March 2, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 85

DIMAPUR, thursday, march 2, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Delhi HC rejects Kejriwal’s plea seeking Jaitley’s financial records

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Trump softens stand on immigration

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sports, Page 11

international, Page 9

India test-fires indigenous AAD

Advanced Area Defence Endo-Atmospheric Interceptor Missile.

DRDO has conducted this exercise for the second time in less than a month. An official said, “Today’s test launch was conducted in order to validate various parameters of the interceptor in flight mode.” In today’s trial in Balasore (Odisha), the interceptor missile was fired at a target in the form of a Prithvi missile (which played the role of a hostile missile) launched from the Integrated Test Range at Chandipur, which was launched at 10.10 in the morning. According to officials, who provided an insight into the dramatic launch, after about four minutes the interceptor, Advanced Air Defence (AAD) missile, which was stationed at Abdul Kalam Island in the Bay of Bengal, received signals from radars about the incoming rogue missile. The interceptor was launched and managed to destroy the incoming hostile missile in mid-air. DRDO claimed a huge success and said, “The mission was excellent and it was a direct hit.” DRDO explained that the interceptor missile is 7.5-meter long, single stage

solid rocket propelled guided missile, that carries a navigation system, a hi-tech computer and an electromechanical activator. It also has its own mobile launcher, secure data link for interception, independent tracking and homing capabilities aside from radars. ISRO had on February 15 successfully placed a world record 104 satellites into space that included 101 foreign satellites and three Indian ones on in a single launch on the sturdy and reliable PSLV-XL ((Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle) rocket to cement the country’s position as a space tech global leader. Thereafter, except for 2 Indian nano satellites, all the rest 102 satellites have been reported as fully functioning in their desired orbits. India had gone past Russia’s 37 in terms of the number of satellites launched by a single rocket achieved in 2014 that it had managed by using a modified inter-continental ballistic missile. In June 2016, India had achieved a national record after sending as many as 20 satellites into space in one launch.

Hard work more powerful NPCC slams Zeliang for than Harvard: PM Modi playing communal card MAHARAJGANJ (UP), MAR 1 (PTI): Mocking economists, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said “hard work is more powerful than Harvard” as the latest GDP data shows demonetisation did not affect growth rate, rather the figures improved. “On the one hand are those (critics of note ban) who talk of what people at Harvard say and on the other hand is a poor man’s son who through his hard work is trying to improve the economy,” he said at an election meeting here. “In fact, hard work is much more powerful than Harvard” he said without elaborating. His remark came against the backdrop of Professor of Economics and Philosophy at Harvard University and Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen terming demonetisation as a “despotic action that has struck at the root of economy based on trust”. The government had yesterday pegged GDP growth at a higher-thanexpected 7.1% for 2016-17 despite the cash blues, which was higher than China’s 6.8% for Oct-Dec period of 2016, making India retain

Narendra Modi (File)

the tag of the world’s fastest growing economy. Coming back to electoral politics in Uttar Pradesh, Modi said the electorate has already ensured BJP’s victory in the first five phases and now they would give surplus votes as “gift and bonus” in the remaining two rounds. “I request the voters of the state to give the rest of the two phases as bonus to the party. This is similar to the chillies and coriander leaves, which the vegetable seller gives to the buyer as bonus,” he said. Earlier, Modi spoke on the possibility of a hung assembly in UP, saying SP and BSP were waiting for such an opportunity for bargaining, prompting chief minister Akhilesh to comment that after dreaming of 300 plus seats, Modi was now talking about fractured verdict.

DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) through its media cell has hit out at statements made by “recently deposed chief minister T.R. Zeliang and Education minister Yitachu” over the option of using central forces and T.R. Zeliang alleging he was a victim because he belonged to a minority tribe (Zeliang) and claiming the high command of NPF is the people. NPCC said the option to use central forces exposed “their hollow mindset” that had no respect for the voices and sentiments of the people. NPCC pointed out that the entire ULB election was a fiasco resulting in loss of lives and damage to property that could have been averted had the NPF leaders “tactfully handled the simmering situation.” On T.R. Zeliang claiming he was a victim only because he belonged to a minority tribe, NPCC said it by claiming so, he (Zeliang) has only brought disrepute on himself. In the first instance, how did T.R. Zeliang become chief minister? asked

BA L A S O R E , M A R 1 (AGENCIES): India on Wednesday successfully test-fired indigenously developed supersonic interceptor missile, Defence officials have revealed. According to reports, the launch of the Interceptor Missile was carried out by Defence Research and

Development Organisation (DRDO) from Abdul Kalam Island off Odisha coast today. The anti-missile missile is capable of destroying any incoming enemy ballistic missile at low altitude. In its attempt to create a multi-layer missile defence system in India, the

Gov fetes Paiwang, IT&C deptt team

NRMSATA accuses state ANHTU ultimatum NSCBDS demands National govt. of diverting funds on DoSE extended tag for Ruzazho village in Phek

DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): On Nagaland being awarded as the top performing State from amongst the Northeastern States in the field of IT and e-Governance sector by Computer Society of India (CSI)-Nihilent, Nagaland governor, PB Acharya congratulated minister for transport, civil aviation and IT&C, Paiwang Konyak, and the entire team of Information Technology and Communication department for “this remarkable achievement under Paiwang’s leadership.” According to an official bulletin, the governor has expressed happiness that the award recognized the efforts of Nagaland in making outstanding progress in the field of IT & e-Governance sector. Describing the achievement as an important milestone, Acharya said “This is also a testimony that Nagaland is second to none. We need to have special focus on IT and e-governance sector so that more job opportunities can be created and Nagaland can become IT hub of North East India’.” Further, the governor suggested that the state should make use of all kinds of advanced/latest technology to impart skill training to youth in order to cope up with the fast changing scenario in the world.

This is it!

“They’re all irregular. They say the department is in deficit so there’s no use coming to office.” K Y M C

DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): Alleging diversion of fund (sanctioned by MHRD) by State government was the reason behind irregular/ delay in payment of salary to Rashtriya Madhyamik Siksha Abhijan (RMSA) teachers, the Nagaland RMSA Teachers Association (NRMSATA) has asked State government to retract the funding process from the finance department. In this regard, NRMSATA president Renbemo L Patton and general secretary Kezhothito Keyho sought chief minister intervention and necessary action. NRMSATA stand was that in the initial stage when CSS programme SSA, RMSA etc. were introduced in the State, teachers were paid their salary on time and if delayed only for one to two months, as the fund sanctioned by MHRD was directly account-

ed to the responsible sections/departments. However, payment got delayed after State government diverted the fund to finance and planning department where fund for CSS employees were kept in Government Civil Deposit to maintain minimum balance in the state exchequer. N R M S ATA a l s o slammed the “lackadaisical attitude” of the state government in not following the guidelines and procedure lay down by the MHRD that led to frequent delay in release of salary. According to NRMSATA, in order to avail the next instalment, the responsible department has to prepare utilization certificate (UC) and submit it to MHRD, to prove that the sanctioned amount has been utilized. RMSA central body also asked State government to give its due 10% share on time.

DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): All Nagaland Hindi Teachers’ Union (ANHTU) has resolved to extend the ultimatum served on the department of school education (DoSE) till March 7, to release nine months pending salaries. This was resolved at an emergency meeting of ANHTU office bearers with CSS Hindi teachers district representative on February 28, 2017. In a joint press release, ANHTU president, Rometo Sema, and CSS Hindi teachers convenor, Ilika Aye, cautioned that failure to fulfil its demand within the stipulated time would compel the union to launch phase-wise agitation by 1379 CSS Hindi teachers. The union said it had on January 24, 2017 served ultimatum on the director, DoSE to release CSS Hindi teachers nine months pending salaries on or before February 10, 2017, but the department failed to fulfil its demand till date. Meanwhile, all the district CSS Hindi teacher representatives have been requested to prepare for agitation.

DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Memorial Development Society (NSCBDS) Nagaland on Wednesday demanded recognition of Ruzazho village in Phek district as “National Heritage Village”. NSCBDS team led by chairman Er. Vekho Swuro took up the matter with Governor P.B. Acharya, when they met him at Raj Bhavan, Kohima on Wednesday, PRO said in a statement. They also sought Acharya’s intervention on their demand. In reply, Governor asserted that proper befitting memorial should be held for Naga people and also Subhash Chandra Bose, who fought under INA in Nagaland. He also viewed that Ruzhazho village should be declared as a Heritage Village by the Central government since Subhash Chandra Bose came to this village during freedom struggle. Acharya further said that those Nagas who fought under Indian National Army should also be declared as freedom fighters and receive financial benefit.

‘Above normal’ temperature this summer: IMD NEW DELHI, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): Earlier in January, the World Meteorological Organisation revealed that 2016 was the Earth’s warmest since record-keeping began in the 1880s. According to NOAA and NASA scientists, 2016 set a global heat record for the third year in a row, but seems that’s not enough as more hot weather is expected in the coming days, especially in India. In its summer forecast for the season (March to May), the India Meteorological Department has predicted ‘above normal’ temperature across the country - at least up to June - even as January was recorded as the eighth warmest in 116 years. The IMD said that several states are likely to witness heatwave conditions and that the northwest region of the country would be the worst affected with

A lady seen walking in the scorching heat. (EPS File photo)

temperatures of more than one degree Celsius above normal. In the rest of the country, temperatures are likely to be a degree Celsius above normal. “Above normal temperatures up to one degree Celsius are likely to prevail over all meteorological subdivisions of the country, except the northwest India where temperatures are like-

ly to be more than 1 degree Celsius above normal,” the IMD said. Above normal conditions are likely over “core heatwave zone”. This includes Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, C h h a t t i s g a r h , B i h a r, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha and Telangana.

The core heatwave region also includes Marathwada, Central Maharashtra and Vidarbha regions of Maharashtra and coastal state of Andhra Pradesh. While 2016 has been termed as the hottest year since 1901, Phalodi in Rajasthan recorded 51 degrees Celsius - the highest ever recorded in the country. Last year, more than 1,600 people died due to extreme climate conditions. Of them, 700 died due to heatwave conditions. This included over 400 deaths in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. “The country averaged monthly mean temperature during January 2017 was also significantly above normal with anomalies of 0.67 degree Celsius, which is the warmest ever since 1901,” the IMD said. This January has been recorded as the eighth warmest since 1901.

In this regard, Nagaland Governor told NSCBDS members that he will approach union minister Prakash Javadekar and brief him on the urgent necessity to recognise Naga freedom fighters under INA and to felicitate those fighters who are still alive, and the children whose parents died fighting for India’s freedom. Governor also acknowledged the role played 97-year old Poswuyi Swuro, as a Dobashi to administer Ruzhazho during Netaji’s visit. Further, Acharya informed the team members that five years ago, the Centre had released some funds to Tsiesezou village where Netaji last came, and therefore, he would ensure that the fund was utilize for the right purpose. Er. Vekho asserted that Netaji promised empowerment, employment and development as rights to the villagers after achieving sovereignty from the British. He was accompanied by secretary, Dupoyi Nyekha and advisor NSCBDS Phek, Kuvehu Soho.

NSCN (K) cadre killed in Arunachal NEW DELHI, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): Assam Rifles troopers gunned down a NSCN (K) cadre during a counter-terror operation in upper Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh. According to reports, the cadre of the NSCN (K) was identified as Wahang Sumyen, as self styled corporal. The cadre was first intercepted by Assam Rifles patrolling party which led to an exchange of fire in which the rebel was killed but two of his accomplices managed to escape. A powerful IED was also recovered from the slain cadre along with a pistol, ammunition and other belongings. Meanwhile, Army said it has been regularly conducting large scale operations to flush out militants from the region who are engaged in extortion activities.

NPCC. Instead T.R. Zeliang ought to be grateful to legislators for giving him the opportunity to head the government and therefore, his speech at Tamenglong revealed his pettiness and negative attitude unbecoming of the position he hold, said NPCC. NPCC said playing the minority card was a desperate attempt to polarize people on communal lines and cautioned T.R. Zeliang that he should know that playing with fire could also burn his hands instead of others. NPCC also said T.R. Zeliang repeated talks that he sacrificed the chair of the CM was hollow since he was forced out of the chair after all legislators abandoned him. Instead of leaving gracefully, NPCC said T.R.Zeliang has only shown his “hunger for power and position” by accepting the unconstitutional post of Advisor with cabinet status to continue in power. However by doing so, T.R.Zeliang had demeaned the office of the chief minister he occupied for 32 months said NPCC.

Banks to levy Rs. 150 after four cash transactions NEW DELHI, Mar 1 (PTI): Banks including HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank on Wednesday began charging a minimum amount of Rs 150 per transaction for cash deposits and withdrawals beyond four free transactions in a month. The charges would apply to savings as well as salary accounts effective from Wednesday, leading private sector player HDFC Bank said in a circular. The bank would also cap the third party cash transactions at Rs 25,000 per day, while cash handling charges would be withdrawn effective today, the circular added. The move was seen in some quarters as aimed at discouraging cash transactions and furthering the digital payment drive. (Full story on p-8)

Peren town residents lift road blockade DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): Following an assurance by the responsible contractor to take up the abandoned road construction work, the residents of Mdipuiram and Beilikui wards, Peren town have decided to lift the indefinite road blocked they had imposed on February 27, 2017. This was decided at a joint meeting held in the conference hall of ADC office, Peren on March 1, 2017, which was chaired by ADC Peren, S. Taniu and attended by the representatives of Mdipuiram and Beilikui, EE Urban Development, SDO, UD and contractor. At the meeting, EE Peren told the members about the practical difficulties faced by the department. He said the work order amounting to Rs. 6 crore stands till September 2017.

