March 20, 2019

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Vol XXIX No. 102

DIMAPUR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

Ardern vows to make mosque attacker face ‘full force of law’

IPL group stage schedule released

India in danger if Modi gets re-elected: Gehlot

international, Page 9

sports, Page 12

national, Page 5

Rio taunts NPF ‘visionless policies’

Neiphiu Rio with PDA leaders at the launching of the Lok Sabha poll campaign at DDSC stadium. (NP)

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAR 19 (NPN): Ruling People’s Democratic Alliance (PDA) chief minister Neiphiu Rio formally launched the coalition’s 2019 parliamentary electoral campaign at the DDSC stadium here Tuesday. Launching the PDA campaign for the lone Lok Sabha seat for Nagaland PDA chief minister and star campaigner, Neiphiu Rio, hit out at the opposition NPF for “visionless policies and unstable leadership”.

Rio took a jab at the NPF for failing to field its own candidate and added that the party was rather even ready to “borrow” a candidate. He claimed that NPF’s indecision was be-

NRMSATA-2016 demands 5-month pending salary DIMAPUR, MAR 19 (NPN): Nagaland RMSA Te a c h e r s A s s o c i a t i o n (NRMSATA) 2016 batch has appealed to the state government to release fivemonth pending salary.

In a press release, NRMSATA-2016 finance secretary Amos Seb stated that despite several reminders to various affiliated departments for release of pending salary, there has been no positive response till date. The association expresses dismay that its request has been sidelined time and again. NRMSATA-2016 pointed out that the court directive dated on January 29, 2019 directly ordered the authority not to delay the salary of the teachers in the midst of the legal proceedings.

It also stated that teachers were working diligently amid legal proceedings and patiently waiting when they would receive their hard earned dues. Without salary for more than five months, the association said each passing day has become a challenge to meet even the most basic needs.NRMSATA-2016 has, therefore, urged the responsible authority to closely examine, consider and take immediate necessary actions.

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“Remarkable evolution of Nagaland politics. One word describes it allChange.”

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cause of infighting among its leaders; where some wanted to set up a party candidate while others were in favour of supporting the Congress candidate.

Rio said the NPF has shown that despite having 26 MLAs it does not have a candidate for Lok Sabha since none of its MLAs or leaders were willing to contest. “Nobody wants NPF ticket. So their option is to distribute tickets on the roadside and field someone who will take their party ticket,” mocked Rio. Rio said it would be “disgraceful” for NPF which has 26 MLAs if they decide to support a candidate of another party (Congress) which does not have any MLA. He described NPF

party a “confused party” and urged people not to waste their time on NPF but instead re-elect PDA consensus candidate and sitting MP, Tokheho Yepthomi.

Referring to PDA candidate Tokheho’s speech made earlier, that only the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre can settle the Naga political issue, the chief minister said “only a strong party like BJP with a strong leader, Prime Minister, Narendra Modi”, will be able to settle the decadelong issue.

He pointed out that NDA-I under then Prime Minister, late Atal Bihari Vajpayee, recognized the “Uniqueness of Naga history”; while NDA-II under Modi signed the historic ,

No question of alliance with ruling NDPP: NPF

Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAR 19 (NPN): NPF president Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu has clarified that the question of exploring possibilities with NDPP to form a coalition government in the State did not arise.

He made this remark on the sidelines of NPF’s ticket distribution ceremony held at the party’s central office here on Tuesday.

It may be recalled that 19 NPF legislators had on March 6 written to NPF Legislature Party leader TR Zeliang calling for working out “necessary modalities with the NDPP party leadership at the earliest” before the Lok Sabha polls. When asked about the progress and stand being taken by the party leadership, Liezietsu said “that chapter is closed”.

Meanwhile, in his speech at the ticket distribution ceremony, Zeliang

said the contention of 19 MLAs writing him a letter to explore possibilities to form a coalition government with NDPP or other party was clear.

He explained that the issue came up as some NDPP leaders had contacted NPF leaders for joining them, proposing that they resign and then re-contest in the election with an assurance that they would get elected.

T h e r e f o r e, b e f o r e NDPP could break up the party, Zeliang said the 19 MLAs urged him to explore the possibility of forming an alliance through the front door. He, however, did not say whether the letter was considered. After the letter was widely circulated in social media, and reaction from NDPP, it was learnt that the MLAs left the issue to the party president and NPF-LP leader to work out the modalities.

Framework Agreement on August 3, 2015.

On the issue of Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 (CAB), Rio accused NPF of misleading the people.

Instead, he questioned NPF as to why it boycotted the January 31, 2018 meeting of the tribal Hohos, civil society organizations and all political parties if it was serious about the issue?.

He also questioned the vision of NPF leaders for choosing to walk out of the NLA session when a resolution was to be passed against the Bill. “What is their vision? How can they protect the Nagas and people of Nagaland when they keep running away?” asked Rio. The chief minister then said that whether CAB was passed in the parliament or not, PDA government was “very clear and firm that Article 371 (A) can protect the Nagas and people who are in Nagaland”.

Exuding confidence that BJP-led NDA under the leadership of Narendra Modi would again form the government at the Centre, Rio called upon the people of Nagaland to continue to support the PDA government.

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Nagaland to receive rains until Mar 21 DIMAPUR, MAR 19 (NPN): Light to moderate rain and thundershower activity at many places over North Eastern states including Nagaland are expected until March 21, 2019.

According to Skymetweather report, the moisture feed would be more Nagaland, Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh whereas Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura would get patchy rains. The rain intensity would reduce over the area

by March 22. Thereafter, the weather would become almost clear, report stated.

The report also stated that there would be another spell on March 23, with moderate showers. By March 24, intensity would start reducing over entire North Eastern states, it added. After this, rain deficiency of North Eastern states is expected to reduce to some extent.

Ex-SC judge Justice PC Ghose appointed India’s first Lokpal

Dr. Shürhozelie calls for defeating ‘communal forces’ in Lok Sabha polls Correspondent

Pinaki Chandra Ghose

KOHIMA, MAR 19 (NPN): The contentious Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) is likely to become a major issue in this ensuing Lok Sabha election.

NPF president Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu has warned that the future of Nagas would be imperilled if “communal forces” return to power as they would pass the CAB. Speaking at a ticket distribution ceremony for 26 Aonglenden Assembly Constituency (A/C) and outer Manipur Parliamentary constituency (PC) in Manipur held at the party’s headquarters here on Tuesday, he gave a clarion call to party workers to work hard for defeating the “communal forces”.

NPF has fielded Toshipokba for the by-election to 26 Aonglenden A/C and Dr. Lorho S Pfoze from outer Manipur PC. He said both the byelection and Lok Sabha election were crucial for the party by stating that CAB was a real threat to the existence of indigenous people of the Northeast.

Dr. Shurhozelie with (L) Toshipokba and Dr. Lorho S Pfoze during the ticket distribution. (NP)

Liezietsu said if NPF committed any mistake, posterity would not forgive the party, adding that there were political parties and leaders supporting the communal forces that would bring danger to the region.

The NPF president reminded that the PDA government had declared not to oppose the Bill but, seeing the public mood, backtracked and tried to cover up its blunder.

He pointed out that NPF had made its position very clear that it was opposed to the Bill and that even the party’s Rajya Sabha member KG Kenye had stated publicly to oppose the Bill, if it was brought up in the House.

Stating that party ticket was “an authorisation, a license” to legalise the status of a person concerned in the eyes of election laws and

a blessing from the party, Liezietsu insisted that the ticket should be valued by the candidates, while urging the electorate to ensure that NPF candidates get through the electoral process successfully.

He said there were two candidates initially for Aonglenden AC– Toshipokba and Dr Wati Zulu, a doctor by profession. He, however, added that Wati gave way in favour of Toshipokba that, according to Liezietsu, was “a rare act of brave heart”.

For Manipur Outer PC, he said NPF had decided to award ticket to Pfoze, who was also a doctor by profession, while appreciating Samuel Risom and BD Behring for displaying their “magnanimity” by agreeing to pull out from the race in the interest and welfare of the party.

Rahul pledges to restore spl. status to NE states

NPP decides to field candidate for by-poll

NEW DELHI, MAR 19 (PTI): Former Supreme Court judge Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose was Tuesday appointed as the country’s first Lokpal, the anticorruption ombudsman, according to an official order.

Fo r m e r S a s h a s t r a Seema Bal chief Archana Ramasundaram, ex-Maharashtra chief secretary Dinesh Kumar Jain, Mahender Singh and Indrajeet Prasad Gautam were appointed as non-judicial members of Lokpal. Justices Dilip B Bhosale, Pradip Kumar Mohanty, Abhilasha Kumari and Ajay Kumar Tripathi have been appointed as judicial members in the anticorruption ombudsman.

These appointments were recommended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led selection committee.

ITANAGAR, MAR 19 (PTI): Congress will restore special category status to all states of the Northeast if voted to power at the Centre, party president Rahul Gandhi said Tuesday, reaching out to the electors of the region where it is a sensitive issue.

He also accused the BJP of trying to destroy the social and cultural ethos of the people of the Northeast by imposing on them the “RSS ideology”.

Addressing a Congress rally in the run up to the Lok Sabha and Arunachal Pradesh assembly polls to be held simultaneously, Gandhi sought to appeal to the regional sentiments, saying his party will never “attack the language, culture, customs and traditions” of the Northeastern states.

“The people of the region are close to Congress’s heart. The Congress has always worked for the development of the region.

My party, if voted to power, will restore the special category status to Arunachal Pradesh and other states in the Northeast,” he told a well attended rally at Indira Park here.

The Congress party’s last standing citadel in the Northeast fell in November last year when BJP ally Mizo National Front stormed to power in the state.

There are some states which require special status because of their “unique problems and difficulties” such as connectivity, terrain and infrastructure, he said.

Gandhi said these states had special status when the Congress helmed the central government.

The Congress president called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP’s slogan of “Congress mukt Bharat” an expression of “hatred” towards the main opposition party.

“However, the Congress being a secular party

would not even want the BJP finished,” he said.

Accusing the BJPled central government of imposing “RSS ideology” across the country, including the Northeast, Gandhi alleged ineligible people with Sangh family background were appointed as vice chancellors.

Touching upon yet another sensitive issue of Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, Gandhi said his party will never allow it to be passed by Parliament as it is detrimental to the people of the region.

“We will not allow the suppression of the people of the Northeast,” he asserted.

“After the NDA government came to power, the Planning Commission, which was set up for meticulously planned development, keeping in mind the special requirements of the region, was replaced with Niti Aayog.

Drainage clearing underway in Dimapur Naga officer, among others awarded DIMAPUR, MAR 19 (NPN): Ahead of the arrival of the monsoons, the Dimapur district administration in coordination with Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) has taken initiative for cleaning/ clearing major affected drainages in Dimapur city starting from March 19, 2019.

According to a DIPR report, cleaning of the affected areas, which would be taken up colony/ward wise, would continue for one whole month. On the first day, cleaning started from United Colony, GHSS area by DMC and the colony members.

DMC administrator, Moa Sangtam, informed that the cleaning work in the same stretch would take two more days. Office of the deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur is taking care of the refreshment provided to the workers.

Every year during the monsoon, residents face problems due to flooding when water from clogged drains inundate colonies. Poor waste management also results in Clearing of clogged drainages in progress at United Colony garbage blocking drains, which Dimapur on Tuesday. (DPRO Dimapur) contributes to flooding.

Shaurya Chakra by President Kovind

Spl. Correspondent NEW DELHI, MAR 19 (NPN): President of India, Ramnath Kovind awarded the gallantry award-- Shaurya Chakra to a Naga officer of the Indian army, Maj. Imliakum Keitzar at the Defence Investiture Ceremony- II, at Rashtrapati Bhawan, New Delhi on Tuesday. Maj. Imliakum was among the 12 recipients, conferred with the Shaurya Chakra by the President.

Maj. Imliakum Keitzar was awarded Shaurya Chakra for displaying courage, selfless devotion, leadership and conspicuous gallantry during “Operation Rekha” at the LOC at Keran Sector Kupwara district J&K. President Kovind also awarded two Kirti Chakras and two Shaurya Chakras posthumously to soldiers who laid down their lives in Army operations in Jammu and Kashmir and the North East.

In a rare occurrence, President also awarded a Shaurya Chakra to 16-yearold Irfan Ramzan Sheikh who thwarted a militant attack on his home in 2017.

Kovind also awarded the Param

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Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAR 19 (NPN): National People’s Party (NPP) has decided to filed, O. Tinu Longkumer as its candidate for the ensuing by-election to the 26-Aonglenden Assembly Constituency, scheduled to be held simultaneously with the Parliamentary elections on April 11, 2019.

Despite hectic parleys between Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio and NPP president and Meghalaya chief minister, Conrad Sangma, to come to an understanding to support the PDA consensus candidate, in which NPP is also part of the alliance, sources said Conrad however chose to field its own candidate.

As reported earlier, NPP is set to put up O. Tinu Longkumer as its official candidate. Tinu is the brother of late Imtikumzuk Longkumer, who was the sitting NDPP legislator from 26-Aonglenden A/C. Meanwhile, the opposition NPF was still yet to decide on fielding a candidate for the Lok Sabha elections. The party has not been able to come to a decision on the matter, NPF sources informed.

NPF to kick off poll campaign on Mar 29

Maj. Imliakum Keitzar receiving the award from President Kovind on Tuesday.

Vishisht Seva Medal (PVSM) to 13 senior officers of the three armed forces.

He presented the Uttam Yuddh Seva Medal (UYSM) to two Army officers, including Lt. Gen. Anil Kumar Bhatt, currently the Director General of Military Operations. Twenty-six officers of the three armed forces were also awarded Ati Vishisht Seva Medal.

State chief minister Neiphiu Rio congratulated Maj. Imliakum Keitzar on receiving the Shaurya Chakra.

DIMAPUR, MAR 19 (NPN): In view of the byelection to the 26 Aonglenden Assembly Constituency, NPF would kick off the campaign for its official candidate Toshipokba on March 29, 2019 at 11am in the Amphitheatre of Ungma Village Council, Mokokchung. In a notification, NPF secretary general and MP Rajya Sabha KG Kenye, has asked all the NPF Legislators led by Leader of the Legislature Party and all the COBs, Frontal and Cell led

by Party President (Central) including Divisional Presidents and all rank and files in the party to attend the kick-off programme.

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Prayer summit concludes in Wokha

The congregation looks to God in prayer during the ANPH&PC prayer summit on March 17.

DIMAPUR: A threeday All Nagaland Prayer House & Prayer Centre (ANPH&PC) – “Prayer Summit” ended on March 17 evening at Wokha.

The evening session was chaired by Dachu Chuzo of New Hope Prayer Centre, Pfutsero and ACF

Dimapur director, Jenithung Shitiri as the speaker.

The summit was held under the theme - ‘He made known his way to Moses, His deed to the People of Israel’ (Psalm 103:7).

Lotha Prayer Centre Wokha, convenor, N. Tsenyimo Humtsoe, in a press

release stated that the Sunday service was led by Faith in Action Prayer Centre, Dimapur pastor, Renthungo Ezung as chairperson and NCRC PR Hill, Kohima , pastor, Yangulie Sanchu as speaker.

Naga Shisha Hoho Prayer Centre, Purzie, Ko-

hima, pastor Vezokho Vero, in his exhortation, called on all prayer groups to pray for unity and oneness of the Naga nation. He pointed out that there were more than 200 Prayer Houses and Prayer Centres in the state alone, and if they all pray for Naga unity, God will not

KVK trains rural youth on rearing pigs

RCC Cornerstone College conducts one day seminar

Organizers, resource persons and trainees of the piggery six-day skill training for rural youth in Kohima.

DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Kohima under the aegis of State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI), Nagaland and National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE), Hyderabad organised a six-day Skill Training of Rural Youth (STRY) on the topic “Piggery rearing and management” from March 15

at the conference hall of KVK, Kohima.

A press release from KVK, Kohima senior scientist and head, Dr. Akashe Zhimomi stated that in the inaugural session, Dr. Akashe Zhimomi, senior scientist and head KVK Kohima, said that the program was organized to offer rural youth modular skill training opportunities. Dr. Zhimomi also emphasized on the need

for scientific intervention into the traditional systems of rearing pigs to improve socio-economic statuses of the farming community.

Dr. Temjennungsang, course co-ordinator, delivered the keynote address and Longmayanger Pongen, ACTO (agriculture extension), chaired the program. The trainees for the program are from Tseminyu, Tesophenyu and Ziphenyu villages.

DIMAPUR: Cornerstone College in collaboration with Red Ribbon Club, under Nagaland State AIDS Control Society organized a one-day seminar on HIV and AIDS awareness on March 19.

Dermatologist, Eden Hospital, Dr. Atoka Sumi was the guest speaker.

A press release by assistant professor Cornerstone College & media relation in-charge, Nungshi stated that the resource speaker spoke extensively from technical terms to personal awareness and the importance of screening for STDs/STIs. He also educated the students about the STDs/ STIs based on his area of expertise.

Red Ribbon Club also gave away certificate to all the final semester students for their active participation in the last three years.

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Sanchu, in his sermon, called on all believers to come near the Lord for his everlasting grace and blessing and to receive the Holy Spirit. He warned Prayer Houses and Prayer Centres not to be self centered but be humble and serve the needy. For the most part, his sermon was based on the Bible verse I Corinthians 12:14.

