer Saifullah.

OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 101 Dimapur, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019

Manipulation is the game

fter all the stinging allegations made against the Rafale deal by Rahul Gandhi, the Modi government is facing the heat for it as well as huge loans given to cronies of the ruling party, damaging and eroding the independence of public institutions, trying claim credit for military operations, cow vigilantism, manipulating data inputs to make dubious economic claims etc. Instead, the Modi government continues to rant over past corruption scandals around 2G allocation, coal block allotment and Commonwealth Games which drove the narrative in 2014 as Prime Minister Narendra Modi rode to power. The Rafale deal also saw how the CAG had exonerated the government on the charge that it had bought overpriced jets from France, a key allegation by the opposition ahead of the May 2019 general election. The deal, the CAG noted, was 2.86 per cent cheaper than the one negotiated by the UPA for seven years, between 2007 and 2014. However, the CAG did not take into account the following- the price of 36 Rafale jets was 55 per cent higher than the UPA-era offer, loss incurred by not taking 25 per cent discount for Rafale as offered by Eurofighter, bank and sovereign guarantee waived, and no aircraft for 10 years with escalation cost to be paid. In a crafty move, the government utilised the top brass of the air force who defended the Rafale aircraft but could not respond to the specific allegations. The prime minister defended his personal Rafale bypass deal on two counts: better price and faster delivery. Both have been demolished by the revelations in the Hindu which had exposed the facts. Furthermore, the newspaper had also cited that three senior Defence Ministry officials who were the domain experts on the seven-member Indian Negotiating Team (INT) came to a “well-substantiated and clear conclusion” that the Narendra Modi government’s new Rafale deal for 36 flyaway aircraft was not on “better terms” than the offer made by Dassault Aviation during the procurement process for 126 aircraft under the United Progressive Alliance(UPA) government. Unlike its 2007 offer, Dassault did not provide any bank guarantees in 2015 and this is a very critical issue. Fudging of statistics prepared after changing the methodology in order to surpass the achievements under the UPA and remaining silent on jobs lost in industry are issues that the Modi government hasn’t answered. Even on the Rafale scam, when the Supreme Court pointed to the specific allegation against Modi for alleged corruption in the deal, the government claimed that the documents were missing/stolen. Later it changed the stand by admitting that the documents were not stolen but that the contents were photocopied by those who were citing statistics. The government went further in warning publication of military matters attracted action under the Official Secrets Act. However the newspaper had only published comparative cost for Rafle under UPA and NDA but no mention about weaponry and which cannot attract provisions of the Act. Rahul’s attacks on the Rafale issue had been drowned by the Pulwama attack and subsequent Balakot narrative which the BJP is now trying to exploit for poll advantage. Rahul has been the lone ranger but unfortunately he hasn’t exactly proved that he has what it takes to lead the pack. He has reached the zenith and can go no further. Unfortunately, when the media itself has shown no inclination to probe facts, this has left the nation’s democracy to be decided by the outcome of the forthcoming polls.

DailyDevotion Will I Bring Myself Up to This Level? …perfecting holiness in the fear of God. —2 Corinthians 7:1 “Therefore, having these promises….” I claim God’s promises for my life and look to their fulfillment, and rightly so, but that shows only the human perspective on them. God’s perspective is that through His promises I will come to recognize His claim of ownership on me. For example, do I realize that my “body is the temple of the Holy Spirit,” or am I condoning some habit in my body which clearly could not withstand the light of God on it? (1 Corinthians 6:19). God formed His Son in me through sanctification, setting me apart from sin and making me holy in His sight (see Galatians 4:19). But I must begin to transform my natural life into spiritual life by obedience to Him. God instructs us even in the smallest details of life. And when He brings you conviction of sin, do not “confer with flesh and blood,” but cleanse yourself from it at once (Galatians 1:16). Keep yourself cleansed in your daily walk. I must cleanse myself from all filthiness in my flesh and my spirit until both are in harmony with the nature of God. Is the mind of my spirit in perfect agreement with the life of the Son of God in me, or am I mentally rebellious and defiant? Am I allowing the mind of Christ to be formed in me? (see Philippians 2:5). Christ never spoke of His right to Himself, but always maintained an inner vigilance to submit His spirit continually to His Father. I also have the responsibility to keep my spirit in agreement with His Spirit. And when I do, Jesus gradually lifts me up to the level where He lived— a level of perfect submission to His Father’s will— where I pay no attention to anything else. Am I perfecting this kind of holiness in the fear of God? Is God having His way with me, and are people beginning to see God in my life more and more? Be serious in your commitment to God and gladly leave everything else alone. Literally put God first in your life.

Quotes

Where there is charity and wisdom, there is neither fear nor ignorance. ~ Francis of Assisi

akhs of people die in India every day. The Muslims bury their dead. The Hindus burn theirs. Conventionally, firewood, electricity or LG gas is used to burn human bodies all over the world. But there is no more ‘waste” wood left to burn. In Delhi they have found a unique solution. The government gardeners pretend they are going to “trim” the existing trees. They lop off most of the large branches (often killing the tree) and sell them to Nigambodh ghat. The profit is given to the whole department – much like the traffic police share their bribes with the entire thana. In rural India, a death in the village means a tree is cut down, and the most common victims are mango trees. So, wild mangoes are disappearing and with them goes the entire pickle industry. It takes about 600 kilos of wood to burn one body. The cost to the survivor is above Rs 15,000 or more. The act itself of cutting a tree is illegal, but who cares when a parent needs to be cremated. A separate problem is the cow that has stopped giving milk. The farmer does not want to sell her to

the butchers, but he does. Or leaves her on the road to fend for herself. She wanders into the fields and is beaten to death with lathis. Or her legs are cut viciously by the barbed wire that most farmers use illegally. Hundreds of terribly wounded cows come to my hospital in Bareilly every day, their skin stripped off their thighs and their bones exposed. Gaushalas are few and far between. And most of them are prison cells for this gentle animal, who often starves to death in the gaushala itself. There is no proper management of any gaushala, no doctors, and often the owners show the same disdain towards the milkless cow that her previous owners did. Here is a business solution to both problems. We need to change our attitude towards the cow. Milk is NOT the most important part of the cow, it is her dung. This dung should be used in the cremation grounds. For Hindus, the cow is sacred and so using cow dung, instead of wood, should not pose a problem. There is a machine for making cow dung logs. My gaushala in Delhi has bought one two years ago

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Reverse climate change and we sell the logs to Nigambodh Ghat. Even though we are not regular, because we are far too busy with actually saving cows, we earn Rs 60,000 a month. It is a fraction of what Nigambodh needs : they could absorb a hundred times that amount. Cow dung logs cost less. There was an optical problem till recently, since people did not want to burn their relatives with round Kandas/Uapalas. But now they are being made into long logs by this machine that makes them with minimum manual intervention. While putting fresh cowdung into the machine we also put a little fragrant “havan samagri”. The cowdung log making machine is very reasonably priced : between Rs 25,000 – Rs 35,000. A combination of dung and straw ( or any ag-

gro waste – harvested crop residues) is fed into the hopper of the machine. A screw mechanism is provided in the machine which helps in mixing the raw materials thoroughly , compressing them and extruding them out. There are different moulds to make different log sizes. The logs are then put in the sunlight to dry out the moisture, making them hard and sturdy. The machine can be operated on electricity, one horse power motor, or even manually. It is easy to operate, requires little maintenance and no hard labour. Even women can operate it efficiently. A cylindrical hole in the centre is provided to facilitate easy drying and efficient combustion. The machines available are capable of making one log per minute of 3 in. by 3 in. and 3 feet long. Logs can also be cut into small pieces for use in choolas and havans.

The slurry from biogas units can also be used for making logs, by mixing it with straw of any harvest residues. Almost every village in India has a cremation ground. Every town certainly has two. If someone were to take a contract to supply the logs to them, they could earn lakhs for the gaushala and for themselves. Cows would stop dying of starvation and be treated with more respect. Cowdung can also solve another very important problem. The trees of India are supposed to be planted by the forest department. They get crores of rupees every year to grow trees and then to plant them. Their success rate – according to their own figures – is 2% !! One of the reasons (apart from the fact that they never grow plants in their nurseries, and pinch the money!) is because they grow the seedlings in thick black plastic bags which they buy for Rs 4 each. This is expensive, but, even worse, these plants are usually planted along with the plastic by careless forest labour, resulting in 100% mortality. Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh supposedly planted 1 crore trees each last year. Less than a few

hundred have survived. Think of the waste of your tax money. Another machine by the same maker exists, to make cow dung flowerpots of different sizes. These can be offered commercially and sold to the forest department for their nurseries, and to private nurseries. The pots give nutrition to the plants, withstand the rain and watering and can be planted in the soil along with their plants. We would, have a dramatic increase in trees and reverse climate change. Every state government should change their policy, so, if you are reading this, please cut it out and send it to the CMs and Forest secretaries. (To tell you the truth, I tried with one state. The CM agreed. I sent the machine. The local forest officers said it didn’t work. It turned out that the plastic sellers pay them a rupee per bag). The logs and pot making machines can be purchased from: Dip Technologies, 10-11 Umiya Estate, Near Bharat Party Plot, Rabari Colony, Amrai Wadi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380026 Ph: 8048018796. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www.peopleforanimalsindia.org