EE also said that the work was a central project, which has a share of contribution of 90% from the centre and 10% from the state. He pointed out that first installment has been released but due to state government’s inability to contribute its share the second installment has not been released. The contractor spoke about the delay in blacktopping the said road from Police point to Police reserve. He, however, assured the representatives that he would start the work, whether the amount was sanctioned or not. He further assured to take up the work without delay within March 15, 2017. After thorough deliberations, the meeting decided to clear the road blockade based on contractor’s assurance. K Y M C

state

Catholic churches celebrate ‘Ash Wednesday’

Bishop applying ash to the faithful catholic worshipers. DIMAPUR: Cathedral Church, Kohima celebrated “Ash Wednesday” Holy mass with the imposition of ashes presided over by

vicar general of the diocese of Kohima, Rev. Fr. Carolus Neisalhou. In his homily Rev. Fr Carolus spoke of the three

traditional pillars of Lenten observance namely, prayer, fasting and almsgiving. He said, the Church focuses on these three aspects to

help us grow inwardly and to transform the external profession of faith and action into living relationship with God. Just like some tablets that are bitter in taste but good for our body so also Lent is a time for us to change our lives and grow in holiness, he added. In the evening a second service was held at Cathedral Church presided over by Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, bishop of Kohima. During the homily he stressed the perennial teaching of the Church that God was a loving and merciful Father who invite and waits for His children to return to Him. It may be mentioned that, celebration of “Ash Wednesday” marks the beginning of the season of Lent, a season in which Christians prepare spiritually for the great mysteries of Christian faith – the

passion, death and resurrection of Jesus. SFXCC: St Francis Xavier’s Catholic Church Kidima (SFXCC) under diocese of Kohima also observed Ash Wednesday with parish priest, Revered Father Thomas Muttathil as main celebrant on March 1 at church premises. During the observation, Revered Father Thomas Muttathil said the church had invited the faithful to repent from their sin and forgiveness from God for preparation of Easter celebration and to inherit eternal life. Parish priest called upon the faithful not to go away from God by committing sin. He urged the people to lead good life and acquire peace and attain salvation. Anointing holy ash to faithful, Holy Mass celebration and enchanting Lenten hymn were the highlights for the day of the liturgy.

KVK, SAC meeting held in Kohima NSCN (R) Chang region warns DIMAPUR: The NSCN/ GPRN (R) Chang region has warned that some individuals and renegades were collecting/seeking donation/taxation in the name of NSCN (R ) in Tuensang town, thereby tarnishing the image of the government.

NSCN/GPRN (R ) Chang region chairman, N. Chuba Chang has warned that such individuals should not repeat such acts, failing which stern action would be initiated by the concerned authority and no mercy would be shown.

Innerwheel Club adopts GMS Zeliangrong village

Participants of the KVK SAC meeting at KVK conference hall. DIMAPUR: Scientific A dv i s o r y c o m m i t t e e (SAC) meeting for the year 2016-2017 of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Kohima was held on February 28 at KVK conference hall, Tseminyu. At the meeting annual progress report for the

year 2016-17 was presented by SMS (Agronomy) Imtisenla, while annual action plan 2017-18 was presented by SMS (Horticulture) Khekali Sema, where she also highlighted about the activities to be conducted during the coming year.

The meeting was attended by HoDs under Tseminyu subdivision as well as representative from Farmers Club. Earlier the programme was chaired by head KVK Kohima and senior scientist Dr. V. Akashe Zhimomi.

TVTC graduation cum parents meet

DIMAPUR: A graduation-cum-parents meet was organized by Trgu Vocational Training Centre (TVTC) Dimapur on February 24. At the programme, TVTC proprietor Tainla Jamir spoke on the need to realize and built the inherent potential in each of them to be a good professional. Jamir appreciated the TGRU Centre co-staff on giving such quality training to the youths. She also spoke on the present scenario of employment and urged the trainees to take the training seriously and to stand on their own feet. TVTC coordinator/

instructor Akhrienuo Kire congratulated the successful candidates and spoke about the courses offered in the domain of cutting & tailoring, fashion designing of industrial sewing machine operator, hobby course, food processing to poorer women specially widows, drop-outs students, housewives, and unemployed youth, providing basic skills to empower them to earn their livelihood through self employment. Parents of trainee shared some concerns such as the need for career guidance for the young based on their skill and interest.

DIMAPUR: Innerwheel Club has adopted Govt Middle School (GMS), Zeliangrong village and has converted it into Happy School under the Teach Mission. The club provided for running water in school toilets, renovated and painted the school building, completed roofing at places, set up a library for students, sports equipments and shoes-socks for children. The school was inaugurated on February 25 by district chairman under the president-ship of Dr. Khushboo Agarwal and club literacy chairman Asha Sharma. It may be mentioned that, Innerwheel Club of Dimapur has been working on literacy and adopting government schools under its wings.

Handicraft day observed at Chozuba DIMAPUR: Chozubami Woman Society (CWS) observed handicraft day on January 23 at Chozuba to revive the rich tradition and culture of its society. A press note by CWS president, Nuzolu Rhakho stated that womenfolk from the village came together in full traditional attires to sing, practice, teach and learn the art of weaving. Experts and skilled weavers demonstrated to

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news in brief UBCANEI meeting: A joint meeting of all the executive board members, women executive members and women leaders of United Baptist Churches Association North East India (UBCANEI) would be held on March 4 at 9 a.m in the UBC Balijan. All the concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. LMRSU union assembly: Lotha Middle Range Students’ Union (LMRSU) would hold its first union assembly for the tenure 2017-18 on March 6 at 11 a.m in LSU office Wokha. LMRSU speaker, Steve Yanthan has informed all affiliated units under LMRSU to attend the meeting positively. DSSU executive meeting: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) has convened an executive meeting on March 2 at 1p.m at the residence of its banker Er. Ghokuto Assumi, Duncan Basti. All the office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting positively. WHKAA convenes: Western Huker Kiuru Arih Ako (WHKAA) has convened a meeting on March 4 at the residence of its union treasurer in Loyir village at 10 am. All the office bearers, executive and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting positively. DPDB Tsg monthly meet: District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) Tuensang monthly meeting would be held on March 6, at 11 a.m. in the conference hall of deputy commissioner (DC) Tuensang. All DPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting. Longleng DPDB meeting: Deputy

Commissioner, Longleng has informed that the monthly DPDB meeting for Longleng district for the month of March would be held on March 6 at 11 a.m at DC’s conference hall. All the members have been informed to attend the meeting. NSLSA informs: Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) has informed that its office has been relocated to the basement of the Kohima District Court Building near deputy commissioner office complex, Kohima. It would also conduct district wise Para Legal Volunteers Orientation training covering all the 11 districts. It also informed that they would be mobilizing Master Trainers (TOT) and Legal Aid Counsels to undertake the orientation training programme along with the respective secretaries of DLSA in the month of March. NU registrar notifies: Nagaland University (NU), registrar T. Lanusosang has notified that online registration is currently open for Class-1 in Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) Lumami NU, with last date on March 10 till 4 p.m. Those unable to access the internet may fill the registration form available in the administration section, NU Lumami. Online registration for Class-II-V would open from April 5-18 and that admission would be as per the priorities/rules prescribed by the KVS under IHL Sector.The links for online registration are: www.darpan.kvs. gov.in and www.admission.kvs.gov.in. Lost and found: A voter I.D card belonging to Isap, son of Achung was found near Midland area. Rightful owner may contact 9774402230.

NPF in Manipur heading for doom: Therie DIMAPUR: Reacting against the NPF campaign in Manipur, the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) said that there was no point in electing members to be in the opposition both in the state and at Delhi. NPCC president, K. Therie was confident that the current state elections in five states would be a trendsetter to the 2019 parliamentary election. He also said that Rahul Gandhi was the “best bet for Northeast”, as he would “without fear or prejudice solve the political problem as his ancestors” had

young girls the art of processing cotton into yarns, weaving and dyeing. Dyeing fabrics in five colors extracted from plants and stems passed down from forefathers was demonstrated. Traditional dyeing produces red, yellow, black, blue and green colours. The handicraft day was filled with joy, singing traditional songs and merry making.

solved most of the NE problems. NPCC stated that NPF was not only wasting time and money in Manipur as 15 candidates of NPF “know that they have no future” and can never form the government alone in Manipur. People are also aware that the BJP has denied alliance with NPF in Manipur while NPF was senselessly talking against the Congress, added Therie. Terming that NPF politics has “strangled the economy of Manipur”, Therie said that “we must open opportunities for people to par-

ticipate and get benefits” as youth exodus is “our major concern.” Therie also said that progressive development was a matter of service to the people and peace and progress were always the objective of good politicians. He also pointed out that “star ving people through economic blockade” does not go well with humankind. Since we are Christians, Therie said that “we are expected to do what is morally right to all manners of people in the spirit of our religion.”

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Induction training programme held in Mon, Wokha

(L-R): (2nd from left) W. Honje Konyak and Er. N. Moa Longkumer along with SDO and EAC pose for lens along with the TOT and trainees. Resource persons and participants of DOPT sponsored induction training at Wokha. Correspondent

MON, FEB 28 (NPN): Inaugural function of DOPT sponsored induction training programme for newly recruited group –‘B’ & ‘C’ state government employees of Mon district was held at district executive hall, DC office, Mon on February, on the theme “Excellence through Learning”. Speaking at the programme, deputy director (Training) & Nodal Officer for ITP, Er. N.Moa Longkumer informed that the training was a 12-day module, during which the trainees would be taught K

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on soft skills like emotional intelligence, managements, communications and field trip, during which the trainees would be taken to villages so as to get first hand experience about the life of the villagers, as they would be serving the villagers ultimately, and office procedures. Speaking as the guest of honor, DC of Mon, W.Honje Konyak, stated that trainees were the lucky few to be recruited in the government job to carry forward the policy and program of the government in the district. He urged the trainees

to be sincere, attentive, open and frank during the course of the training, as they would be taught on every aspects unlike the past years. The program was organized by Administrative Training Institute Nagaland, Kohima, in collaboration with the district administration Mon. It may be mentioned that such training program for newly recruited government employees of Mon district was conducted for the first time in the district. WOKHA: The inaugural function of DOPT for Wokha district began on

February 28 at DC’s conference hall, Wokha. According to DIPR report, training programme was organised by Administrative Training Institute, Nagaland, Kohima in collaboration of Wokha district administration. Addressing the trainees, guest of honour, SDO (C) Asalie Lese urged the participants to be attentive and try to gain maximum benefit out of the training for speedy deliverance of service to the public. Dr. Alum, ATI, Kohima gave a brief introduction to the programme. Resource persons and mas-

ter trainers for the training included Thungdemo, Asalie, Libemo, Johny, Imliakum, Zhavituoii and Thungchanbemo. Topics to be deliberated include personal effectiveness, organisational values, e-governance & ICT, managing conflicts, time management, leadership & team building, citizen centric behavior, machinery of government, file management, noting and drafting skills, record management, fundamental rules and pension rules. The inaugural function was chaired by EAC, Wokha Imliakum.

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WEATHER FORECAST March 2

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Hazy sun

32 16

Aizawl

Plenty of sun

Guwahati Hazy sun Imphal

Sunny and pleasant

Itanagar A little rain in the morning Shillong

Hazy sun

Mostly sunny and delightful Dimapur Mostly sunny and pleasant Kohima Mkg

27 12 29 14 27 9 22 13 22 9 25 11 29 16

Mostly sunny and comfortable 23 10

Tuensang Sunshine and cooler Wokha

Rural housing scheme prog launched in Kma

Mostly sunny and cooler

Zunheboto Mostly sunny

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Minister RD & REPA, C.L. John launching the implementation of PMAY-G at RD Conference Hall on March 1. D I M A P U R : Implementation of Pradhan Mantri Awaas YojanaGramin (PMAY-G), a rural housing programme in the state was launched b y m i n i s t e r o f Ru r a l Development & REPA, C. L. John at RD conference hall on Wednesday. Addressing the launching programme, C.L. John maintained that rural development had always been the priority, both for the government of India and the state government to alleviate poverty in the rural areas and improve the living standard of the rural people. Housing being a basic human want and necessity, special focus and attention has been given by launching a dedicated scheme specifically for providing houses in rural areas by successive governments, he added.

Stating that in the case of implementation of PMAY-G, it was the community through VDBs that would have to identify and select the beneficiaries as per SECC 2011 data, he expressed optimism that the VDBs would continue to play pro-active roles and ensure that deserving beneficiaries were not left out. He also reminded that state gover nment has also come out with a 2030 Vision Document by incorporating all spheres of development, whereby he urged the officers to make full use of the various programmes implemented by the department so that the r ural people were developed at par with urban dwellers. Delivering the key note address, secretary RD, Kelei Zeliang mentioned that Pradhan Mantri Awas

Yojana (PMAY-G) was formally launched at the national level by prime minister of India on November 20, 2016 and in continuation of this launch, the state of Nagaland has formally launching PMAY-G at the state level to give wide publicity of the scheme. Zeliang also pointed out some key features of PMAY-G, progress of the state, reporting procedures and also presented a brief history on rural housing programme in India. The programme was chaired by director, RD, Metsubo Jamir while vote of thanks was delivered by joint director, RD, Imnukshila Jamir. The launching programme was followed by training for PMAY-G on the usage of AwaasSoft, AwaasApp and progress review of IAY.

DIMAPUR: An exposure visit cum training on “Production technology & processing of Aloe Vera” was organized by Central Institute of Horticulture (CIH), DAC &FW, Ministry of Ag riculture, Govt. of India, Medziphema, Nagaland for the farmers of Sikkim at Manesh Agro Engineering & Technology, Kotpuli, Jaipur, Rajasthan from January 12 to 15. Exposure trip was organized as a part of capacity building to enhance skills for income generation so as to improve livelihood through horticulture sector which has a high scope. Re s o u r c e p e r s o n , Kailash Choudhary delivered on the concept of organic farming and i m p r ove d p r o d u c t i o n technology of Aloe Vera. F u r t h e r, c o s t benefit ratio, and hands on demonstration on preparation of soap making, juice were carried out by Mahesh. Various value added products from Aloe vera, Bael and Amla were shown. Field visit on cultivation of Aloe Vera was also done which was followed with a visit to Jaipur city. Altogether, 19 farmers along with 2 CIH officials attended the training programme. The programme concluded with certificates distribution to all the participants.

MITE celebrates foundationcum-cultural day in Kohima

B.Ed 2015-17 and 2016-18 celebrating foundation cum cultural day. DIMAPUR: Modern I n s t i t u t e o f Te a c h e r Education (MITE), Kohima celebrated its 6th foundation -cum-cultural day on March 1, organized by the Cultural Club and assisted by the other clubs of MITE at the college auditorium. The function wa s g r a c e d b y d e a n , Modern College, Kohima, Kaikho Losii as the guest of honour. Speaking on the significance of the day, managing director, MITE, Pelee Hekha narrated the journey of the institute since the foundation on March 1, 2012 till date. He stressed

on the need to bring quality education as envisioned by the founder of the institute, late Dr S. Hekha Mao. The first session was chaired by Vigholi K.Sumi, studentteacher and the welcome address was delivered by Temjenliba. G u e s t o f h o n o u r, Kaikho Losii delivered the speech where he mentioned that every studentteacher should be proud of the institute as the institute was one of the best in Nagaland producing excellent result consistently. The second session began with a speech on “our culture our identity”

Waiting shed inaugurated at Apoji village Biannual TOLIC meet held at ARTC & S

DFO Tuensang along with others at the inaugural. DIMAPUR: A waiting shed at Apoji village under Sitap range was inaugurated by divisional forest officer, Tuensang Dr. Sentitula under FDA 2015-16 on February 28. Chief guest Dr.Sentitula in her speech, stated, “the real and true

development begins the moment one realizes the need for change.” She said that pro-activeness and co-operation by the villagers lay the path for development. Calling and challenging the villagers for active participation and initiatives Dr. Sentitula

said blessing always came with responsibility and as Christians everyone has been called to be faithful stewards. Village Council, chairman Buchang highlighted that their village was established in 2005 and accordingly got the

government recognition in the year 2012. He also mentioned that till date no government department had ever visited and no development activity been ever carried out in their village. The chair man expressed heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the forest department for bringing continual blessing to the villagers. A C F, R a j e s h , encouraged the villagers to work in coordination to protect the forest and wildlife. Ranger Ailong, also mentioned the forwardness of the villagers by devoting their time and energy and selflessly working for the community. Earlier invocation was said by pastor Mandok, VDB secretary, A. Hamlang delivered the welcome address.

