March 4, 2020

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DIMAPUR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020 Pages 16 ` 5.00

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020 OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

P.O. & District Mon 798621, B.P.O Phomching, Nagaland

NOKPU GAZETTED OFFICERS UNION

NYAHNYU STUDENTS' UNION

Motto: "Youth for the Village"

FELICITATION

The Nyahnyu Students’ Union with enormous pride & honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Manwang Konyak, S/o Shri. Mankho Konyak of Nyahnyu village for being appointed as Junior Engineer (Civil Engg) under PWD in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2018.

The Union further wishes him the best in all his future endeavours.

(LONGSHAH WANGSHU) (YONANG KONYAK) President General Secretary

NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The MUD takes immense pride and honour to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. N Thsathrichem Sangtam, on being upgraded to the post of Chief Engineer, Sanitation and WSSO, PHED. The union further extends our gratitude to the Hon'ble Minister PHED and respected Principal Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland, PHED. The union wishes him God's abundant blessings and guidance in his further endeavours.

NOKSEN STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATION

OFFICE OF THE

SÜNGRATSÜ LONGCHAR KIDONG TELONGJEM

OFFICE OF THE KHUZAMA STUDENTS' CARE UNION FELICITATION

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Süngratsü Longchar Kidong Telongjem Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. MARKABA LONGCHAR, S/o Imtitemsu Longchar for securing the post of Motor Vehicle Inspector under Transport Department in the recently declared NPSC Examination.

The Kidong Telongjem further wishes him a bright future.

Longcha Lipong Longchar President Secretary SLKTD SLKTD

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU: NAGALAND NO. ADCT/JUD/SC-1/2009/PT-lll/326 Tseminyu, Dated the 19th Feb. 2020.

OBJECTION – NOTICE Whereas Smti. Ayhunle, W/o Late Gwanilo Kent (Duftry –ADC Office Tseminyu) who expired on 14-02-2020 has applied for issuance of Succession Certificate to Draw / Operate / Transfer her late husband Pension/GPF/Gratuity/GIS/FBF/Commutation/Leave encashment, SBI Account No.11826863718 (Tseminyu Branch), NSCB Account No. 102010006001929 Vijaya Bank Account No. 810601011000356 under Section 375 of the Indian Succession Act 1925.

Public are hereby asked to file any claims/objection within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of the notice failing which no claims/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time.

(NOKCHASASHI) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tseminyu : Nagaland K-640

OFFICE OF THE

CHISHILIMI WELFARE DIMAPUR

LONGJANG LANU 8 BUBA ZUNGA DIMAPUR UNIT FELICITATION

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FELICITATION

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The Nagaland Alumni of LDCE takes immense pride and honour to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members for their achievements in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Exam 2018: 1. Er. Vehuvo Nakro for securing the post of SDO (Class-I Gazetted) under Public Works Department.

2. Er. Sato Nyuwi for securing the post of SDO (Class-I) under Public Works Department.

3. Er. Kulufi Fithu for securing the post of SDO (Class-I Gazetted) under Public Works Department.

4. Er. Tsaroli Sangtam for securing the post of SDO (Class-I Gazetted) under Public Works Department.

5. Er. Vepohu Khamo for securing the post of JE (Class-II Gazetted) under Public Works Department.

6. Er. Yekiho Sumi for securing the post of JE (Class-II Gazetted) under Public Works Department.

7. Er. Achumbeni T. Odyuo for securing the post of JE (Class-II Gazetted) under PHE Department.

8. Er. Lemkai Konyak for securing the post of Inspector of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection (Group-C) under Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection Department.

9. Er. Mulusato Shijoh for securing the post of Motor Vehicle Inspector (Grade-III) under Transport Department.

The union further wishes them the best in their future endeavours.

Er. Pfutsulo Thasou Er. Metevinu Thol President General Secretary

GRATITUDE

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The Longjang Lanu 8 Buba Zunga Diampur unit, with immense pride and joy, would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to its member Shri.

ALONGDHIMEN JAMIR N.C.S, son of Mr. & Mrs. Alemwadhi Jamir on being promoted to Additional Deputy Commissioner, Govt. of Nagaland.