Post-mortem

The election year

(The fate our time: a battle between faith, identity & development)

hile the 2019 General Election campaign kick started the propaganda of the likes and dislikes has shower the medias. Each political parties coming up with the enchanting manifestos to lure the voters for its political gain when in the long run becomes a mere false political promises to the people. But, whether we like it or not this has become the trend of politics turning into the political talks of the day. Coming into Nagaland state context, where we have a lone representation in the Centre it has become a voiceless commuter in the parliament and keep on nodding with the North & South Indian speeches. This General election has put us in hold whether to choose Development (social & economic) or protect our Identity and faith. The sad reality is that most of our people are unaware of the political development taking place in our country which has either shrink or uphold the democracy this far. So, the need for educating the commoners to differentiate the good and the bad should be carried out so that the output depicts the best decision one has ever made. The contender to the throne is the long rival intending PM candidate i.e between a RSS fed boy Modi and a mama’s boy Rahul. With the BJP at the ruling it has an advantage over the opponent. But the INC is no less to be taken for granted as it has the Gandhi’s dynasty which has the long bloodline of historical advantage to dethrone the adversaries. Time will decide in a short span whom people choose to be elected to run the country. Thus, the battleground of the good, the bad and the ugly is all set to be tested by the citizen of the country. Bernie Sanders quote “Election days come and go. But the struggle of the people to create a government which represents all of us and not just the one percent - a government based on the principles of economic, social, racial and environmental justice - that struggle continues” The fast pace of developmental project has been seen in our state in the short pace of time e.g Smart city project, 4 lane project, national awardees, social security scheme, et al etc. which has something to applause for as we are recognised by the Central ruling government. We cannot deny the fact that the social assistance of the ruling government towards the common people has been taken with due consideration. One or the other way the social and economic development has taken place in a far more better way as compared to the decades old rule. But when it comes to ‘identity and secularism’ it has tremendously affected our democratic right. Our struggle for a sovereign nation has been falsely projected and it has taken us into a fancy long ride without a conclusion to ‘the dialogues’ which has added more salt to the wound. The sugar-coated promises of Solution after election has been put us in peril. And the controversial speeches of the interlocutor on Naga political solution is nothing but depicting the

Nagas in the insanity list. Our faith and aspiration for a better Nagalim may lead to deep mistrust and disorder if the false promise continues to guide the people. Lately, we are witnessing the most trail days of our time when the public has loss their faith in the greater Naga Organisations and, thus, forming a new Organisation which in itself proved that we are no longer United. We have become a talking machine whose intention is to talk and talk and not listen to what the other has to say. We are the narcissistic being who always consider that ‘I’ is always the right thing to do. So, “who am I?”, being the first class citizen of the state we ought to protect our ‘Identity ‘ and fight for what is belong to us. Not like the Opportunist leaders who shout to their lung and goes in total hibernation when he gain something to satisfy his greed. Public need to be aware of such breed in the society and let them take no chance in the platform unless we want to sacrifice our future for their selfish gain. The basic democratic right of ‘freedom of religion’ which is considered as the forerunner of people’s faith and aspiration of a secular state. The state ought to protect the religious belief of its citizens and interferes with none. The ancient doctrine of ‘Sarva Dharma Sama Bhava’ of Hindu concept embodying the equality of the destination of the path’s followed by all religions (Although the path’s themselves may be different) should be of individual choice in a multireligious, multi-ethnic & diversities of the country. Where the government of the day should worked on uniting the religious practices instead of taking it into a cheap political gain. It should keep in mind that disruption of religion by a majority over the minority can cause bloodbath and turmoil. Religion should always be of individual choice and kept in owns kitchen to keep the country running on the track of peace and development. In the midst of the election year where our mind has been in a state of delusion to choose the better part of the political parties. It is heretofore recommended that one should always study the up’s and down’s of the politics and go for what is best for our people and for our country and not compromised the democratic features that enriches the rights and freedom enshrined to us. For, “democracy is a government- of the people, by the people and for the people” Let the fate of our time be characterised by the essence of pure democratic means of free will, expression and conscience. “Patriotism is supporting your country all the time , and your government when it deserves it” by Mark Twain. (The writer is not in support of any political party. He expresses his political views on the present scenario of our time and welcome any correction to the article) Atö Keduvito Lüho, Khuzama village, (astrojob8@gmail.com)

Nagas need to be unique, not different

ny Society is a conglomeration of different dimensions and types of people categorised primarily on their functionality. The functional requirements have lent to creation of different vertical pillars in society. “Caste System” is one of the forms which have made up the verticals for the society to function. These verticals got knit together due to functional interdependence and necessity. This has been prevalent in the mainland India since centuries. In this system the nature of work defined the structure of society and even religion got subsumed among these verticals. Slowly, the caste system has overshadowed all other systems. Having seen the system prevalent by and large in India, let us take a look at our society. It also has different verticals, in fact “all the tribes and tribal institutions are verticals” and in those verticals are different levels distinguished by prosperity, wealth, power, resources etc. They are self sustaining, standing on their own. Of course it is needless to say that Tribalism and Casteism are like chalk and cheese and can’t be compared. But what needs to be absorbed and told is that each of the tribes has a different ecosystem which is unique and distinct to a certain degree. Thus, there seems no functional

requirement of forging interdependence, among these independent verticals. But this independent identity also poses the biggest challenge to our integration and formation of “Nagalim”. It is both a boon and a bane. If there is no interdependence of different tribes which are seemingly having independent existence, then why is the demand for a United Naga Society? What are those lateral strands which will bind the verticals (Tribes). Is it Religion? I am afraid that too has got “Tribalised”, with each one of us having our own Church, Customs and Pastor. Even religion has not been able to unite us. But does Religion have the potential to do so? There is definitely a ray of hope which it offers. The mere fact that the teachings of Holy Bible are same for everybody and followed in same spirit, should bring commonality of thought and purpose. It should facilitate and ensure that all the Tribes shed their inhibition and unite in the name of ‘Christ”. But for that to happen all the Tribal Hohos need to amalgamate which can only happen through concerted pragmatic understanding and vigorous cross pollination of ideas, thoughts and culture within Nagaland. The extreme spectrum of the society is the Naga National workers who have

swung from Marxism or Socialism to begin with, to “Nagalim for Christ”. If they are seriously Christians then, why don’t they shun violence and the Gun toting culture and work for reconciliation to build a United Nagaland? Their efforts are not going to bear any fruit, as the state in its present shape itself is fractured along tribal lines and if no corrective steps are taken then the fate of Nagalim, if and when formed, will be no different. We must understand that it is not the physical boundaries which characterise homogeneity but the culture, customs, religion and social fabric which do. Unfortunately since the last seven decades, no unity has come about and none is expected to materialise in near future, given the path we are treading. Therefore, the concept of a “Nagalim” seems unpractical and a potential disaster in the offing. We need to first get our “House of Nagaland” in order, forge unity amongst us, either through religion or any other means. The younger generation must allow and limit the Tribal identity be our Uniqueness and not our Sole Identity. Otherwise I am afraid, the concept of a Nagalim for all Nagas will remain a dream unfulfilled! Limhathung Louis, New Colony, Wokha

Reader’s Post Keeping the road clean

Sir,

While being appreciative of the construction works undertaken on roads in Dimapur, it must also be noted that there are certain areas that need to be improved upon. For instance, the road area has been well constructed as per specifications laid down by concerned authority and road dividers too have been installed for safety measure. Such improvements are always a welcome sight for sore eyes and also make for smooth commuting for public. People have been noticing the changes and improvements that have been taking place for the last couple of months. Let us hope that roads will continue to be maintained throughout the year so the potholes do not appear all over again. Now, the other factor that must be improved upon is the stretch that starts from the side end of the specified road to the starting point of the drainage. This space then becomes the harbouring ground for stray sand that flies around especially during this particular season. No matter how often it is swept by the residents of the area, the sand sentiments keep filling up that space and when there is strong breeze, the sand blows onto the road making it look messy. The sand particles are then trapped at the divider as they cannot pass through to the other end of the road. In this case there is nothing much that can be done unless the rain sweeps out the sand back to the gap between the road and the drainage. The same cycle will go on repeating itself as long as that stretch is left unattended to. Therefore, the best option would be for the concerned department and government to lay out some specifications for filling up the gap as mentioned above. Generally pedestrians use that space for walking so it would be proper to fill up that area atleast with slabs of good stones or tar and gravel to prevent sand sediments from building up. If attended to as mentioned then the road too will wear a clean look throughout. Pallab Ghosh, Signal Bosti, Dimapur

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

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Mayawati, Akhilesh snub Cong offer

Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav (File)

need not spread any kind of confusion.” Mayawati also said, “The BSP would like to make it clear once again that there is no alliance or understanding with the Congress in Uttar Pradesh and anywhere in the country.” “Our party wrokers should not succumb to confusion being spread almost everyday by the Congress,” she said. The Congress on Sunday said it would leave more than a dozen Lok Sabha seats for other parties, including seven for the SP, BSP and RLD alliance in the politically crucial Uttar Pradesh. Apart from this, the