DIMAPUR: First biannual meeting of Dimapur Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held on Febr uar y 27, at ARTC & S, Dimapur under the chairmanship of ARTC & S Commandant Brig Gurjap Singh. Brig Gurjap Singh stressed on importance of progressive use of Hindi and exhorted all members to implement the policies issued by the government of India regarding publicity and implementation of the official language policy. Naib Subedar, Deshraj, applauded the efforts of the members of TOLIC Dimapur for wide publicity of the official language. The meeting was attended by 35 members of central government offices situated in Dimapur. We l c o m e a d d r e s s

was delivered by TOLIC secretary, LT Col Praveen Pallath and conducted by Naib Subedar (Hindi Translator) Deshraj of ARTC & S. Representatives from TOLIC member offices presented inputs on official language in respective offices. Under TOLIC Shield Scheme 2015-2016, the first three member offices were adjudged as first, second and third in order of implementation of official Language Policy. Office of the DIG, group centre, CRPF, Khatkhati. Headquarters, 1 Tactical Air Centre, Indian Air Force and 32 Assam Rifles were bagged first, second and third shield respectively. No 1 Main Group Assam

Rif les, Headquar ters 6 Sector Assam Rifles, No 1 Workshop Assam Rifles, H e a d q u a r t e r s, C h i e f Engineer, Sevak Project, Dimapur and Central Bank of India, Dimapur were also given commendation certificates.

by assistant professor, R. Mangam Konyak, where she briefed that ever y account of our culture defines our identity. The celebration continued with dramas on “child labour”, “corruption” and special item presented by MITEANS ROCK. Modern attire show was also showcased. James Basnet and the Band, a renowned International gospel band presented some of their hit songs and testimonial enchanting the audience. The programme concluded with a note of appreciation from Zubeni Nguille.

HASSU meet

Dimapur: Highway Area Sumi Students Union (HASSU) has convened an important meeting on March 4 at 1:30 p.m in banker’s residence. All office bearers and fact finding committee members have been requested to attend the meeting.

PHED, Horticulture deptts bid adieu to outgoing officers

(L-R): Er. J. Walter Longchar, addl. chief engineer delivering his outgoing speech. (NP) Outgoing director, Horticulture, Pawan Kumar speaking at his farewell function at the directorate of Horticulture Kohima on March 1. (DIPR) Correspondent KOHIMA, MAR 1 (NPN): Department of PHE held a farewell function in honour of the outgoing additional chief engineer, Er. J. Walter Longchar on February 28 at PHED Directorate Office, Kohima. In an emotional speech, Er. Longchar expressed his gratefulness to God for giving him such an opportunity to serve the people through the department for many years and also thanked the officers and staff for the support and friendship that he received during the course of his career. He stated that during the past few years the department had made K

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much progress on all fronts, especially in the area of personal management which was known to all. He wished that this high standard of perfor mance would be continued forward. Commissioner & secretary of PHED in his speech lauded the high l eve l o f c o m m i t m e n t and service rendered by the outgoing officer and that Er. Longchar after the retirement from govt. service would continue to scale higher in the service for the people. Chief engineer, Er. Kevisekho Kruse, spoke on behalf of the department and said that Er. Longchar had served the department

with distinction for nearly 32 years. He said the way he had discharged his duty with integrity, speed and the manner in which he administered personal management were particularly laudable. Er. Yhusinlo Tep, the in-coming addl. chief engineer and Er. Khetoi, executive engineer and president of Association of PHE Engineers also spoke at the function. The prog ram was attended by senior officers and staff of the department . Er. Longchar joined the department as SDO in 1985 and retired as addl. chief engineer on attaining superannuation of age.

HORTICULTURE: In a similar prog ramme, department of Horticulture organized farewell for outgoing director, Pawan Kumar on March 1 at conference hall of the directorate. In his farewell speech, Pawan Kumar thanked God for blessing him and letting him complete 35 years of service in good health. He also thanked his junior officers and staff of the department for the cooperation rendered to him during his term of service. H e f u r t h e r u r ge d the employees to remain sincere, honest, transparent and hardworking in

whatever they do in order to achieve real success. Others who spoke in the programme included parliamentary secretary of Horticulture, Kejong Chang, secretary, Horticulture, Alan Gonmei, incoming director, Arun Mech, directorate officers, district horticulture officers and subordinates and other well wishers. The programme was chaired by deputy director Hor ticulture, N. Amos Ao. Welcome speech and vote of thanks were delivered by deputy director, Qhutovi Wotsa and district horticulture officer, Dimapur, Jerry Patton. K

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Students ransack BJP, Cong office in Imphal

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IMPHAL, Mar 1(NPN): Student activists on Wednesday stormed the head offices of Congress and BJP in Imphal and ransacked the BJP office as demand for early justice to fake encounter victims intensified on Wednesday. The student activists, under the aegis of Kangleipak Students’ Association (KSA), were launching a series of protest demanding urgent action to deliver justice in all the fake encounters and extra-judicial killings in the state. T h e va n d a l i s m o f the students at BJP office was after they had stormed the Congress Bhavan in the heart of Imphal city Wednesday afternoon. Window panes, doors, gate and CCTV camera at the main gate of the office and furniture of the head office including that of party president’s chamber were damaged. Police team later arrived and prevented the activists from causing more damages to the office of the saffron party located oppo-

site the Imphal Raj Bhavan. However, no casualty was reported in the incident. The vandalism came at a time when BJP national leaders including its president Amit Shah were camping in Imphal and hectically engaging in election rallies of the party. Earlier, the protesting students stormed the Congress Bhavan in Imphal’s BT Road along with a group of women vendors who also staged a sit-in protest at Khwairamband Keithel on the same issue. However, timely intervention by the police dispersed the protestors before entering the premise of the office of the ruling party. KSA has been launching a series of protest on the streets in Imphal in the last few days demanding early justice in all the fake encounters in the state which a PIL case is pending with the Supreme Court. Since the late ’70s, according to the Extra Judicial Execution Victim Families Association (EEVFAM), the petitioner of the case in the Supreme Court, there has

been 1,528 fake encounters in Manipur. Human rights activists blame AFSPA for the killings, alleging that the law gives blanket protection to the Army and the Manipuri commandos to kill with impunity. Besides, the CBI has re-opened the most sensitive fake encounter in which a former PLA member and a pregnant woman was killed at crowded Khwairamband Keithel in the heart of Imphal in the broad daylight on July 23, 2009. KSA president who led the protest today said that the protest was staged so that political parties and candidates in the fray in the ensuing general elections to the state Assembly aware of the suffering of the common people under the Armed Forces (Special) Powers Act, 1958 which is still in force in the state except the area covers by the Imphal Municipality area and committed them that there will be no more such fake encounter in the state. “Repeal of AFSPA is also our demand,” he added.

northeast Meghalaya to merge plan, nonplan expenditure Correspondent

S hillo ng, M a r 1 (NPN): The Meghalaya government has decided to do away with the distinction between Plan and Non-Plan expenditures in its budget for the fiscal 2017-18, Chief Minister Mukul Sangma said on Wednesday. “The Cabinet which met on Tuesday evening has approved the proposal for merger of Plan and Non Plan expenditure in the state budget,” Sangma, who also holds the Finance portfolio, told journalists. The budget session of the Meghalaya Assembly is slated to be held from March 3. It may be mentioned that the Union budget had merged the Plan and NonPlan expenditures as well as general and railway budget. Under Plan expenditure, the government incurred expenses for various developmental projects, whereas the Non-Plan expenditure was allocated for salaries, office expenses, subsidies, loans and interest. Sangma said that allocation of funds to various departments would be based on this exercise.

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Hovercraft on Brahmaputra for counter-terrorist ops

NEW DELHI, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): Seeking to strengthen troops’ ability to conduct counter-terrorist operations along the Brahmaputra in the Northeast, the Indian Army is planning to deploy hovercraft on the river to carry out strikes in marshy areas and shallow waters. The initiative is being taken by the army’s eastern command in Assam, where terrorist groups such as National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) have been getting active and have traditionally had their camps in marshy lands and high grass areas along the river. “We are in the process of deploying hovercraft on the Brahmaputra as part of Inland Water Transport (IWT) units, which were on the verge of disbandment, and will now be provided with new equipments and assets to strengthen them,” an army officer told MAIL TODAY. The army’s IWT units have been in existence since the British era and were used extensively in operations in Burma and Bangladesh during WW2. Sources said the Brahmaputra passes through the heart of Assam and other

Northeastern states and in the past, terrorists from various outfits such as ULFA and NDFB used islands on the river as bases. “The hovercraft can also be used for area domination and prevent terrorists from setting up base in areas around the river,” an official said. The hovercraft, also known as air cushion vehicles, can swiftly chase terrorists out of their hideouts that operate under the cover of high grass found abundantly along the river, sources said. Of the 14,500km of navigable waterways in India, a major chunk of navigable stretches is along the Brahmaputra, GangaHooghly and Barak rivers in the eastern part of the country. These are manned by the army command based out of Fort Williams. With the hovercraft, the eastern command is also looking to help out soldiers who have to reach their deployment areas quickly. “IWT units ferried more than one lakh soldiers in that area,” an official said. The availability of such vessels will also help forces carry out disaster relief operations in the Northeast where floods and landslides are common.

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‘Pul’s widow did not meet Ansari’

New Delhi, Mar 1 (IANS): The Vice President’s Secretariat on Wednesday denied media reports that Dangwimsai Pul, wife of late Arunachal Chief Minister Kalikho Pul, had met Vice President Hamid Ansari. The Vice President’s Secretariat, in a statement here, clarified that Dangwimsai Pul has not met Ansari, as reported in some print and online media. “Our attention has been drawn to a news item appearing in some print and online media regarding Dangwimsai Pul having met Vice President of India. The factual position in this regard is that Pul has handed over a petition to a senior official of the Vice President’s Secretariat on February 28,” the statement said. According to media reports, Dangwimsai Pul met Vice President Hamid Ansari on Tuesday, regarding seeking registration the Election Commission of of an FIR and investigation into allegations of corrupIndia (ECI) to enforce total tion against Chief Justice of India Justice J.S. Khehar dry days on poll and count- and sitting Supreme Court judge Dipak Misra. ing days. For ensuring total dray days, Manipur government needs the cooperations from its neighbouring states FELICITATION like Nagaland, Assam and Mizoram. Assam governSumi Baptist Pastor's Union (SBPU) has congratulated ment had already informed and honors three eminent church leaders. about the matter, the source Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi, Executive Secretary WSBAK said. was awarded' Lifetime achievement award, for his tireless

Tripura party protests ‘Dry days’ during election in Mnp; govt seeks cooperation opposing citizenship Bill New Delhi, Mar 1 (IANS): A tribal-based party in Tripura on Wednesday launched a three-day protest here against the Central government’s citizenship Bill and demanding a separate state in Tripura. Members of the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), a leading non-Left opposition party, launched the demonstration at Jantar Mantar in the heart of the capital. Around 350 IPFT members and supporters began the sit-in. It will continue until Friday evening, IPFT president Narendra Chandra Debbarma told IANS in Agartala. Debbarma, who could not attend the agitation due to poor health, said an IPFT delegation was likely to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Rajanath

RS MP from Mnp, Haji Abdul Salam passes away IMPHAL, MAR 1 (PTI): Congress leader and Rajya Sabha member Haji Abdul Salam passed away in Imphal last night following a brief illness, family members said. He was 69. Haji Abdul Salam is the first Manipuri Muslim to be a member of RS from Manipur. He has been repressenting the state in the upper house since 2014, a Congress official said. Born at Heibong Makhong in Thoubal district, Haji Abdul Salam is survived by his wife, son and 5 daughters. He was elected to the 3rd, 6th and 8th Manipur Legislative Assembly from Wabagai assembly constituency.

Sanskrit Mandatory up to Class 8 in Assam

GUWAHATI, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): In a historic step, Assam government has decided to appoint a computer teacher in all high schools and also announced that Sanskrit has been made mandatory to class eight standard in Assam. Besides, this Assam government also has decided to appoint a teacher in all high schools to monitor cleanliness. Parliamentary Affairs minister Chandra Mohan Patowary said, “Teachers will be appointed in high schools under Swachh Bharat Mission and will be responsible in maintaining cleanliness.”

Singh. The IPFT, along with two other tribal based parties - The Indigenous Nationalist Party of Tripura (INPT) and the National Conference of Tripura (NCT) - has formed the All Tripura Indigenous Regional Parties Forum (ATIRPF) to oppose the citizenship Bill introduced by the Modi government. The ATIRPF observed a 12-hour shutdown in the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) areas on February 8. The Bill seeks to enable Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians, who fled to India from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh without valid travel documents or with documents that have expired in recent years, to acquire Indian citizenship through the process of naturalisation.