Earlier a special song was presented by Call of God Ministry, Kohima; and Lotha Female Voice, Wokha Town. Hundreds of believers from various Christian denominations attended the Sunday service.

N. Tsenyimo Humtsoe gave a briefing about Lothatsu Prayer House, Zutanphen, Wokha Town.

He also spoke in brief about Lothatsu Prayer Centre, host of the Prayer Summit.

He thanked all delegates, well wishers and believers for their support and participation in making the programme a success.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019

KVK organizes skill training DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Tuensang conducted a six-day Skill Training for Rural Youth (STRY) on vermin-composting at KVK conference hall, Tuensang from March 11 to 16.

A press release from KVK Tuensang ACTO & course director, Imtilemla stated that the programme was launched by senior scientist & head, Dr. Keviletsu Khate where he stated that skill training was meant to equip them with both knowledge and skill. He encouraged the participants to take advantage of such programmes. Altogether 15 rural youth from Noklak, Chessore, Hakchang, Alisopur and Tuensang villages participated in the training. The program was conducted in collaboration with State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) Nagaland and National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE), Hyderabad.

news in Brief NPGN/NNC 64th Republic Day: The 64th Naga Republic Day of NPGN/NNC will be held on March 22 at 10 am. All rank and file both from army and civil wing have been asked to attend the celebration without fail. For any queries, one may contact 8794218205.

ADC & ERO Wokha informs: Deputy commissioner (DC) and Election Registration Officer (ERO) Wokha has informed all booth level officers (BLOs) under Wokha district that there will be training for BLOs in regard to general election Lok Sabha on March 26 at11 am at LTC hall, Wokha town. All concerned have been directed to attend the training without fail.

SRSU joint meeting: Sakipheto Range Students’ Union (SRSU) has convened its joint meeting on March 23 at 10 a.m. at the union banker. All executive members and action committee members have been requested to attend the meeting.

IGNOU joint induction programme: IGNOU joint induction programme for IGNOU SC-2001 Modern College, Kohima and IGNOU SC-2014,Nagaland University Mereima Campus, Kohima will be held on March 26 at2:30 pm at Modern College auditorium, Kohima (opposite SBI Lerie branch). All learners admitted for January 2019 session have been informed to attend the programme positively. For any query, one may contact Study Centre at 9856015006.

Kiphire medical board sitting: Additional Deputy Commissioner and convenor medical board Kiphire, Reny Wilfred has informed all concerned that a sitting of medical board will held on March 20 and 23 at 10.30 am at the office chamber of ADC Kiphire. In this regard, ADC has informed those individual seeking for exemption from election duty on medical grounds to physically present before the medical board.

SBA kindergarten graduation ceremony

The graduating kindergarten students line up with their teachers on stage after receiving their graduation certificates on March 18.

DIMAPUR: Spring Blossoms Academy (SBA), Thahekhu held its 6th annual day and kindergarten graduation ceremony at the school premises on March 18.

A press release from SBA Thahekhu principal, Shetoni K. Rotokha stated that in the programme, chairman of SBA, Kitoho S. Rotokha said that the school offers co-scholastic programme without focus-

ing only on imparting bookish knowledge. He said the students in the school learn and gain knowledge by being practical.

He appreciated the parents for giving their unstinted support and cooperation to the management in nurturing the children.

The chairman also told the parents that their participation in bringing up a child was equally important and

appealed to them to make time for their children’s proper upbringing.

Nitoshe, pastor, NCRC spoke on behalf of the parents and appreciated the school management for nurturing the students and contributing to their all round development.

Headmistress, Shabana Kylie, highlighted some of the activities taken up by the school such as summer

Bible camp, Swachh Bharat activities etc.

During the programme, students of the school presented a choreographed presentation, drama, poem recitation, songs, guitar ensemble etc. Shetoni K Rotokha conferred degrees to the graduating kindergarten two students. Earlier, during the day, a science exhibition programme was also conducted.

NEISSR hosts ‘Annual Peace Knit Seminar’ 2019 DIMAPUR: NEISSR, NESRC and Peace Channel jointly organized an “Annual Peace Knit Seminar 2019” on the theme, “Conflict, role of media and the possibilities for peace making in the North East with special focus on Nagaland” at NEISSR conference hall, Dimapur on March 14.

A press release from NEISSR principal, Dr. Fr. C. P. Anto stated that two research publications of NESRC, Guwahati -- “Liv-

ing with Conflict: Possibilities of Peace-making in North East”, “Journals of Dispute: Media Coverage of Conflicts in the Northeast” -- with case studies from Nagaland, were reviewed and discussed by a panel of Naga women leaders from diverse fields.

Dr Fr. Walter Fernandes, senior fellow, NESRC, the principle author of the two books gave the key note address. Dr Fr C.P. Anto, principal & director,

NEISSR and Peace Chanel, felicitated him for resourcing the seminar with path-breaking research publications.

Members of Inter-Religious Forum, KK Paul representing the Bengali Hindu community, Ajay Sethi, representing the Jain community and Md Tajuddin Ahmed, representing the Muslim community in Dimapur also shared their views. Fr Walter Fernandes, in his talk, stated that every religion has two sides, vio-

lent and non-violent and the choice is in one’s hands.

The panel of women included Elizabeth Thungchanbeni E Ezung, lawyer and lecturer, City (Law) College Dimapur; Dr. Toshinaro Longchar, a member, NBCC, Peace Committee; Vitono Gugu Haralu, Bano Haralu, senior journalist & editor, Nagaland Today; Aheli Moitra, special reporter, The Morung Express and Zubeni, an emerging social activist through visual

media – photography.

Dr. Deben Bachaspatimayum, faculty member, NEISSR moderated both the panels and facilitated discussions. Mercy Ozukum and P Pangniba Andrew, MSW students, conducted the seminar. Viveni, and final year students, MSW gave the vote of thanks.

The seminar was attended by young academicians, research scholars, leaders of inter-religious forums and college students.

NSA organizes book discussion at JNU

Congress restructures in 31 Akuluto unit

National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers of JN Aier College, Dimapur and Tetso College attended a National Integration Camp held in Guwahati from March 8 -14.

DIMAPUR: The Na - The camp was organized by NSS, Guwahati Regional Directorate in collaboration galand Pradesh Congress with Assam Don Bosco University, Guwahati. Eight students from the two colleges Committee (NPCC), on represented Nagaland. (JN Aier College)

Senganglu Thaimei, Dr. G Kanato Chophy, NSA members and others after the book discussion held at JNU, New Delhi on March 15.

DIMAPUR: Naga Scholars’ Association (NSA) organized a book discussion on “Constructing the Divine: Religion and World View of a Naga Tribe in the North East India” at the School of International Studies (SIS), JNU, New Delhi on March 15.

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secretary, Dr. Lungthuiyang Riamei stated that Senganglu Thaimei, Miranda House faculty of English, as the discussant of the book, critically questioned the absence of a dominant “ethnic-nationalism narrative”. Author Dr. G Kanato Chophy agreed that in his book, he had clearly focused on two religious movements -- Evangelicalism and Pente-

costalism. Dr. Kanato also pointed out that there was a big difference between western understanding and the approach of the Naga forefathers. He attempted to substantiate his argument by presenting evidence of animism and tokenism, which inspired him to bring out his own conceptual category to understand his own people.

The author further argued

that emphasizing on stories and narratives can put the understanding of the Naga religions in perspective.

The session was chaired by professor Joy Pachuau from Centre for Historical Studies, JNU; Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan said the welcome address and a vote of thanks was said by Loung Nathan.

The rapporteur for the event was Dr. Caroline Maninee.

March 16, restructured its 31 Akuluto AC unit under Zunheboto district in a meeting held at the GB of Mukhami Village, Hokiye’s residence with representatives from different villages.

A press release by young brigade convenor, Victor, stated that NPCC secretary (organization), Akavi N Zhimomi, spoke about the BJP being against dynastic politics and warned that BJP will also be against kinship which is hereditary in Nagaland. Nagaland Congress Seva Dal, chief organizer, Yongyo Konyak, also spoke on the occasion.

NPMC vice president, Akheli spoke on the importance of the Mahila in any political party. Victor, spoke on the importance of the ‘Young Brigade’.

Mt. Sinai Higher Secondary Schook, Kohima (MSHSSK) observed day of prayer at the Chakhesang Baptist Church Ministers’ Hill Kohima (CBCMHK) on March 17.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019

nagalandpost.com Poll Q . : Will the Congress achieve 3-digit figure in the 2019 Lok Sabha election?

100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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Yes. No. Can’t Say.

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73% 20% 7%

Next poll

Q: Will money power play

a decisive role in the forthcoming polls?  Yes.  No.  Can’t Say.

WEATHER FORECAST March 20

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Hazy sunshine

18 33

Hazy sunshine

26 13

Guwahati Hazy sunshine

30 15

Hazy sunshine

27 12

Itanagar A shower or t-storm; cooler

21 14

Shillong Hazy sunshine

20 8

Hazy sunshine

22 9

Aizawl Imphal

Kohima

Dimapur Hazy sun Mkg

A p.m. t-storm in the area

29 14 24 10

Tuensang An afternoon shower in spots 15 6 Wokha

State govt introduces Td vaccine

A t-storm around in the a.m.

Zunheboto Partly sunny

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(L-R): CMO Mokokchung, Dr. Chubala Aier administrating Tetanus and adult diphtheria (Td) vaccine to a pregnant woman at IMDH, Mokokchung on March 19. (DIPR) DC Zunheboto, Shanavas. C. handing over the Td vaccine to health worker.

DIMAPUR: Following Union Health Ministry directive, the state government has introduced Tetanus and adult diphtheria (Td) vaccine replacing tetanus toxoid (TT) by organizing programmes at Mokokchung and Zunheboto.

According to Union Health Ministry, replacing the current vaccine with one which offers protection against both tetanus and diphtheria, would be more beneficial than using a tetanus toxoid vaccine alone.

The TT booster dose is administered to children at ages 10 and 16 and a booster dose is given to pregnant women as well, which the Ministry replaced with the Td vac-

cine.

In Mokokchung, the programme was held at Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital (IMDH) on March 19, DIPR reported.

At the programme, joint director and State Immunization Officer, Directorate of H&FW, Dr Rito Thurr pointed out that since 1998, World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended that TT should be replaced by Td vaccine.

Td vaccine is a combination of Tetanus and diphtheria with lower concentration of diphtheria antigen (d) as recommended for older children and adults.

The use of Td is rather recommended than

TT during pregnancy to protect against maternal and neonatal tetanus and diphtheria during prenatal care.

The launching programme of Td was followed by felicitation of those departments who have actively supported during the Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) from October 3 to November 29, 2018 in the district.

Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Mokokchung, Dr. Chubala Aier in her keynote address thanked the district administration, department of Social Welfare, Education Department, Department of Information & Public Relations, All Nagaland Private School Association

(Mokokchung Unit) for their active participation during the MRVC. On behalf of the department of Health & Family Welfare, joint director (SIO) H&FW, Dr. Ritu Thurr gave away certificate of appreciation to all the departments and association.

Similarly, the launching programme was also held in Zunheboto organized by District Health Society (DHs) on March 18 at ARTC centre, District Hospital, Zunheboto.

According to district media officer, CMO office Zunheboto, Shekho Sophie, at the programme, DC Zunheboto, Shanavas C, urged the participants to convey the message on the importance of vaccines

and healthy practices to each and every household.

He promised that the administration will extend assistance in every possible ways and assist the medical department to deliver smooth functioning of health services for the community.

Joint Director, SEIOUIP, DH&FW, Dr. Ritu Thurr, said that the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has announced replacing the Tetanus Toxoid (TT) vaccine with a Tetanus and Diphtheria (Td) combination vaccine.

He said that replacing the current vaccine offers protection against both tetanus and diphtheria, and would be more beneficial than using a tetanus toxoid vaccine.

He pointed out that the tetanus toxoid booster dose is currently administered to children at ages 10 and 16 and a booster dose is given to pregnant women as well, which he said will replace the Td vaccine.

Officials from the directorate of Health and Family Welfare, administration, UNICEF, District Hospital Zunheboto, CMO office and stake holders participated at the launching programme.

3 PMMVY rally-cum-seminar held at Ndunglwa village

Anganwadi workers from different village under Peren district after the PMMVY rally at Ndunglwa village.

DIMAPUR: Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY) seminar-cum-rally organized by Social Welfare department in collaboration with Rural Organization for Advancement of People’s Action Service (ROAPADS) was held on March 19 at Ndunglwa village.

According to PMMVY cell, Peren district, district coordinator of PMMVY cell, Peren, Keyizieteing Ndang in his key note address explained to the participants about the scheme and where to avail it. He further highlighted that PMMVY aims to provide partial compensation for the wage loss in terms of cash incentives so that women can rest before and after delivery of first

child. It was also to encourage pregnant and lactating mothers to seek improved health and nutrition behaviour. Meanwhile, he informed that forms could be availed from the Anganwadi centers.

The programme was chaired by Heiyidaile, anganwadi worker, Pedi where he gave a brief introduction about the PMMVY scheme while invocation was said by Ndunglwa Village Women Association president. Chairman of Ndunglwa Village Council, Zierangbe delivered vote of thanks.

Altogether 37 members attended the seminar.

Anganwadi workers from Peletkie, Ndunglwa and Pedi villages took part at the rally.

CGST conducts cleanliness drive PMMVY registration and

Disaster management training awareness camp in Tuensang for church workers of SBCK

Cleanliness drive in progress at Kacharigaon (Phevima) village on March 16.

DIMAPUR: Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST), Commissionerate, Dimapur organized a cleanliness drive on March 16 in collaboration with Kacharigaon (Phevima) village community in and around the village area on March 16.

A press release from CGST Dimapur assistant commissioner, L. Krelo stated that, the drive was undertaken to spread the message of maintaining clean and hygienic environment under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.

It must be mentioned that Central Goods and Services Tax commissionerate had officially adopted Kacharigaon (Phevima) village, Dimapur under Swachh Action Plan 201819 from January 2019 to March 31, 2019.

DIMAPUR: Social Welfare department Tuensang, under Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY), organised a spot registration camp on March 15 at Tuensang Village Srinagesh Primar y Health Centre (PHC).

A press release by the department stated that district team was led by L Tonen Chang, district program assistant PMMVY, T Sejongmong Sangtam, and district lead POSHAN Abhiyaan, P H Ramaikalo.

17 beneficiaries registered at the camp.

In a separate event, in continuation of the Poshan Pakhwada celebration under Poshan Abhiyaan, Tuensang district conducted an awareness camp for adolescent girls on health & nutrition, anaemia and right age to marry, at Chaba Government High School, Tuensang. SBP Poshan Abhiyaan, P H Ramaikalo and district program assistant PMMVY, T Sejongmong Sangtam,

were the resource persons.

In his presentation, Ramaikalo spoke on the importance of health and nutrition and anaemia in adolescents.

He said 35.6 % (NFHS-4) of women in Tuensang district are anaemic. The adolescent girls were taught how to prevent anaemia through proper nutrition and healthy diets.

Sejongmong spoke on Protection of Children from Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO) under which sexual intercourse with a girl child under the age of 18 years -with or without her consent -- constitutes rape. “This include the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act of 2006, Protection of Children form Sexual Offences Act and Juvenile Justice Act, all which define a ‘child’ as someone who is below 18 years of age,” said Sejongmong.

The programme was attended by 89 adolescent girls of the school who were also presented with sanitary napkins.

Church workers demonstrating CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

DIMAPUR: District commandant, Home Guards and Civil Defense Kohima conducted one-day disaster management training for church workers at Sumi Baptist Church Kohima

(SBCK) on March 19.

A press release by SBCK assistant pastor, Lujeka Assumi stated that, during the training, church workers were taught on basic safety tips

such as bandaging, CPR, emergency methods of rescue and knotting and lashing. SBCK further thanked the district commandant and his team for the training.

Skill training workshop for SHGs in Wokha

DIMAPUR: District Urban Development Agency Wokha, in collaboration with Resource Organization, organized a one day workshop & skill training program for Self Help Groups (SHGs) on March 16, at WDVCCA & VDBSA multipurpose building, Wokha.

DIPR, in a report, A five-day officers training on “Advance in fish culture with reference to whole farm approach system” organised

by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Nagaland Centre, with financial support from DBT, concluded stated that AUDO & member secretary DUDA, on March 15. (ICAR Nagaland Centre)

National Urban Livelihood Mission (NULM), Kiniholi Kinimi, giving brief highlights about the NULM, said that the National Urban Livelihood Mission is a flagship program of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (M/o HUPA).

She stated that the mission is focused on reducing poverty & vulnerability of

urban poor households, enabling them to access gainful employment and skill wage employment opportunities, and addressing livelihood concerns of urban street vendors.

Nagaland Rural Bank, Wokha, manager, Neibounuo Suokhrie, dwelling on SHG’s and Bank linkages, said, every SHGs should open a bank account so that the group can

avail loans, schemes and other beneficial programs of the government.

She also encouraged them to build up good relations with the banks by repaying loans on a regular basis and precticing the habit of saving.

The second session participants were trained on basket weaving, making ornaments with beads etc.