Acid attack perpetrator does not deserve clemency: SC

Odisha CM to contest from Hinjili, Bijepur seats Bhubaneshwar, Mar 18 (AGENCIES): Odisha Chief Minister and BJD president Naveen Patnaik will contest the Odisha assembly polls from two seats — Bijepur and his home turf Hinjili. Patnaik on Monday announced the first list of BJD candidates for nine of the 21 Lok Sabha and 54 of the 147 assembly seats in the State. Simultaneous polling will be held in Odisha for the 21 Lok Sabha seats and the 147 assembly constituencies in four phases on April 11, 18, 23 and 29. Elections in Hinjili and Bijepur will be held in the second phase of polling on April 18. The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) chief ’s announcement came a day after he had hinted at contesting the upcoming assembly election also from a constituency in west Odisha. “Leaders as well as farmers, women and students from western Odisha have requested that I stand from an assembly constituency in western Odisha .. I am considering the proposal very seriously,” Patnaik had said on Sunday.

tion each. The apex court was deciding an appeal filed by the Himachal Pradesh government against a March 2018 judgment of the State high court, which reduced their 10-year jail term by half. The victim was attacked while on her way to college in July 2004. They came on a two-wheeler and threw acid at her. She suffered 16% burns. The court said it must have been the “darkest day of her life”. The apex court further directed the State to pay compensation to the girl under the victim compensation scheme and deposit the same before the trial court within three months. The Supreme Court had, in April 2015 in the Laxmi case, passed several far-reaching directions,

New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI): A London court has issued an arrest warrant against jewellery designer Nirav Modi, the main accused in the USD 2 billion PNB scam case, in response to an ED request for his extradition in a money laundering case, officials said Monday. They said the investigative agency has been informed about the issuance of the warrant by the Westminster Magistrate Court against Modi and he is expected to be put under formal arrest by the local

police soon. Modi will be subsequently brought before the court to secure bail and the legal proceedings for his extradition will begin thereafter, they said. The Enforcement Directorate (ED), early this month, had said that United Kingdom’s home secretary Sajid Javid had referred India’s request for extraditing Modi to a court for initiating legal proceedings against the diamantaire. A British daily had recently published a report and video showing Modi

walking in the streets of London and said the fugitive diamantaire was living in a swanky 8 million pounds apartment in the city’s West End and that he was involved in a new diamond business. The ED and the CBI are investigating Modi, his uncle Mehul Choksi and others for alleged money laundering and corruption to perpetrate the alleged scam in the Brady House branch of the PNB in Mumbai that was unearthed last year.

DC Mkg declares road blockade illegal

DIMAPUR, MAR 17 (NPN): Following the total ban imposed along Alichen to Mangmetong road and Longkhum to Mangmetong road, deputy commissioner Mokokchung in an order issued on March 16 declared such blockade as “illegal and null and void”. DC Mokokchung, Rajesh Soundararajan in the order stated that on March 6 last, it had received information that the Longkhum Senso Mungdang (LSM) had imposed a “total movement ban” on the abovementioned road. In this regard, EAC (Ongpangkong) had met the stakeholders from Longkhum village to revoke the ban

on several occasions and to resolve the issue. An emergency meeting was also convened at the DB’s court on March 10. However, DC said there were no positive efforts or response from the LSM and other stakeholders to resolve the issue. DC pointed out that the said was a government PWD road and that individual/ group had the right to block the road or suppress the fundamental right of freedom of movement of individuals as enshrined in the Constitution of India. In this regard, DC said if anyone found violating the order will face penal action as per the law.

(From p-1) For the by-poll to the 26-Aonglenden Assembly constituency, nomination papers can be delivered by a candidate or by any of his proposers to returning officer Abhinav Shivam or Khiuzam Kaurinta, EAC (Hqs), assistant returning officer at the Mokokchung deputy commissioner’s office between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on any day, other than public holiday, not later March 25. The nomination papers will be taken up for scrutiny at the Mokokchung ADC planning conference’s hall on March 26 at 11 a.m. Notification for 91 LS seats in first phase issued: The Election Commission Monday, issued notification for the first phase of the seven-phased Lok Sabha elections, kicking off the process of filing of nominations for 91 constituencies across 20 states and Union Territories. Voting for the

first phase would take place on April 11, said the notification signed by President Ram Nath Kovind. In the first phase, voting will take place in Andhra Pradesh (25 seats), Telangana (17), Uttarakhand (5), Arunachal Pradesh (2), Meghalaya (2), Mizoram (1), Nagaland (1), Sikkim (1), and the Union Territories of Andaman and Nicobar (1) and Lakshadweep (1), the notification said. Eight constituencies (out of 80) in Uttar Pradesh, two (of 42) in West Bengal, four (of 40) in Bihar and two (of 6) in Jammu and Kashmir will also go to polls in the first phase. The electorate in five (of 14 constituencies) in Assam, one (of 11) in Chhattisgarh, seven (of 48) in Maharashtra, one (of two) in Manipur, four (of 21) in Odisha and one (of two) in Tripura would also cast their votes in this phase, the notification said.

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D I M A P UR , M AR 1 8 (NPN): In pursuance to the standing instruction of the Election Commission of India (ECI), the Governor of Nagaland has designated all officers and ranks of Nagaland police from DGP down to constable including home guards, village guards as election related officials with immediate effect and till the date of completion of the Parliamentary and by-elections, chief secretary Temjen Toy stated in a notification. According to the notification, police official, who are involved in any way in election related arrange-

ment and perform duties in connection with the conduct of general election to Lok Sabha from Nagaland parliamentary constituency 2019 and the bye-election to Nagaland legislative assembly from 26 Aonglenden (ST) AC, are by law, officers of Election Commission, being deemed to be on deputation to it and are subject to its control, superintendence and discipline and as such are answerable to the Election Commission for any acts of commission or omission on their part while performing any election related duties.

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New Delhi, Mar 18 (AGENCIES): Acid attacks are “uncivilised and heartless crimes”, the perpetrators of which do not deserve any clemency, the Supreme Court said on Monday. “A crime of this nature does not deserve any kind of clemency. This court cannot be oblivious of the situation that the victim must have suffered an emotional distress which cannot be compensated either by sentencing the accused or by grant of any compensation,” a Bench of Justices A.M. Khanwilkar and Ajay Rastogi observed in a judgment. The Bench ordered two men, who have already suffered a five-year imprisonment for throwing acid on a 19-year-old girl, to pay her Rs 1.5 lakh compensa-

NEW DELHI, MAR 18 (PTI): The Centre has given its consent for changing the name of a village in Nagaland, taking to nearly two dozen the number of name-change proposals, including those of towns and railway stations, to be cleared in the past one year, officials said. After the Union Home Ministry’s go-ahead, the ODL Mangkhi village in Tuensang district of the North Eastern state will be known as Mungankhun village, a home ministry official said. The central government has given its ‘no-objection’ to renaming of 22 villages, towns and railway stations across the country since December 2017. About 10 proposals received from the state governments for change of names of villages are pending in the Home ministry, another official said.

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Justices A.M. Khanwilkar and Ajay Rastogi. (File)

some of which include making the private health industry responsible for providing mandatory and free care to acid attack victims. The court had also made private hospitals across the country liable to provide full and free medical treatment to victims. The term ‘treatment’ included reconstructive surgery, free medicines, bed, rehabilitation and aftercare. The court had directed State governments to take action in cases of private hospitals turning away victims. The Supreme Court had further mandated all States to fix Rs 3 lakh as minimum compensation for victims. It had directed the Home and Health Ministries, and the National Legal Services Authority to take up the issue with the State governments.

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New Delhi, Mar18 (AGENCIES): At least one person was killed in clashes between police and protesters outside Vedanta Ltd’s aluminium plant in Odisha, the company said on Monday. The incident comes less than a year after police opened fire on demonstrators protesting against the operation of another Vedanta plant, its copper smelter in Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu, killing 13 people. Vedanta said in a statement to Reuters that one person had died and more people had been injured in the clashes outside its Lanjigarh plant. “As per the update from the hospital, one of the injured protesters lost his life,” Vedanta said. “The local Odisha Industrial Security Force personnel (OISF), who intervened were attacked by the protesters during which some protesters and OISF personnel got injured,” the company said, referring to a state security force that is under police command.

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Lok Sabha seats in the state for the SP, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) alliance. “The Congress is free to field its candidates on all the 80 seats in Uttar Pradesh alone. In other words, our alliance (of SP-BSP-RLD) is capable enough of defeating the BJP. The Congress should refrain from spreading confusion about leaving seven seats for the (SP-BSP-RLD) alliance,” Mayawati said in a tweet. In a tweet, SP president Akhilesh Yadav said, “In Uttar Pradesh, the SP, BSP and RLD alliance is capable of defeating the BJP.The Congress party

grand old party also said that it will leave two seats for the Apna Dal, and entered into an electoral agreement with the lesser known Jan Adhikar Party. The SP and the BSP had forged an alliance on 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state. As per the deal, the SP will contest 37 Lok Sabha seats in UP and the BSP 38, leaving three for the Ajit Singh-led Rashtriya Lok Dal and two for Sonia Gandhi (Rae Bareli) and Rahul Gandhi (Amethi). The seats offered by the Congress include Mainpuri, Kannauj and Firozabad, all held by the SP, and those likely to be contested by the BSP chief and RLD chief Ajit Singh and his son Jayant Chaudhary, UP Congress chief Raj Babbar told reporters here Sunday. He said that the Congress was reciprocating the gesture of the alliance which has left Rae Bareli (held by UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi) and Amethi (held by Congress president Rahul Gandhi) for it.