Further, the Zunga wishes him good health and greater success in the days to come.

President Secretary Imlimar Ngangshimeren OFFICE OF THE

YEHEMI COMMUNITY DIMAPUR FELICITATION

The Yehemi Community Dimapur proudly extends our sincere and deepest appreciation to Shri. KANATO H. AYE, son of Shri. Hutoi Aye for successfully clearing the post of JE (Class 2) Gazetted under the Department of Water Resources in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination.

The YCD further wishes him the best in your newly assigned Job and future endeavours.

Hutoi V. Aye Khekaho Aye Chairman Gen. Secretary YCD YCD

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We, the residents of A. MAO COLONY, UNB-B, Burma Camp, would like to acknowledge all those who helped us during the construction of bridge linking the colony with Jasokie Colony Lane 4/D. We would especially like to mention the following individuals for their selfless contributions in cash and kind :1) Shri. Lohe Mao 5) Shri. I. Saku Pongen 2) Shri. Moses Mao 6) Shri. Meren Pongen 3) Shri. Zase Zakiesato 7) Shri. Taliyanger 4) Shri. Nuken Jamir Also, we would like to express our deepest appreciation to the following individuals who helped us enormously for the electrification of our locality :1) Shri. H. Tovihoto Ayemi, Advisor, Dept. Of Power 2) Er. Imsenkaba, EE, Dept. Of Power 3) Er. Akito Sema, SDO, Dept. Of Power 4) Er. Ezung, JE, Dept. Of Power

OFFICE OF THE

AKULUTO AREA UNION DIMAPUR FELICITATION The Akuluto Area Union Dimapur (AAUD) would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Er. Vikato Chishi on being promoted to the post of Executive Engineer under the Public Works Department (R & B), Govt. of Nagaland.

May our Almighty God continue to bless and guide you in your future endeavours.

(Y. Khenito Chishi) President, AAUD

(Nihoyi Kinny) Gen. Secretary, AAUD

OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION OF SAINIK SCHOOL IMPHAL (OBASSI) NAGALAND CHAPTER

1. Shri. Tovihoto Ayemi, Hon'ble Advisor (Power) Nagaland.

FELICITATION

4. Er. Akito Murru, SDO (Power/Divn-II).

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5. Er. N. Ezung, JE (Power) & his Field staff team.

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Co-Ordination Committee Christian Cemetery East Dimapur H.Q., Purana Bazar, Dimapur

OFFICE OF THE

YONGSHEI STUDENTS' UNION The Yongshei Students' Union, proudly take this opportunity to congratulate, on his well deserved success, to Dr. Baüan Y. Büchem, S/o Mr. H. Yongko Büchem & Mrs. H. Annyei for successfully securing the Post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Class-I Gazetted) under Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Sciences Department, Govt. of Nagaland in the recently declared CTSE result conducted under NPSC. Indeed, a hope fulfilled. We wish you good health and pleased to see you accomplishing great heights.

(C. NGENAOK BUCHEM) General Secretary YSU DP-1688

FELICITATION We, the Namsang Citizen Union Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. L. Bongtok Phom, S/o B. Longnyei Phom of Bura Namsang Village on your well deserved success in Merit-1 and securing Assistant Surgeon (Class-I) Gazetted in the post of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services Department in the recently declared NPSC. The union further prays and wishes for your next adventure.

W. T. ATICK PHOM President Namsang Citizen Union Dimapur

W. LONGSHEN PHOM General Secretary Namsang Citizen Union Dimapur

Registration No. HOME/SRC-7411

The Old Boys Association of Sainik School Imphal Nagaland Chapter with immense pride and joy congratulate Cadet Neilazo Metha, Adm No. 283, on being promoted to the post of Chief Architect, NPWD, Govt. of Nagaland. It also convey its best wishes and success in all his future endeavors.

The Association further expresses its gratitude and appreciation to the Govt. of Nagaland under the dynamic leadership of Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Chief Minister of Nagaland for the honour bestowed upon one of its members.

(Cadet C Lima Imsong) (Cadet Leyant N) President General Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

FELICITATION With immense joy and honour, the Chuchuyimlang Kaketshir Telongjem Dimapur extends our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Apenla Pongen, daughter of L. Kika Pongener for successfully clearing the NPSC Exam as Junior Technical Assistant under Geology & Mining Department.