Peren demonstrates Reproductive child health camp in Atoizu KVKpoultry production

District Health Society Zunheboto members and participants of the Reproductive Child Health camp conducted at Atoizu PHC, Zunheboto on March 13.

DIMAPUR: District Health Society (DHS) Zunheboto conducted a Reproductive Child Health (RCH) camp at Atoizu K Y M C

PHC, Zunheboto on March 13.

A press release from CMO office Zunheboto district media officer, Shekho

Sophie stated that, health services and medication were given free of cost to all patients. Family planning services were also

made available for eligible couples.

Dropped out and left out children were identified and vaccinated. Screening for diabetes, blood pressure checking, and other routine examinations were also done.

FGD and one to one sessions were carried out on child health, maternal health and HIV & AIDS. Besides these, free pamphlets and leaflets were also distributed.

The RCH camp was led by Dr. Shikato, District Hospital, Dr. Obed, MO I/c Atoizu PHC, Dr. Kipito Awomi, MO-MMU, DPM, DCM, BPM, ASHA co-ordinator, nurses and lab technicians.

DIMAPUR: A demonstration programme on backyard poultry production for MGMG adopted village farmers was conducted by ICAR- Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Peren on March 12 at Ngwalwa village.

A press release by KVK Peren stated that the farmer scientist interaction was carried out by program coordinator, Z. James Kikon, Dr. L. Babita Devi, Dr. Patu K. Zeliang and Dr. Moanaro.

During the technical session, ACTO (A/Sc), Dr. L. Babita Devi, delivered a lecture on the topic “Backyard poultry production”.

She elaborated on the importance of scientific management and using improved germ-plasms in poultry for income generation.

At the programme, vanaraja chicks were distributed to 32 poultry beneficiary farmers of Jalukie town, Jalukie B, Samzuram, Ngwalwa, Mhainamci and Punglwa villages of Peren district.

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15 BJP legislators in Arunachal Join NPP

ITANAGAR/GUWAH AT I / Aga rtala , March 19 (IANS): In a setback to the BJP in Arunachal Pradesh, 15 of its leaders including two ministers and 12 other sitting legislators joined the National Peoples’ Party (NPP) on Tuesday.

The mass desertion followed the Bharatiya Janata Party’s decision not to grant party ticket to state General Secretary Jarpum Gamlin, state Home Minister Kumar Waii and Tourism Minister Jarkar Gamlin and several other sitting legislators for the Assembly elections.

The BJP’s Parliamentary Board had on Sunday released a list of 54 candidates for the polls to the 60-member-assembly, which are being held simultaneously with the Lok Sabha polls in the state on April 11.

On Monday, Jarpum Gamlin dashed his resignation letter to BJP’s Arunachal President Tapir Gao. He was camping in Guwahati since Monday morning where Meghalaya chief minister Conrad Sangma met him and other disgruntled leaders on Monday night.

“Jarpum, Jarkar, Kumar Waii and the 12 sitting MLAs of the BJP met the NPP General Secretary Thomas Sangma on Tuesday and joined the NPP,” a senior NPP leader said in Guwahati, adding that the party is very hopeful that the inclusion of these leaders would strengthen the party.

Meanwhile, the NPP has decided to field candidates in all the 25 Lok Sabha seats in the North East for the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls. While the party has released its list of candidates for Meghalaya,

BJP leaders, including party Vice-President Subal Bhowmik join Congress in Tripura.

Gauhati HC bans blockades; agitators to pay for losses G U WA H AT I , M A R 19 (PTI): The Gauhati High Court Tuesday ruled against bandhs and blockades declaring them illegal and unconstitutional and ordered the creation of a fund to recover losses during such agitations from the organisers.

Justice Ujjal Bhuyan passed the order while delivering the judgment on a writ petition filed by Lower Assam Inter-district Stage Carriage Bus Owner's Association.

Justice Bhuyan also directed lodging of FIR against bandh and blockade organisers within 24 hours of their occurrence considering various judgments passed by the Supreme Court and different high courts on the issue.

The investigating officers in all such cases would carry out the probe expeditiously and file charge sheets before the competent criminal court promptly so that the offenders can be tried in a fast track mode, the court ruled.

The judgment said organisers of such blockades are liable to be prosecuted under various provisions of the Indian Penal Code 1860, National Highways Act 1956 and the Railways Act 1989.

In addition those indulging in violence and intimidation like preventing people from attending their duties during such agitations will also have to be booked under the relevant penal provisions, it said.

The petition against various state respondents and different organisations

had sought imposition of exemplary punishment for calling illegal and unconstitutional bandhs for a total of 51 days from August 28, 2012 to August 31, 2013 in Goalpara, Bongaigaon and Kamrup districts.

Justice Bhuyan ordered that the home and political department of the Assam government make an assessment of losses caused to the state on account of the blockades which would be recovered from the organisers and their main office bearers as arrears of land revenue.

A 'Bandh Loss Compensation Fund' should be constituted by the department within a period of three months. The fund would be maintained by a retired district and sessions judge along with one administrative officer, he said.

The Fund authority will evolve its own procedure for quick settlement of claims lodged by an individual, public bodies and others against the agitators, the order said.

The court also directed the Assam Police Accountability Commission to monitor filing of FIR and registration of cases.

In case of any default or "non-seriousness" in complying with the guidelines, appropriate action may be taken by the Assam Police Accountability Commission in accordance with law, it added.

The Commission will submit the monitoring report to the Registrar (Judicial), Gauhati High Court once every three months, the judgement said.

it is likely to release its list Tr i p u r a C o n g r e s s of candidates for the rest of President Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarman and the constituencies soon.

AICC Secretary Bhupen 3 BJP, 1 CPI(M) leaders Bora welcomed the three join Congress in Tripura leaders at a media conference.

Ahead of the Lok Sabha Bhowmik was holding polls, three Tripura BJP the Vice President’s post in leaders, including party BJP. He joined the saffron Vice-President Subal Bhow- party in 2015, while Das mik joined the Congress on and Sen came to the party Tuesday in the presence in 2017 from the Congress of Tripura Pradesh Con- and the Communist Party gress Committee President of India-Marxist, respec(TPCC) Pradyot Manikya tively.

Debbarma . The other Sen was also the Vicetwo are former Minister Chairman of the CPI-M Prakash Das and firebrand controlled Kailashahar leader Debashish Sen. Municipal Council in Debashish Sen who northern Tripura. is a sitting councillor of After joining the ConCPI(M) also joined Con- gress, Bhowmik told the gress party today ” I had media that he along with joined CPI(M) party in thousands of Congressmen 2013 after there was an al- and workers from other liance between CPI(M) and parties had joined BJP to Congress but after going give better governance to to CPI(M) I have realised the people, but the onethat I cannot work in their year-old the state governenvironment. So, therefore ment has performed very I had decided to join Con- poorly. gress party again”.

AICC secretary and In-charge of Tripura BhuSAINIK SCHOOL PUNGLWA(NAGALAND) pen Bora said that”Under (UNDER THE AEGIS OF MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, GOVT OF INDIA) the leadership of our new DIST – PEREN young, energatic and dynamic TPCC President, TENDER NOTICE: SL. SSPN/QM/311/TDR-04 /2019-20 DATED 18 Mar 19 Pradyot Kishore Debbarma it will be a BJP mukth 1. Tenders in Sealed Envelopes are invited from adequately experienced Tripura instead of ConVendors/ Contractors/ Suppliers with proven record for providing catering gress mukth Bharat”.

Rahul Gandhi arrives at Imphal to launch Congress campaign Correspondent

IMPHAL, Mar 19: AICC chief Rahul Gandhi arrived at Imphal on Tuesday afternoon on his two-day visit to the state to launch the party’s election campaign on March 20 at Imphal’s Hapta Kangjeibung where he will address a public meeting.

Soon after his arrival at Imphal Airport at around 4.30 pm, the AICC chief headed straight to BT Park in the heart of Imphal city where he paid floral tribute to the Sahid Minar.

He then proceeded to Imphal Congress Bhavan where he held interactions with party workers after which he visited the Iconic all-women run market, Ima Keithel.

He will stay hold a series of meeting with party leaders in the state at Hotel Imphal to discuss poll strategy of the party. The meeting with state party leaders is considered to be a crucial as candidates from the party to be fielded in the two Lok Sabha seats from the state is likely to finalise in the meeting.

Ahead of the launching of the election campaign on March 20, Gandhi will also interact students of various schools in a programme to be held at the auditorium of Manipur

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Whereas SHRI MÜLÜVOYI LOHE Brother of Late BESÜHTALÜ, resident of Yoruba village has applied for Succession Certificate in his name under the Indian Succession Act of 1925, to enable him to draw/claim dues and benefit in respect of his late Sister, Lt. BESÜHTALÜ who was working as Hindi Teacher under the establishment of SDEO - CHOZUBA (Department) and expired on 01-12-2018.

Public are asked to file claims/objection if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

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I, Y. Auchinglepla, W/o Lt. Kuduve Phesao, resident of H/No. 307 Naga United Village Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That, my Son's actual and correct name is Rukuto Phesao whereas in Pension Payment Order No N 23498150050 my Son name is inadvertently entered/recorded as CEKHWUVETO. 3. That RUKUTO PHESAO and CEKHWUVETO are of the same person and that is only My Son Name.

4. That henceforth my name shall be used as "RUKUTO PHESAO" for all official purpose and intents.

5. That, the statement made above are true and correct and nothing material is false to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and sworn before me on this 19th of March 2019.

Regd. No. : 588/19 Magistrate/ Notary Public Date : 19/3/19 Dimapur : Nagaland

Regd. No. 1312/2019 Date : 15/03/2019 AFFIDAVIT I, Mr. Dilip Kumar Rajbangshi, Regtl No. JC 2101640X Rank EX- SUB/ GD Unit 40 Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO S/o Late Maheshwar Rajbangshi, permanent resident of H/No. 111 Ward No - 03 Chumukedima Town Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That my Wife actual and correct Date of Birth is 10-2-1959.

3. Whereas in my wife Aadhaar Card and PAN Card is advertently entered/ recorded as 15-01-1968.

4. That henceforth my wife's Date of Birth shall be used as "10-2-1959" for all official purpose and intents.

5. That, the statement made above are true and correct and nothing material is false to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and sworn before me on this 15th of March 2019.

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Film Development Corporation (MFDC).

Interestingly, the party is yet to announce candidates for both the constituency even as formal notifications allowing filing of nomination papers for both the seats have been issued.

The last date for filing nomination for the Outer Manipur (Reserved) Parliamentary Constituency is March 25 and that of Inner Manipur Parliamentary Constituency is March 26. The polling date for Outer Manipur (Reserved) Parliamentary Constituency is April 11 and Inner Manipur Parliamentary Constituency is April 18.

Earlier in the day, former chief minister O Ibobi Singh and MPCC president Gaikhangam along with other party leaders took stock of preparation for the party’s rally at Hapta Kangjeibung where Rahul Gandhi will address

AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. KHRONEIKULO KUPA, S/o CHICHU KUPA, a resident of Zhipa Colony, Pfutsero, Dist.- Phek, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and swear as follows :1. That I am a citizen of India and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locally.

2. That my actual name and is "KHRONEIKULO KUPA", whereas in my Service and some Official Documents my name has been erroneously entered as 'KHUNIEKULO and KHRONEIKULO'. Therefore, KHRONEIKULO KUPA and KHUNEIKULO and KHRONEIKULO refers to the same, identical and one person.

3. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence to prove the fact that "KHRONEIKULO KUPA and KHUNEIKULO and KHRONEIKULO" is one, same and identical person henceforth, my name shall be known as Shri.

KHRONEIKULO KUPA and will be used for all official documents.

4. That the statement made in paragraph 1 to 3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and sign this affidavit on this 9th March, 2019, at Pfutsero Nagaland.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared by the deponent in my presence on the 9th day of March, 2019.

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3. Tender Form and documents containing terms and conditions can be downloaded from the School web-site http://www.sainikschoolpunglwa. nic.in. Tenderer have to attach an SBI Demand Draft of amount of Rs 1000/towards application Form Fee in favour of the 'Principal, Sainik School, Punglwa' payable at SBI, Medziphema (Bank Code No. 6759).

4. Sealed Tenders forms duly filled in all respect and signed by the authorised signatory with the stamp must be sent by post or dropped in the Tender Box in the School. Last date of receipt of Tenders is at 1400 hrs 10 Apr 19. All Tenders will be opened in Public at 1200hrs on 11 Apr 19. For further details pls contact Phone number – 03839-262004/262002 DC-418 OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

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a rally.

Talking to reporters during the site inspection, Ibobi said that the GandhiNehru family has a strong feeling towards Northeast states, specially Manipur.

He claimed that Congress always takes seriously the commitments it had given during the elections and the promises made in its election manifestos.

He expected that the visiting AICC chief will declare the party’s stand on various international, national and state issues while addressing the people tomorrow.

MPCC president Gaikhangam said that Gandhi’s visit to Imphal was a great opportunity not only for the MPCC but also for the people of the state.

He said that the BJPled government was very repressive while alleging the government has been silencing the voice which critique it and considers them as anti-national and charges them for sedition.

“The nation has been witnessing dark days during all this five years of BJP rule,” he said. The MPCC president termed Rahul Gandhi as the saviour of the nation while asserting that he will liberate the people from the impressive regime of BJP-led government.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

WOKHA : NAGALAND Dated, Wokha the 13th March 2019

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No. Judl-47/LG/2016-17/ / Whereas Miss. Khonzani R. Ezung, daughter of Late Smti. Wopeno Lotha, who is a person with disability, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits from the Govt. and to close SBI AC No. 33734371625 in favour of her deceased mother Late Wopeno Lotha who expired on 29/07/2015.

And whereas, Shri. R. Shenthungo Ezung, brother of Miss Khonzani R. Ezung has applied for issue of Legal Guardianship Certificate in favour of Miss Khonzani R. Ezung who is under his care.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate and Legal Guardianship Certificate shall be issue.

(ANDREW C. IMTI) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Nagaland WC-111

No. Judl-47/2017-187/ / Whereas Smti. Nyimjano Lotha, wife of Late.

Shri. Shanchothung Lotha, a resident of Wokha Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. PEN/COM/-1738/NL/V/18231 and to close SBI AC No. 11766590654 in favour of her deceased husband Late.

Shri. Shanchothung Lotha who expired on 01/10/2016.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

(ANDREW C. IMTI) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Nagaland WC-113

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.

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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.

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Dated, Peren, the March, 2019.

CALLING NOTICE

Regt. No. :- 1031 Rank :- AB Constable Name :- Anato Yeptho S/O :- Lhonito Yeptho Village :- Zhekiye P/Add :- Zunheboto PO/PS :- Zunheboto District :- Zunheboto You have been found absent from your bonafide duty with effect from 21-06-2018 without any leave or permission from the competent authority. This office has issued Calling Notice three times as stated below : NO: DEF/ESSTT- 10/2018-19/553 Dtd. 23/08/2018.

NO: DEF/ESSTT- 10/2018-19/1000 Dtd. 22/01/2019.

NO: DEF/ESSTT- 10/2018-19/1081 Dtd. 13/02/2019.

You are hereby given 7(Seven) days time to report back for duty from the date of this publication, failing which you will be declared as deserter and dismissed from the service without further notice.

Sd/Superintendent of Police, Peren, Nagaland DC-420

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2. The allotment of shop will be done to war widows/ widows of defense personnel killed while on duty/ disabled soldiers/ex-serviceman and spouses of ex-serviceman only. Only eligible persons should be apply.

3. Size of Shop : 48’x36’ = 1728 sq. ft.

4. Interested parties should submit completely filled application form alongwith certified copies of documents to Spear Welfare Complex.

5. The application form & instructions are available at TCP-I, Rangapahar Military Station and Spear Welfare Complex, Rangapahar.

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India in danger if Modi gets re-elected: Gehlot

Modi to intensify ‘Main Bhi Chowkidar’ campaign New Delhi, Mar 19 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi would interact with people across the country through audio bridge technology as part of his “Main Bhi Chowkidar” campaign on March 20, a day ahead of Holi, the festival of colours. In a view to intensify the campaign, he will again be interacting, through video conferencing, on March 31 with those who have pledged their support to “Main Bhi Chowkidar” campaign from 500 places across the country. BJP media cell convenor Anil Baluni, who announced the two events of the Prime Minister, said that the campaign initiated has been turning into a mass movement. He said under the campaign on Twitter, at least 20 lakh people came out to support it and tweeted on their accounts with hashtag ‘MainBhiChowkidar.

Ashok Gehlot (File) be held, like what happens in China, Russia),” Gehlot said during an interaction with PTI. He was suggesting that polls will be held on the lines of those in China and Russia, where only one party rules and who becomes the president or the prime minister is decided beforehand.

His remarks come in the wake of a fierce battle emerging between the opposition Congress and the ruling BJP ahead of Lok Sabha elections starting April 11. The Congress and the BJP are locked in a war of words while trying to win this crucial election.

“This man can do anything to win elections...

People felt he could even go to war with Pakistan, which is not a good thing....

The personality of Modi ji that has emerged before the country is that he can go to any extent before and after elections...to win elections,” Gehlot said while attacking Modi and added that “none including Amit Shah know what is in his mind”.

Taking a swipe at what he termed Modi’s “acting skills”, the senior Congress leader said, “If Modi ji was in Bollywood, maybe he would have left a different mark in the country and abroad, with his mastery in acting, oratory skills and antics.”