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Lucknow, Mar 18 (PTI): A day after the Congress said it was leaving seven Lok Sabha seats for the SP-BSP-RLD combine in Uttar Pradesh, BSP supremo Mayawati Monday asked the national party not to “spread confusion” and said the alliance was capable of defeating the BJP on its own. At the same time, she dared the Congress to go ahead and field candidates in all the 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state. The parliamentary elections in Uttar Pradesh will be held in seven phases. Hours later, the BSP’s poll ally Samajwadi Party (SP) also asked the Congress not to spread any kind of confusion and maintained that the BSPSP-RLD alliance was capable of defeating the BJP in Uttar Pradesh. The BSP chief in a series of tweets made it clear that the party will not enter into any alliance with the Congress. On Sunday, the Congress announced that it was leaving seven

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verge of closing. The Indian Sugar A c c o r d i n g t o t h e Mills Association had ISMA, sugar production earlier pegged the counin Maharashtra till March try’s sugar production at 15 was 100.08 lakh tonne as against 93.84 lakh tonne in the year-ago period. In Uttar Pradesh, production was almost flat at 84.14 lakh tonne compared with 84.39 lakh tonnes in the corresponding period of the 2017-18 marketing year. Sugar production in WANTED Karnataka stood at 42.45 Sale's Girl lakh tonne as against For Clothing Store 35.10 lakh tonnes. Preferably Experienced

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end customers, passenger vehicles (PV) retail sales declined by 8.25 percent to 2,15,276 units in February as compared with the same period last year, automobile dealers’ body FADA said last week. The company’s installed manufacturing capacity from its two plants in Gurgaon and Manesar stands at 15.5 lakh units per annum. Besides, Suzukiowned Hansalpur (Gujarat) plant also has an installed capacity of 2.5 lakh units from the first line. The second production line has been commissioned at the plant, but is yet to reach its peak capacity of 2.5 lakh units per annum. The third production line at the Gujarat plant would give an additional capacity of 2.5 lakh units per annum to the company.

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have created multiple entities to circumvent the FDI norms and route the hotselling stock at cheaper rates. The petition has contended that according to Press Note 3 of 2016, which regulates FDI in e-commerce, entities like Amazon and Flipkart are not to exercise ownership over stock, nor directly or indirectly influence price of goods and services sold on their marketplace. It claimed that by creating name lending companies, Amazon and Flipkart buy branded goods in bulk at discounts from manufacturers and render small sellers uncompetitive by a wide margin, thus influencing the prices in violation of the FDI norms.

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MSI declined to comment on the reasons for taking this production cut. In January, MSI had reported a total production of 1,83,064 units, up 15.6 percent from 1,58,396 units produced in January 2018. Production of passenger vehicles rose 14.3 percent to 1,78,459 units in January as compared with 1,56,168 units in the yearago period. In February, MSI had reported a dip of 0.9 percent in domestic sales at 1,39,100 units as compared with 1,37,900 units in the year ago period. In January, however, it had reported an increase of 1.1 percent in its domestic sales at 1,42,150 units as compared with 1,40,600 units in January 2018. Hit by lower offtake by

New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI): Sugar production rose by 6 per cent to 273.47 lakh tonne till March 15 of the current marketing year ending September 2019, helped by higher output in Maharashtra and Karnataka where mills started their operations early, according to industry data. The country had produced 258.20 lakh tonne sugar in the year-ago period, the Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA) said in a statement. “During 2018-19 sugar season, 527 sugar mills were in operation and they have produced 273.47 lakh tonne of sugar till March 15, 2019,” the Indian Sugar Mills Association said. As many as 154 mills have stopped crushing and 373 sugar mills are continuing their crushing operations. Mills in Maharashtra and Karnataka are closing fast and their crushing season is on the

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New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI): The country’s largest car maker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) cut production by over 8 percent in February on account of subdued demand. The auto major produced a total of 1,48,959 units, including Super Carry LCV, across its factories last month, down 8.3 percent from 1,62,524 units produced in the year-ago period, the company said in a regulatory filing. The production of passenger vehicles, including Alto, Swift, Dzire and Vitara Brezza, declined by 8.4 percent to 1,47,550 units as compared with 1,61,116 units in February 2018. However, the production of vans -- Eeco, Omni -- was up by 22.1 percent to 16,898 units last month as compared with 13,827 units in February 2018. Production of Super Carry LCV was up by just one unit last month. When contacted,

vestigation under the provisions of FEMA against the two companies to ascertain whether they have been contravening any provisions of FEMA or contravening any rule, regulations, notification, direction or order issued in exercise of the powers under FEMA....” The agency also sought dismissal of the petition. The petition by an NGO, Telecom Watchdog, also asked for initiation of legal proceedings against the two e-commerce companies under the FEMA for alleged violation and circumvention of FDI norms. The plea, filed through advocate Pranav Sachdeva, has claimed that Amazon and Flipkart

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Maruti cuts vehicle production by over 8 percent in February

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New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI): A weak global trend and easing demand from local jewellers pulled down gold prices by Rs 280 to Rs 32,830 per 10 gram at the bullion market Monday, according to All India Sarafa Association. Besides, silver prices drifted down by Rs 345 to Rs 38,725 per kg due to reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers. Traders said apart from a weak trend overseas, as equity markets gained and the dollar steadied ahead of a US Federal Reserve policy meeting later this week, fading demand from local jewellers and retailers mainly weighed on gold prices. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity declined by Rs 280 to Rs 32,830 and Rs 32,660 per 10 gram, respectively. The precious metal had lost Rs 260 on Friday. Sovereign gold, however, remained flat at Rs 26,400 per eight gram.

pee/dollar at 68.6088 and for rupee/euro at 77.7827. The reference rate for rupee/British pound was fixed at 91.1184 and for rupee/100 Japanese yen at 61.50. Further lifting market sentiment, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) put in Rs 1,822.99 crore on a net basis on Monday, provisional data showed. “Overseas investors have bought USD 2.4 billion in equities this month, taking net foreign purchases to USD 4.7 billion, the highest in Asia. Global funds have raised holdings of rupee-denominated bonds by USD 833 million this month, HDFC Securities’ Sharma said citing exchange data. In line with rupee movement, equity benchmark Sensex too extended its winning streak to a sixth consecutive session. The BSE Sensex gained 70.75 points, or 0.19 per cent, to close at 38,095.07.

New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI): An investigation has been initiated against e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart for alleged violation of foreign exchange law, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) Monday informed the Delhi High Court. A bench of Chief Justice Rajendra Menon and Justice A J Bhambhani noted the submissions of the ED that a case has been registered under provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) against the two companies and disposed of a PIL which has alleged that the e-commerce giants were violating foreign direct investment (FDI) norms. The court had earlier sought response of the central government, Amazon and Flipkart to the plea which has sought a probe into the alleged FDI violations. The ED, in its reply filed through central government standing counsel Amit Mahajan, has said the “department has already registered and initiated in-

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ended at 68.43. On Friday, the domestic currency had closed at 69.10 against the US dollar. In the last six trading sessions, the rupee has appreciated by 161 paise. “Indian rupee continues advancing for the sixth day in a row, marking the best performer among the Asian currencies in today’s trade amid better than expected trade data and foreign fund flows,” said V K Sharma, Head PCG & Capital Markets Strategy, HDFC Securities. According to data released by the commerce ministry, the marginal 2.44 per cent rise in exports as well as lower imports of gold and petroleum products in February significantly narrowed the country’s trade deficit to USD 9.6 billion. Meanwhile, the Financial Benchmark India Private Ltd (FBIL) set the reference rate for the ru-

rates for credit growth and deposits growth, the competition for deposits among the banks is set to intensify, India Ratings and Research said. Public Sector Banks (PSBs), with credit growth of 8.4 per cent and deposit growth of 4.9 per cent in the Oct-Dec quarter of FY19, are likely to compete to recoup the market share loss in the deposit to private sector banks over the years, India Ratings said further. India Ratings and Research also believes that if credit growth continues to outpace deposit growth, then scheduled commercial banks’ reliance on bulk deposits is likely to increase which could lead to a higher cost of funds along with increasing volatility in the asset-liability structure of banks. Earlier last month, the Reserve Bank of India in its sixth and last Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting slashed the repo rate by 25 basis points or 0.25 per cent to 6.25 per cent.

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New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI): The Indian rupee Monday surged by 57 paise to close at an over sevenmonth high of 68.53 against the US dollar, also marking a sixth straight session of gains, driven by sustained foreign fund inflows and narrowing trade deficit. Besides, weakness in the greenback against major global currencies and a heavy buying in domestic equities aided the forex market sentiment domestically. The dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, fell 0.20 per cent to 96.40. At the Interbank Foreign Exchange, the rupee opened at 68.92 and advanced to a high of 68.45 during the day. It finally settled at 68.53, a rise of 57 paise against the dollar over its previous close. This was the highest closing level for the rupee since August 1, 2018 -- when it

New Delhi, Mar 18 (Agencies): In a good news to the risk-averse investors, the interest rates on bank fixed deposits (FD), recurring deposits (RD) and savings account deposits is expected to increase. According to India Ratings and Research (IndRa) report, the competition for deposits could intensify as five PSBs have recently come out of RBI’s Prompt Corrective Action (PCA) framework and some of them are likely to look to grow their balance sheets and the private sector banks seeing continuing strong credit growth at 22 per cent year-on-year in third-quarter of FY19, they are likely to solicit deposits even by offering higher rates. T h e ye a r - o n - ye a r growth in the credit of 12.9 per cent has outperformed the growth rate of 9.3 per cent in deposits, according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deposits and credit statistics of scheduled commercial banks as on December 2018. With the aforementioned

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Cyclone kills over 200 in Zimbabwe, Mozambique

Inhabitants of Chiluvi, a village in central Mozambique, walk along a flooded street after Cyclone Idai hit the region. (Andre Catueira/EPA)

spreading heavy winds and rain to Zimbabwe and Malawi. More than 215 people have been killed by the storm, hundreds more are missing and more than 1.5 million people have been affected by the widespread destruction and flooding, according to the Red Cross and government officials. The scale of the damage to Beira was “massive and horrifying”, said Jamie LeSueur, who led a Red Cross aerial assessment of the city. The team viewed the city by helicopter be-

Gunman kills 3 on Dutch tram

Turkish-born Gökman Tanis, on the tram’s CCTV just minutes before the shooting began.