IMPHAL, Mar 1(NPN): Manipur government has sought the cooperation of neighbouring states including Nagaland towards enforcing “dry day” on poll days in the state. In connection with the ensuing 11th State Legislative Assembly election to

be held on March 4 and 8, state excise department has announced that voting and counting day of the election will be dry days in the state. State chief secretary O Nabakishore in one of his letter wrote to his counterpart, Nagaland chief secretary, requested to pass information if there were information regarding transportation of li-

NPF YOUTH WING 18 AC CHOZUBA

We, the NPF Youth Wing, Chozuba 18 AC, extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Chotisuh Sazo, on being appointed as the cabinet Minister of PHE Department. The Youth Wing also wishes to acknowledge the Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu for inducting Shri Chotisuh Sazo as Cabinet Minister The Youth Wing wishes and prays that our almighty God continue to bless and guide the chief Minister and his colleagues in their future Endeavour. VEKHOTSOYI NYEKHA PRESIDENT NPF YOUTH WING 18 AC. CHOZUBA K-0553

NAGALAND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT KOHIMA

No:AS/ESTT/4/2014/Pt./1204 Dated Kohima the 28 Feb, 2017 Applications are invited from intending candidates for filling up the following posts under the establishment of Nagaland Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Kohima. 80% of the vacancies are reserved for the candidates belonging to (1) Any Naga Tribe (2) Kuki (3) Kachari (4) Garo (5) Mikir and 6. Rongmei provided such persons are indigenous inhabitant of the state of Nagaland. Candidates should furnish certificates from the Deputy Commissioner/Addl. Deputy Commissioner in whose jurisdiction he/she resides to the effect that he/she is a permanent resident of the state of Nagaland. Backward reservation will be maintained as prescribed. 1. Name of Posts :(i) Assistant Legal Officer (Class-II Gazette) - 1 Post (ii) Assistant Transport Officer (Class-II Gazette) - 1 Post (iii) Legal Assistant (Class-III Non-Gazette) - 1 Post (iv) Sound Assistant (Class-III Non-Gazette) - 1 Post Pay Scales of the Posts mentioned above are as under :(i) Assistant Legal Officer - PB-2 Rs. 9300-34800/- & GP = Rs. 4600/- p.m. Plus all other allowances as are admissible from time to time. (ii) Assistant Transport Officer - PB-2 Rs. 9300-34800/- & GP = Rs. 4600/- p.m. Plus all other allowances as are admissible from time to time. (iii) Legal Assistant - PB-2 Rs. 9300-34800/- & GP = Rs. 4200/- p.m. Plus all other allowances as are admissible from time to time. (iv) Sound Assistant - PB-I Rs. 5200-20200/- & GP = Rs. 2600/- p.m. Plus all other allowances as are admissible from time to time. 2. Age :- Age should not be less than 21 years and not more than 35 years as on 1.1.2017. Upper age limit is relax able from 5 years for serving candidates who had put in continuous service of not less than 3 (three) years under the Government of Nagaland. 3. Qualification :(a) For the Post of Assistant Legal Officer - Law Graduate with three (3) years' experience as a registered Advocate. (b) For the post of Assistant Transport Officer - Mechanical Degree holder from a recognized University. (c) For the Post of Legal Assistant - Law Graduate with two (2) years' experience as a registered Advocate. (d) For the post of Sound Assistant -Graduate with Diploma in Computer Science and Sound Engineering. 4. That last date of receipt of application will be on or before 15.03.2017. After which no application will be entertained and received. Application form can be obtained from the Assembly Secretariat on payment of Rs. 100/- only by cash being fee for form and examination/ interview. Fees once deposited will not be refundable under any circumstances. 5. The application so submitted by the persons who do not possess the prescribed qualification and unsigned by the applicant will be summarily rejected. 6. Canvassing directly or indirectly will disqualify a candidate. 7. Applications should be addressed to the Commissioner & Secretary, Nagaland Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Kohima by designation and not by name. 8. Candidates already in Government Service should apply through proper channel with 'No objection certificate' from their respective Head of Department. 9. The eligible candidates will have to appear for interview at their own expenses as and when called for. 10. The candidates will be required to bring their original documents on the date of examination/ interview. 11. The venue, date and time of the interview will be intimated to each individual so selected in due course of time. 12. The candidates are advised to submit their applications in the Establishment Branch Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Kohima. (N. Benjamin Newmai) Commissioner & Secretary DC-366 th

quor into Manipur from the state. The Nagaland chief secretary has been requested to instruct its (Nagaland) excise department to pass the information to its counterpart excise department in Manipur, an official source said Wednesday. In the letter, it was further informed that Manipur government has a strict instruction from

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CHIZAMI RANGE PUBLIC ORGANIZATION H.Q. CHIZAMI : PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND

The Chizami Range Public Organization will be celebrating Tsukhenye Festival cum Cultural Program on 22nd April 2017 at Chizami Village on the theme “Progress through Unity” will K.G. Kenye, Hon’ble MP Rajya Sabha as Guest Speaker. The Following person has been assign work for the upcoming festival. 1. Committee on Local Arrangements : Hosting Village 2. Organizing Committee: i. Convener : Mr. Khrotelo Elah ii. Secretary : Mr. Muzokha Wezah iii. Members : Mr. Khelo Lasuh, Mr. Bojüwe T.Mero, Mr. Kekhwe Wezah, Ms. Seno Tsuhah 3. Finance Committee : i. Convener : Mr. Veyeilo Doulo ii. Secretary : Mr. Khrozo Letro iii. Members : Neiku Tsido, Mr. Mese Wezah, Mr. Neisatou Puro, Mr. Lhiwepelo Mero, Mr. Meselhinyi Lasuh, Mr. Kevi Nuh

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Mekhalo Lohe Welhipe Chiero Gen. Secretary President Chizami Range Public Organization Chizami Range Public Organization

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FOWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Thangkhosei Hengna Kuki has filed by Tingjanem relation-wife R/o Phaipijang Village, Dimapur to draw his :1. Account No - 10433125707. 2. Pension PPO No - PEN/COM-0361/NL/V/6105. Who expired on 27/01/2017. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 3rd April 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 1st Day of March 2017.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KOHIMA : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE

NO. REV/TRANS-1/2017/ Dated Kohima, the 28th Feb' 2017 Whereas, the following persons have applied for Transfer/bifurcation of land patta Sl. No Name Patta No. Location 1. Dikpal Rai 4610 Chandmari to Roshan Rai 2. N. Tekatushi Ao 6387 New Minister Hill to Puryatet Jamir 3. Vipralhou Kesiezie 7763 Bayavü Hill to Mezhüpu-o Kelio 4. L. Kholie 6717 Chiepfu Chiepfe to Loli 5. Kechole Angami 2555 Chandmari to Thepfurüya 6. Dacho Zehol 6507 Upper Chandmari to Samuel Zehol Therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. After expiry of the stipulated time, no claims/objections will be entertained by this office. Rajesh Soundararajan, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Kohima DC-355

service towards the Western Sumi Churches in particular and Nagas in general. Rev. Luhoi Jakha was awarded' Legendry Award' for his pioneering works in Western Sumi region. Rev. Dr. Kavito Zhimo, Principal Trinity Theological College for being elected as the new President of Senate of Serampore College. May the Almighty God bless them in all their future endeavours. PASTOR, KHETOSHE AYE President Sumi Baptist Pastor Union DP-1817

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO NO:JUD.21/2016-17/98 Dt. 31-01-2017 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Shri/Smti Kahoni Kiba of Atoizu Town District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship certificate declaring that His/ Her/Wife/Husband Late N.Vikiye Sema has expired on 13-12-2016. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same. TRIDIBESH ROY, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland K-0543

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FOWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late I. Noklo has filed by Mrs. Carolyn Jamir relationwife R/o H/NO. 123, Rio Colony, Sewak, Dimapur N/C to draw his :1. Family Pension. 2. Other Service benefits. Who expired on 17/11/2016. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 3rd April 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 1st Day of March 2017. (G. H. Ramlia) Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-1838

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Z. Vikheho Zhimo Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Tokheli relation wife R/o. Chekiye Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 7.1.17. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire my appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 24/3/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 23 day of 2/17. DP-1822

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Arvind Kejriwal While Kejriwal’s pleas were dismissed, Aam Aadmi Party spokesperson Raghav Chadha fared better as his application for framing of an additional issue, that statements made by him in public fora against a public figure are privileged from defamatory action, was allowed by the court. It, however, did not frame the additional issue whether the plaintiff (Jaitley) has to prove that alleged defamatory statements were made out of malice, after senior advocates Rajiv Nayar and Pratibha M Singh, appearing for the BJP leader, objected to it. The court also allowed his plea for filing original annual reports and statements of accounts of DDCA for the period from 2000-01 to 2012-13. While denying Kejriwal’s plea, the court said it is “nothing but a fishing or roving enquiry” and that “it is for defendant 1 (Kejriwal) to adduce evidence from accounts from where money has allegedly flown to the plaintiff (Jaitley), instead of wanting a negative

information.” The AAP supremo in his application had contended that he had sought the financial records of Jaitley and his family members from 1999-2000 to 2014-15 “to disprove” the BJP leader’s allegations against him and five other party leaders named in the defamation case. Jaitley, in December last year, had appeared before the high court to record his evidence in connection with the defamation case. In his second application, Kejriwal had sought removal of those portions of Jaitley’s statement given in his evidence, which were not stated in his suit. Kejriwal’s lawyer argued in court today that if it was not possible to remove the portions, then the trial in the case should be held separately for him. The judge disagreed with the contention, saying “there cannot be a mini-trial at this stage” and added that if the court started adjudicating such applications at the stage of recording of

Jats announce non-cooperation; to protest in Delhi Chandigarh, March 1 (IANS): Unhappy with the authorities over their demands and grievances, Jat protestors on Wednesday announced non-cooperation after the Holi festival (March 13) and taking their stir to Delhi from Thursday. All India Jat Aarakshan Sangharsh Samiti leader Yashpal Malik said the Jats -- who resumed their agitation on January 29 -- will take their protest to New Delhi from March 2. Under their non-cooperation plan, members of the Jat community have been asked to stop paying electricity and water dues and stop supply of milk and other essentials like vegetables to the national capital. Meanwhile, the Haryana assembly discussed the ongoing Jat agitation. Indian National Lok Dal leader Abhay Singh Chautala, who moved an adjournment motion during the Budget session, said the Congress and the BJP were trying to play politics on reservation in government jobs and educational institutions to the Jats of Haryana. Chautala said the state’s BJP government had failed to implement the community’s demands even after agreeing to them last year. Apart from reservation, the Jats are demanding jobs to the next of kin of those killed in violence in the agitation last year, compensation to those injured, withdrawal of cases against them and action against officers who ordered action against the Jats. Violence during the Jat agitation in February 2016 left 30 people dead and over 200 injured. Government and private property worth hundreds of crores of rupees was damaged.

evidence, it would defer the trial. During arguments on Chadha’s plea for seeking framing of an additional issue of whether his alleged defamatory statements were privileged, the court was of the view that “there is no such privilege”. “It is a dangerous proposition you are making. It means a spokesperson stands on a different footing,” the court said. It was also of the view that issue of privilege would be covered by the issues already framed in July last year. If issues were framed on every plea, then “instead of guiding trial, it will only serve the purpose of delaying trial”. Senior advocate Sanders Sethi, who also appeared for Jaitley, contended that “no one can defame someone on the touchstone of freedom of speech”. The high court had on July 12 last year framed issues against Kejriwal and others in the matter, notwithstanding their claim that they had not made any defamatory statement against him in the DDCA case. Some of the issues framed by the court include whether Jaitley was entitled to any damage for the alleged defamatory statements made by AAP leaders and what should be the amount. Whether the statements which are in public domain are actionable or not, was also one of the issues. Apart from the civil suit, Kejriwal and the five AAP leaders are facing a criminal defamation case proceedings.

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Gorakhpur, March 1 (IANS): AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi on Wednesday claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav were hand in glove with each other against the Muslims. Addressing an election rally in Masasi in Pathardeva in favour of his party candidate, he termed Akhilesh Yadav “an anti-Muslim leader”. Referring to a statement of former Samajwadi Party President Mulayam Singh Yadav in which he had publicly said that his son and Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav was antiMuslim, Owaisi said that “people have to decide

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the central government of interfering in the Muslim Personal Law and other laws, she said: “As a result of the central government’s discrimination against minority community, these people are afraid about their lives, assets and religion.” The four-time Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister also attacked the BJP for exploiting the minorities in the name of “cow protection, Love Jihad, patriotism and culture”. “In the name of terrorism, Muslims and other people from minority community are seen with suspicion. In this situation, it is very difficult to implement Sachar Committee report in the presence of BJP-led government,” she added.

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NEW DELHI, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s plea seeking details of bank accounts, tax returns and other financial records of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Jaitley has filed a defamation case against Kejriwal. The high court said that Kejriwal’s plea, which also sought the bank statements of Jaitley’s family members and companies in which he or they had over 10 per cent shareholding, was a “fishing or roving enquiry” and did not have any merit. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw also dismissed Kejriwal’s plea seeking removal of certain portions of Jaitley’s evidence claiming they were not there in the pleadings and replication of the BJP leader. Advocate Anupam Srivastava, appearing for Kejriwal, said they intended to appeal against the order. Jaitley had filed the defamation suit in 2015 seeking Rs 10 crore damages from Kejriwal, Raghav Chadha, Kumar Vishwas, Ashutosh, Sanjay Singh and Deepak Bajpai. The AAP leaders had allegedly attacked Jaitley and his family members in various fora, including social media, over alleged irregularities and financial bungling in the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA). Jaitley was the president of DDCA for about 13 years till 2013. He has already denied all the allegations.

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Vol. XXVII NO. 85 Dimapur, thursday, March 2, 2017

High command models

hat NPF leaders, especially chief ministers both past and present, have been suggesting is that the party (NPF) does not have a high command like other parties, notably the Congress. The NPF leaders claim that their ‘high command’ is the people whose voice directs the party. The reference to the high command was used to hit out at the Congress especially during the reign of the UPA when there were issues about the state Congress over corruption and etc. The NPF leaders want to make people believe that they are its high command. The high command culture has been the epitome of the Congress party and without which, nothing moves. In practical reality, the Congress high command is the sanctum sanctorum of a coterie considered to be very close to the party boss and also the hive of top sycophants who, in the name and on behalf, of the top boss, determine the course of politics. As it is, the Congress high command is supposed to be located at No.10 Janpath. Those who want to approach the Congress high command know, that ultimately only Rahul and Sonia matter and nobody else. While trying to get appointments, the coterie of Congress sycophants decide who can and who cannot meet their chief. In this regard, the approach to the Congress high command (motherson duo) is well established. The BJP also has it high command a.k.a. BJP central and comprises of the party president Amit Shah and several other high ranking RSS functionaries. The BJP central headquarters is located at 11, Ashoka Road. Unlike the Congress high command, the BJP high command has another higher command- the PM with Amit Shah and Rajnath. If the issue is beyond party politics then it is dealt with by the PM and his close aides such as the NSA and other officials. It used to be joked that the highest command of the BJP is located in Nagpur. Now that the NPF has been insisting that it has no high command; perhaps the truth lies somewhere. For instance, over the past two years, the NPF government rather than the party, appears to have applied the policy of ‘equidistance’ to a closer level with regard to the BJP. On political decisions such as trust vote or election of DAN leader the BJP central has played its role and which were evident in 2015 and recently with regard to leadership issue within the NPF. Thus, while in theory the NPF claims it does not have nor believe in high command, yet in practice, its leaders rush to Delhi for consultations. Coming to the voice of the people as being their high command, NPF leaders have hardly given any notice during the over two decades. Did the party hear and respond to the voices of the people crying for development, salaries, roads, electricity, power, jobs through normal routes and not backdoor, rooting out corrupt elements whose nefarious activities have deprived people of their due etc?. Even as recently when the entire state groaned under the mass unrest, precipitated by the government’s mishandling of ULB election issue and the demand of the public for moral responsibility; the NPF-led government went to Delhi for SoS. Well having a high command is neither a sin nor a virtue and so making much of it does not make any party better or worse.