Claiming that the “truth is on our side”, Gehlot said truth shall finally emerge victorious. He asserted that people in the country are far wiser as they can differentiate between falsehood and truth and public conscience will side with the truth, which is on their side.

ED attaches 13 assets EC meets representatives of of Hizb chief Salahuddin Internet firms for Lok Sabha polls

Syed Salahuddin (File) New Delhi, Mar 19 (AGENCIES): The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday said it has attached over a dozen assets in Jammu and Kashmir in a terror-financing case against Pakistan-based terrorist and chief of the globally banned Hizbul Mujahideen, Syed Salahuddin.

The central probe agency issued a provisional order under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to attach 13 properties, worth Rs 1.22 crore, in the state.

The ED said the properties belonged to Mohammad Shafi Shah, a resident of Bandipora, and six other residents of Jammu and Kashmir, who allegedly worked for the terror outfit. The agency said it filed a criminal case of money

laundering in this instance after taking cognisance of a National Investigating Agency (NIA) charge sheet filed against Salahuddin, Shah and others under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Action (UAPA) and other sections of the Indian Penal Code. “Hizb-ul-Mujahideen, the most active terror outfit in Kashmir, has been responsible for funding terrorist and secessionist activities in Jammu and Kashmir. “ H e a d e d b y S ye d Salahuddin, its self-styled commander based out of Rawalpindi in Pakistan, it funds terrorism on Indian soil through monies organised by a trust called JKART (Jammu and Kashmir Affectees Relief Trust) in alleged connivance with the ISI and other Pakistanbased entities,” the ED said in a statement.

It said the probe found that “terror funds” were being sent to India through the hawala — illegal way of routing money by skirting banking channels, barter trade and human carriers.

“The funds are illegally distributed to the next of kin of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorists, active and dead,” it said.

CEC Sunil Arora flanked by election commissioners Sushil Chandra (right) and Ashok Lavasa. (File)

New Delhi, Mar 19 (IANS): Representatives of Internet companies, including social media platforms, on Tuesday had an inconclusive meeting with Election Commission officils on the use of social media for campaigning in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls while the Model Code of Conduct is in force.

Sources said the poll panel has called another meeting on Wednesday.

The two sides took up the misuse of social media during elections and precertification of political advertisements. They also discussed fake news and expenditure by political parties on online advertisements.

The Election Commission asked the tech companies to come up with mechanisms on their platforms for flagging model code violations and taking action within the given time-frame.

Sources said representatives from Google told the poll panel that it can set up the system to check fake news within 24 hours.

The meeting was attended by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Sunil Arora, along with Election Commissioners Sushil Chandra and Ashok Lavasa. Among the tech companies, representatives of Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, Google, Sharechat and Tiktok were present.

After the meeting, Berges Y. Malu, Policy Head of ShareChat, said the company reaffirmed its commitment with the CEC. “We look forward to working with the Election Commission of India to uphold the integrity and legality of social media campaigns by political parties on our platform,” he said.

The meeting comes after the Centre for Accountability and Systemic Change (CASC) sent a notice to the poll panel, urging it to act against the misuse of social media to influence voters.

With the Election Commission on March 9 outlining stringent guidelines for social media usage during elections, political parties and candidates won’t be able to post unverified advertisements, photographs of defence personnel, hate speeches and fake news on their accounts.

According to new guidelines, candidates are required to furnish details of their social media accounts at the time of filing nominations. Their activities on Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, Google would be under the Election Commission’s close scrutiny.

CBI terms 1984 riots as ‘crime against humanity’ Priyanka slams BJP over ‘70 yrs’ remark New Delhi, Mar 19 (AGENCIES): Terming the killing of Sikhs during the 1984 riots as a “crime against humanity”, the CBI has likened it with mass extermination of Jews by Nazis, mass killing of Bangladeshis by Pakistan Army and killing of Armenians by Kurds and Turks.

“As such, this case has to be viewed in the larger context of mass crimes and requires a different approach than a case of normal murder/rioting,” CBI told the Supreme Court, opposing former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar’s bail plea.

Kumar has challenged a Delhi High Court order convicting and sentencing him to life imprisonment for killing of five Sikhs in Raj Nagar Part-I area in Palam Colony in South West Delhi on November 1 and 2, 1984, and burning down a Gurudwara in Raj Nagar Part-II during the riots.

Kumar,73, had surren-

Sajjan Kumar (File)

dered before a Delhi court on December 31 to serve life imprisonment for the “remainder of his natural life”. Almost 3,000 people were killed, most of them in Delhi, in the anti-Sikh riots that broke out following the assassination of then prime minister Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984.

“The brutal murder of innocent Sikhs during the 1984 riots fall under the category of crimes against humanity on parity with well known genocides worldwide like large scale killing of

Armenians by Kurds and Turks, mass extermination of Jews by Nazis, mass killing of Bangladeshi citizens by the sympathizess of Pakistani Army and mass killing during various ethnic riots within India also,” CBI told the top court in its affidavit filed last week.

“In this case, the minority community was targeted by the spearheaded attacks of dominant political actors like the applicant/convict and duly facilitated by law enforcement agencies,” it said. The agency opposed Kumar’s bail plea saying he was a leader with “a large political clout” and “capable of influencing/ terrorising witnesses”. A fair trial in other 1984 riots cases pending against him would not be possible if he was released on bail, the agency submitted.

The Supreme Court is

likely to take up the matter on March 25—a month after Justice Sanjiv Khanna recused himself from the hearing. The Supreme Court had on January 14 issued notice to the CBI on Kumar’s petition challenging the Delhi High Court’s verdict sentencing him to life imprisonment in a 1984 anti-sikh riots case. He has sought suspension of sentence and grant of bail pending final adjudication of his appeal.

Bringing to justice the first-ever senior Congress functionary for his role in the 1984 Sikh carnage, the Delhi High Court had on December 17 last convicted former MP Sajjan Kumar for criminal conspiracy to murder five people of the minority community and sentenced him to imprisonment for the rest of his natural life.

Mirzapur, Mar 19 (IANS): Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi on Tuesday said that people compared her looks with her grandmother Indira Gandhi as they still remember the late Prime Minister with respect for the work she had done for them.

She also countered the Bharatiya Janata Party’s allegations about elections as a picnic for the Gandhi family, saying that she has not been to Italy in last three to four years.

As Gandhi, who was clad in a red sari, got out of her car, hundreds of BJP workers started shouting the slogans and continued even as she entered the temple to pray.

Most of the people in the crowd were regular worshippers, who were stopped from entering the

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Asked to comment on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s claim that since the Congress was to blame for the state’s backwardness since it had ruled the state the most after Independence, she hit back, saying “this ‘what they did in last 70 years’ has an expiry date.”

“Now the BJP should tell the people what it did in the last five years. Shiksha mitras and Anganwadi workers did not get anything. The BJP had announced Rs 17,000 per month for them.

“It is good to produce report cards but what has actually happened? There is nothing on the ground.

I am meeting people daily, they are distressed,” Gandhi said.

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Even shops and other establishments near the temple had to down their shutters.

Gandhi, who spent some 20 minutes praying at the temple, however, remained unperturbed.

As the sloganeering continued, she drove off to offer a chadar at the Kantit Sharief dargah near by where there was a huge crowd outside waiting to meet her. Most had arrived at 7 a.m., they claimed.

Soon after ending the second day of her journey, Gandhi asked what the Modi gover nment had done in the last five years.

“Be it farmers, youth or anybody, no one is satisfied with the government. Together they will change the government

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Gehlot also said both democracy and the country were in danger under Modi, who he said would “do anything” to get back to power.

People felt he could even go to war with Pakistan to achieve this goal, the Congress leader said.

Dubbing Modi a “good actor”, Gehlot said he could do much better in Bollywood and would have left his indelible mark in acting.

He also alleged that he was a “master in marketing false promises”.

“If people re-elect Modi, then there is no surety on whether elections will be held in the country or not. ‘Chunav honge bhi, aur nahin bhi honge...jaise China, Russia mein hota hai’ (Elections will be held in the country and yet not

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Electoral referendum

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or all intents and purposes, the 2019 parliamentary elections in India will be centered around India’s ‘strongest’ yet divisive prime minister Narendra Modi when it turns into an election between Modi versus nobody. For the first time in three decades, India’s elections has become more presidential in character, centered on his persona. Modi’s consummate mastery of political communication and a superficial nod to democratic language has seen the paradigm shift of elections from Westminster type to presidential type. His total grip on the party and the government is unparalleled to the extent that he has become the BJP and vice versa. The Indian media can be credited with contributing to the dominant narrative in as many years as the BJP came to power. The reason is not difficult to fathom. Intellectuals or media challenging Hindutva or protesting state oppression and hate campaigns by extreme right wing radicals described by BJP as ‘fringe groups’ have been targeted and ‘tamed’. This has led to the Indian media obediently playing out “high decibel communications and consistent repetition of images” which have worked wonders for the prime minister.

Similarly, television media have been controlled by granting new licenses only to channels that march to the government’s rabble-rousing tune on behalf of nationalism. Electronic media have been effectively turned into the ideological vanguard of the state. Modi’s remedies for the nation’s ills have proved to be symptomatic as he pursues a second term for more concentration of authority, more rigid control from above.

He likes the imprimatur of democracy behind him and he derives his power from a sense of identification with the people. However, his governing sensibility is anything but democratic but it has been legitimised by a pliant media and the subservient public institutions.

After handsomely winning the 2014 election, there has been a marked contradiction between Modi’s ‘inclusive’ rhetoric, and his deep political allegiances to Hindutva Nationalism. He deftly combined hope for the future, while mobilizing resentments over the past and could spin dreams of a new economic prosperity, while emboldening his Hindutva base. He rewrote the rules of Indian politics and was ever on campaign mode both at home and abroad. Modi does not believe in the kind of democracy with liberal values but does believe in the power of the elected government. He has brought that sensibility to economic governance as well. In some cases, this power has served him well. Modi was a natural saviour in the eyes of the people who were fed up with the media hype over corruption during the UPA regime though the Congress was more sinned against than sinning. Modi will face the 2019 election without any serious challenger since those who secretly dream of becoming prime minister are regional leaders with localised vision. Even Rahul Gandhi, who has been propelled to limelight by a doting mother, has proved to non-serious contender. Rahul has reached his limitations and his lack of experience in political statecraft is beginning to show and has disappointed those who were inclined towards a non-BJP alternative. Rahul is up against Modi, a deep rooted political veteran with decades of experience who rose from the grass root to become three-time Gujarat chief minister (2001-2014) and now seeking to retain the prime ministership. All the issues-failure to keep his 2014 promises, rise in right wing extremism and cow vigilantism, job loses, destruction of public institutions, widening economic disparity etc- will be buried as the Indian media pitches Modi versus nobody in the forthcoming elections.

DailyDevotion Abraham’s Life of Faith He went out, not knowing where he was going.

—Hebrews 11:8 In the Old Testament, a person’s relationship with God was seen by the degree of separation in that person’s life. This separation is exhibited in the life of Abraham by his separation from his country and his family. When we think of separation today, we do not mean to be literally separated from those family members who do not have a personal relationship with God, but to be separated mentally and morally from their viewpoints. This is what Jesus Christ was referring to in Luke 14:26.

Living a life of faith means never knowing where you are being led. But it does mean loving and knowing the One who is leading. It is literally a life of faith, not of understanding and reason— a life of knowing Him who calls us to go. Faith is rooted in the knowledge of a Person, and one of the biggest traps we fall into is the belief that if we have faith, God will surely lead us to success in the world.

The final stage in the life of faith is the attainment of character, and we encounter many changes in the process. We feel the presence of God around us when we pray, yet we are only momentarily changed. We tend to keep going back to our everyday ways and the glory vanishes. A life of faith is not a life of one glorious mountaintop experience after another, like soaring on eagles’ wings, but is a life of day-in and day-out consistency; a life of walking without fainting (see Isaiah 40:31). It is not even a question of the holiness of sanctification, but of something which comes much farther down the road. It is a faith that has been tried and proved and has withstood the test. Abraham is not a type or an example of the holiness of sanctification, but a type of the life of faith— a faith, tested and true, built on the true God. “Abraham believed God…” (Romans 4:3).

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The face is the mirror of the mind, and eyes without speaking confess the secrets of the heart. ~ St. Jerome

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Chanakya: The philosopher king-trainer in ancient India

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hanakya (also known as Kautilya) was one the wisest Indian philosophers, who lived from 371 BC to 283 BC. He knew plenty about almost every subject: statecraft, economics, laws, warfare strategies, foreign policies, medicine, and astrology. He also authored the famous works “Arthasastra” (a treatise on the science of politics) and “Chanakya Nitti” (a treatise on the ideal way of life).

According to a popular legend, Chanakya bought Chandragupta Maurya as a young lad from a cowherd in a certain village, having seen in the boy the promise of future greatness. He brought the young Chandragupta with him to his native city of Takshashili, the most renowned centre of learning located in north-western ancient India, and had him educated there in Political Science and Military Arts, among others.

Chanakya managed the first Maurya emperor Chandragupta’s rise to power at a young age. He helped to overthrow the powerful Nanda Empire in 322 BC, put Chandragupta on the throne, and consolidated his empire

by a fusion of several small independent states. Thus, Chanakya played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire, which was the first empire in the Indian subcontinent.

Earlier, India was invaded by several foreign forces, not of the least of which was the Greeks under the leadership of Alexander the Great.

Describing about this particular period, R.N. Mukherji writes: “The country had hardly recovered from the shock of Alexander’s victorious march ... which had dislocated its indigenous political organisations .... The battle of India’s independence against these heavy odds called for a leader of exceptional ability and vision who would infuse new life …into the drooping spirits of a defeated people, and organise a fresh national resistance against alien domination. Fortunately the country produced such a leader in young Chandragupta who had already been prepared in advance for his great mission in life by the Brahmin Chanakya …. Chanakya’s superior vision and insight led him to discover in this youth … who would be able,

under his direction, to free the Chanakya: “You tell me.” fatherland of foreign rule.” In Students : “We’ll make our other words, Chanakya was friends into ministers.” instrumental in preventing the Chanakya: “But because they balkanisation of the Indian are your friends, they will not subcontinent which had been listen to you.” ravaged by foreign invasions. Students: “Then, we’ll make Furthermore, Chanakya guid- our relatives to be minised Chandragupta to defeat the ters.” forces of Seleucus I Nicator, Chanakya: “because they are one of the Generals of Al- your relatives, they will not exander, who had to sign a stop seeking favors.” treaty ceding Students: the territories Mazie Nakhro “Okay, then, of Kabul, we’ll make Kandahar, and Baluchistan people who are in need to be to the victor. our ministers.”

Chanakya was also an Chanakya: “Need produces extra-ordinary teacher. His greed and you won’t be able philosophy of learning was to control them.” not about mere the accumu- Students: “If that’s the case, lation of information. He we’ll make the intellectuals taught his students “how to to be ministers.” think” (Aunveekshikeu). His Chanakya: “That is one virteaching method was more of tue with many vices, because a guidance to raise the next the intellectuals will think generation. Here’s an example they are above everything” of how he taught his students Students: “Then, we’ll make on the art of ruling: those who are loyal to our Students: “What should a families to be ministers.” king do after he conquers a Chanakya: “Simple loyalty kingdom?” breeds slavery and slaves Chanakya: “How far can a cannot be ministers. We need single man reach? So, the first masters.” thing a king should do is to Students: “Then, we’ll eduappoint ministers.” cate the young people and Students: “But who should make them ministers.” the king appoint?”

Chanakya: “Education alone

with no experience will become disastrous.”

Students: “If that’s how everyone is, then we’ll make nobody to be ministers.”

Chanakya: “Make all of them into ministers but listen to none of them. Only listen to a spiritual person who doesn’t want power – someone who is selfless and beyond material attractions. Listen to him and nobody else.”

The ideal ruler, according to Chanakya, should have absolute mastery over himself and be “pre-eminent in virtue.” This is extremely important, because “If rulers are righteous, people are righteous; if they are sinners, people are also sinners; like ruler, like people.” In this, Chanakya echoes the wisdom of the great Greek philosopher, Aristotle, who was his contemporary. Thus, Chanakya was to Chandragupta what Aristotle was to Alexander.

According to Chanakya, a ruler should know something about everything, because leadership is a “responsibility” (Dharna) and not just a position. If a person wanted to be a great ruler, he would need to know at least

five important subjects well: Leadership Dharna, Economics, Laws, Foreign Policies, and the Art of War. For that matter, even a learned ruler needs counsel and advice from others. “Governance is possible only with assistance. A single wheel does not move. Hence, ministers should be appointed and their counsel listened to,” says Chanakya.

In short, Chanakya was a “Rajas’ Guru” who was truly farsighted and visionary. He mentored both Chandragupta and his son Bindusara, the father of Ashoka the Great who was also, without a doubt, brought up in the teaching of Chanakya with the Arthasastra as his required textbook.

Unquestionably, Chanakya had profoundly influenced at least three successive generations of the Maurya Empire.

Though he chiefly played a behind-the-scenes role, he raised up leaders to shake up a big part of the then knownworld. Without him, there might have been no Chandragupta and Ashoka the Great as we know them today.

Such was the man Chanakya – the sage and king-trainer in Ancient India.