U T R E C H T, M A R 1 8 (AGENCIES): A gunman killed three people and wounded nine others on a tram in the central Dutch city of Utrecht, sparking a manhunt that saw heavily armed officers with sniffer dogs zero in on an apartment building close to the shooting. Authorities immediately raised the terror alert for the area to the maximum level, and the city’s mayor said a “terror motive” was the most likely theory. Dutch military police went on extra alert at Dutch airports and at key buildings in the country as the Utrecht manhunt took place. A few hours after the

shooting, Utrecht police released a photo of a 37year-old man born in Turkey who they said was “associated with the incident.” The photo showed a bearded man on board a tram, dressed in a dark blue hooded top. Police warned citizens not to approach the man, whom they identified as Gokmen Tanis, but call authorities instead. The Utrecht attack came three days after 50 people were killed when an immigrant-hating white nationalist opened fire at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand during Friday prayers. There was no immediate indication of any link between the two events. Police, including heavily armed officers, flooded the area after the shooting Monday morning on a tram at a busy traffic intersection in a residential neighborhood. They later erected a white tent over an area where a body appeared to be lying next to the tram. Utrecht police said trauma helicopters were sent to the scene and appealed to the public to stay away.

Baby reunited with father as Indonesia flood death toll hits 77 Sentani (Indonesia), Mar 18 (AFP): A baby trapped under rubble after flash flooding destroyed his home in Indonesia has been reunited with his father after the disaster killed the rest of their family, officials said Monday, as the death toll hit 77. The five-month old was plucked Sunday from debris inside a house where his mother and siblings were found dead in the hard-hit northeastern town of Sentani. The tot has since been returned to his surviving father. “We took the baby to the hospital and had him treated,” Papua military spokesman Muhammad Aidi told AFP. “He was in stable condition and has been released. The father was distressed but happy to be reunited with his baby.” The news came as Indonesia’s disaster agency raised the official death toll from 58, with more than three dozen people still missing. Scores have been injured in the disaster, trig-

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Gone but never forgotten, Our beloved Mother Lt. Mhabeni N. Shitiri. We deeply miss you, in our hearts. K-733

Loving Husband, Children & Relatives.

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Brownback noted in his speech March 2018 marked “the 60th anniversary of His Holiness the Dalai Lama being forced into exile.” According to a CTA post, the US Ambassador criticised China’s occupation of Tibet saying it “demonised and criminalised the Buddhist faith that lies at the core of Tibetan civilisation”. “Tibetans understandably continue to lament his absence from Tibet and long for the day that he is able to return and resume his rightful place as their most important religious leader,” he said.

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Remembering my dearest husband, our dad, father in-law and grandpa on his second death anniversary. It has been two years since you left us for heavenly abode yet, not a day passes by without remembering you. Your teachings, advices and guidance keeps us strong and makes us feel even closer to you. You will forever remain alive in our hearts and memory. K-737

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Born: 04-01-1943 – Died: 19-03-2018 Papa, one year has passed since you left us on accepting God’s invitation to be with Him in heaven experiencing joy and peace like you’ve never known. Today, we also thank God and reassure ourselves once again with hope and comfort that one day we all will meet again there at eternal home, as your final wish for us. Loving wife, son, daughters & in-laws K-739

19TH MARCH 2017 A devoted Wife A loving Mother A caring grand mother. You are deeply missed And fondly remembered. A Deaconess and Treasurer for over 40 years in Chakhesang Baptist Church, Kohima. “my redeemer liveth…” Job 19: 25 K-731

L o n d o n, M ar 1 8 (Agencies): British Prime Minister Theresa May was making a lastminute push Monday to win support for her European Union divorce deal, warning opponents that failure to approve would mean a long — and possibly indefinite — delay to Brexit. Parliament has rejected the agreement twice, but May aims to try a third time this week if she can persuade enough lawmakers to change their minds. Her aim is to have the deal agreed before EU leaders meet Thursday for a summit in Brussels, AP reported. But there was no sign of a breakthrough, and the government faces a deadline of the end of Tuesday to decide whether they have enough votes to pass the deal, so that a vote can be held on Wednesday. May’s spokesman, James Slack, said Monday that the government would only hold a vote if there is “a realistic prospect of success.” May is likely to ask for a delay to Brexit at the Brussels summit. If a deal is approved, she says she will ask the EU to extend the deadline until June 30 so that Parliament has time to approve the necessary legislation. If it isn’t, she will have to seek a longer extension that would mean Britain participating in May 23-26 elections for the European Parliament — something the government is keen to avoid. May’s goal is to win over Northern Ireland’s small, power-brokering Democratic Unionist Party. The DUP’s 10 lawmakers prop up May’s Conservative government, and their support could influence proBrexit Conservatives to drop their opposition to the deal.

Indonesia has issued a 14-day state of emergency in response to the floods. Papua shares a border with independent Papua New Guinea on an island just north of Australia. Flooding is common in Indonesia, especially during the rainy season which runs from October to April. In January, floods and landslides killed at least 70 people on Sulawesi island, while earlier this month hundreds in West Java province were forced to evacuate when torrential rains triggered severe flooding.

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Resume talks with Dalai Lama, aides, US tells China Dharamsala, Mar 18 (IANS): The US Ambassador-At-Large for International Religious Freedom Samuel Brownback has said the US will continue to support the Dalai Lama’s ‘middle-way’ approach and urged China to resume formal dialogue with him or his representatives, the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) said on Monday. Brownback said this during a visit to Taiwan for the 2019 Regional Religious Freedom Forum, last week, where President Tsai Ingwen was also present.

gered by torrential rain and landslides on Saturday. “The death toll could still go up with 43 people unaccounted for,” said national disaster agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho. Rescuers battled mud, rocks and fallen trees in the hunt for survivors, as medical personnel treated the wounded in makeshift tents. The military said 5,700 people have been evacuated from the hard-hit area. “We have over 1,000 personnel searching for more victims,” Aidi said.

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BEIRA, Mar 18 (Agencies): Up to 90 percent of Beira in Mozambique has been damaged or destroyed by Tropical Cyclone Idai, according to the Red Cross. According to AFP, the central port city has been battered by the cyclone, which cut off electricity, closed the airport and severed road access to the city of 500,000 people, said the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies on Monday. Idai hit Beira last week before moving inland and

cause roads were flooded. “The situation is terrible. The scale of devastation is enormous. It seems that 90% of the area is completely destroyed,” he said. With Beira air port closed, the team drove from Mozambique’s capital, Maputo, before taking a helicopter for the last part of the journey. While the physical impact of Idai is beginning to emerge, the human impact is unclear. “Almost everything is destroyed. Communication lines have been completely cut and roads have been destroyed. Some affected communities are not accessible,” LeSueur said. “Beira has been severely battered. But we are also hearing that the situation outside the city could be even worse. On Sunday, a large dam burst and cut off the last road to the city.” The storm struck Beira late on Thursday and moved westward into Zimbabwe and Malawi. At least 126 people had died in Mozambique and Malawi, according to the Red Cross.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Lord Gave, And The Lord Has Taken Away (Job:1:21)

Born on : 20/07/1955 – Died on : 22/02/2019 Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Lt. Neilasa Kiewhuo would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every churches, organisations, families, friends, Doctors and Staff of Bethel Hospital Kohima, Doctors and Staff of Referral (CIHSR) Hospital Dimapur and well wishers who supported us through physically, materially, spiritually, financially, during his illness and ultimate demise of our Most Beloved Father on 22nd Feb. 2019. Words are not enough to express our gratefulness but may our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving, Wife, children, grand children and relatives. K-736

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(Born on : 12/12/1923, Died on: 13/03/2019) The family of the Late Kümsü Lovuli Ngullie of Niroyo Village wishes to acknowledge the many expression of sympathy and gesture of kindness shown to us following our sad loss. We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbours and well wishers who provided emotional and practical support for us at this difficult time. We are truly grateful. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. May the God Lord bless each one of you. Loving children, grand children, great grand children & family members. WC-110 K Y M C

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‘The Least of These...’ is about tolerance: Sharman ‘King of Surf Rock’ guitarist dies aged 81 Dick Dale: A S