DailyDevotion The Piercing Question Do you love Me? —John 21:17 Peter’s response to this piercing question is considerably different from the bold defiance he exhibited only a few days before when he declared, “Even if I have to die with You, I will not deny You!” (Matthew 26:35; also see Matthew 26:33-34). Our natural individuality, or our natural self, boldly speaks out and declares its feelings. But the true love within our inner spiritual self can be discovered only by experiencing the hurt of this question of Jesus Christ. Peter loved Jesus in the way any natural man loves a good person. Yet that is nothing but emotional love. It may reach deeply into our natural self, but it never penetrates to the spirit of a person. True love never simply declares itself. Jesus said, “Whoever confesses Me before men [that is, confesses his love by everything he does, not merely by his words], him the Son of Man also will confess before the angels of God” (Luke 12:8). Unless we are experiencing the hurt of facing every deception about ourselves, we have hindered the work of the Word of God in our lives. The Word of God inflicts hurt on us more than sin ever could, because sin dulls our senses. But this question of the Lord intensifies our sensitivities to the point that this hurt produced by Jesus is the most exquisite pain conceivable. It hurts not only on the natural level, but also on the deeper spiritual level. “For the Word of God is living and powerful…, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit…”— to the point that no deception can remain (Hebrews 4:12). When the Lord asks us this question, it is impossible to think and respond properly, because when the Lord speaks directly to us, the pain is too intense. It causes such a tremendous hurt that any part of our life which may be out of line with His will can feel the pain. There is never any mistaking the pain of the Lord’s Word by His children, but the moment that pain is felt is the very moment at which God reveals His truth to us.

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There are dark shadows on the earth, but its lights are stronger in the contrast. ~ Charles Dickens

HE good news from the India-Pakistan boundary is that it is calm. Defence Minister Manohar Parikkar has said in an interview that “the temperature has come down on the border.” This could mean that India and Pakistan seem to be settling down to a relationship which was expected 70 years ago when partition took place. If this is the case, both countries should cut down on the defence expenditure. We have not introduced the real cut which, at present, is only marginal. Unfortunately, the defence minister’s statement of “India much better armed than before” indicates how much we are still spending on the defence. Pakistan, too, has not made any significant reduction in its defence expenditure. This reminds me of cold war era when America made the Soviet Union to spend most of its resources on the defence. The result was that there was very little left for schools, hospitals and people’s councils. This led to the disinte-

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gration of the Soviet Union and the country got divided into several parts. For example, Ukraine became independent. The Soviet President Vladimir Putin has said many a time that Ukraine is part of Russia. But the independence movement belies his statement. Most of the Russian troops are posted on that front. The effect on Pakistan has been the dilution of whatever democracy exists there. Now the new Army chief is superior to the elected Prime Minister. The pictures that show Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif also depicts that the person in khaki is the real boss. The Pakistan Prime Minister has accepted the arrangement. Islamabad’s worry is that the Taliban are using the soil of Afghanistan to attack Pakistan. Islamabad is no longer safe. Every second day, one incident of bombing or the other takes place in Pakistan, killing several innocent people. There has been exodus from the secure Islamabad to other parts of

Pakistan. Thanks to UN pressure, China has agreed to declare Hafiz Saeed as a terrorist. Pakistan’s defence minister Khawaza Asif has admitted that Pakistan faces danger from terrorists like Saeed who is now under house Kuldip arrest. This has been a sham so far but the number at the UN Security Council was predominantly for declaring him as a terrorist. Now Islamabad has finally realized that Harif Saeed is linked with militancy in some way but it is to be seen how long Islamabad can keep him under house arrest. In fact, in 2008 the mastermind of Mumbai attacks was placed under house arrest but was freed by a court in 2009. The question before all of us is whether we should read too much into Pakistan’s arrest or take defence minister Asif ’s statement seriously? The observers in Pakistan are well aware that the action against the Lashkar-

e-Taiba chief is not a new step or the most serious measure taken against him over the past two decades. Since 2001, the LeT chief has been in and out of detention at least on five occasions. If, indeed, Pakistan is too serious about the UN list, acNayar tion against Saeed should have been initiated in 2008 itself when he and Jammat-ud-Dawa were put on the UN list of terrorists. The recent action seems to have been timed for the Financial Action Task Force’s meeting to be held in Paris where the Pakistan’s terror funding record is likely to come up. Even otherwise, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif must be worried with the decision of US President Donald Trump who has banned travel from seven Muslim countries. For Pakistan, its nationals will be given visa only after a close scrutiny. Muslims living in America are a worried lot because they could also be sent out

if the President decides to include them on the banned list of Muslim countries. In the case of Indian Muslims, there is no apparent danger but the immigration officials may think different and tar them with the same brush. There are sad occasions when top Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan was stripped and the Indian embassy had to intervene to get his entry into the US. I, too, had a tough time some years ago while entering the US from the west coast. I had a diplomatic passport but still they insisted on searching me bodily. The immigration official explained that most of my visas stamped on the passport were to Pakistan and Bangladesh. He could not make out why I should be often visiting these countries. I wish New Delhi has picked up the thread from where it had left off when Nawaz Sharif met Prime Minister Narendra Modi the last time in China. They were reported to have a positive dialogue. But things have

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People movement is a long awaited dream In our christian land

he recent incidents that had taken place in Nagaland uniquely gave birth to the Joint Co-ordination Committee (JCC) and Nagaland Tribes Action Committee (NTAC); this shook the entire State as tsunami did in Southern hemisphere. JCC in their acknowledgement column stated in Nagaland Post P.9., dated 26th February, “The people of Nagaland had firmly stood united in protecting our rights, upholding the values and aspirations of the Naga people which has gone into the history through this People Movement.” Truly Nagaland has been anxiously longing for such kind of “People Movement” however who will be free from Politics, free from Corruption and free from any kind of Bribery. People in Nagaland should have had initiated for a People Movement like JCC long ago by following the model of South Korea, where people movement had set their focus on clean election and removal of the rampant corruptions. “People Movement” that Nagaland look for should commit toward the welfare of the merging younger generation. ABAM Social concern group stated in Nagaland Post P.8., dated 27th February, “The long practices of malpractice and unfair means during election which destroyed even spiritual standard of the Christians for decades. ABAM has also decided to publish and distribute a booklet on Clean Election and also provide pledge cards for interested individuals.” Their concern is to set a “People Movement” for a Christ centered purpose. Every tribe should come forward like Ao Tribe and together carry the voice of the people of Nagaland in order to bring a significant transformation in our Christian land. If we want a better Nagaland and prosperous future generation, then every citizen of Nagaland should whole heartedly come forward and form a “New

People Movement” alike JCC. By doing this, we can wipe away the tears of the people of Nagaland. Let us all pray to the Almighty God that He may give us a “New God centered People Movement” to revive Nagaland in every way possible. Now let us see how Korean People Movement brought transformation in their Country. As we trace back the background of South Korea, she was colonized by Japan from 1910-1945. Soon after her liberation from the Japanese rule, “the Korean war” broke out between North Korea and South Korea from 1950-1953 that badly damaged the country economically and hence, South Korea was declared as one of the poorest countries in the world till 1970. Till then, the South Koreans lived in poverty and in economic crises. South Korea started to develop only after 1970 and the reality behind this tremendous development was because of two reasons: 1. The Church in South Korea, especially the dedicated elderly women spent the whole night in prayer fervently in 1953. This genuine prayer gave birth to transformation and brought the developments in the Korean peninsula. 2. Young men and women arose, fully determined to work hard tirelessly to develop their Country and because of this, now the South Korea became one of the most developed and richest Countries in the whole world. It is very true that prayers pave the way for development and transformation in the society. The Koreans focused on, “help from God” and God gave them development and revived their land. As the Country developed and prospered through prayers, they broadened their mindset and focused on the overall transformations including the General Election to elect the right leaders. Till 1980, the South Korea Election was similar to that of the

Nagaland General Election where corruption was so much prevalent. But in 1986, the College Youths, Church leaders and social leaders joined together to reform the system of Election from corruption filled to fair, transparent and corruption free. They began to realize that if they receive Black money from their candidate then their country’s Economy and the Democracy will collapse and there will be no developments. With this firm conviction, they formed the People Movement and eventually all the people supported the Movement. Later on, the Politicians also agreed with the stand of the People movement. The Reformation took place in the year 2002 where the Government of South Korea passed the Resolution in the Parliament and made a Rule “We will make our Election clean.”The Government of South Korea ordered that: 1. If any person report to the Government about the corruption, he/she will be awarded Rs. 20,00000/- (twenty lacs). The guilty person will pay the same amount of what he had received from the candidate fifty times as penalty (that means if a public receive Rs. 1000/- from the Candidate than he must pay to Government Rs. 1000/fifty times i.e; Rs. 50,000/-) heavy penalty. But the Candidate who has given Money to the public will be summoned by the Court and immediately be debarred from contesting and will be imprisoned. 2. If the Candidate open the Election Mess or even offer a plate of Rice or a cup of Tea to the Public for the motive of Election wave, then a Public who ate the food or take the tea at the mercy of his Candidate, the accused will pay fifty times of what he has taken from the Candidate and also the Candidate will immediately be debarred from contesting and will be imprisoned. Hence, during the Election the

Candidate cannot buy any person because the punishment is very high and the Korean people elect the right candidate by using their rightful franchise in order to rule over them and for their Country’s development. There is no corruption in the Korean Government and the Government’s Money is utilized faithfully only for the Development of the Country. This People Movement eradicated the corruption and today the Korean enjoys the developments and prosperity in their Country. Let this atmosphere prevail in the Land of Nagaland, where the people of Nagaland would use their franchise to elect their right Candidate for the development and prosperity of Nagaland a beautiful Land filled with beautiful people. The Korean economy was collapsed because of the Wars but Nagaland economy is collapsed because of the Corrupted Leaders. The Korean Church has given birth to the Country of fair Election through which the development and prosperity follows and this was the result of the prayers. As a senior Citizen of Nagaland, I appeal to all the Nagaland Christians to have Faith like the Koreans and pray fervently for the transformation of Nagaland prevailing situation. The College Students, Church Leaders, Young peoples who are zealous for a better Nagaland, energetic for a change and burdened for our dear land Nagaland must come together and form the “People Movement” then sooner we will see our Nagaland transformed and the Development will take place everywhere and Nagaland become the beautiful State like South Korea which we will truly see “New beautiful Nagaland” with our own eyes. IMPOSSIBLE? BIG NO! POSSIBLE IN CHRIST. Rev. Dr. Vikheshe Chishi, Founder & Principal, Withee Bible College, Dimapur

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his expose is for all the concerned Nagas and particularly the young generations that our thinking and perspective should be ahead of the present Naga society. If asked ‘why’ then the answer is simple, the system in our society is backward and more ‘stone age’ like. When we sell our vote to a candidate for a few thousand rupees then eventually he’ll try to recover his capital period. The money he had spent to buy votes and more will be obviously financed back from the state fund which only means no better roads, public facilities, development for another five years. This is a simple logic and we need to start grasping reality if we really want to see a change. When a bureaucrat “without an ounce of shame” tucks away public funds into his bank account, you see, that is not supposed to happen. The hours he had studied to get through the NPSC Prelim exam (and then backdoor appointment), the reward for his hard work is the 30k and annually increasing salary plus vehicles and other incentives.

We have a democratic government in our state and it is nothing more than a ‘social contract’ between the government and the citizens. Thus the citizens shall abide the law whereas the govt. officials would serve the citizens by the same. And nowhere in the constitution is it written for the government officials to take the public funds into their own pocket which is eminent on our state (like its their privilege because they have done the hard part, studying). Today, in our fight against corruption, for underdevelopment of our state, we are not asking the govt. officials to develop Nagaland from their salary or even a single penny that belongs to them. We are asking them to give us only that which rightfully belongs to the people, nothing more. But since our system is ignorant because our elders were less educated to understand the procedures by which a govt. should function, even today we are letting corruption happen right under our nose. Corruption is an overrated practice in the developed countries because they know that it only slows down their growth pace

while other countries progresses further in the global scale. And since they are civilized and smart they only work hard to further develop their own country or state, preparing themselves from the mystery of the future. But it is not so in Nagaland. Our officials here tries to compete among each other in terms of their bank accounts and assets when they should be competing with say Assam, Sikkim and other states and do their part in progressing Nagaland ahead of the other states. The ‘United States of America’ are trying to put man on Mars (the Planet) in the coming decades where as, well you all know where we are! It is time to stop kidding around (because our life is not a joke) and start doing things systematically as per the constitution. So we appeal to the young people to no longer be a slave of our traditional ignorant system and strive for a rational society. K. Chishi, Press secretary Liberal Democratic Party of Nagaland (Media Cell), ldpnagaland@gmail.com

not moved further because of New Delhi asked Islamabad to ensure that the Pakistani soil would not be used by the terrorists. But then incidents like Uri and Pathankot attacks have falsified hopes. Now that Pakistan has detained Hafiz Saeed and Defence Minister Asif ’s admission of the dangers from terrorists like the LeT chief, the dialogue can probably resume between the two countries. To go forward, India may have to resile its position that it would have no talks unless there was a foolproof guarantee on curbs against terrorists’ operation from their soil. Probably, India may wait and watch for a while before moving ahead. Even Israel has wished it. Nevertheless, it is in the interest of both India and Pakistan to sit across and thrash out the issues. Pakistan, on its part, should put the Kashmir issue on the backburner for the time being. They should, instead, address the immediate problems of poverty, hunger and unemployment.