Post-mortem On the observation A personal experience of the Sabbath and Sunday on the magical power of music

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hen we say music, it is almost as vast as the ocean as there are myriad brands of music.

What is music for somebody could also be mere cacophony of loud noises for others. The taste of music definitely varies so widely and genres of music are being born incessantly.

We’ve got Western, Indian, African, Korean, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Latin so on and so forth. And again, when we especially talk about Western music, there are myriad kinds.

Some are soothing, gentle and spiritually uplifting; some have sensual or sexual innuendos arousing romance and passion in the listener’s mind; some excite the mind to be aggressive, violent and fearless; and some are more concerned with morbid subjects of death, suffering and evil. The themes, rhythm and sound are integral parts of music that determine what particular kind of music it is.

In my early years, I started my foray into music world through radio. There were different music programs such as Western music, Hindi film songs, and songs in various local dialects. Western music proved to be somewhat enchanting and magnetising as I listened to its different varieties such as country, slow rock, pop, gospel, reggae, and sometimes hard rock. Later on, I started listening music on stereo tapes, headphones and music decks with loud and heavy woofers.

Then came the digital era that can still be played on heavy woofer speakers connected to computers or CD players. I don’t know much about other varieties of music that I have slightly mentioned except Western, Hindi and local dialect songs; but here I would just like to dwell more on Western music which has kept me company all along my life, not that it is superior to others.

BoneyM, Abba, Stevie Wonder, Kenny Rogers, Don Williams, Dan Seals belonged to the early batch of musicians that really mesmerised me and made me want to listen even more.

The likes of Scorpions, Queen, Nazareth, Jon Bon Jovi, Europe, Boston, Ozzy Osbourne, CCR and many others followed. My music arsenal got expanded with the addition of many other artistes and bands. Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Def Leppard, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, AC/ DC, Aerosmith, Manowar, Motorhead, Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, Nirvana, Pearl Jam and others joined my music repository. They were all part of what I regarded as music, albeit some of them were really loud and heavy. I would sometimes listen to them for hours together continuously for I had other friends too with me who were almost equally enthusiastic and mesmerised. We were not aware and did not care much about the themes of the lyrics;

all that we relished were the speed, rhythm, loudness etc.

We were much awed by the vocal and instrumental prowess of the vocalists, lead/bass guitarists and the drummers.

The fast and intricate notes and riffs the musicians can play with their extraordinarily dexterous fingers, hands, feet and vocal cords afforded us with much entertainment and delight. We would try to emulate and imitate them by practicing hard with our old bent guitars and incomplete set of drums. We also strained and stretched hard our vocal cords to attain the high pitch of our favourite rock singers. In those days internet was not yet even dreamt of; we listened hard to catch the words in the lyrics. Sometimes, we were lucky enough to find lyrics of some popular songs, which we would struggle to master in our own style. All we can remember is that we had great time listening and practising those old classic rock songs that seem to be fast fading away with the passage of time.

In the later years, I bumped into some write-ups on the themes and rhythms of rock music that ignited my interest to do a little bit of research into the lyrics of rock music. I came to learn something about the subjects that the rock musicians are more obsessed with. Some of them sing about historical events like war and genocide, some sing about social issues, some sing about the abuse of drugs and sexual decadence, and some are more concerned with juvenile lifestyle. They find in the social happenings lot of materials to stuff into their lyrics. The rock musicians are sometimes accused of inciting and promoting social chaos, anarchy, violence and rebellion through their music and lyrics, which compelled them to come out in public to explain and clarify their motive in writing the outrageous lyrics. People, particularly religious bodies, see them as churning out a lot of trash music that cater to the tastes and whims of rebellious youth, who are more inclined towards music that is loud, fast, chaotic and flamboyant. The musicians often try to defend themselves by claiming that they are merely trying to portray the realities of life through their music. How far that is true is up to each individual to judge and decide. One thing we can see is that rock musicians are extremely dedicated to their music, which is characterised by complexity and intricacy. For years, they struggle hard to whet and perfect their musical skills and techniques before they gradually earn recognition, acceptability and popularity. All other music genres have their own charm and beauty and rock music was one that held a dominating position in the music world for about half a century. The best of rock music seems to have been produced

during the second half of the last century.

H a r d , H e av y, G l a m , Speed/Thrash, Death, Industrial Metals, Alternative rock etc had their roots in what was known as black music such as Jazz, blues and rock and roll. The advent of Alternative rock almost completely revolutionised and overhauled the rock music scene in the 1990s, and ever since, the popularity of rock music seems to have gradually declined with the waning popularity and fading into obscurity of the aging musicians; and many have even met their untimely deaths. However, one can still not rule out the revival of rock music in some similar or different forms in the years to come. What is being witnessed presently is the emergence of some new bands that seem to closely resemble some of those highly popular rock bands of the bygone years.

Country music is another genre of western music that is comparatively milder, soothing, melancholic and sentimental.

Johny Cash, Merle Haggard, Kenny Rogers, Don Williams, Dan Seals, Garth Brook, Ricky Skaggs, Dolly Parton, Marie Osmond, Emmylou Harris, and a host others bring to the ears and heart unforgettable melody and rhythm that seem to lull the soul and mind. Songs of heartbreak, separation, childhood memories of country life are some of the themes of country music. Pop and Reggae music too are good in creating dance mood in their listeners. Madonna, Michael Jackson, Samantha Fox, George Michael, Wham, etc were some of the pioneers of Pop Music.

This brand of music incorporates elements from other genres too. Rap and Hip-hop music too became the favourite of the youth. These days, the youth seem to be more powerfully attracted to the dance beat of this brand of music.

Country, Western pop, Korean pop, rap/hip-hop seem to be ruling the roost of contemporary music world. Music, indeed, is an integral part of human life and it undoubtedly wields the power to play with the thoughts and emotions of a person. Apart from its entertaining aspect, music can also exert edifying effect on the listener’s mind. Religious/devotional music can enhance the spirit of praise and worship of the Almighty. Music has a big role to play in enhancing the experience of worship services. Thus, there is the need to choose wholesome and edifying brand of music to experience a fuller life. Some religious experts have even gone to the extent of suggesting that one has to be careful in choosing the kind of music that one listens as it can powerfully influence the thoughts, emotions and behaviour of its listener.

Dr.Khelsoril Wanbe, St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama, Nagaland

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f late, a heavy debate has been going on in the press as to whether there should be closure of shops on Sundays. Some writers have even brought in the issue of the observance of the Sabbath to support their argument for keeping Sunday as a Sabbath day. Still others have brought in the issue of Prophets who condemned the non observation of the Sabbath to support their arguments!

Let us therefore go to the Bible for clarification of what the Sabbath day is and what Sunday is. 1. SABBATH: The observation of Sabbath was part of the Old Testament Covenant and laws. In Exodus 20:8-10, the Israelites were commanded to strictly observe the Sabbath day as a holy day where not only they, but even their servants and the sojourners in their midst were to completely abstain from doing any kind of work. Prophets who spoke on God’s behalf also pronounced many blessings on those who strictly observed the Sabbath day (Isa. 58 13, 14 etc). This Sabbath observation was on the seventh day of a week.

2. SUNDAY: However, with the coming of Jesus into the world, a new covenant was ushered into the world changing the meaning of the Sabbath and its observance. The old covenant was the dispensation of the Law and Justice. This new covenant was the dispensation of Grace and Mercy. In this new covenant, Jesus said: “The son of Man (Jesus), is Lord of the Sabbath” (Lk.6:5). Then in Rom. 10:4 the Apostle Paul said: “Christ is the end of the Law for righteousness to everyone that believes.” If one reads the whole chapter of Romans 8, one will understand that to be found righteous

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before God is not through observation of days and rituals but faith on the finished work of Christ on the Cross. Paul further went on to state in Romans chapter 14 that the meaning and observation of the Sabbath is no longer binding on the believers. As for observation of sacred days, in Rom. 14:5 Paul says: “One man considers one day as more sacred than another; another man considers everyday alike. Each one should be fully convinced in his own mind.” This means observation of a day as a day of worship is left to the individual believer to decide. Also in Galatians chapter 4:8-11, Paul is scolding the Galatian Christians for observing days, months, seasons and years. He scolded them by saying: “How is it that you are turning back to all those weak and miserable principles? Do you wish to be enslaved by them all over again?

In summary and conclusion, Sabbath was commanded to be observed in the Old Testament dispensation and covenant. But this Sabbath observation is no longer binding on the Christian believer of The New Testament covenant.

Whereas Sabbath was observed on a Saturday which was the seventh day of the week for Jews; Sunday is the first day of the week where the new believers used to gather for prayer and worship (1 Cor. 16:2). As for any Christian, every day of his/her life should be a HOLY DAY where every believer should walk in obedience to God’s laws and standards.

Also, observation of Sunday as a day set apart for rest and worship is no problem for me. But no Government or Church can dictate on a believer on this issue.

Kaka D. Iralu

Statement of ANPSA central

he All Nagaland Private Schools Association, Central, (ANPSA Central), is constrained to state that ANPSA Central has not authorized any press releases in its name or in the name of its constituent units.

Write up for private schools appearing in the local newspapers may please not be construed as the view of ANPSA Body but leave the matter to individual capacity.

ANPSA Central would also like to place on record its appreciation to the Govt. of Nagaland for recognizing the contribution of Private Schools to the Education sector by making ANPSA a co-opted member of the State Level Education Committee, (SLEC) which is the highest level policy making body for education in the State.

ANPSA Central is grateful to the SCERT as well as NBSE for calling Consultative meetings from time to time regarding major policy decisions of the government.

We are also thankful for continued support in training of Teachers.

ANPSA would like to thank the Education Department for including us in the State level Teacher Award Committee.

ANPSA central president Bithungo Kikon and general secretary, Nini Sekhose

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Sir,

Uniqueness must be honoured

There is a saying, “A long dialogue means both the parties are wrong”. The Indo-Naga political dialogue has been going on for more six decades now and still no immediate solution in sight. The Framework Agreement which was signed some years back has little hope, many are still sceptical and curious to know about the details. If ‘Total Sovereignty ‘ is not going to happen then why Indian Government is acting so tough? Why is it so difficult to fulfil the other demands? Whom are they afraid of ? Indian Government knows exactly what Nagas are looking for. They must honour and respect our people and history. Getting more autonomy without separate flag and Constitution is meaningless. We Nagas considered ourselves as Unique, the Government of India has recognised our history as Unique, the meaning, Nagaland was never a part of India. Therefore, the solution must be Unique. And by the way, granting separate flag and Constitution doesn’t imply making another nation. Take the example of USA, it has fifty States, each have their own constitution and considered as the most powerful nation. The Government of India must take a bold decision to fulfill these two demands also. The ball is firmly in the court of Indian Government.

Openthung Kithan, 4th Mile, Diphupar, 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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Goa Governor Mridula Sinha (right) administers the oath of the office to Pramod Sawant as the new Chief Minister of Goa.

with 11 other ministers in a ceremony in the wee hours Tuesday, succeeds Parrikar, who died Sunday after battling pancreatic cancer.

He said his priority was to complete projects undertaken by Parrikar.

The state government will build a memorial in Parrikar’s name at Panaji’s Miramar beach, where he was cremated, he added.

Sawant exuded confidence that the BJP-led alliance would remain intact, adding BJP’s allies are backing him.

“I will try to ensure that the alliance remains intact. I will deal with people the way Parrikar used to,” he said.

Sawant said ministers

sworn along with would be allocated portfolios soon.

He expressed confidence that his government will complete its tenure.

Sawant was sworn in as the new chief minister of Goa just before 2 am Tuesday, after hectic parleys between the saffron party and its allies to put a new government in place in the state.

The governor also administered oath to 11 other ministers, including those from BJP’s allies MGP and the GFP. As per the power-sharing arrangement reached with allies, an MLA each from the two smaller parties backing the BJP will be made deputy chief minis-

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(From p-1) Mentioning that his party was trying to figure out how best to ensure that secular forces work together, Liezietsu announced that NPF was looking forward to making “some adjustments” with some like-minded parties, adding that this would be declared in a day or two.

Speaking on the occasion, NPF Legislature Party leader TR Zeliang said, if the party’s candidate wins the by-poll, it would bring the party closer to getting near the magic figure and form the government in the State. Thus, he said the by-poll was very important.

He appealed to the party workers to shun internal strife and march forward for the elections. In his brief speech, Toshipokba said he witnessed real democracy in the party, asserting that

only NPF recognized even the smallest of its loyal supporters.

He said it was the fifth consecutive time that the party had given him ticket – for three general elections and two by-elections – and acknowledged Wati for exhibiting “political maturity”.

Toshipokba said he accepted the NPF ticket with a firm resolve to work for public welfare and assured of using all his abilities and resources to win the by-poll.

The by-poll being crucial, he appealed to the party president and colleagues and workers to give complete support. On his part, Pfoze expressed his gratitude to the party for reposing confidence and faith on him, adding Parliament election had many challenges. He, however, exuded confidence of

battling it out with success.

Alleging that Nagas in Manipur faced many problems as the State government did not give ear to the community’s grievances, he claimed that NPF had been playing a major role to highlight their grievances. He asserted that NPF was here to stay and that the movement runs in the blood of the Nagas living in Manipur.

He committed to work for the interest of Nagas and other tribal communities of Manipur and urged party workers to ensure NPF’s victory.

Liezietsu handed over the party tickets.

Legislator Imkong L Imchen and Rajya Sabha member KG Kenye also spoke at the meeting, which was attended by a host of party workers from both Nagaland and Manipur.

ter, party sources said.

They are GFP chief Vijai Sardesai and MGP legislator Sudin Dhavalikar.

After multiple postponements of the oath ceremony on Monday, Sawant, legislator from Sankhalim in North Goa, was sworn in as CM at Raj Bhavan at 1.50 am.

BJP president Amit Shah and Union minister Nitin Gadkari played behind-the-scene roles in ensuring the party retained power in Goa, after the death of Parrikar, sources familiar with the developments said.

The impasse over government formation, which included dealing with stubborn allies wanting to extract their pound of flesh, was resolved with deft handling of the situation by the two senior BJP leaders, party sources said Tuesday.

In 2017 also, after the BJP failed to get a majority in the state Assembly polls,Gadkari had flown in here to help the BJP in cobbling up an alliance with smaller parties in the coastal state, after which a government was formed under Parrikar’s leadership.

Hyderabad, Mar 19 (AGENCIES): Industrialist-turned-politician Nama Nageshwar Rao on Tuesday resigned from Telugu Desam Party. The former MP from Telangana and TDP politburo member is one of the richest politicians in the country with declared assets worth over Rs 113 crore.

Nageshwar Rao represented Khammam parliamentary constituency between 2009 and 2014. He had been associated with the TDP for the last 15 years and served as leader of TDP parliamentary party during his stint in Lok Sabha.

The former MP, who

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within one year of PDA government. He said public and government should “journey together” to fulfil the development promises made by the government.

Kaito, the lone JD (U) legislator, said his party would always stand for the interest of Naga people and that it would continue to work for early solution to Naga political issue.

He urged the people to support BJP-led NDA government at the Centre by voting for the PDA consensus candidate in the interest of development and progress of Nagaland.

Advisor, Industries and Commerce and NIDC, Imnatiba, asserted that God answered the prayers of people of Nagaland for stable and strong government through the PDA government.

He also called upon the people to support PDA consensus candidate in the ensuing Parliamentary polls.

The launching programme attended by several hundred party supporters, was chaired by NDPP, working president, Alemtemshi Jamir, while opening prayer was offered

by Rev. Dr. Wati Aier, welcome address by minister Jacob Zhimomi, welcome song by Naga Choir, special song by Lu Keva and vote of thanks by advisor, Tovihoto Ayemi.

Earlier, the chief minister also informed that PDA consensus candidate for by-election to 26-Aonglenden A/C, Sharingain Longkumer would file his nomination on March 22 and simultaneously the party would launch its campaign on the same day in Mokokchung.

Former chief minister and Congress candidate, K.L Chishi is the other contender for the lone Lok Sabha seat, currently held

by PDA consensus candidate, Tokheho Yepthomi, while the opposition NPF party was yet to announce its candidate for the ensuing Parliamentary polls.

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also said it has lapsed and so that there was no need for the opposition to dig up a dead issue. “I wonder whether they are raking up the issue and whether they know the technicalities or not,” said Tokheho.

Deputy chief minister and BJP’s legislature party leader, Y Patton, urged the people not to be misled by false propagandas and rumours about crisis within the alliance party.

Unlike the opposition party (NPF), Patton said PDA enjoyed stable government and strong leadership and that the alliance would continue to protect the interests and welfare of the people of Nagaland.

Patton also thanked the religious leaders, church and public for not heeding to opposition’s propaganda that BJP was anti-Christian and urged all to continue their support for all-round development.

He took a jibe at the previous NPF-led DAN-III government for its inability to provide stable government due to crisis within the party. In a lighter vein, Patton said the last government could not bring any development as they (including him) were busy watching animals and birds at a holiday resort.

NDPP president and chairman PDA, Chingwang Konyak, reiterated the PDA government’s commitment for a strong and stable government for progressive Nagaland.

“We are giving stability and progressive leadership.

Change is bound to come and people are already witnessing significant change in the last one year of our governance,” said Konyak.