Dick Dale sachusetts in 1937 to a father who had emigrated from Lebanon and a mother who was Polish Belarusian. His instrumental music was influenced by his heritage - using Middle Eastern and Eastern European melodies as well as “exotic” scales that weren’t common to rock music. His percussive approach to

plucking the strings meant he often wore guitar picks down to a stub in the course of a single song - but the sound was an instinctive reaction to his love of the sea. His intense live shows regularly drew crowds of thousands to the Rendezvous Ballroom on California’s Balboa Peninsula; and in September 1961, Dale released Let’s Go Trippin’ on the Del-Tone label, which his father founded and financed. Widely considered to be the first surf-rock song committed to tape, it was a huge local hit, and led to Dale’s first album, Surfer’s Choice. The album also included his version of Misirlou - a Greek folk song - which Dale got to perform on the Ed Sullivan Show. More than three decades later, Tarantino made the song famous again when he used it at the very start of Pulp Fiction. The Black Eyed Peas later sampled it on their 2006 hit Pump It, which reached number three on the UK charts. Dale went on to sign to Capitol Records and surf rock became a major fad, inspiring

acts including The Beach Boys, The Trashmen, Jan and Dean and The Surfaris. The star’s pyrotechnic guitar technique also influenced the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, The B-52s and Stevie Ray Vaughan. But he retired from music in 1966 after being diagnosed with rectal cancer. After beating the disease, he pursued dozens of other interests from caring for endangered animals to obtaining a pilot’s licence. After picking up a pollution-related infection while surfing in 1979, he also became an environmental campaigner. He returned to music in the 1980s, and continued to tour until his death, against the advice of his doctors. “They say I should never be on stage, I shouldn’t be playing,” he told Vice News in 2012, adding: “My medical bill is over $3,000 a month to buy supplies I have to get for my body.” He also praised his wife, Lana, in the interview as “the one who brought me back”. Dale is survived by Lana and his son, Jimmie. (Dick Dale)

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ollywood names such as Amitabh Bachchan, Akshay Kumar and Anupam Kher have mourned the death of Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who died aged 63. A slew of actors remembered Parrikar and called him a “gentleman, intelligent and a good soul.” Parrikar died at his private residence here on Sunday evening after a prolonged battle with pancreatic cancer. The condition of Parrikar, diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer in February last year and in and out of hospitals in Goa, Mumbai, Delhi and New York since then, had turned “extremely critical” on Sunday, the Chief Minister’s Office tweeted earlier in the day. Here’s what the entertainment celebrities have tweeted: Amitabh Bachchan: Manohar Parrikar CM Goa, passes away. A gentleman to the core, simple in demeanour and well respected. Spent few short moments with him .. very dignified, fought his illness bravely. Prayers and condolences. Anupam Kher: Deeply deeply saddened to know about the untimely demise of Manohar Parrikarji. He was one of the most real, dignified, intelligent, warm, down-to-earth and honest persons I had met. He had a great quality of inspiring people so effortlessly. Will miss him. Om Shanti Akshay Kumar: Extremely sad at hearing about the demise of Manohar Parrikarji. I feel blessed to have had the fortune of meeting and knowing a sincere and good soul as he was. Heartfelt condolences to his family. (IANS) K Y M C

from the Ehime University in Japan. “We will also learn about formation and early evolution of supermassive black holes, by comparing the measured number density and luminosity distribution with predictions from theoretical models,” Matsuoka said. The study also provides new insight into the effect of black holes on the physical state of gas in the early universe in its first billion

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ohemian Rhapsody editor John Ottman has responded after the Queen biopic controversially won the Academy Award for Best Film Editing. The film’s victory for Best Editing was one of four Oscars that it picked up last month – although it certainly proved to be the most contentious. Detractors hit out at one scene in particular that shows Queen meeting their manager John Reid for the first time, which features a dizzying 60 cuts in under two minutes. Posting the moment on Twitter, one user sarcastically wrote : “Did this scene clinch BEST FILM EDITING for ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ at the #Oscars tonight? It’s hard to say.” But it now seems that there might be a reason for

why this scene in particular seems to be a little bit jarring. According to The Washington Post, the meeting with John Reid was one of the few scenes filmed by Dexter Fletcher, after the firing of previous director Bryan Singer. It meant that the storyline became re-ordered and the original dialogue no longer made sense. For Ottman, it meant acting under time constraints – as well as responding to early feedback from audiences who said that they wanted to see more of the band’s early days. While he was able to slow down some of the early scenes, it ultimately meant he didn’t get a chance to recut the widely derided scene. When quizzed on the backlash, he told The Washington Post: “Oh my God! Wow. I didn’t know

about that, but I know why that’s out there. Whenever I see [the scene], I want to put a bag over my head. Because that’s not my aesthetic. If there’s ever an extended version of the film where I can put a couple scenes back, I will recut that scene!” Meanwhile, it was reported last week that a Bohemian Rhapsody 2 could be in the works. Rudi Dolezal, who directed Queen videos including ‘One Vision’, said that he expects the group’s legendary manager, Jim Beach, will back a second biopic about the band and its late frontman, Freddie Mercury. Speaking to Page Six about Beach, Dolezal said: “I’m sure he plans a sequel that starts with Live Aid,” adding that a sequel is now “being heavily discussed in the Queen family.” (NME)

Ta l k i n g a b o u t A l Noor Mosque and the Linwood Avenue Masjid shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Friday in which 50 people were killed, Sharman said: “It’s very unfortunate. I feel such extreme acts are detrimental for our as well as future generations.” “I feel all of us hold a responsibility for it and help stop it in our little way by spreading message of love, peace, harmony and tolerance. I feel only through awareness we will be able to fight these horrific acts. That’s what I have endeavoured through this film.” Stating that though

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n a bid to restrict the use of plastic within the capital and to propagate clean election practices, the Kohima Municipal Council along with the Music Task Force (YR&S department), under the banner ‘No to plastic! Yes to clean election!’ has organized a musical concert campaign to spread awareness about the issue. Choir groups from various Churches will be performing in 19 wards under Kohima starting from March 20 to April 5. All of the concerts have been scheduled to begin from 5 p.m. except for PWD (Ward 11), where the concert will begin from 10 a.m. (NPN)

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The Sutemi Union Dimapur takes immense pride to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mrs. Rebecca Changkija Sema, Proprietor/ Producer of Find Studioz Production House, Mumbai and wife of Inspector Absalom Sema, for being honoured on the International Women’s Day with the Inspiring Womanhood V Awards by the Golden Pyramid Entertainment in Pune, (Award Category : Entertainment. Promoting Northeast India and Young Talent from Northeast Region.) Our prayers are with you that the Almighty God bless you in all your endeavours to promote the Northeast region and our state in the eyes of the world. Hotovi Assumi President, SUD

Roland Chishi Gen. Secy, SUD.

The ordained ministers under SBAK Nito Mount held their 42nd Fellowship at Lizutomi Baptist Church under the theme “A Trustworthy Servant” from 1st to 3rd March 2019. By the grace of Almighty God the programme was all successful. The Programme was organized under the leadership of Rev. Hukugha Zhimo (E.S, S.B.A.K). The Fellowship had four services and the speakers were Rev. Hukugha Zhimo, E.S, Rev. Ghoheto, Rtd. Evangelist, Rev. Yevito, Sr. Pastor, SBCZ and Rev. Kughato K. Chophi, Chairman, Ordination Board. On 2nd March the Servants of God had prayer and fasting for the whole Nagaland and people across the state. The ordained ministers would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Lizutomi Baptist Church for their hospitality toward us. May the Lord bless you all abundantly in return. Rev. Kughato K. Chophi Ordination Board Chairman DP-2177

FELICITATION The Tuophema Village Council along with all the frontal organisations of the village join together in heartily congratulating Mrs. Hekhani Jakhalu Kense on being awarded the prestigious Nari Shakti Puraskar, by the President of India at Rashtrapati Bhavan on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2019. Ever since, Mrs. Hekani Jakhalu Kense became a part of us, the Tuophema village in particular has been receiving manifold blessings through her tireless efforts and inspiration. Many youths of the village, besides Nagaland and the Northeast in general, have been skilled and empowered through Youthnet founded by her and under her leadership. It is a joyous moment for the village that finally her commitment, efforts and good works have been recognised and that she has been awarded the Nari Shakti Puraskar, which is conferred to exceptional women. The award is a pride for not only the village but the State too. It is also a historic award that she is the lone recipient from the Northeast. We, while congratulating Mrs. Hekhani Jakhalu Kense, also pray that Almighty God shower abundant blessings on her and her family and continually guide and help her in her future endeavours. Neithou Kense Pfuduolhou Kense President, Chairman Tuophema Youth Organisation Tuophema Village Council Shürhozelie Seyie Teisoviü Seyie President, President, Tuophema Students’ Union Tuophema Women Organisation

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supermassive black hole per cubic giga light year. The finding increases the number of black holes known at that epoch considerably and reveals, for the first time, how common they are in the universe’s history. “The quasars we discovered will be an interesting subject for follow-up observations with current and future facilities,” said lead author Yoshiki Matsuoka,

years. Supermassive black holes, found at the centres of galaxies, can be millions or even billions times more massive than the sun, and were likely born in the first few hundred million years after the Big Bang that took place 13.8 billion years ago. “It is remarkable that such massive dense objects were able to form so soon after the Big Bang,” said co-author Michael Strauss, Professor at Princeton University. “Understanding how black holes can form in the early universe, and just how common they are, is a challenge for our cosmological models,” Strauss said. The research appears in a series of five papers published in The Astrophysical Journal and the Publications of the Astronomical Observatory of Japan. (IANS)