We wish you all the success and greater achievements in your further endeavours.

Mendang Jamir President, CKTD

I. Sosang Jamir, Convenor Education Trust Fund Committee

FELICITATION

With immense pride and joy, the Forestry Graduates Association of Nagaland would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to its members Mr. Elithung B Odyuo and Miss Chepe-Ü Koza for their success in the recently declared NPSC (Combined Technical Service Examination 2018) and getting selected to the post of Assistant Conservator of Forest (ACF) Class-1 under Environment, Forest & Climate Change Department and Forest Ranger Class II under Environment, Forest & Climate Change Department.

The FGAN further wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to guide and bless them in all their future endeavours.

Razouselhou Keditsu Lanusanen Jamir President General Secretary

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU: NAGALAND NO. ADCT/JUD/SC-1/2009/PT-lll/309 Tseminyu, Dated the 12th Feb. 2020.

OBJECTION – NOTICE Whereas Smti. Thonchini Rengma, W/o Late Tenokha Rengma (pensioner) who expired on 9/9/2019 has applied for issuance of Succession Certificate to Draw / Operate / Transfer her late husband P.P.0 No Pen/Com-24078 NL/V/22910 and SBI Account No.11826866061 (Tseminyu Branch) under section 375 of the Indian Succession Act 1925.

Public are hereby asked to file any claims/objection within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of the notice failing which no claims/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time.

(NOKCHASASHI) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tseminyu : Nagaland K-638

NOTICE

An emergency meeting is convened for Nagaland Football Association, office bearers on 13th March 2020 at 12 noon, venue R.D conference Hall, Directorate of Rural Development, Nagaland Kohima.

Therefore, all the Office Bearers are requested to attend the said meeting positively.

Benei M. Lamthiu General Secretary Nagaland Football Association K-634

IN THE COURT OF MRS. KHESHELI CHISHI, DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

No. JUD/SUCC-34/19-20/03

Dt. Zbto. the 02nd March 2020

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Whereas application was received from Smti Viliho Awomi, U/s 372 of Indian Succession Act, resident of Suruhoto Town for Succession of P.P.O No - 111919625 of Late Vihoyi Sumi.

Notice is hereby issued for filling objections to all who has interest in the said claim/s within thirty days from the date of publication to this notice.

(Mrs. Khesheli Chishi) District & Sessions Judge Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-1661 IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

S/C No. 125/2020 NOTICE NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Heilungum has been applied

by Smti Nchicanglak, W/o Late Heilungum R/o H. No 10, Ward No. 1, Jalukie Town, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1. Pension Benefits SBI Peren Branch bearing A/C No. 30843288745 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 03-4-2020.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 03-3-2020.

Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-1695

(DECLARATION FOR NAME CORRECTION)

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(S. CHINGYANG ONG) President YSU

FORESTRY GRADUATES ASSOCIATION OF NAGALAND

IN THE COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE JALUKIE : NAGALAND

Dist. Longleng-798625, Nagaland

DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

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3. Er. Imsenkaba, EE (Power Division) Dimapur.

The Chishilimi Welfare Dimapur expresses its heartiest congratulations to Er. KUGHA H. CHISHI, son of Dr. H. Hotokhu Chishi and Kitoli Swu for securing the post of J.E. under New and Renewable Energy Nagaland in the recently declared NPSC Examination.

We further acknowledge his achievement and extend our sincere prayer that Almighty God guide him in all his future endeavours.

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CHUCHUYIMLANG KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM

The Convenor & Members of Co-ordination Committee Christian Cemetery, East Dimapur extend our sincere gratitude to the mentioned officials of the Power Department for full round Electrification of the Christian Cemetery, East Dimapur, Purana Bazar, Dimapur.

2. Er. Shikato Jakhalu, Er-in-Chief (Power).

FELICITATION

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GRATITUDE

With immense joy and honour, we THE NOKSEN STUDENTS’ UNION on behalf of all its Noksen Citizen extends our profound congratulations to Mr. Aojongshi Chang, S/o Mr. L. Ngakusomba for achieving the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (VAS) Class 1 gazetted under Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services Dept. in recently declared NPSC Combine Technical Service Examination.