Konyak said people of Nagaland should work closely with the ruling government at the state and at the Centre, for the state to progress. He then urged all to extend support to PDA consensus candidate.

Minister of Agriculture, G Kaito Aye, claimed that there has been visible development in the state

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(From p-1) He said in the next four years, the PDA government will remain committed to bring more change for the youth, farmers and entrepreneurs. Rio also exuded hope that Naga political issue would be settled in next few years and peace, development and progress would prevail in the state.

Earlier, sitting Lok Sabha MP and PDA consensus candidate, Tokheho Yepthomi, urged the people of Nagaland to support BJP-led NDA government at the Centre if Nagas want settlement to the decades old Naga political issue.

Tokheho, a former Congress Legislative Party (CLP) leader, claimed that the Naga political talk did not make any significant progress during 2004-2013 under Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government.

He said the ongoing talks resulted in significant progress under the leadership of Narendra Modi. Tokheho pointed out that the Modi government signed the Framework agreement with the NSCN/ GPRN on August 3, 2015, within a year of forming the government at the Centre.

He also pointed out that the Parliament Standing Committee, including all political parties, was formed under Modi government to assess the ongoing Naga political talk.

Tokheho said the committee tabled a report in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha mentioning that Naga negotiation was at an advanced stage and therefore, recommended that Naga political issue be settled at the earliest.

He also asked Nagas whether they really wanted a settlement or to let the Naga issue be used as political agenda by different political groups during assembly and parliamentary elections?.

“If Nagas wants settlement then NDA should form the government at the Centre,” said Tokheho.

He also clarified his position over the CAB and

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“Five persons extricated from the debris told rescuers that at least two people had been killed in the tragedy that occurred close to 4 p.m.,” Police Inspector L.K. Talwar told IANS from Dharwad, about 400km northwest of here.

Nearly 40-50 others were still under tonnes of cement and mortar, he said.

The reason for the accident was not immediately known. The injured were rushed to hospitals in the district. Karnataka Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy said he had told the Chief Secretary to send expert rescuers to Dharwad by a special flight.

He said rescue operations were on and that five people had been extricated from the debris. “I have instructed the officials concerned to be on location.”

A total of five fire tenders and 10 ambulances were deployed to carry out the rescue operations.

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Panaji, Mar 19 (PTI): The BJP-led government in Goa will face the floor test Wednesay, a day after it was formed.

Governor Mridula Sinha has convened a special session of the Assembly at 11.30 am Wednesday to enable Chief Minister Pramod Sawant to prove his majority in the House, an official said.

Sawant Tuesday said his government had sought a floor test on Wednesday to prove its strength in the Assembly.

The BJP-led government in the coastal state claims suppor t of 21 MLAs - 12 from the BJP, three each of allies Goa Forward Party (GFP) and Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) and three Independents.

The strength of the 40member House has been reduced to 36 due to the death of chief minister Manohar Parrikar, BJP MLA Francis D’Souza and resignations of two Congress MLAs Subhash Shirodkar and Dayanand Sopte.

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LICHFL partners with IMGC to offer special home loan product

Keluongunyü Tseikha (L), Ruokuozhalie Suokhrie (C) and a staff of Tseikha Wellness Spa Salon during the during inauguration on Tuesday. (NP)

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ment, the IATA membership is significant on account of SpiceJet’s plans for rapidly expanding its international footprint.

The membership allows the airline to “explore and grow its collaborations with international member airlines of IATA through interlining and code shares, enabling SpiceJet to seamlessly expand the network options for its passengers in future,” it added.

“The membership will further enable us to inculcate global best practices and innovations... IATA also provides us a platform to closely work and collaborate with other airline members and expand our network through code shares and agreements with partner airlines,” SpiceJet Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh said.

In December 2018, IATA Director-General and Chief Executive Officer Alexandre de Juniac told PTI that SpiceJet had requested to be a member of the grouping.

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New Delhi, Mar 19 (PTI): SpiceJet has joined global airlines’ grouping IATA as a member, becoming the first Indian low-cost carrier to get the membership. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) represents more than 290 airlines, including Air India, Jet Airways and Vistara.

The membership would help SpiceJet, which has ambitious expansion plans, to have codeshares and agreements with other carriers, the domestic airline said in a statement Tuesday.

SpiceJet has become the first Indian low-cost carrier to join the IATA as a member, it added.

“We are delighted to welcome SpiceJet as part of the 290 airlines in the IATA family. SpiceJet is the first Indian low-cost carrier to be an IATA member, and our fifth member in India,” IATA Regional Vice-President for Asia Pacific Conrad Clifford said.

According to the state-

New Delhi, Mar 19 (PTI): India’s fuel demand rose 3.8 per cent in February as free cooking gas connections spurred LPG consumption while petrol and diesel use continued to rise.

Fuel consumption in February totalled 17.41 million tonnes as compared to 16.77 million tonnes in the same month last year, data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) of the Oil Ministry showed.

Consumption rose for the third month in a row as ensuing general elections are likely to spike demand further.

With retail prices moderating, petrol consumption soared 8 per cent to 2.25 million tonnes while the government push to give every household a cooking gas connection led to LPG demand spiking by 14.2 per cent to 2.2 million tonnes.

Diesel, the most consumed fuel in the country, saw consumption rise by 2.7 per cent to 6.7 million tonnes.

During February, aviation turbine fuel (ATF) sales were up 10.5 per cent to 6,80,000 tonnes.

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Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, fell 0.18 per cent to 96.35, ahead of the Federal Reserve policy decision tomorrow.

The euro traded near a more than two-week high as front-end calls were in demand, while the pound rose as UK Prime Minister Theresa May looks set to seek a long extension to the Brexit deadline.

According to Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services, “The rupee witnessed selling pressure following a continuous surge while domestic bond yields inched higher as investors awaited the US FED policy outcome.”

Meanwhile, brent

crude, the global oil benchmark, was trading at USD 68.02 per barrel, higher by 0.71 per cent.

“Bargain buying from importers and profit booking after the recent rally ahead of the financial year closing could be the one of the reason for depreciation,” said VK Sharma, Head PCG & Capital Markets Strategy, HDFC Securities.

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) put in Rs 2,132.36 crore on a net basis on Tuesday, provisional data showed.

Benchmark equity indices continued their winning run for the seventh consecutive session Tuesday.

The 30-share BSE Sensex closed at 38,363.47, recording a rise of 268.40, or 0.70 per cent. The 50share NSE Nifty closed at 11,509.80, higher by 70.20 points, or 0.61 per cent.

Meanwhile, the Financial Benchmark India Private Ltd (FBIL) set the reference rate for the rupee/dollar at 68.5847 and for rupee/euro at 77.8185.

The reference rate for rupee/British pound was fixed at 91.0069 and for rupee/100 Japanese yen at 61.66.

India’s fuel demand rises 3.8% in Feb

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Mumbai, Mar 19 (PTI): Halting its six-day winning run, the Indian rupee Tuesday edged lower by 43 paise to close at 68.96 to the US dollar on emergence of demand for the greenback from importers.

The local currency also came under pressure due to rising crude pressure and a caution ahead of the outcome of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.

At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex), the domestic currency opened at 68.53 a dollar and fell further to touch the day’s low of 69.05. It finally settled at 68.96 per dollar, down 43 paise over its previous close.

The Indian rupee on Monday had surged by 57 paise to close at an over seven-month high of 68.53 against the US dollar.

“The rupee has depreciated today on account of importers demand at lower levels. However broad sentiments remain positive due to foreign fund inflows in the debt and equity market.

In the near term, the rupee may trade in the range of 68 and 69.50,” said Rushabh Maru, Research Analyst - Currency and Commodity, Anand Rathi

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‘Egg Boy’ to donate fund to victims

Melbourne, Mar 19 (IANS): The Australian teenager, who threw egg at a far-right senator over his offensive comments about the Christchurch mosque attacks, has said he would donate most of the money raised for him towards the terror attacks’ victims, the NZ Herald reported.

Seventeen-year-old Will Connolly aka “Egg Boy” had threw egg on Fraser Anning on Saturday after the politician triggered outrage by claiming the attacks at two mosques in which 50 people were killed were caused by Muslim immigration to the country.

Anning was addressing a political meeting in Moorabbin, in Melbourne’s south-east, when Connolly smashed the egg on his head and filmed the

Will Connolly (File)

act on his phone.

The video went viral on social media, spawning viral memes and drawing support from around the world, with one setting up a GoFundMe page, which quickly raised Aus$44,000 to cover “legal fees” and “more eggs”.

Connolly, however, was arrested by the Victoria Police and later released

without any charge.

“Don’t egg politicians. You get tackled by 30 bogans at the same time. I learnt the hard way,” he tweeted after his release.

“This was the moment I felt proud to exist as a human being. Let me inform all you guys, Muslims are not terrorists and terrorism has no religion.

All those who consider Muslims a terrorist community have empty heads like Anning,” he said.

The politician, however, refused to take back his remarks, which have invited hate and scorn from across the world.

‘Appalling’ comments Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison described the Queensland

senator’s comments as “appalling” and “ugly” with “no place in Australia”.

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd dubbed Anning a “racist and a fascist”, and encouraged Australians to sign a petition calling for him to be booted out of parliament.

The Change.org petition has amassed 1.2 million digital signatures.

Anning brushed off the backlash on Monday, repeating his claims tying Muslim immigration to “terrorism” and defending his use of violence against the 17-year-old, according to Australia’s ABC media network. Self-confessed white supremacist Brenton Tarrant, from Australia, has been charged with murder in the Christchurch mass shootings.

Pak SC hears Sharif’s bail plea Islamabad, Mar 19 (IANS): The Pakistan Supreme Court on Tuesday heard former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ’s petition against an Islamabad High Court (IHC) order rejecting his plea for bail on medical grounds in a corruption case. Sharif was on December 24, 2018, sentenced to seven years in prison by an anti-corruption court in the Al-Azizia Steel Mills case for owning a steel factory abroad without disclosing its ownership.

The former leader’s appeal before the Supreme Court seeks his release on bail after suspending the execution of the December 2018 sentence, Dawn news reported. The appeal contends that the IHC’s February 25, 2019, order is in violation of his fundamental right to life.

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Ardern vows to make mosque attacker face ‘full force of law’ Christchurch, Mar 19 (AFP): New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern promised on Tuesday that the man responsible for last week’s deadly mosque massacres would face “the full force of the law”, as she vowed never to utter his name.

“He sought many things from his act of terror, but one was notoriety -- that is why you will never hear me mention his name,” Ardern said in an emotional address to a special meeting of parliament, which she opened with the Arabic greeting “as salaam aleikum” -- ‘peace be upon you’.

“I implore you: Speak the names of those who were lost rather than the name of the man who took them,” she told the gathering in

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Wellington, four days after the massacre in the southern city of Christchurch.

“He is a terrorist. He is a criminal. He is an extremist. But he will, when I speak, be nameless,” she said. Australian Brenton Tarrant, 28, was captured by police and has been charged with one count of murder,

but Ardern assured parliament other charges would follow.

“He will face the full force of the law in New Zealand,” she said. Ardern has promised reforms to New Zealand gun laws which allowed Tarrant to legally purchase the weapons he used in the attack, including semi-automatic rifles.

And she announced a full review of how the Australian -- an avowed white supremacist -- was able to plan and carry out the attacks in New Zealand under the radar of security services. “The person who committed these acts was not from here. He was not raised here. He did not find his ideology here. But that is not to say that those very same views do not live here,” she said.

‘Dutch tram shooting may be a terror attack’ UK Speaker rules out 3rd vote on PM May’s Brexit deal

Utrecht (Netherlands), Mar 19 (IANS): The suspect of tram shooting in the Dutch city of Utrecht and his victims were not linked, said the police and the prosecutor on Tuesday and added they were, therefore, “seriously considering a terrorist motive”.

According to a joint statement by the police and the prosecutor, investigations so far showed no relation between the shooter and the victims, and a note found in a seized car is one of the other reasons to think of a terrorist motive.

Suspect captured after the tram shooting.

But other motives are not excluded and the probe is on.

Three people were killed and seven others injured in the tram shooting

in Utrecht on Monday. The police arrested the main suspect and another person for involvement. On Monday, Dutch police arrested a third suspect.

London, Mar 19 (PTI): In a fresh blow to embattled Prime Minister Theresa May on Brexit, House of Commons Speaker John Bercow, in a surprise move, disallowed any attempt to hold a third vote on her withdrawal deal with the EU which has already been rejected by MPs twice.

Prime Minister May will meet her Cabinet later as she considers her next steps on quitting the European Union, after her plans were thrown into doubt by Speaker Bercow. May had been considering a third vote on her Brexit deal, which

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has already been rejected twice in the House.

Bercow, in a surprise move, ruled on Monday that he would not allow another vote on the government motion if it remained “substantially the same” after it was defeated by a huge 230-vote margin in January and a smaller 149-vote margin last week. He said parliamentary conventions dating back to 1604 meant MPs could not be asked to vote on precisely the same subject twice, indicating that he had allowed the second vote as the government had claimed some changes to the

controversial Irish backstop clause offered an improved deal for Britain’s exit from the 28-member European Union on March 29.

“It is a necessary rule to ensure the sensible use of the House’s time and the proper respect for the decisions which it takes,” he said. “If the government was to bring forward a new proposition that is neither the same, nor substantially the same as disposed of by March 10, this would be entirely in order,” he said, adding that the new motion could not be “the same proposition or substantially

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the same proposition”.

The Speaker, who is in charge of selecting the motions and amendments that the Commons votes on, said the second meaningful vote motion on May’s Brexit deal held last week did not fall foul of parliamentary convention because it could be “credibly argued it was a different proposition” to that rejected on January 15 because of changes the government considered to be legally binding.

It is written into law that the UK is due to leave the EU on March 29. The UK government can ask the

EU to delay Brexit but all 27 EU leaders would need to give their permission.

Bercow’s latest ruling comes as a fresh blow to May, who had been hoping she may get third-time lucky if she could win over enough rebellious MPs by warning that Brexit itself was in jeopardy unless she can go back to the EU with a substantial deal in place.

She is set to head to Brussels later on Thursday for a European Council summit where EU leaders will contemplate agreeing to an extension of the March 29 Brexit Day deadline.

2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our Precious and Beloved

Son Late Khrielie Ana Alem (20th of March 2017)

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Born: 24.02.1951 – Died: 04.03.2019 We the bereaved family members, children and wife of Late I. Imtionen Aier (Waromung) would like to thank each and every individuals and neighbours who supported us physically, financially, materially and morally during the illness and sad demise of our beloved husband on 04-03-2019 We also would like to convey our special thanks to: 1. BLK Super Speciality Hospital Delhi, & Eden Medical Centre Doctor’s and Nurses.

2. Esüng Telok Dimapur.

3. Kohima Ao Baptist Church.

4. Dimapur Waromung Senso Telongjem/Fellowship.

5. Waromung Baptist Church.

6. Waromung Baptist Church Women Ministry.

7. Waromung Baptist Church Youth Ministry.

8. Waromung Baptist Church Evangelistic Committee.

9. Waromung Compound Baptist Church 10. Waromungtsür Telongjem Kohima.

11. Medziphema Ao Baptist Church.

12. Waromungtsür Telongjem Chumoükedima.

Your good deeds shall always be treasured in our hearts, and it is our prayer that God will bless everyone abundantly.

Loving wife, children, in laws, grandchildren and family members

Born on 18/08/1958 – Died on 12/03/2019

We the bereaved family of Late S. I Tanget (Yaongyimsen), would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, dignitaries, churches, unions, friends, neighbours, relatives and well-wishers who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through prayers during the prolonged illness and sad demise of our beloved father.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each one of you personally but it is our humble prayer that our Lord Almighty God may bless you all abundantly.

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-Loving Wife, Children and Relatives

We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, relatives, neighbours, well wishers and churches who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually at the sudden demise of Late Hetoka V Chishi (Phulesheto Village) Dimapur on 14/03/2019.

We would like to convey our special gratitude to : 1. Dimapur Sumi Baptist Akukuhou.

2. United North Block, Burma Camp, Sumi Fellowship/ Youth Fellowship, Children Fellowship & Sumi Communiny.

3. East Dimapur S.B.A & Church Staff 4. Shitoi B/A 5. Aqhuba (New) B/A 6. Keltomi B/A 7. Life Reform Ministry, Niu Colony, Burma Camp 8. Phulesheto B/A 9. Auto Drivers Union, Burma Camp 10. Dimapur Auto Rickshaw Owner's Union 11. Akusami 12. Phuleshetomi Tughalomi Dimapur, Zbto and Agto.

Date of Birth : 06/05/1990 13. Shikaho Achumi (Yezami) Date of Death : 14/03/2019 14. Shihavi Sumi, GB United North Block, Burma Camp We regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our humble and sincere prayer that the Almighty God continue to bless you abundantly.

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Loving, Parents, Brothers, Sisters and Relatives.

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Loving Mom, Children & Loved Ones

Born : 03/03/1955 – Died : 08/03/2019 We the bereaved family, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, churches, doctors, nurses, friends and all well wishers for your love, prayer and support during the illness and demise of our beloved mother Lt. Swedeshinu Emelda Zao on 08/03/2019.

We regret our inability to mention and thank everyone individually but pray that Almighty God Bless each and everyone abundantly.