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fter the formation of all Naga organization body, it passed certain resolutions for the benefits of the future generations. 1. When the British were in our country, they name our land as the Naga Hills. The N.N.C renamed it as Nagaland. 2. The British called our organization as Naga club during their stay in our land. The NNC called the Naga organizations as NNC. Naga national Council (NNC) passed many resolutions for the benefits of the Nagas , but here are a few points which the public should know. 1. Any plot of land of the Nagas be it public, clans or individuals shall not be sold to foreigners (Indians). 2. For availing bank loans, plot of lands shall not be used as security. Anyone violating the resolution, the said plot of land shall remain as the property of the Naga public and the principle amount shall not paid back to the lender. Because of all these reasons till today plot of lands were not being sold to outsiders and not used as security. 3. For the benefit of the future generation and that let not any bad thing befall on our generation Naga women are forbidden to marry Indians. My humble request is that today’s NNC leaders should educate the younger generations about the resolutions passed by the Nagas in the name of NNC. Kepelhoucha Angami, Convenor N.F.C. prayer fellowship

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Prime minister is father of the country

While a Prime Minister is from a political party, by virtue of his being the Prime Minister, he is looked upon as the father of the country and he is expected to be above the spirit of narrow partisanship as he is to say” my country, my people” wherever he goes. During his historic visit to Manipur, being the head of the country, he has to rebuke the leaders of the state for their failures and to commend them for their successes if any. But according to his speeches he is not above a party worker of BJP. The ongoing economic blockade is for a cause. If it can be resolved when BJP takes over the rule, why not the grievances of the Nagas is looked into and get it resolved even before election? The Prime Minister said that Manipur is not mentioned in the Framework Agreement. Word might not be mentioned but the leader of the Nagas who is the signatory is a Naga from Manipur area. Regarding Naga integration, integration of all contiguous areas inhabited by the Nagas enshrined in the 16 points Agreement in 1959 has been acceded by the GoI. According to Morung Express 25.2.17, NSCN (I-M) said that the GoI has candidly proclaimed integration the legitimate right of the Nagas. So the question of “ not a single word is mentioned in the Framework Agreement” does not arise. Prime Minister and the Home Minister are expected to be realistic and genuine in any situation. Rev.L.Suohie Mhasi, (rev.suohie_mhasi@yahoo.com)

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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DDLSA and its functions which were available for the public. Panel lawyers, Sentimenla and Zuchempeni spoke about child abuse and cyber crime. TATA criminal justice fellow, Nikita ended the program by speaking on how it was important for everyone to know their rights so that they could claim those. She also thanked the school authorities and their students for the enthusiasm shown. KOHIMA: Chief Judicial Magistrate and Secretary of DLSA Kohima, M.T. Therieh and retainer lawyer K. Theunuo and other panel lawyers organised a programme with elderly persons at Kohima Old Age Home, on February 26. Chief Judicial Magistrate stated that the Home is very fortunate to be man-

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aged by a very dedicated proprietor Nithono, who is keeping all the inmates healthy and happy. On February 27 DLSA Kohima led by secretary Therieh visited Observation Home at Kohima. The team listened to the activities and sharing of various issues, faced by the home. PEREN: Chief Judicial Magistrate and secretary of District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Peren Somet Chang along with prosecutor Italang Ramlia, retainer lawyer Asungbe and others visited District Jail Peren and interacted with the inmates and also apprised them on the status of the case in the court. Jail authorities were informed to ensure the various rights of prisoners and facilities to be made available to the under trial prisoners. Somet Chang

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also stated that she was impressed with the jail authorities’ caretaking and functioning. The team also visited the Observation Home Peren was visited. DLSA, Peren officials informed and highlighted the caretaker on various provisions under the laws that need to be applied to homes. A legal Literacy Programme was also held with the students at Government Middle School Jalukie. Prosecutor, Italung Ramlia and retainer lawyer, Asungbe spoke on the Right to Education, awareness on child rights issues and various Legal Provision on Child Rights. PHEK: Chief Judicial Magistrate and secretary of DLSA Phek M.T. Therieh visited Observation Home Phek. She interacted with the home on the various provisions/facilities that needs to be served to the inmates. Therieh expressed her satisfaction and impression with the managing team running the Observation home. ZUNHEBOTO: Mount Carmel Childrens Home, Sukhalu Village was paid a quarterly visit by Retainer Lawyer of Nagaland Sate Legal Services Authority, Tovi Yeptho and his team. Interacting with the children, the Lawyer informed them of their various rights under the law. The caretakers of the home were also apprised of their functions, Roles and duties.

DIMAPUR: NSSATA-PHEK unit has demanded for the release of pending salaries/arrears as per the written assurance No. NSSATA/ULT/01/06 given by the government on November 2, 2016. In a press release, NSSATA,PHEK unit president Sheta Hesu and general secretary Weriteu Mero stated that the SSA teachers were compelled to ask the government for the failures that has brought untold miseries to the teachers for the past years since their appointment in 2013. It also mentioned that they have been attending their duties at school in spite of the hardship faced but if the concern authority continued to threaten their rights and security, they would be left with no other choice but resort back to their own course of action. NSSATA, Phek unit further reminded the government to respond to their plea and give chance to the teachers to teach at peace and not to protest.

DIMAPUR: National Socialist Women’s Organization of Nagalim, (NSWON) Sumi region has expressed grief at the demise of late Hezuli, wife of Vijeto Tuccu kilonser NSCN/GPRN, on February 23. NSWON S/R chairperson and secretary described late Hezuli as a brave and visionary woman with strong conviction, dedication, a God fearing woman who had always strived to better the society. It stated that her contribution to NSWON Sumi region would always be cherished in the history of NSWON Sumi region and that her demise was a great loss to the NSWON particularly to Sumi region. NSWON Sumi Region conveyed heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family and prayed Almighty God to grant strength and solace to overcome the grief and for the departed soul rest in peace.

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary Secretary of Sericulture & Home Guards & Civil Defence, E.E. Pangteang unveiled the department manual book and launched departmental website on February 28 at the Directorate of Sericulture, Kohima. According to DIPR report, in his speech, Pangteang mentioned that Sericulture department was bifurcated in the year 1989 and after 28 years bringing out the departmental

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prayed for his good health and wished him long and prosperous life. CANSSEA and various associations also re-visited its earlier demand for implementation of the 7th ROP from 1st January 1, 2016. However, after in-depth deliberation, the associations agreed upon to accept the 7th ROP from March 1, 2017 as published in the local dailies.

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DIMAPUR: Kohima Tsungiki Khumshum (KTK) and Tsungiki Students Union in separate press notes have condemned the February 20 night firing incident where unidentified miscreants had fired at the house of Zaremo Kikon Darogapathar village Dimapur. A press note by chairman KTK Eyingbemo Kikon and general secretary W. Phyophio Kikon, stated that in the absence of Zaremo Kikon the miscreants implanted fear, mental trauma to the peace loving

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DIMAPUR, FEB 28: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) conducted a legal literacy programme at Grace Academy, Thahekhu village on child and educational rights. The programme was introduced by secretary DDLSA, Chief Judicial Magistrate, Dimapur, Ajongba Imchen. In his address, he spoke about how the students were the most powerful citizens and it was up to them to ensure that our country was safe from corruption. He also stated that the reason why DDLSA was conducting the seminars and programs was for the public to be aware of their own rights and hence approach the appropriate authority if anyone was not doing their duty. Panel lawyer Visheli H. Yepthomi introduced

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Mumbai, Mar 1 (PTI): Rupee depreciated by 13 paise to 66.82 against the US dollar in early trade today on increased demand for the dollar from importers. Dealers attributed the rupee’s fall to increased demand for the US currency and the dollar’s strength against some currencies overseas but a higher opening of the domestic equity market on better-than-expected GDP growth in October-December quarter, capped the losses. The rupee had gained 2 paise to close at 66.69 in an extremely thin and lethargic trade yesterday owing to stray dollar selling form banks and exporters.

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NEW DELHI, Mar 1 (PTI): Banks including HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank on Wednesday began charging a minimum amount of Rs 150 per transaction for cash deposits and withdrawals beyond four free transactions in a month. The charges would apply to savings as well as salary accounts effective from Wednesday, leading private sector player HDFC Bank said in a circular. The bank would also cap the third party cash transactions at Rs 25,000 per day, while cash handling charges would be withdrawn effective today, the circular added. The move was seen in some quarters as aimed at discouraging cash trans-

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New Delhi, Mar 1 (Agencies): The price of non-subsidised cooking gas (LPG), which customers buy after consuming their quota of subsidised cylinders, was hiked by a steep Rs 86 per bottle Wednesday on firming international rates. The 14.2-kg LPG that consumers buy beyond their entitled 12 bottles at subsidised rates, will now cost Rs 737.50 in Delhi, IOC said. There will be no impact on the LPG consumers receiving subsidised refill. Consumer will pay Rs 737.50 for a new refill in Delhi w.e.f. Mar 1, 2017 and will receive subsidy amount of Rs 303 in his/ her account and the net price for the consumer will be Rs 434.93, which remains unchanged.

Tyagi will now need to balance multiple constituencies such as traders, fund managers and the Reserve Bank of India to accomplish his objectives But those who have worked with him believe that he brings the right skill and personality to the job. More importantly, he is widely respected within the finance ministry, whose support he will need as SEBI Chairman. “Tyagi is a very straightforward and a balanced person who believes in finding solutions for a problem. You can’t get anything out of him through flattery,” said a senior finance ministry of-

January 15 every year. The DoPT has written to chief secretaries of state governments and Union territories to send their comments by March 15. “If no reply is received within the stipulated time, it will be presumed that state government has no objection to the proposed amendments,” the DoPT said in a communique.

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ficial who has been working with him. Continuing to develop and shore up confidence in commodity derivatives will likely be among his top priorities after exchange National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) was charged with fraud after taking in trades without providing adequate settlements or collateral. Tyagi was instrumental in merging then standalone regulator Forward Markets Commission with SEBI last year, and will oversee the new entity as India seeks to attract more institutional investors. “That was his pet project,” said the head of futures trading at a major foreign lender. “We are expecting that he will focus on the commodity market and bring in a number of regulatory changes in that area.” Tyagi will also be expected to spearhead reforms of India’s nascent corporate bond market. The new SEBI Chairman was part of a panel that announced a series of major initiatives last year, including pushing trading into electronics platforms rather than overthe-counter.

(PTI): The Centre has decided to amend rules to allow online filing of performance reports of IAS and IPS officers. The move will help in checking delayed submission of the confidential reports and claims of bias in giving low ratings to an officer to affect his or her career growth. “Performance Appraisal Report shall be generated and written by the officer reported upon electronically as prescribed by the central government,” as per the draft rules formed by Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT). The comments of reporting, reviewing and accepting authority shall be recorded electronically in case he is a government servant. Political executives can record their comments manually, it said. The new rules, once approved, will be applicable to members of all India services--Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and Indian Forest Service (IFoS). A new timeline has also been planned by the DoPT for completing Annual Performance Appraisal Reports (APARs) of bureaucrats in time. The timeline for dis-

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New Delhi, Mar 1 (Agencies): Finance ministry official Ajay Tyagi took over as Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Chairman on Wednesday with two likely priorities - developing the country’s commodity and corporate bond markets and shoring up corporate governance. Tyagi, 58, will also inherit from outgoing SEBI Chairman U.K. Sinha critical regulatory decisions, including whether to penalise India’s largest exchange, National Stock Exchange, over potential trading violations and whether to adopt tougher rules against highfrequency traders. Tyagi has already been closely involved with the capital markets regulator, having served as additional secretary at the finance ministry’s economic affairs department since 2014, the same unit that oversees SEBI. He inherits an organisation that has become bigger much more muscular under Sinha, who served for six years, the secondlongest term by any SEBI Chairman.

NEW DELHI, Mar 1 (PTI): The government has notified the law that makes holding of more than 10 scrapped notes punishable with a minimum fine of Rs 10,000. The Specified Bank Notes (Cessation of Liabilities) Act, 2017, was passed by Parliament last month with a view to eliminating the “possibility of running a parallel economy” using the old Rs 500/1,000 notes that have been demonetised. The law, signed by President Pranab Mukherjee on February 27, also provides for a minimum fine Rs 50,000 for false declaration by persons who were abroad during the demonetisation period (November 9-December 30, 2016) and given time to deposit such scrapped notes with RBI till March 31. With the law coming into force, possession of more than 10 pieces of the old notes by individuals and more than 25 pieces for study, research or numismatics purpose will be a criminal offence, attracting fine of Rs 10,000 or five times the cash held, whichever is higher.

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AFFIDAVIT (CHANGE OF NAME) I have changed my name Ram Bahadur Chhetri (mentioned in Service Record Book, PAN Card, AADHAR Card and Bank Account) to my actual name Ram Bahadur Baniya through an afﬁdavit No. 31/2017 dated 28.02.2017 and same shall be construed as my ofﬁcial name for all legal and future correspondence. DP-1832(D)

AFFIDAVIT (CHANGE OF NAME) I have changed my name Dev Bahadur Chhetri (mentioned in all my documents and certificates including my son's Service document) to my actual name Dev Bahadur Baniya through an affidavit No. 5(a)/2017 dated 11.01.2017 and same shall be construed as my official name for all legal and future correspondence. DP-1832(C)

AFFIDAVIT (CHANGE OF NAME) I have changed my name Bir Bahadur Thapa (mentioned in Service Record Book, PAN Card, AADHAR Card and Bank Account) to full name Bir Bahadur Thapa Sharma through an afﬁdavit No. 33/2017 dated 28.02.2017 and same shall be construed as my ofﬁcial name for all legal and future correspondence. DP-1832(A)

AFFIDAVIT (CHANGE OF NAME) I, Lokeraj Sharma have changed my father's name Lachuman Chhetri (mentioned in all my service documents and certificates) to his actual name Kola Dhar Sharma through an afﬁdavit No. 32/2017 dated 28.02.2017 and same shall be construed as his ofﬁcial name for all legal and future correspondence. DP-1832(B)

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ers also means reforming our system of legal immigration. The current, outdated system depresses wages for our poorest workers, and puts great pressure on taxpayers,” he said. Trump said he believes that real and positive immigration reform is possible as long as it focuses on the goals to improve jobs and wages for Americans to

Bloody IS video puts China in cross-hairs mant. “Oh, you Chinese who do not understand what people say! We are the soldiers of the Caliphate, and we will come to you to clarify to you with the tongues of our weapons, to shed blood like rivers and avenging the oppressed,” according to SITE’s translation. A traditionally Muslim group, many Uighurs complain of cultural and religious repression and discrimination by China. It appears to be the Islamic State’s “first direct threat” against China, Dr. Michael Clarke, an expert on Xinjiang at the National

Security College of Australian National University, told AFP. “It is the first time that Uighur-speaking militants have claimed allegiance to IS,” he added. The video showed China is now “very firmly a target of jihadist rhetoric,” Clarke said, marking a shift from years past when it rarely figured in statements by global jihadist groups. But Clarke said it also could indicate a possible split among Uighur fighters, as it includes a warning to those fighting with the al Qaeda-aligned Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP) in Syria.