Your glorious achievement has brought laurels to the village and the Chang community in general.

The Union wishes success in his future endeavor.

C. Toshimeren K. Kokla Vice President Edn & Statistical Secy.

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With immense pride, we the Khuzama Students' Care Union takes great pleasure in congratulating Dr. Viraho Hibo on being conferred Ph.D Degree from Assam Don Bosco University, Guwahati, on the topic "CHANGE AND CONTINUITY OF TABOOS AMONG SOUTHERN ANGAMI NAGAS".

The Union expresses extreme happiness and acknowledge him for bringing laurels to the Union and the entire village. We wish him the best in all his future endeavours.

Leketol Naleo Nophrenu Thapru Keviseto Sale President KSCU Gen.Secy. KSCU. Pub. & Info Secy.

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DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

I Wapang Imchen Secretary, NGOU

Hq. Noksen Village, Dist. Tuensang, Nagaland CCSU Regd. No. -014B Email :- nsuhq.noksen@gmail.com

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Secretary Tako Sangtam

M. Lima Imchen President, NGOU Office of the

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President Sejungmong Sangtam

The Nokpu Gazetted Officers Union extends hearty congratulations to : 1. Mr. Aosanen Walling, S/o Mr. & Mrs. A. Senti Walling for successfully clearing the Combined Technical Services Examination 2018, conducted by NPSC and achieving the post of Junior Engineer under Electrical Department.

2. Miss Jessica C Longchar, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Chubawati Longchar for achieving the post of S.O (Sectional Officer) through Departmental Exams under Water Resources Department.

We wish them good health and a successful future.

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MANGAKHI UNION DIMAPUR

FELICITATION

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OFFICE OF THE

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The Khezhakeno Peoples Union Pfutsero extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms Chepeu Koza, D/O Mr Pfukrunyi Koza for securing the post of Forest Ranger CL-II Gazetted under Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department and Mr Vietsolhou Koza, S/O Mr S Dilo Koza for securing the post of Planning Assistant, Cl-III under Urban Development Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination.

The Union prays that our Almighty God bless and guide them both in all their future endeavours.

Keneingolo Koza Joint Secy, KPUP K-649

OFFICE OF THE

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Khezhakeno Peoples Union Pfutsero Town P.O. Pfutsero -797107 Phek : Nagaland

I, Smt LILY PAMEI of Mhainamtsi Village under Peren District Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare before the Magistrate on this day the 13th Feb 2020 as follows :1. That, my name is LILY PAMEI, whereas it has been inadvertently written as H. LILY. 2. That, from this day of making this affidavit LILY PAMEI shall be right name and shall be use for all purpose.

3. That, the above mention declaration is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and signed in the declaration in sound mind and robust health.

Solemnly declared before me on the 13th Feb 2020.

DEPONENT 1st Class Magistrate Regd. No. 26, Date : 13-02-2020 Jalukie : Nagaland DP-1669

AFFIDAVIT (Declaration) Regd. No. 513/2020

I, Shri. S. Ngaba, son of Smti. Asho, and a present resident of 164 Inf Bn (TA) H&H Naga,C/O 99 APO, Zakhama, Kohima District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That l am presently serving as SEPOY No.12994983W posted at 164 Inf Bn (TA) H&H NAGA, Zakhama, Kohima, Nagaland.

3. That I am the Natural and biological son of Asho.

4. That my mother's correct and official name is Asho.

5. That my mother's correct and official Date of Birth is 15.07.1949.

6. That however in my Service Records and Official documents, my mother's name has been entered and recorded as N. Poangmai and also her Date of Birth has been entered and recorded as 01.02.1971.

7. That the names Asho and N. Poangmai refer to one and the same person i.e., my mother's name.

8. That this affidavit is made to declare that my mother' s correct and official name is Asho and my mother's correct and official Date of Birth is 15,07.1949 and the same shall be used for all official purpose, future references and future correspondence.

That this affidavit and proof as mentioned above and also to be use for any rectification if arises in future.