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"The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, Blessed be the name of the Lord" Job 1:21 Not a day has passed by without the thought of you. We miss you deeply in silent tears & prayers.

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Born : 11/9/1965 – Died : 14/03/2019 Words simply cannot suffice to express our sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Mrs. Tonili L Kinimi on 14/03/19.

The family members would like to convey our special thanks to : 1. Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church 11. Love Care Home, Dorogapathar 2. Lumami Kuposhukulu, Dimapur 12. Lumami Baptist Church 3. Akuluto Area Union, Dimapur 13. Sumi Council, Ward-5 Dimapur 4. Burma Camp/Police Colony Prayer Fellowship 14. Bank Colony Council 5. Burma Camp/Police Colony Women Ministry 15. Officers & Staff, NSCB Ltd. NSA Branch 6. Burma Camp/Police Colony Youth Ministry 16. Shri. Kazheto Kinimi MLA & Advisor CAWD, 7. Walford Colony Prayer Fellowship Labor & Skill Development 8. United Colony Prayer Fellowship 17. Shri. Tovihoto Ayemi, MLA & Advisor Power 9. Niu/Vety Colony Prayer Fellowship & Chairman DPDB Dimapur 10. Sematilla Prayer Fellowship We regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally but it is our ardent prayer that our magnanimous Lord bless everyone abundantly.

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Loving Husband, Daughters, Family Members & Relatives

Born : 01.01.1947 – Died on : 15.03.2019

We the bereaved family members of Late Imkongmenla would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the relatives, friends, churches, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us and supported us physically, materially, financially and most importantly in your prayers during her prolonged illness till the time of her demise on 15.03.2019.

We regret our inability to thank and mention each one of you personally but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019

Wekuteü Lashushe crowned 3rd Fund raiser event for ‘Each One, Teach One’ runner-up at Miss India Elite 2019 K

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iss Diva runneru p We k u t e ü L a s h u s h e wa s crowned 3rd runner-up at ‘Rubaru Miss India Elite 2019’ held recently at City Park Resort, New Delhi.

Lashushe is currently pursuing her MBA at Nagaland University (NU) Meriema campus, Kohima.

She will also get a chance to represent India at an international pageant. She was also awarded Miss Glowing Skin at the event. She and her fellow mate Rini Kapfo from Nagaland was accompanied by the Director of GHN Entertainment Sasongdangba Yaden.

While Maitri Monali Pradhan from Odisha was crowned the winner in the

beauty pageant held on March 17. Apurvi Saini and Saniya Juneja got the ‘Face of Beauty India 2019’ and ‘Miss Globe India 2019’, respectively.

Elite Miss India is a platform to seek, recognize, encourage and nurture hidden beauty and talent across the country and help fulfil their aspirations and dreams. The main motto of the pageant is to spread awareness about the killing of unborn girls (female foeticide) an alarming and frightening reality. The winners will travel across India to spread awareness against female foeticide through seminars, camps and campaigns.

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ohima Global Shapers team will be organizing a day-long fundraising event at the Heritage for an initiative ‘Each One Teach One’, on March 21 from 10 a.m. onwards.

The day-long event will feature savoury food stalls set up by popular cafes, exciting carnival games and entertaining music.

Besides these, the event will witness the ‘Street Fitness Competition’ which will feature some of the fittest individuals in Kohima battling it out for top spots in various categories including arm wrestling, push-up, pull-up and short distance running.

This will be followed by a thrilling ‘Street Dance Off ’ featuring the best

dancers in town. There will be a live musical performance in the evening featuring renowned local talents Papersky, Mar Jamir (Polar Lights), Unplugged 3 and artistes from the Music Academy, Kohima.

Gates to the venue will open at 10:00 a.m. street fitness will begin from 12:00 noon while the concert will start from 4:00 p.m. onwards.

With the funds generated through the event, Global Shapers Kohima Hub hopes to restart ‘Each One, Teach One’, an initiative seeded by Kethosilie Sorhie during June 2017.

The ‘Each One, Teach One’ initiative started as a free tuition centre along Kezieke-Secretariat road for children from families for whom the costs

of private tuitions were beyond their means. The centre provided tuitions to around 40 students of private and government schools, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Between the dearth for funds to pay the monthly rental for the garage space and shortage of volunteers to tutor the children, particularly in Mathematics, Hindi and Science subjects, the centre shut down in October 2018 despite continued efforts and hopes for financial assistance and additional volunteers.

All this prompted the Kohima Global Shapers team to come up with the idea to hold the event.

The Kohima Global Shapers hopes to give this initiative a new lease

of life by envisioning a centre not limited to just curricular guidance and tutoring but to empower and transform each student into independent learners prepared to meet academic and personal challenges by providing classes in art, music, creative-writing, photography etc. In the process, the Shapers hopes to not only expand the horizons of the students in terms of their academic proficiency and professional outlook but also to mould them into socially conscious individuals thereby ensuring a better society at large.

As the Global Shapers take on this endeavor, they hope to inspire a coming together regardless of age, tribe, profession or class rising above the conflicts and perspectives, and weave the

ideals behind this project into the very fabric of who we are as individuals and as a society.

The Global Shapers Community is an initiative of the World Economic Forum (WEF) which has enabled 371 hubs in world’s major cities. The Kohima Global Shapers is one such Hub with young individuals – civil servants, entrepreneurs, educators and professionals in a wide array of fields – who are exceptional in their potential, their achievements and their drive to make contributions to the society. The members are all volunteers who over the years have taken on various social initiatives making available their own time and resources towards these initiatives.

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Cultural exchange programme held at NEZCC

‘unity in diversity’ of India considering the different communities that reside in Dimapur.

Speaking as the special guest during the second session, Highway Area Sumi Public Organisation Dimapur chairman Aheto Sumi urged the students to be elements of change by eradicating the barriers of culture, religion, ethnicity and ‘ism’ and to look beyond ethnicity by

respecting each other.

Earlier the program was chaired by ANKSU president, Ghanshyam Jigdung, followed by an invocation prayer by TGBA pastor Atoshe Awomi.

Welcome address was delivered by HASSU president Abovi K Awomi.

Special performances were made by All Nagaland Kachari Students Union (Dimasa), Gorkha Students’ Union Dimapur

(GSUD), Kuki Student Organisation Nagaland and Garo Students Union Nagaland Zone (GSUNZ) during the two sessions.

GSUD general secretary Ajay Thapa and GSUNZ president Cliff D Sangma proposed the vote of thanks during the first and second sessions respectively while MKBCN pastor Robin Mech offered the benediction.

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cultural exchange programme jointly organized by Garo, Kuki, Kachari, Gorkha and Highway Area Sumi Students Union Dimapur was held at NEZCC, Tuesday with Governor of Nagaland and NEZCC, chairman, PB Acharya as the special guest.

In his address during the first session, Acharya encouraged the gathered youth to focus more on entrepreneurship thereby creating jobs for others instead of being job seekers.

He said Northeastern youths were second to none and that they could excel in any field if they focus.

He also lauded the organizers for coming up with such an event which, he said, could be a first of its kind and that it was important for such kind of events since it depicts

Paris among most expensive cities; Chennai among cheapest

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aris, Singapore and Hong Kong are most expensive cities in the world while Delhi, Chennai and Bengaluru are among the cheapest places to live, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2019 Worldwide Cost of Living Survey.

The three top cities are tied at the top spot, CNN quoted the annual survey as saying. It evaluated the cost of over 150 items in 133 cities around the world.

Zurich, Switzerland, was placed at fourth position.

Ja p a n’s O s a k a shared the fifth place with Geneva, also in Switzerland.

Seoul (South Korea) and Copenhagen (Denmark) and New York (US) were jointly placed at the seventh spot.

Los Angeles (US) was named the 10th most expensive city in the world, along with Israel’s Tel Aviv.

The world’s cheapest cities include Caracas (Venezuela), Damascus (Syria), Tashkent (Uzbekistan), Almaty (Kazakhstan), Karachi (Pakistan), Lagos (Nigeria), Buenos Aires (Argentina) as well as the three Indian cities of Bengaluru, Chennai and Delhi.

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FELICITATION T h e Ke n s e C l a n of Tuophema Village takes immense pride to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mrs. H E KA N I JA K H A LU KENSE for being awarded the prestigious N A R I SHAKTI PURUSKAR by the President of India at Rastrapati Bhavan on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2019.

It is a joyous moment for the Clan that her tireless and committed efforts for doing good works have been recognized and awarded her the prestigious Nari Shakti Puraskar which is conferred to exceptional women.

Indeed, it is also a historic occasion, since she is also the lone recipient from amongst the entire North-East.

The Kense Clan of Tuophema Village, while congratulating Mrs. Hekani Jakhalu Kense for bringing laurels to the Clan and Village also wishes her further success in her future endeavours. The Kense Clan fervently pray to Almighty God for guidance and blessings upon her and her family in the days to come too.

KEVILHOUSA KENSE KEVISA KENSE General Secretary President Kense Clan, Tuophema Kense Clan, Tuophema K Y M C

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India loses Davis Cup hosting rights

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It is learned that many sales & purchase of plots are being initiated under Chümoukedima 'A' Village jurisdiction without the consent of Village Authority.

Hence, the Village Council warn that the authority will not be held responsible for such cases.

Athalie Meyase Secretary Chümoukedima 'A' Village Dimapur : Nagaland

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Inauguration of

Pavo Panchayat-Cum-Cultural Hall Viswema

The newly constructed Panchayat building will be inaugurated on the 27th March, 2019 at 10:30 A.M. All the bonafide citizens of Pavo Community are requested to attend this function positively.

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LONGSACHUNG KIKON EKHUNG ETSA KAKO

Longsachung Kikon kvüta hapoe osi oyan chungi vancho sana tsungon 30/03/2019, lo ethelan eli thyutasanta lia.

Hoji tsukona epoe nzyü 15 na omhawoe cho myanta yitale osi ocho na nyia sana wopan na ethelan eli lo ekyo erong npiala.

Meta : Longsachung Kikon Chairman Ki Yuta : 07:30 AM Sd/- Wonchio Kikon General Secretary, LKE WC-112

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Kenedy K Yepthomi Secretary, ESUK

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Eastern Sumi Union, Kohima conveys our heartiest congratulations to Er. Z. Inahoto Sema, S/o N. Zhetovi Sema on being promoted to the post of Executive Engineer, PWD. The union extends its best wishes in his future endeavours.

Dimapur, Mar 19 (NPN): The annual sports meet of Government High School (GHS) Jalukie-B got underway Tuesday at the school premises. The three-day sports meet is being organised in collaboration with Jalukie Assam Rifles and Ahthibung Running Club (ARC).

Ahthibung Running Club provided sports material and resources to the school authorities for smooth conduct of the event. 400 students and 14 teachers and village authorities including women groups attended the inauguration ceremony.

Team captains taking oath during the opening ceremony of SHHSS sports meet.

Dimapur, Mar 19 (NPN): The annual games and sports meet of Sacred Heart Higher Secondary School (SHHSS), Chizami was held from March 13 to 15 at the school ground.

The inaugural session was graced by Rev. Fr. Dr. Sojan Xavier, Principal, St. Andrew School, Thenyizumi as the chief guest.

Speaking at the programme, Rev. Fr. Dr. Sojan emphasised on the impor-

tance of games and sports in student’s life. He also stressed on the importance of games and sports for developing physical and mental stamina.

He advised the students to play games in a fair and a competitive spirit. In games and sports, everybody is a winner as whoever takes part ultimately gains the health benefits of one’s body, said Rev. Fr. Dr. Sojan Xavier. He also encouraged

the students to work hard and persevere in order to become successful.

Earlier, Rev. Fr. Patrick Neikhalo, principal of SHHSS offered the invocation prayer and welcome song was presented by students of class III. Oath to the participating houses was administered by Neipe Puro. Other highlights of the programme were rhythmic drill display, action song etc.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF Lt. VISIEZOKHO KHATSÜ

20-03-2018 “Life is not measured by the years you lived, but by the deeds you do when you are alive”.

Though your stay was short, your deeds will never be forgotten. You are dearly remembered and deeply missed.

Your mom and family members

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Born: 08.03.1934 – Died: 11.03.2019 We the family members of Late Mrs. KAZUNGPENLA would like to express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially during her prolonged illness and sad demise on 11.03.19.

May the good Lord bless you all abundantly.

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OFFICE OF THE DIMAPUR KHAR UNION

OFFICE OF THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF SAINIK SCHOOL PUNGLWA NOTICE

NO. PASSP/2015-19/7 Date : 18th March 2019 This is to notify to all the parents of Sainik School Punglwa, Nagaland that there will be a meeting on 23rd March 2019 (Saturday) from 11:00 A.M onwards at Hotel Japfü, Kohima to discuss matter relating to welfare of the Cadets and election of new office bearers.

Therefore, all the parents requested to attend the meeting without fail.

(NEILO KHAPE) (THOMAS K. RENGMA) President Secretary

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DIMAPUR, MAR 19 (NPN): Dimapur District Veteran Football Association (DDVFA) has elected a new team of office bearers for the tenure 2019-21. The new team is headed by Toshi Jamir as president, Toniho as vice Dimapur, mar 19 president, G. Apan as general secretary, L. Renthungo (NPN): Nagaland defeated Lotha as assistant general secretary, Khoisi as treasurer Meghalaya by 63 runs in along with nine executive members.

Women’s U23 One Day League at Ravenshaw UniACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members of versity Ground in Cuttuck, Odisha. Earlier Nagaland Late Zasevituo Ratsa would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our friends, lost its first match to Bihar relatives, neighbours, churches, unions by 23 runs. and well wishers for sharing our grief and st After winning the toss, comforting us at his sudden demise on 21 of February, 2019.

Nagaland decided to bat We regret our inability to acknowledge and scored 128 losing all each and every individual but your expression of love and concern spiritually, wickets in 42.2 overs. materially and financially, shown Vaincy scored 58 runs, physically, to us is appreciated.

Elina Murru and Sariba It is our earnest prayer that our Almighty God Bless you all abundantly. scored 12 runs each.

Loving wife and family member For Meghalaya, DD K-755 Dutta took 5 wickets while Ntsita yilan Deipi claimed 3 wickets.

Lt. ESHONTHUNG MERRY Ki ji ombo tsokhying okhao Chasing 128, Megha- jina yeni sicho kuma hoji tsoloden jiang na ntsi phyotai zetasi laya players were bowled orang khyatae shilani vacho Nov. 2014 lo ntio tssole oyani out for 65 in 30.5 overs. DD yiathung kvulo unchemo ji tsukona, tona apo ha Ayo oni lup Dutta scored 30 while Ra- ji ezze nnvamo ji tsukona tolia oki ji yesoa thonroa vamo ji yakchia tsokhying tsoleden jiang na Date 08/10/18 lo ntoktae zia Ahmed made 10 runs. yentavu phyochi vantacho kuma Lt. ESHONTHUNG MERRY ki For Nagaland, Sari- enhunga vana evamo MHANSAO MERRY thungi yilan eni shi. ba took 4 wickets while 1. Apo ha Ayo oni lup ji zeyata ntssungrunga vanthokvu tona Sheetal and Merensola 2. Tsoleden jiang na oyani yiathung lum epuk lia nchemvu tsukona claimed 2 and 1 wicket To yilan eni shi zothengathetasi MHANSAO MERRY na ha respectively. emathata shicho Date 05/11/2011 lo kuma Lt. ESHONTHUNG In the next match, Na- MERRY ki yilan shi tsukona jo ochinaha ochia nlan pitao tvu unli. galand will play Sikkim on (Lt. ESHONTHUNG MERRY) March 21. tsoloden

M a d r i d, M a r 1 9 (Agencies): Lionel Messi is the “best player in history”, according to his former Barcelona team-mate Xavi. Messi surpassed Xavi’s total of 476 wins with Barcelona as his hat-trick inspired a 4-1 victory against Real Betis at the weekend.

OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL PHÜSACHODÜ PHEK: NAGALAND

GRATITUDE

Through this column, we the Phüsachodü Village Council would like to express our gratitude to all those who extended their support and helped Mr. LAVORIYI THELUO (footballer) financially, materially, morally and through prayer supports, who was injured in the final match during Inter-District (Dr. T. Ao Trophy) Football Tournament 2019 at Kohima. We are ever grateful and may God bless you richly.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. Nagaland Football Association (NFA) 2. Football Association Phek District (FAPD) 3. Kohima District Football Association 4. Secretary, Director & Officers of Youth Resource & Sports Dept.

5. Faculty and Staff of Asufu Christian Institute, Manipur 6. Jagivan Football Academy, Manipur 7. Kohima Eagles FC 8. Team Mates from FAPD 9. Colo Mero, President FAPD 10. Dr. Chotisüh Sazo, Hon’ble MLA 11. Vekhosa Kotso, Commandant 3rd NAP 12. Mürohü Chotso, Rtrd. Secretary 13. Küdecho Khamo, Chairman EDA 14. Abei Vizo, DSO Phek 15. Wutsütho Nyuthe, DSO Kiphire 16. Dr. Nunu Kuotsu, Oking Hospital 17. Dr. Viketoulie Pienyü, Mental Hospital Kohima 18. Dr. Vikethonyü (Proprietor, Oking Hospital) 19. Neibu Sekhose, Secy. NFA 20. Wethsete Thopi, Asst. Prof., Patkai College 21. Zhoto Tunyi, Asst. Prof., Patkai College 22. Zaveta Kotso, Lecturer, DIET Pfutsero 23. William Koso, Football Coach 24. Phüsachodü Union Kohima 25. Phüsachodü Baptist Church 26. Phüsachodü Youth Society 27. Phüsachodü Wrestling Association 28. Basüh Colony, Phüsachodü (MÜRHECÜYI KOTSO) (VESHUPA CÜRHAH) Secretary, Chairman, Village Council Phüsachodü Village Council Phüsachodü

GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION (1969-2019)

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INVITATION

OFFICE OF THE

URRA VILLAGE COUNCIL INFORMATION

This is to inform to all the individual Group or Society who have purchased land under the jurisdiction of Urra village council are hereby requested to register their land from the village Authority within 15 days from this publication.