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it was a Graham Staines’ story, Sharman said “the bigger message is what happened was extremely unfortunate. It should not happen again. Love and peace is the only way of living.” Talking about the film “The Least of These: The Graham Staines Story”, Sharman said: “It’s story about missionary Staines against whom allegations were made that he was forcibly converting Hindus to the faith of Christianity. The story is seen through the eyes of a journalist, Manav Kaul, played by me.” The film was released in the US last month and will be released in India on March 29. “After the India release, the film will be released in South Africa, East Africa and Europe,” he said. Directed by Aneesh Daniel, the film also stars Stephen Baldwin, Shari Rigby and Prakash Belawadi. (IANS)

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n international team of astronomers has discovered 83 “quasars”, extremely luminous active galactic nucleus powered by supermassive black holes in the distant universe, from a time when the universe was less than 10 per cent of its present age. A supermassive black hole becomes visible when gas accretes onto it, causing it to shine as a quasar. Using the massive Subaru Telescope, located at the Mauna Kea Observatory on Hawaii, the scientists from Japan, Taiwan and and the US, focussed their attention on objects located about 13 billion light years away from Earth. They found 83 new very distant quasars. Together with 17 quasars, previously known in the survey region, the researchers found there was roughly one

ctor Sharman Joshi, who is gearing up for release of his first Hollywood film “The Least of These: The Graham Staines Story”, says the movie sends out the message of love, peace, tolerance and harmony. On what made him to be part of the film, Sharman said: “We have made this with really good intentions. The end message is about love, peace, tolerance and harmony. This incident (on which the film is based) happened in Odisha. It could have happened in the US, Europe, MiddleEast or in any part of the world.” The film, based on real life story of Australian Christian missionary Graham Staines who worked among the tribal poor and leprosy victims in Odisha, comes 20 years. He was burnt to death along with his sons by alleged members of the Bajrang Dal, a Hindu fundamentalist organisation.

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urf guitar pioneer Dick Dale, whose song Misirlou played over the opening credits to Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction, has died aged 81. Dale was known for his blindingly fast strumming style, which inspired acts like The Beach Boys and Jimi Hendrix. He said the sound reminded him of the rumble and crash of the waves, and the noises of marine animals as he surfed in California. Dale’s bassist Sam Bolle confirmed the star had died on Saturday night. The cause of death is not yet known, but the guitarist had a long history of ill health, including renal failure, diabetes and cancer. Dale’s agent called his death “a sad day for rock ‘n’ roll”. Celebrities and fans have been paying tribute to the musician referred to as the “King of the Surf Guitar” and the “Pied Piper of Balboa Beach”, with many describing him as a “true innovator”. Dale was born Richard Anthony Monsour in Boston, Mas-

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Barca cruise past Betis 4-1 in La Liga

Nyon, Mar 18 (Agencies): Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged by UEFA for his celebration in Juventus’ last-16 Champions League game against Atletico Madrid. The 34-year-old fired his side into the quarterfinals with a hat-trick in the second leg in Turin, overturning Atletico’s 2-0 victory from the first leg. Ronaldo followed one of his goals by copying Diego Simeone’s ‘crotchgrabbing’ celebration from the first leg, for which the latter was given a £17,000 fine. Simeone said his gesture showed he had the courage to make tough selection decisions. He apologised two days later. Juventus forward Ronaldo has been charged with improper conduct. The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body will deal with this case at its next meeting on March 21.

Indian Wells, Mar 18 (IANS): Austrian Dominic Thiem won the biggest title of his career by beating Roger Federer 3-6, 6-3 and 7-5 in two hours and three minutes in the final at Indian Wells, the first Masters 1000 of the season. It is Thiem’s maiden Masters 1000 title, and also his first final in Indian Wells. Federer, who congratulated his rival with the best of his smiles and an affectionate gesture, was denied winning his sixth crown on Sunday, which would have been a record, in the Californian desert after his victories in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2012 and 2017. The match record between the two players is now 3-2 in favour of Thiem, although Federer had won the two previous times played on hard court. Before this match, Thiem had never beaten the Swiss on a hard surface. It was a magnificent match, with great runs of play for both and lavish points, although it was the former world number one who began by sweeping ahead 3-0 against a hesitant opponent in the early stages. Federer took the first set in 36 minutes despite the efforts of the 25-year-old Austrian tennis player, who broke his opponent in the

Sevilla, Mar 18 (IANS): Barcelona consolidated its leadership position atop the La Liga rankings with a 4-1 victory over Real Betis, a win featuring a hat trick by Lionel Messi against a rival who fought until virtually the last moments of the contest. Barca, with just 10 matches to go before the La Liga season concludes, is now 10 points ahead of Atletico de Madrid, who lost its match on Saturday against Athletic Club, and 12 points ahead of Real

Madrid, reports Efe news. Although Barca practically has the title in its pocket, Betis must still fight like the devil to remain in European competition next season and is currently in eighth place with 39 points. Betis, had it won its Sunday match, could have dislodged Valencia from the seventh spot in that pitched battle for European slots, but the fact that his squad was going up against the Barcelona powerhouse did not motivate Betis coach Quique Setien to change

Del Potro opts out of Miami Open

Marathon runner Thonakal BCCI to work with NADA for 6 months qualifies for Doha Worlds

New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI): India’s Asian marathon champion Gopi Thonakal has qualified for the World Athletics Championships to be held in Doha in September-October after finishing 11th in the Seoul International Marathon. The 30-year-old Gopi clocked his personal best time of 2 hours 13 minutes 39 seconds in the marathon race on Sunday, bettering the World Championships qualification mark of 2:16:00. His earlier best was 2:15:16 last year. Gopi’s time is the second best ever by an Indian after the four-decade old national record of 2:12:00, which is held by Shivnath Singh. Seoul International Marathon is a world class

Skipping Asian Championships part of Olympic qualification plan: Mary Kom

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The Asian Championship is scheduled to be held next month in Thailand. “This year is very important for me. Qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics is my main aim. Without competing in any competition I cannot qualify for the Olympics. It would be difficult. I have to know all the opponents in my category (51kg) and judge how strong they are compared to me,” Mary Kom told PTI. “I have to first compete in the India Open and then slowly choose my

tournaments in the 51kg category. I am looking to qualify for the Olympics at the Worlds and that is why I have decided to skip the Asian Championships to prepare myself best for the Worlds,” added the 2012 London Olympics bronzemedallist, The 2019 AIBA World Boxing Championships will be held from September 7 to 21. Mary Kom would be competing in the 51kg category after her preferred 48kg divisions did not make the Olympic programme. The Manipuri had competed in the 51kg category in Germany during a training stint earlier this month and came back undefeated. “I have already been competing in the 51kg category in the last one year. I now know the areas where I will have to work upon but fitness wise there are no issues. I just have to work upon my strength, power and stamina,” she said.

agency would be allowed to collect only 10 per cent samples for testing. “The Indian board has agreed to try and work with NADA for the next six months and then decide on the road ahead. Trust has been an issue and that needs to be gained

with quality work from the agency. The agency will collect only 10 per cent samples for testing.” “The board feels that with the 2022 Commonwealth Games in sight, India would like to field the women’s team in the event at Birmingham and this is a move aimed at that direction,” the source said. While the International Cricket Council (ICC) has decided to remain compliant to the WADA directives, the BCCI had reservation on dealing with NADA.

seventh game 4-3 but this was not enough to stop the torrent of play by the veteran star. It seemed that Federer was headed towards his 101st title with relative ease, but Thiem resurged and claimed a double break to go up to 4-1, playing much looser and uninhibited from the baseline. The recovery of the Austrian surprised the audience, who encouraged Federer even more spurning him on. However, Thiem raised his level of play by several points and showed

huge confidence, along with moments of superior tennis. The second set in his pocket and the match in draw, both players offered the best version of themselves, with tremendous confidence in their serve. The draw remained virtually until the last moment when Thiem did not waste his first break point of the set to level at 5-5. That sealed the victory as Thiem maintained his vigour against Federer, achieving the 6-5 advantage and then did not hesitate for a second with his serve to score the title.

SGSA informs Dimapur, Mar 18 (NPN): The Sumi Games and Sports Association (SGSA) has informed all its constituent units that Khetoho Zhimo, vice president of SGSA who won a Bronze medal at the recently held 4th International Muay-Thai Kick boxing Championship in Hongkong will be arriving on March 20. Therefore, all the executives of various units under SGSA have been requested to reach Dimapur airport by 1:00 pm on March 20 to receive and welcome the bronze medalist.