That the statements from para I-8 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. And I sign this affidavit before the competent authority at Kohima, Nagaland on this the 27th day of February, 2020.

Deponent K-652

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

S/C No. 123/2020 NOTICE NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Y. Samuel Phom has been applied by Smti Yongshong, W/o Late Samuel Phom R/o H. No 156, A-Khel, Diphupar Village, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of: 1. Family Pension Benefits, GPF, GIS, Gratuity and other allowances.

2. A/C No. 20102308679 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 03-4-2020.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 03-3-2020.

Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-1689

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

S/C No. 126/2020 NOTICE NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late T. Wannau Phom has been applied by Smti Lemei B. Phom, W/o Late T. Wannau Phom R/o H. No 208, Signal Angami, Vill. Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of: Pension Benefits SBI A/C No. 11854132604 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 3rd April, 2020.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 3rd March, 2020.

Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-1690

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India on high alert as COVID-19 cases rise to 6

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NEW DELHI, MAR 3 (NPN): India is now on high alert as concerns over the spread of the virus mounted after three more persons tested positive of coronavirus (COVID-19), taking the total number of confirmed infections in the country to six.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday held an extensive review on the preparedness and also urged the people not to panic and instead take basic protective measures. “There is no need to panic. We need to work together, take small yet important measures to ensure self-protection,” PM Modi tweeted and released a 24×7 helpline number (+91 1123978046) and email id (ncov2019@gmail.com) to report any suspected cases and to seek further help.

The Civil Aviation Ministry too conducted a meeting with all airports to review and update guidelines. Officials said the sample of an Italian tourist in Jaipur which was sent to National Institute of Virology, Pune was found to be positive after the first two tests gave contradictory results. With this, six cases

Night curfew continues in Shillong Correspondent SHILLONG, MAR 3: Despite no report of any fresh violence, night curfew continued in Meghalaya’s state capital-- Shillong on Tuesday for the fifth successive night, even as the State’s home minister Lahkmen Rymbui appealed for peace.

“Night curfew will continue as there is apprehension of serious breach of law and order in Shillong and adjoining areas,” East Khasi Hills deputy commissioner (DC) Matsiewdor War Nongbri confirmed.

The night curfew came into effect from 9 p.m. and would continue till 6 a.m. on Wednesday morning.

Nongbri, however, said curfew would continue in Iewduh, Motphran, Police Bazaar and Iew Mawlong until further orders. “The situation is totally under control but we are keeping a close watch and all precautionary steps have been taken to prevent any untoward incident,” she claimed.

Mobile internet service too continued to remain suspended for the next 24 hours in the four districts of East Khasi Hills, West Khasi Hills, South West Khasi Hills and Ri-Bhoi.

This is it!

“Due to Coronavirus no new stocks from China.

If this goes on, I’ll have to start selling dry fish.”

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PRECAUTIONS TO TAKE

Avoid consumption of raw and undercooked meat

Wash hands frequently with soap

Avoid crowded places and being around people who are unwell

Wear a mask if you have a cough or runny nose

of COVID-19 have been reported in the country so far. Three of the patients have recovered.

The 69-year-old Italian’s wife also tested positive for the virus on Tuesday but her samples are being sent to Pune for another test.

The couple has been kept in isolation at the Jaipur’s Sawai Man Singh Hospital.

Twenty-one Italian tourists and three Indian tour operators, who were in the same group as the couple, have been sent to an ITBP quarantine facility in Delhi on Tuesday for suspected coronavirus exposure, official sources said.

2 Noida schools shut, several families quaran-

Observe good personal hygiene at all times

Cover your mouth with a tissue paper when coughing or sneezing

See a doctor if you are unwell

tined: After it was found that the child of the Delhi man who tested positive for coronavirus yesterday studied in a Noida school, the school’s authorities postponed its annual exam Tuesday and even decided to remain shut for a day or two. Amid the scare, another school in the vicinity also decided to shut down temporarily.

Several students of the school had attended a birthday party on February 28 in the house of the Delhi man who was later found to be infected with coronavirus.

As a precautionary measure, the school announced a shut down and postponed its annual examinations.

It came to light that the

man had thrown a birthday party last week for the child, triggering fears that those who attended it including some students and his relatives might be at risk.