(Kelengulie Yaotsu) VCC Urra Village Council Cont. No. +91-8787498571

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SHHSS Chizami sports meet held

(Ruokuozhalie Rutsa) VC Secretary Urra Village Council Cont. No. +91-7005729758

OFFICE OF THE

SUMI COUNCIL MEDZIPHEMA TOWN Pin - 797106, Dimapur : Nagaland

FELICITATION We the Sumi Council of Medziphema Town would like to express our heartiest congratulation to Er. G. Jekuto Sema on being promoted to Executive Engineer, Department of Roads & Bridges, Government of Nagaland.

May the Lord bless him abundantly in his future endeavours.

I. Vihoto Swu Chairman Sumi Council, Medziphema Town, Nagaland

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“So there was a discussion among the International Tennis Federation Federation (ITF), hosts All India Tennis Association (AITA), Asian Tennis Federation (ATF) and a few other stake-holders and it was decided that for the time being, it was prudent to shift the venue.

“It’s not that India is not a secure place but due to the uncertainty caused by the tension between the two neighbours, everyone felt that it’s a fair call to take the tournament somewhere else,” said the source, privy to the developments.

When the ITF was approached for a comment, an official said, “I would like to inform you that the host nation decided to change the official venue to Bangkok. We were contacted by the ATF of (sic) the venue change for the

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kok, Thailand.

The tensions between the two neighbours heightened after the Pulwama terror attack in which more than 40 CRPF personnel were killed. The responsibility of the attack was taken by Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed.

India retaliated with an air strike, targetting a training camp of the outfit on February 26. Pakistan’s air space remains closed till date in the aftermath.

The source said logistics became a big issue for almost all the participating countries.

“Since the air space was locked, the flights had to take a detour, which meant increase in cost and more travel time. For instance, Kazakhstan would have taken three-four extra hours to reach New Delhi in the prevailing situation.

Asia/Oceania final qualifying event.”

When the All India Tennis Association was asked about it, Secretary General Hironmoy Chatterjee claimed that AITA failed to raise funds for the tournament.

“Raising funds for tennis tournaments is very difficult in this country.

We had recently hosted the Davis Cup in Kolkata and now we are short of funds.

The government also does not help so we informed the ITF that we can’t host it,” Chatterjee told PTI. Asked why didn’t AITA factor all this when the events were allotted by the ITF, Chatterjee said, “we were hoping to arrange funds at that time.”

“You have to provide hospitality for these events.

The stay, food, travel, everything has to be arranged for all players and officials.

It’s a lot of money.”

It is lear nt that it would have cost AITA about Rs 50 lakh to host the tournament and a part of the expenses would have been borne by the ITF.

Messi best player in history: Xavi

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New Delhi, Mar 19 (PTI): The closure of Pakistan’s air space in the aftermath of the Balakot air strikes has resulted in India losing the hosting rights of the junior Davis Cup and Fed Cup, a source in the national federation told PTI on Tuesday.

A total of 16 Under16 Davis Cup teams, including Pakistan, were to travel to India for the annual competition, often dubbed as the World Cup of tennis.

The junior Davis Cup was to be held at the DLTA complex from April 8-13 while the Fed cup matches were scheduled from April 15-20.

“Pakistan’s air space was locked down at that time and airports (in India) were also on high alert. No one knew for how long the uncertain situation will prevail. So, a consensus emerged that it’s best to shift the venue and India could host tournaments in future,” a highly-placed source told PTI. Both the competitions will now be held in Bang-

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019

Atoshe Achumi General Secretary Sumi Council, Medziphema Town, Nagaland

The Dimapur Khar Union invites all its members and inlaws in and around Dimapur to the Golden Jubilee celebration of the Union. Your presence will bring success to this momentous event.

Date : March 21, 2019 Time : 11:00 AM. Venue : Dimapur Government College Auditorium, Dimapur.

Mr. Aowati Jamir President

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Nokdang Walling Secretary

DECLARATION The Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) is a regional party in Nagaland; as such, the party’s constitution and functioning is people centric as the real power of the party lies with the people. The people or the electorate has the ultimate power or either strengthen or pull down the party.

However, despite such a well define constitution, the NDPP did not respect the sentiments and listened to the voice of the electorates with regard to the upcoming Bye-election of 26 Aonglenden Assembly Constituency under Mokokchung district.

It is most unfortunate that the NDPP higher authority ignored the tenets and the party’s constitution during the NDPP ticket distribution on March 13, 2019 at Dimapur and handed the NDPP ticket without listening to the popular voice of the people.

Therefore the 26 Aonglenden Assembly Constituency NDPP leaders assert that our moral conscience does not allow us to be in a party where the leaders lead without listening to the voice of the people.

The undersigned leaders have resigned from our different post and responsibilities in the NDPP and strongly pledge our support physically, morally and logistically to Shri.O.Tinu Lkr indenting candidate in the forthcoming Bye-election.

1. Temjentushi, Vice-President 2. Limawati, Vice-President 3. Temjensusang, Vice-President 4. Sutsungkaba, Gen. Secretary (Org) 5. Tinuwati, Secretary 6. Pongenmeren, Secretary 7. Bangernukshi, Secretary 8. Repatoshi, Secretary 9. Nungsangtoba, Secretary 10. Imkonglemba, Secretary 11. Masazenba, Secretary 12. Rongsentoba, V/P 13. Imsu, V/P MKC-126 K Y M C

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Kohli, Rohit, Bumrah in top category of BCCI contracts

Virat Kohli

Rohit Sharma

Jasprit Bumrah

New Delhi, Mar 19 (IANS): National team skipper Virat Kohli, senior batsman Rohit Sharma and fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah have been included in the top most category of the Board of Control for India’s (BCCI) list of central contracts.

These three players in the A+ category receive Rs 7 crore each. Kohli, who became the fastest to reach the milestone of 10,000 One-Day International (ODI) runs last year, reportedly earned an estimated $20 million from brand endorsements.

Rohit Sharma, who recently crossed the 8,000run mark in ODIs, re-

portedly makes around $8.6 million from brand endorsements.

Bumrah, the topranked ODI bowler in the ICC rankings, claimed 78 Test wickets, 22 ODI wickets and 8 T20I wickets in 2018.

Introduced for the first time last year, Kohli, Sharma, Bumrah, Shikhar Dhawan, and Bhuvneshwar Kumar have made it to the ‘A+’ category in 2018.

Kumar and Dhawan have now been demoted from the top bracket to the ‘A’ category.

Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Mahen-

dra Singh Dhoni, Mohammed Shami, Ishant Sharma, Kuldeep Yadav and Rishabh Pant are the other players in the ‘A’ category.

The players in this category are paid Rs 5 crore per year.

The ‘B’ categor y, which is worth Rs 3 crore annualy, includes Lokesh Rahul, Umesh Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal and Hardik Pandya.

Kedar Jadhav, Dinesh Karthik, Ambati Rayudu, Manish Pandey, Hanuma Vihari, Khaleel Ahmed and Wriddhiman Saha are in the ‘C’ category and take home Rs 1 crore each.

AIFF selection trials today

Kohima, Mar 19 (NPN): The All India Football Federation (AIFF) will be conducting trials for Indian national team at IG Stadium, Kohima on March 20 and 21. The selection trials will be conducted for Under-16 to U-17 for boys and U-14 to U-17 for girls. Nagaland Football Association (NFA) has informed that the scouting team from AIFF have arrived in Kohima on Tuesday. The trials will start on Wednesday morning beginning from 8.00 am onwards.

Altogether 40 boys and 16 girls have registered for the trials.

Meanwhile, NFA has informed that registration will be open till 8:00 am before the selection trials begin if the players can provide the documents i.e. birth certificate, aadhar card, indigenous certificate and school photo ID or PCR all in original and photocopies with passport photo.

Korean FAs keen on joint World Cup bid Seoul, Mar 19 (Agencies): The Korea Football Association have expressed interest in a joint bid with DPR Korea Football Association to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.

It is just one of nine submissions FIFA has received, which is a record for a Women’s World Cup. At the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, North and South Korea demonstrated signs of a united front, with athletes from the two nations walking out at the opening ceremony under a shared flag.

They also formed a joint women’s ice hockey team at the Games.

The other countries which have shown interest in hosting the Women’s World Cup in 2023 are Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Japan, New Zealand and South Africa.

All federations to declare an interest in hosting the 2023 tournament have until April 16 2019 to submit their bidding registration to FIFA. FIFA say it will “implement a fair and transparent process” which will see world football’s governing body’s “concrete commitment to sustainability and human rights” upheld.

Hazard puts Real talk on hold

Eden Hazard

L o nd o n, M a r 1 9 (Agencies): Eden Hazard says he wants to help Chelsea win the Europa League before considering a move to Real Madrid.

Zinedine Zidane promised “changes” this summer after returning to Real Madrid this month, refuelling reports the Span-

ish giants will attempt to sign Hazard, who has previously admitted a move to the Bernabeu is his “dream”.

Chelsea have reportedly already rejected a first official bid from Real for Hazard this week.

“I’m not working on that right now,” Hazard

told VTM News from Belgium’s training camp on Tuesday, when asked about a move to Real Madrid.

“I want to shine with Chelsea for a few months and try to win the Europa League. This week I think about the Red Devils [Belgium] and then back to Chelsea. Then we’ll see.”

Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri has said he is “not worried” about the possibility of Hazard leaving, saying he only wants players “who want to play for Chelsea”.

Hazard, 28, will enter the final year of his current contract at Chelsea next season The midfielder says the next two months are “very important” for the club “We can win the Europa League - we must win the Europa League, or finish in the top four to play in the Champions League next year,” he said.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019

IPL group stage schedule released New Delhi, Mar 19 (IANS): The schedule of the group stages of the 12th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is out with all eight teams playing seven home matches at their respective home venues.

The schedule is balanced in terms of afternoon matches/weekend matches and travel. The board has factored the 2019 Lok Sabha elections dates/ phases in the respective states and cities and clearance thereof.

Defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will take on Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in Chennai in the IPL opener, which will begin on March 23.

The schedule of this year’s edition has been released in parts by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in view of the upcoming Lok Sabha polls that would be a staggered process in seven phases stretched across April and May. Earlier, the BCCI announced the schedule of the first 17 matches that will be played during the two-week period from

Chennai Super Kings head coach Stephen Fleming and Michael Hussey with player Suresh Raina during a practice session ahead of Indian Premier League T20-2019 cricket tournament at MAC stadium, in Chennai on Monday. (PTI)

March 23 to April 5 across the eight home venues of the respective franchises.

All teams are playing a minimum of four matches

with the newly-christened Delhi Capitals (DC) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) playing five matches in that phase.

Every team was assigned a minimum of two home and two away matches with DC given three home matches.

IPL FULL SCHEDULE March 23: 8:00 pm - Chennai Super Kings vs Royal Challengers Bangalore Match 24: 4 pm - Kolkata Knight Riders vs Sunrisers Hyderabad 8 pm - Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals Match 25: 8:00 pm - Rajasthan Royals vs Kings XI Punjab March 26: 8:00 pm - Delhi Capitals vs Chennai Super Kings March 27: 8:00 pm - Kolkata Knight Riders vs Kings XI Punjab March 28: 8:00 pm - RCB vs Mumbai Indians March 29: 8:00 pm - Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Rajasthan Royals March 30: 4 p.m. - Kings XI Punjab vs Mumbai Indians 8 p.m - Delhi Capitals vs Kolkata Knight Riders March 31: 4 p.m. - Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Royal Challengers Bangalore 8 p.m. - Chennai Super Kings vs Rajasthan Royals April 1: 8:00 pm - Kings XI Punjab vs Delhi Capitals April 2: 8:00 pm - Rajasthan Royals vs RCB April 3: 8:00 pm - Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings April 4: 8:00 pm - Delhi Capitals vs Sunrisers Hyderabad April 5: 8:00 pm - RCB vs Kolkata Knight Riders April 6: 4 p.m- Chennai Super Kings vs Kings XI Punjab 8 p.m- Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians April 7: 4 p.m. - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Delhi Capitals 8 p.m. - Rajasthan Royals vs Kolkata Knight Riders April 8: 8:00 pm - Kings XI Punjab vs Sunrisers Hyderabad April 9: 8:00 pm - CSK vs Kolkata Knight Riders April 10: 8:00 pm - Mumbai Indians vs Kings XI Punjab April 11: 8:00 pm - Rajasthan Royals vs Chennai Super Kings April 12: 8:00 pm - Kolkata Knight Riders vs Delhi Capitals April 13: 4 p.m- Mumbai Indians vs Rajasthan Royals 8 p.m- Kings XI Punjab vs Royal Challengers Bangalore

April 14: 4 p.m- Kolkata Knight Riders vs Chennai Super Kings 8 p.m- Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Delhi Capitals April 15: 8:00 pm - Mumbai Indians vs RCB April 16: 8:00 pm - Kings XI Punjab vs Rajasthan Royals April 17: 8:00 pm - Sunrisers Hyderabad vs CSK April 18: 8:00 pm - Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians April 19: 8:00 pm - Kolkata Knight Riders vs RCB April 20: 4 p.m- Rajasthan Royals vs Mumbai Indians 8 p.m- Delhi Capitals vs Kings XI Punjab April 21: 4 p.m- Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Kolkata Knight Riders 8 p.m- RCB vs Chennai Super Kings bengaluru April 22: 8:00 pm - Rajasthan Royals vs Delhi Capitals April 23: 8:00 pm - CSK vs Sunrisers Hyderabad April 24: 8:00 pm - RCB vs Kings XI Punjab April 25: 8:00 pm - Kolkata Knight Riders vs Rajasthan Royals April 26: 8:00 pm - Chennai Super Kings vs Mumbai Indians April 27: 8:00 pm - Rajasthan Royals vs Sunrisers Hyderabad April 28: 4 p.m- Delhi Capitals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore 8 p.m- Kolkata Knight Riders vs Mumbai Indians April 29: 8:00 pm - Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Kings XI Punjab April 30: 8:00 pm - RCB vs Rajasthan Royals May 1: 8:00 pm - Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals May 2: 8:00 pm - Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad May 3: 8:00 pm - Kings XI Punjab vs Kolkata Knight Riders May 4: 4 p.m- Delhi Capitals vs Rajasthan Royals 8 p.m- RCB vs Sunrisers Hyderabad May 5: 4 p.m- Kings XI Punjab vs Chennai Super Kings 8 p.m- Mumbai Indians vs Kolkata Knight Riders

Japan’s Olympic chief to step down

Japanese Olympic Committee President Tsunekazu Takeda speaks to the media in Tokyo, Japan on Tuesday.

Tokyo, Mar 19 (IANS): The president of the Japanese Olympic Committee said he will step down, two months after French authorities said they were investigating whether he sanctioned bribes to help Tokyo win the 2020 Olympic Games.

Tsunekazu Takeda, who has been JOC president since 2001, reiterated on Tuesday that he had done nothing wrong, following a meeting of the Committee at which he said he wouldn’t seek re-election when his current term ends in June, according to a Dow Jones Newswires report made available to Efe News.

“I will endeavour to prove my innocence,” he told reporters. “I feel sorry for all the fuss.”

Takeda, 71, said he would also step down as a member of the International Olympic Committee.

The French investigation into Tokyo’s Olympic bid centers on two payments totaling $2.1 million paid to a Singapore-based company called Black Tidings before IOC members voted in 2013 for Tokyo to host the 2020 Games.

Investigators are looking into whether money was routed to African IOC members to secure their votes, with the approval of Takeda. Takeda, the JOC’s longest-serving President and a second cousin of Japanese Emperor Akihito, has said the JOC paid Black Tidings appropriately for consulting services and no bribery had taken place.

A Japanese investigation into the payments in 2016 found no illegality.

A report issued by two lawyers and an accountant who conducted the investigation said the Tokyo bidding committee felt that it risked losing the vote to Madrid and sought assistance from Black Tidings, which provided help to Beijing in a prior successful Olympic bid.

The report said the bidding committee didn’t know the head of Black Tidings, Tan Tong Han, had a close personal relationship with Papa Massata Diack, the son of a former IOC official from Senegal, and a focus of the French investigation.

The French probe is part of a multiyear investigation into corruption in athletics that was widened in 2016 to include the selection process for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and the 2020 Games. Brazilian and French prosecutors have alleged Diack was paid $2 million by a Brazilian government contractor to secure his father’s vote for the 2016 Games.

Tokyo will host the Olympics for a second time next year, from July 24 to August 9. Japan previously hosted the Games in 1964.

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