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the financial prosecutor’s office pushed the case to a higher level Friday, opening a formal judicial inquiry that allows investigating judges to file preliminary charges. Financial Prosecutor Eliane Houlette denied reports that Fillon’s wife Penelope was taken in for questioning Wednesday. Fillon, who won the conservative primary on a platform of tighter security and public spending cuts, initially said he would withdraw from the race if he was charged — but later said he was determined to let the voters judge him instead of investigators. “France is greater than my errors,” he said Wednesday. The alleged fake jobs are especially shocking to many voters because of Fillon’s pledged spending cuts

and his clean-cut image. Investigative weekly Le Canard Enchaine reported that payments were made to Penelope Fillon and two of their five children that totaled more than 1 million euros ($1.1 million) over many years. After a preliminary investigation opened Jan. 25, the financial prosecutor’s office decided Friday to launch a formal judicial inquiry, turning it over to investigating judges who can bring charges or throw the case out. The list of potential charges include misappropriation of public funds, abuse of public funds and influence trafficking. Protesters have been at Fillon’s recent campaign events for the election, in which far-right candidate Marine Le Pen is expected to make a strong showing.

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BEIJING, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): Islamic State militants from China’s Uighur ethnic minority have vowed to return home and “shed blood like rivers”, according to a jihadist-tracking firm, in what experts said marked the first IS threat against Chinese targets. The threat came in a half-hour video released Monday by a division of the Islamic State in western Iraq and featuring militants from China’s Uighur ethnic group, said the US-based SITE Intelligence Group, which analysed the footage. China has for years blamed exiled Uighur “separatists” for a series of violent attacks in its western Xinjiang region -- the Uighur homeland -- and warned of the potential for militants to link up with global jihadist groups. In the video, a Uighur fighter issued the threat against China just before executing an alleged infor-

PARIS, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): French conservative candidate Francois Fillon is refusing to quit the presidential race despite receiving a summons Wednesday to face charges of faking parliamentary jobs for his family. Calling the investigation a “political assassination,” Fillon called on his supporters to “resist” and said he would leave it up to voters to decide his fate. Once a front-runner in the race for the April-May tworound election, Fillon’s chances have slipped since the probe was opened in January. Fillon abruptly cancelled a campaign stop Wednesday after receiving the legal summons, prompting media speculation that he would quit the race. “I will not surrender,” he told reporters at his headquarters later. “I will not withdraw.” Fillon denied all allegations and said legal procedure was not properly followed in the probe, which he called unprecedented and unacceptable during a presidential election campaign. He said he was summoned for questioning March 15 “with the goal of being given preliminary charges.” The court summons was widely expected after

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KUALA LUMPUR, MAR 1 (IANS): Two Asian women arrested on suspicion of assassinating the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un were indicted here on Wednesday, prosecutors said. Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong, 29, were officially charged with murder for allegedly smearing VX nerve agent, a banned chemical weapon, on the face of Kim Jong-nam at the Kuala Lumpur airport on February 13. Kim was awaiting a flight to Macau. Aisyah and Huong appeared at a court surrounded by dozens of armed police officers and hundreds of reporters. It was their first public appearance after they were arrested last month, Yonhap reported. During the hour-long court procedure, both denied murdering the victim intentionally, saying they thought it was a prank, not an actual chemical attack. The police and the prosecution, however, rebutted, saying the women rehearsed the attack and were aware of the toxicity of the substance they were handling. The two suspects can be sentenced to death, if convicted of the allegations, according to the prosecutors. The next court date is April 13.

system, will have many benefits: it will save countless dollars, raise workers’ wages, and help struggling families –– including immigrant families –– enter the middle class,” Trump said in a State of the Union-style address that lasted for an hour. Trump, 70, said he is going to bring back millions of jobs. “Protecting our work-

WASHINGTON, MAR 1 (AP): President Donald Trump’s new immigration order will remove Iraq from the list of countries whose citizens face a temporary US travel ban, US officials have said, citing the latest draft in circulation. Trump is expected to sign the executive order in the coming days. Four officials told The Associated Press that the decision followed pressure from the Pentagon and State Department, which had urged the White House to reconsider Iraq’s inclusion given its key role in fighting the Islamic State group. Citizens of six other predominantly Muslim countries Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen will remain on the travel ban list, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren’t authorised to discuss the order before it is signed. Those bans are effective for 90 days. The new order includes other changes as well. The officials said the 12-page document no longer singles out Syrian refugees for an indefinite ban and instead includes them as part of a general, 120day suspension of new refugee admissions.

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strengthen the country’s security and to restore respect for laws. “If we are guided by the well-being of American citizens then I believe Republicans and Democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that has eluded our country for decades,” he said. “Solving these, and so many other pressing problems, will require us to work past the differences of party. It will require us to tap into the American spirit that has overcome every challenge throughout our long and storied history,” he said in his prime-time speech which was devoid of attacks on Democratic opponents and media organisations. Indian IT professionals account for the largest number of foreign nationals coming to the US on H-1B visas. Indians form a significantly large number of foreign workers coming to the US as scientists, doctors, engineers and other highlyskilled professionals.

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WASHINGTON, MAR 1 (PTI): US President Donald Trump today called for adopting a merit-based immigration system that could benefit high-tech professionals from countries like India, modifying his hard-line campaign rhetoric with a promise to revive the ‘American spirit’. Trump, during his first address to Congress, noted that “nations around the world, like Canada, Australia and many others have a merit-based immigration system”. He said that such a system will save countless dollars and raise workers’ wages. Trump introduced the idea of a merit-based immigration system after invoking the memory and words of late president Abraham Lincoln, saying, “Lincoln was right — and it is time we heeded his words.” “Switching away from this current system of lowerskilled immigration, and instead adopting a merit-based

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Rihanna give inspiring speech after accepting Harvard award Happy songs helps recall positive memories

ihanna delivered a moving speech last night (February 28) after accepting an award from Harvard University for her humanitarian efforts, remarking that “you should just do whatever you can to help in any way that you can.” The ‘Anti’ singer was the recipient of the Humanitarian Award from the prestigious US university, which has been awarded to the likes of

Malala Yousafzai, former UN Secretary-General Ban-Ki Moon and Lionel Richie in recent years. Taking to the lectern after being presented with the award by the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations, Rihanna opened by joking: “So – I finally made it to Harvard. Never thought I’d be able to say that in my life, but it feels good.” She then moved onto

“I would think to myself, ‘I wonder how many 25 cents I could save up to save all the kids in Africa?’” she recalled. “And I would say to myself, ‘When I grow up and I get rich, I’m gonna save kids all over the world. I just didn’t know I would be in a position to do that by the time I was discussing her views on a teenager. humanitarianism, which “All you need to do is she said had roots in her help one person, expecting nothing in return. To childhood.

me, that is a humanitarian,” she continued. “What that little girl watching those commercials didn’t know is that you don’t have to be rich to be a humanitarian, you don’t have to be rich to help somebody. You don’t have to be famous, you don’t even have to be college educated. But it starts with your neighbour. “You just do whatever you can to help in any way that you can.”

f you listen to happy or peaceful music, you recall positive memories, whereas if you listen to emotionally scary or sad music, negative memories from your past may spring to mind, says a study. The study, published in the journal Memory & Cognition, detailed how participants accessed autobiographical memories after listening to unknown pieces of music varying in intensity or emotional content. The experiment,

conducted by Signy Sheldon and Julia Donahue of McGill University in Canada, tested how musical retrieval cues that differ on two dimensions of emotion -- valence (positive and negative) and arousal (high and low) -- influence the way that people recall autobiographical memories. A total of 48 participants had 30 seconds to listen to 32 newly composed piano pieces not known to them. The pieces were

grouped into four retrieval cues of music: happy (positive, high arousal), peaceful (positive, low arousal), scary (negative, high arousal) and sad (negative, low arousal). The researchers noted how long it took participants to access a memory, how vivid it was, and the emotions associated with it. Memories were found to be accessed most quickly based on musical cues that were highly arousing and positive in emotion, and could therefore be classified as happy.

Wish I had little bit of Logan’s healing powers: Hugh Jackman

Writer-director James Mangold took the charge of bringing the character and his journey to a conclusion with “Logan”. He previously worked with Jackman on “The Wolverine” in the year 2013. This new “X-Men” film will not just witness the end of Jackman’s character as a mutant superhero, but also for thespian Patrick Stewart as his mentor and father figure in the form of the character Professor Charles Xavier. Both of them were here to promote the film. The film also stars Merchant, Richard E. Grant and 11-year-old Dafne Keen, who plays the role of Jackman’s daughter and young mutant X 23. It opens in theatres worldwide, including in India on March 3, and has been distributed by 20th century Fox.

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ugh Jackman, who was in Taipei for the promotion of his film “Logan”, came wearing a dressing after having a sixth basal cell carcinoma cut from his nose, but it seems like the tough phase has not dampened the spirit of the actor. He jokingly said he is in a happy phase inspite of not “healing as much” as he wished he should have. At a press briefing for select media, including IANS here, when Jackman was asked if he ever wished to have the healing powers of “Logan”, he jokingly said pointing towards his nose: “You can see I am not healing as much as I wish I had. I wish I had little bit of Logan’s healing powers.” H oweve r, h e wa s quick to add: “I am happier in general. I am fine and happy. Yes, we become sad and regret in life but nothing to the degree that owns this man (his character in the film). He was a good man. I was always touched with the character. He had a good heart.” “The Wolverine” film saga started 17 years ago. Jackman has appeared as Wolverine in nine of the “X-Men” sagas.

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La Liga: Eibar, Betis, Valencia register wins in the area and the referee awarded a penalty, provoking a protest from coach Mendilibar whose repeated intrusions ended with his being sent off. Carlos Vela calmly converted to put Sociedad ahead 2-1. A shot from Oyarzabal skimmed over the crossbar before Leon’s dying-seconds goal to secure the draw, which leaves Sociedad in fifth, tied with Match in action between Valencia and Leganes. Atleti on points but with a smaller goal difference.

Real Betis tops Malaga 2-1 in La Liga

the gradual influx of highlyregarded coaches has caused little more than a ripple. Going into the 2017 season, 13 out of the league’s 16 teams are managed by foreign coaches, including 2002 World Cup winner Luiz Felipe Scolari, English Premier League winner Manuel Pellegrini, multiple German Bundesliga champion Felix Magath and former Chelsea, Porto and Zenit St. Petersburg manager Andre Villas-Boas. There’s also Italy’s 2006 World Cup-winning captain Fa b i o C a n n ava r o a n d former Yugoslavia skipper Dragan Stojkoviü, who was a European champion with Marseille.

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BEIJING, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): Money appears to be no object in the Chinese Super League, as some of football’s biggest names are being lured to clubs that previously flew well under the radar of most fans. Shanghai SIPG paid $63 million to sign Oscar from Chelsea, while Shanghai Shenhua made 33-year-old Carlos Tevez the highest paid player in the world, offering him reported wages of $765,000 -- double the amount Cristiano Ronaldo earns. But while the capture of big-name and big-money players has created waves around the football world,

CALIFORNIA, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): If the Royal and Ancient and United States Golf Association plans are adopted, golfers will see significant shifts in how the sport is played. The two gover ning bodies want to make golf quicker and played under more simple, consistent and fair rules. Their ideas have been made public for a period

of consultation and are scheduled to be implemented from 2019. The new rulebook will be drawn up in “a modern, plain style” that will be written from a “player’s perspective”. The proposals follow four years of detailed examination of the current set-up by officials from the R&A and USGA, as well as professional tours.

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Valencia beat cautious Leganes 1-0

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were persistent on the attack and nearly got the payoff in the 28th minute on a direct free kick by Parejo. The hosts finally converted on the ensuing corner. Herrerin made the initial save on a header from Mangala, but couldn’t stop the Valencia defender on his second try to make it 1-0 just before the half-hour mark.

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Real Betis picked up all three points against Malaga, taking advantage of the hosts’ late defensive miscues to post a 2-1 victory in the 25th round of the La Liga season here. Malaga, with 26 points from 25 matches, are in 15th place, a point behind 14th-place Betis, who have a game in hand.

Valencia dominated Leganes 1-0 in a match that was far more lopsided than the score would indicate. Only a fine perfor-

mance by visiting goalkeeper Herrerin on Tuesday prevented a rout in the mid-week La Liga clash, reports Efe. While the hosts dominated possession from the start, their first chance didn’t come until the 20th minute. Herrerin’s quick reaction forced Bakkali to shoot well wide of the net. Valencia, though not very impressive,

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S A N S E BA S T I A N, MALAGA/VALENCIA (Spain), Mar 1 (IANS): Pedro Leon’s stoppagetime goal gave Eibar a 2-2 draw against Real Sociedad in the La Liga here. Hoping to overtake Atletico Madrid for fourth place in La Liga, the hosts started with maximum enthusiasm on Tuesday and took a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute with a header by Juanmi, reports Efe. But Eibar maintained their composure and scored an equaliser in the 26th minute, when Escalante scored with a header off a corner kick. The tenor of the match changed dramatically in the second half, as Eibar’s Florian Lejeune picked up a second yellow card and was sent off. M i k e l O ya r z a b a l squandered a clear chance for Sociedad and just as the hosts’ numerical superiority appeared to be taking its toll on Eibar, Juanmi earned his second yellow card of the night with a pointless foul in midfield just before the hour mark. Approaching the 70th minute, Yoel brought down Sociedad’s Inigo Martinez

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“But for your support, ours would have been too great a grief to bear” To all who stood by us with prayers, unceasing noble deeds and kindness, we, the bereaved family members of Ms. Velu .T. Vadeo, D/o Lt. Vechuhu.T.Vadeo extend our sincere and profound gratitude. We pray that our good Lord bless you with a return… Though we could not thank one and all individually, we convey and extend our special thanks to : 1. Chotisüh Sazo (Minister, PHED) 2. Deo Nukhu (Parl. Secy. HTE) Died : 23rd Feb ’17 3. Küzholüzo Nienu (Advisor to CM) 4. Vezokho Resu (President NEWAK,Bangalore) 5. Kevi Mor & family, Bangalore 6. Azo Rhakho, Bangalore 7. Ao Students' Union, Bangalore 8. Sumi Students' Union, Bangalore 9. Angami Union, Bangalore 10. Chakhesang Union, Bangalore 11. Naga Christian Fellowship, Bangalore 12. Bowring Hospital, Bangalore 13. Baptist Hospital, Bangalore 14. Adugodi Police Station, Bangalore 15. Tangkhul Pastor, Bangalore 16. Küthonüzo Luoro & family, Bangalore 17. Adulü Nakro, Bangalore 18. Naga United Baptist Church, Old Showuba, Dimapur 19. Naga United Village Baptist Church Women Department, Dimapur 20. Probami Thünoko Krotho, Dimapur 21. Porbami Social Club, Dimapur 22. Keve Nuh & family, Dimapur 23. Vide Ritse & family, Dimapur 24. Porbami Social Club, Kohima 25. Küvera (P.S to Hon’ble Parl. Secy HTE) 26. Dr. Zaveyi Hesüh & family, Kohima 27. Küvepoyi Lohe & family, Phek Town 28. Nüsakho (Asscciate Pastor, Phek Town Baptist Church) 29. Porbami Union Phek Town 30. Chivozo (Chairman, Phek Village) 31. Lt. Vatsühi Noumi, Phusachodü 32. Porbami Social Club, Pfutsero 33. Porbami Thünoko Krotho, Pfutsero 34. Batpist Church Porba 35. Porba Village Council 36. Porbami Thünoko Krotho, Porba 37. Ciekumi Fertility Block, Porba 38. Porbami Youth Organization, Porba. Loving Family Members K-0544

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Through this column, we the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us supporting us in prayers, ﬁnancially and materially during the prolonged illness of our beloved father Late S. Kahuto Zhimomi, who left for his heavenly abode on 18th February 2017. Our special thanks to : 1. Sumi Baptist Church Vihokhu. (General, Women, Youth) 2. NCRC - Vihokhu 3. Ghukhuyi Lagha Kuposhukulu 4. Satakhami Union Dimapur 5. Kilo Old Union Dimapur 6. Vishepu Welfare Society Dimapur 7. Sumi Welfare Electrical Colony - Kohima 8. Village Council Diphupar 'B'. DP-1821

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We, the bereaved family would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all who shared our grief with silent tears, prayers as well as assisted us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and morally at the demise of 9563 C/N Imoliba (Sungratsu) on 04.01.2017. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving family members. DC-363

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The greatest comfort during our sorrow were the expressions of sympathy rendered to us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and through constant prayers, during his illness till his last journey of our beloved Late Imotiba Longchar, Süngratsü on 24.02.2017. We sincerely appreciate your kindness, love, comfort and support during our sad times.