NRA invites shooters Dimapur, Mar 18 (NPN): Nagaland Rifle Association (NRA) has invited interested shooters for a one week basic and advanced training programme in modern shooting at Aries Shooting Range, Kohima from March 25 to 30 and Aries Rifle & Pistol Shooting Academy, Dimapur from April 1 to 6. Interested participants should be above 10 years. For registration, contact Viphrelie Sorhie at 7005971703 or Vikhou Metha at 8259830518 (Kohima) and Hito Swu at 7758002278 or Merang Jamir at 9436010820 (Dimapur). OFFICE OF THE MEZO KUOTSU MECHU KEHOU MEZOMA: NAGALAND

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Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi (IGRUA) invites applications for Ab-initio to Commercial Pilot License course, scheduled to commence from Aug 2019 in three batches. The eligibility criteria is minimum 10+2 with Physics, Maths & English with min 55% aggregate marks in Physics & Maths for general category and min 50% for SC, ST, EWS and OBC (Belonging to non creamy layer) candidates. 1. The training fee is Rs.42 Lacs plus Boarding – Lodging and other expenses extra. 2. For detailed information and application formats etc please visit "IGRUA Entrance" on our website www.igrua.gov.in The Employment News dated 16 – 22 March 2019. The last date of filling of ONline application is 30th Apr 2019 (for fee payment by bank challan) 10th May 2019 (for fee payment by online mode) The date of online exam 01 June 2019 (Saturday) 13:30 hrs. davp 03104/11/0001/1819

Appreciation from Wotsa Fine Arts & Training Centre, Dimapur

The Mezo Kuotsu Mechü Kehou congratulate Mrs. Renchumi Kikon Kuotsu, w/o Khrieketu Kuotsu of Mezoma village for being conferred the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology on the thesis titled “Patrifocal Conventions, Institutions And Legal Pluralism: Rethinking Resistance of Women in Nagaland Electoral Politics” from National Institute of Technology (NIT) Nagaland. The Union also wish her the best in her future endeavour. Vihoulie Khawakhrie Dierhe Miasalhou President, MKMK General Secretary, MKMK

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IAAF Gold label event. Gopi won the Asian marathon title in Dongguan, China in 2017. He finished 25th in the 2016 Olympics. The following year, he took part in the World Championships in London and finished 28th. National record holder KT Irfan Sunday became the first Indian from athletics to qualify for the next year’s Olympics while finishing fourth in the 20 km event of the Asian Race Walking Championships in Nomi, Japan. The 29-year-old Irfan clocked 1 hour 20 minutes and 57 seconds to better the Tokyo Olympics qualification standard of 1 hour 21 minutes. No other Indian from athletics has so far qualified for Tokyo Olympics. Two other Indians, Devinder Singh and Ganapathi Krishnan also qualified for the World Championships as they clocked 1:21:22 and 1:22:12 respectively. They had finished second and fifth in the Chennai National Race Walk Championships with timings of 1:26:19 and 1:26:43.

New Delhi, Mar 18 (IANS): The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) met ICC chairman Shashank Manohar in Mumbai on Monday and decided that the Indian board will work with the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) for the next six months on a trial basis. Speaking to IANS, sources in the know of developments said that the board was willing to work with NADA for a period of six months, but the

Dominic Thiem with the trophy after defeating Roger Federer in the BNP Paribas Open final.

SHIKIMTHI SUTSA

Nni sutemi nu apu Hekivi Kiho, Lhochomi luza lono akuxu kuhava pikeu sutsa chilu no amlo ghime-ghuju shiakeu dolono Ino GHUKATO KHUJUMI HD. G.B ASUKHOMI no pa ghami eno akukuhomi qo sasu aluza lono asu kumo pesu Asukhomi phulo qhino thokha kupukulai, ghutsughulai kuto akumo box lo hekutsupe nni Sutemi kheaghi tsu eno sasu iqhi akithiu ki kutolo suwo phetsu keu ghenguno. Nni Sutemi Kukami, Village Council, Achinemi, Aghami eno tughalalo akemi kumtsuno SHIKIMTHI ani eno nnophu aina alau mughapeni kepi sumi aqha zulo ASUKHOMI kumla kivi pesu shuphe tsu ani. Vixeshe Chishi V.C. Chairman

Huka Aye V.C. Secretary

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BUENOS AIRES, Mar 18 (Agencies): Juan Martin del Potro confirmed Sunday he would not play in this week’s ATP Miami Open as he works his way back from a knee injury. “Unfortunately I won’t be able to play in Miami this year,” del Potro wrote on Twitter. “Looking forward to coming back in 2020!” Del Potro’s withdrawal had been anticipated after he also pulled out of this week’s Indian Wells ATP Masters in California, where he was due to defend his title. The Argentinian suffered a right knee injury at the Shanghai Masters in October and has barely played since. He missed the Australian Open in January but played in February’s Delray Beach tournament in Florida where he reached the quarter-finals despite being clearly a long way short of his best. The 30-year-old’s career has been repeatedly disrupted by lengthy injury layoffs, mostly for problems with his right wrist. Del Potro is currently ranked fifth in the world after a successful 2018 which saw him reach the final of the US Open.

the philosophy with which he led the team. Barcelona, although it controlled the ball just 44 per cent of the time, a record low in league games since the 2004-2005 season, still managed to implement coach Ernesto Valverde’s plan switching from a 4-3-3 configuration to 4-4-2, dropping Philippe Coutinho for Arturo Vidal. With the change, Barcelona was better able to contend with Betis at midfield in Benito Villamarin

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POSTPONEMENT of PHEDDESA Meeting. It is hereby informed to all the PHED Diploma Engineer Members that the emergency meeting scheduled on 21st March 2019 has been postponed due to inconvenience till further order.

Shri. Hekuto Wotsa Director of Wotsa Fine Arts & Training Centre, Shri V. Hetoi Swu (President ANFATA) and Shri A. Hemanto (Principal of Imphal Art College) and faculties

The Director, Wotsa Fine Arts & Training Centre, Dimapur extends its heartfelt gratitude to board Chairman, Principal, Faculty of Imphal Art College, Manipur, granting and allowing us NOC and affiliation for training centre at Dimapur, the first ever Training Institute of Fine Arts in Nagaland. I would like to thank and show appreciation to Shri. V. Hetoi Swu, president ANFATA for his valuable service and endless contribution towards the Wotsa Fine Arts & Training Centre and through his endless sacrifice for Wotsa Fine Arts as well as the School Education Department and not forgetting for the causes of the Naga youth in general. I hope and pray that may his leadership last long and success in all the way as his path and good quality under his leadership at present and near future. He is the key hole in bringing the first ever training institute in Nagaland which will be cherished by every Nagas. May God bless him and his family members, his colleagues and pray for him to bring another achievement for the cause of Nagas. Last but not the least our special thanks to Shri. T. Lepok Jamir, Joint Director, School Education for supporting us in every way when we were at no where situation. DP-2175

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Lionel Messi is congratulated by Barcelona team-mates after he scores a goal during their La Liga match against Real Betis.

stadium and - in fact - it was Vidal who won a free kick on which Messi scored, getting the Catalan squad on the board in the 17th minute Betis scrapped well but never quite found its comfort zone during the intensely competitive match. It was Messi again in the 46th minute, tapping in a pass by Luis Suarez off his heel. Suarez had another couple of chances that went embarrassingly wrong, but he was there in the 63rd minute to notch Barca’s third tally - and his 128th La Liga goal for Barca - on a great drive through the Betis defence. Suarez has 18 goals in league play so far this season, but Messi has 29 and continued to be the driving force behind the Barca attack, ultimately scoring his third tally in the 85th minute, but not before Loren had scored for Betis in the 82nd minute, having been sent in to replace Carvalho seven minutes before. Despite the fact that their team was stomped on, the 54,000 fans assembled in Benito Villamarin gave Messi and his squad a rousing ovation for their performance at the close of the match.

Ronaldo charged for goal celebration

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Everton crush Chelsea’s top-four hopes

L o n d o n, M a r 1 8 (Agencies): Goals from forward Richarlison and midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson helped Everton beat Chelsea 2-0 in the Premier League on Sunday, denting the London side’s hopes of finishing in the top four. Brazil’s Richarlison headed Marco Silva’s side in front from close range in the 49th minute after Kepa Arrizabalaga had kept out striker Dominic CalvertLewin’s powerful header Everton’s Gylfi Sigurdsson celebrates with team-mates after from Sigurdsson’s corner. scoring a goal during their EPL match against Chelsea.

Everton went 2-0 up in the 72nd minute when Sigurdsson put the ball past Arrizabalaga from the rebound after his penalty kick was saved by the Chelsea goalkeeper following a foul in the box on Richarlison by Marcos Alonso. “It would be easier for me just to speak about the second half. The first half I didn’t like it at all, we were not there from the first minute,” Silva told Sky Sports. “I told our players at halftime they have to do

everything different. And they did. They showed great attitude, character and personality.” Everton were a transformed side in the second half and went close two minutes after the break, when midfielder Andre Gomes forced a save with a stinging shot from distance. They then took full control of the contest. Chelsea had been unlucky not to score after a good start. Eden Hazard’s drive was saved

by Jordan Pickford in the sixth minute, before he hit the post a minute later and Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain had a shot cleared off the line. Everton climbed to 11th with 40 points from 31 matches while defeat meant that sixth-placed Chelsea stayed on 57 points from 30 games, a point behind Manchester United above them and three points behind fourth-placed Arsenal.

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We’ve paid $1.6 million compensation to BCCI: PCB

K a r ac h i , M a r 1 8 (PTI): The Pakistan Cricket Board has paid the BCCI approximately USD 1.6 million as compensation after losing the case it filed against the Indian Board for allegedly not honouring a bilateral agreement, PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani claimed on Monday. The PCB had filed a compensation case against the BCCI last year before the ICC’s Dispute Resolution Committee, demand-

ing around USD 70 million. The ICC dismissed it and asked the PCB to compensate the legal cost to the BCCI. “We incurred cost of around USD 2.2 million on the compensation case which we lost,” Mani said. “The ICC committee did accept that Pakistan had a case and that is why the damages/cost we had to pay to the Indian board was around USD 1.6 million,” Mani said.

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