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We the bereaved friends take this opportunity to remember our beloved friend and brother Late Vinoka H. Yepthomi, S/o Hekiye H. Yepthomi over his untimely death. He was born on 04/12/1988. All throughout his life he had always been ever generous, loving and kind until he unfortunately passed away in his sleep at the age of 28 years on 20th Feb. 2017. Our hearts are gripped with shock and sorrow. We offer our heartfelt condolences to his family and relatives. We will always cherish his memories. May his soul rest in peace. DP-1819

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Jitu gives first gold to India at ISSF World Cup

Jitu Rai won his 5th World Cup medal.

NEW DELHI, MAR 1 (PTI): Jitu Rai clinched the gold medal with yet another stirring comeback while compatriot Amanpreet Singh bagged the silver i n m e n’s 5 0 m p i s t o l event as India secured its first yellow metal in the ongoing ISSF World Cup on Wednesday. Entering the event a day after claiming the 10m pistol bronze, Rai upped the ante as the final closed in on the elimination rounds. The unassuming Army man shot a total of 230.1, a world record, to finish on top of the podium, while Amanpreet, who was leading for a major part of the final, had to be satisfied with the silver medal after aggregating 226.9.

Hart may not return to Man City, hints Guardiola Manchester, Mar 1 (IANS): Manchester U n i t e d m a n a g e r Pe p Guardiola has hinted that he may not recall England goalkeeper Joe Hart to the club at the end of the season. Guardiola had dropped Hart as the team’s first choice goalkeeper before the start of the current season and brought in Claudio Bravo from FC Barcelona to be replacement. Bravo was later superseded by A r ge n t i n e g o a l k e e p e r Willy Caballero during the season. Hart was loaned out to Italian Serie A outfit Torino FC. The England custodian has expressed his desire to return to the Manchester City line-up, but his dream may well be over as Guardiola said that he is happy with the performance of Bravo and Caballero.

Iran’s Va h i d Golkhandan took away the bronze with a score of 208.0 at the Dr Karni Singh Shooting Range. The 29-year-old Rai was placed sixth at the end of the first two competition series of five shots each with 93.8. At that point Amanpreet was leading the eight-man field with 98.9. The Punjabi shooter then extended his domination with a series of high scores, even as Rai tried to make his way back into contention. A stunning 10.8 in one of the elimination rounds proved to be crucial for Rai, who jumped from sixth to the third position, and knocked out Kazakhstan’s renowned marksman Vladimir Issachenk with a 10.5.

Rai kept up the tempo with a 10.4 and 10.0, while Amanpreet, after a fine start in his career’s first World Cup final, had a meltdown. After upstaging Golkhandan, Rai comfortably got the better of Amanpreet in the gold medal round, finishing the event with an excellent 10.5 to lay his claim on the top prize. “It’s amazing to win this gold medal here during the first combined World Cup held here in India, in front of my supporters. It’s a great honour and a true emotion to see the Indian flag flying high,” said Rai. “I didn’t have a perfect start today, but I guess that’s the fun of the sport. I like it that way, uncertainty is part of the game, otherwise there is no excitement. I climbed into the lead shot after shot and I think it was a nice match,” he said. “I closed the 2016 season with a World Cup Final silver, and I always dreamt about starting 2017 in the best way here in India. I wanted our flag to fly high. “I am planning to compete in all World Cup stages this year. We have ISSF World Cup in Munich ahead of us, and I will work to correct a few things before flying there. I am looking forward to the rest of the season,” Rai signed off.

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sports Volley tournament in Pughoboto

DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): The 2nd edition of open volleyball tournament (men & women) organised by Elizir sporting club Pughoboto would be held from March 23 to 25 at Pughoboto town, DIPR informed. Cash prizes for the event will be Rs. 30,000 and Rs.15,000 respectively for winner and runner-up in Men’s category and Rs. 5,000 each for semi-finalists. In women’s category, winner will get Rs.15,000 and Rs.8,000 for the runner-up. Registration form for open entry will be available at Family Mart, Pughoboto. For further details one can contact 8014331597 and 9856926408.

Putin denies state-sponsored doping, admits shortcomings in the system

ASA wrestling meet postponed

DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): The Ground Management Committee for the ongoing Angami Sports Association (ASA) Golden Jubilee Sports-cum-Wrestling Meet has informed that the Wrestling event has been postponed to March 4, 2017 (i.e. Saturday). However, the old sold-out tickets will remain valid, the committee informed. It further informed all wrestling enthusiasts that there will be a ‘Golden Lucky Draw’ with a 340 kg (approx) ‘Mithun’ as the grand prize at Rs.100 per lottery on March 4. The main menu in the Hotel will be mithun Meat and Mithun Meat Muodi will be made available, the committee added.

SGSA meet from Mar 9

A girl takes selfie with Russian President Vladimir Putin (C-R) during his meeting with 2017 World Winter Universiade winners at the Biathlon Academy regional centre in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.

DIMAPUR, Mar 1 (NPN): The 9th Sumi Games and Sports Association (SGSA) meet would take place from March 9 to 16 at Kuhuboto town. In this regard, K rasn o y arsk anti-doping system but in the Siberian city of participating teams have been asked to reach the venue ( R U S S I A ) , M A R 1 insisted that there never Krasnoyarsk, which is due on March 8 by 2 p.m. ( A G E N C I E S ) : T h e was, and never will be, a to host the 2019 Winter Russian President on state-sponsored doping Universiade_ a multiWednesday acknowledged program for its athletes. discipline, international that there were Vladimir Putin was sports competition for DIMAPUR, MAR 1 (NPN): The second edition shortcomings in Russia’s speaking at a meeting university students. of Unity Cup T20 cricket tournament, organized by Nepali Baptist Church Chumukedima (NBCC) youth department Sports Ministry, would be held from March 13 to 25 at Chumukedima Town Local ground. Total cash prize for the tournament is Rs 20,000 for New Delhi, Mar 1 (IANS): The His experience of handling youth Teams the champion and Rs 15,000 for Runners-up including All India Football Federation (AIFF) on will come in handy for the U-17 boys as we Rs. 7000 total cash prize for individual awards. The Wednesday appointed Luis Norton de wish to leave no stone unturned to field a tournament will be played with Tennis ball. Matos as the head coach of the Indian competitive team in the U-17 World Cup,” Interested teams can avail entry forms at Kiran squad for the upcoming FIFA U-17 World AIFF President Patel said in a statement. sports, Dimapur (Church Road Dimapur), Plaza Bakery Cup. Matos, who met the AIFF advisory “I expect him to guide our boys to put chumukedima (Near Oasis Restaurant). committee including representatives from up a strong performance in the World Cup.” For further details, one can contact organising Sports Authority of India (SAI), flew De Matos has worked as a manager with committee at 8413002017 (Jacob Sundas), 8794243654 to Mumbai on Tuesday to meet AIFF several clubs in his native Portugal and was (Santosh Chettri), or Pastor Rober t Aley at President Praful Patel. also the head coach of the Guinea-Bissau 8014956809. “It’s nice to have Mr. Matos on board. national team from 2010 to 2012.

Unity Cup T20 starts March 13

AIFF appoints de Matos as India U-17 coach

Indian Boxing League likely Guptill’s ton gives NZ 7-wicket win over SA by 2017-end: BFI chief

N ew D elhi , M ar 1 ( I A N S ) : Fo l l ow i n g successful conclusion of the International Boxing Association’s (AIBA) 71st commission meeting here, Boxing Federation of India (BFI) President Ajay Singh on Wednesday announced that the first ever franchisebased Indian Boxing League (IBL) will most likely be held by the end of the year. Addressing the media, Singh also announced that India is planning to host one major tournament every year in the run-up to 2020 Tokyo Olympics, starting with the women’s Youth World Championships in November 2017. “We will be starting our own boxing league later this year and it will be a great opportunity for our boxers with respect to finances and exposure,” Singh said.

“The women’s Youth World Championships will be a great opportunity for the Indian boxers as they will be able to compete in such a huge event and it will also help in our preparations for Tokyo 2020,” he added. “This is just the beginning of our plans as we wish to host one major event every year and our boxers will also be taking part in the 2017 World Series Boxing competition.” This was the first time that the AIBA commissions meeting was held in India and the chairpersons from 11 commissions of AIBA attended the event to discuss the future of world boxing. Thanking AIBA President Wu Ching-kuo for having faith in his leadership, Singh said the commissions meeting was just the start of a long innings with the world

governing body. “The first step was the AIBA Commissions meeting where we projected a young vibrant India ready to take on the boxers from any part of the globe. Largely because of his (Dr Wu’s) efforts and guidance that we could hold elections last year that was supervised by AIBA and conducted under Indian law. The AIBA President, who was also present at the conference, said the situation in India has improved since BFI’s formation and added that India has the potential to become a superpower in boxing. “What happened with the associations was quite unfortunate. But, it is all behind us now and I believe that India is capable of producing boxers who can do well on the international stage,” Wu said.

Hamilton, Mar 1 (IANS): Opener Martin Guptill’s blistering unbeaten 180 off 138 deliveries helped New Zealand thrash South Africa by seven wickets at the Seddon Park here on Wednesday and set up a series-decider in the fifth and final cricket One-day International (ODI) in Auckland on Saturday. Chasing a decent 280, Guptill dominated a thirdwicket stand of 180 with Ross Taylor who made 66 off 97 deliveries, the joint second-highest for the Kiwis and highest for any wicket against the Proteas. Guptill’s 12th ODI centur y came from 82 deliveries after being saved by the Decision Review System (DRS) having been given leg before to Dwaine Pretorius on 62. He finished with 11 sixes -- at least three of them disappearing out of the ground -- and now holds the three highest innings for New Zealand in

Martin Guptill playing a shot on Wednesday.

ODIs after his 237 against the West Indies in the 2015 World Cup and 189 against England in 2013. Guptill, who sped to his 50 off 38 deliveries and took another 44 to reach the three figures, added 72 runs for the second wicket with skipper Kane Williamson (21) as New Zealand got themselves ahead of the

asking rate to get over the line with 30 balls to spare. Earlier, after calling the toss correctly and electing to bat, the visitors rode on skipper Ab de Villiers (72 not out), Faf du Plessis (66) and Hashim Amla (40) to post a competitive 279/8 on a wicket which had some assistance for the slower bowlers as Kiwi

offie Jeetan Patel bagged 2/57. Brief Scores: South Africa 279/8 (Ab de Villiers 72 not out, Faf du Plessis 66, Hashim Amla 40, Jeetan Patel 2/57) lose to New Zealand 280/3 (Martin Guptill 180 not out, Ross Taylor 66, Kane Williamson 21, Imran Tahir 2/56) by seven wickets.

Murray advances in Dubai c’ship DUBAI, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): Andy Murray may be coming off a bout of shingles, but he looked in good shape during a 6-4, 6-1 first round victory over Malik Jaziri at the Dubai Tennis Championships on Tuesday. The top-ranked Murray was playing his first match since being upset by Mischa Zverev in the Australian Open fourth round last month. Murray said that his mother-in-law was the first to suggest he had shingles, which a doctor confirmed the next day. “I had a little bit of a rash basically like on my bum `round to kind of my stomach, and it wasn’t, like, terrible,” Murray said. “I didn’t think much of it at the beginning, and then it was actually my wife’s mum, we were having dinner, and I was, like, `This is really irritating. She was, like, `Pull your pants down. Show me. It might be shingles.” Jaziri took a brief 2-1 lead with a service break

in the first set, but that would be the only time the Tunisian had any control over Tuesday’s match. “Obviously, the second set was obviously a bit easier,” Murray said. “First set, especially the beginning, was tough. “I have never hit with him or played against him before. It took a little bit of time to get used to his game.” The only other unexpected moment in the match came when Murray was leading 6-4, 3-1, 0-40. Jaziri said he was feeling light-headed and asked for the physiotherapist to come to the court. After his pulse was checked, Jaziri returned to the court and played out the match. U n l i k e M u r r a y, defending champion Stan Wawrinka didn’t survive the first round, falling to Damir Dzhumur 7-6 (4), 6-3. It was third-ranked Wawrinka’s first match since bowing out of the Australian Open to Swiss countryman Roger Federer in the semifinals.

“I think I start well, but it was tough match,” Wawrinka said. “I think after coming back one month out, I had to recover from the injury. Wawrinka was nursing a right knee injury when he left the Australian Open and only started to have regular practice sessions a week ago. “The positive of the tournament here is that the knee is feeling good now,” Wawrinka said. “I don’t have any pain. I need to still be really careful, but that was the only positive of today.” Wawrinka started the match very quickly, racing to a 4-1 lead in the first set. “Three games in, like, six, seven minutes, he was playing outstanding there,” Dzhumur said. “Was just hitting every ball. I couldn’t even touch the ball.” That was the point when Wawrinka slowed down and showed signs of becoming tentative as the Bosnian settled into the match.

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