While some family members of the man, an accountant and others who came in contact with him were asked to remain quarantined at their homes in Delhi and Agra, six others from Agra with “high-viral load” have been kept in isolation at Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi and their samples sent to NIV, Pune, officials said. Contact tracing of the people who came in contact with the six is simultaneously being done through the Integrated Disease Surveillance Program (IDSP) network, the Health Ministry said in a statement.

In a statement, the Uttar Pradesh government said that two Agra residents, who had come in contact with the Delhi man, were found to be having symptoms of Coronavirus.

Protective gear ‘rapidly depleting’: World Health Organisation warned on Tuesday that protective gear such as masks and goggles used by health workers fighting the new coronavirus

Assam takes up encroachment issue To move Centre for setting up Commission G U WA H AT I , M A R 3 (AGENCIES): Assam government has informed the Assembly that it will take up with the Centre the issue of encroachment of Assam land by the neighbouring states including Nagaland.

According to the state government, 83918.7199 hectares of Assam lands have been under encroachment of the neighbouring states that share borders with Assam.

“We’re going to take up the inter-State boundary disputes with the Centre to solve them. With many of the neighbouring States being ruled by the BJP or its allies, the issue will also be taken up politically,” State Parliamentary Affairs Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary said, while reply-

ing to a query from AGP MLA Pabindra Deka.

Patowary further said, “We’ve boundary-related cases with a few neighbouring States in the Supreme Court. Now we’re going to approach the Centre for the formation of a Commission to settle the inter-State boundary disputes forever.

If the disputes are resolved mutually, it’s better.”

According to data tabled Patowary in the Assembly, it showed that the highest amount of land had been encroached by Nagaland (59,490 hectares) followed by Arunachal Pradesh (21,343 hectares), Mizoram (1536 hectares), Meghalaya (1524 hectares) and Tripura (25 hectares).

The three districts where the largest amount of encroachment has been taken place are Golaghat (36,294 hectares by Nagaland), Jorhat (18,908 hectares by Nagaland) and Tinsukia (9,269 hectares by Arunachal Pradesh).

Patowary said the government has filed two cases with the Supreme Court to free land encroached by Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh. “Both the cases (number 2/1988 and 1/1989) are subjudice,” he said. Patowary said so far the state government has freed 22 hectares of encroached forest land from Arunachal in Lakhimpur district and 1,175 hectares from Nagaland in Karbi Anglong district through eviction drives.

The state government has deployed 82 border outposts (BOP) and 12 fixed pickets, manning them with 21 companies and two platoons of security personnel from Assam police in the border areas. Patowary said nine border outposts have been have been sanctioned for inter-state border security.

Golaghat, which has the highest number of border outposts (25), will have another five.

were running out, warning against “hoarding and misuse.”

“We are concerned that countries’ abilities to respond are being compromised by the severe and increasing disruption to the global supply of personal protective equipment ... caused by rising demand, hoarding and misuse,” WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters in Geneva, warning that “supplies are rapidly depleting.

India restricts exports of common drugs: India said on Tuesday it would limit export of some common medicines as concerns grow over shortages of chemical ingredients. Many manufacturers of those ingredients in China are shut or making less medicine than usual due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.

The drugs include overthe-counter painkiller and fever reducer paracetamol and finished pills that include it. Similar restrictions have been placed on the common antibiotic metronidazole, various versions of vitamin B and eight other medicinal chemicals, according to a notice from the Indian government.

Ruckus over Delhi riots rocks Parl NEW DELHI, MAR 3 (PTI): Parliament proceedings were disrupted for the second straight day on Tuesday as ruckus over Delhi riots continued to overshadow proceedings in both Houses even as the government agreed to Opposition parties’ demand for a discussion on the violence.

Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha witnessed uproarious scenes as Congress and other Opposition parties demanded an immediate discussion on riots in the national capital, forcing multiple adjournments of the proceedings.

Despite Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla’s warning that members could be suspended from attending rest of the session in case of certain unruly behaviour, there was ruckus in the afternoon as BJP and Opposition members tried to shove each other.

Opposition members, who were demanding an immediate discussion, trooped into the Well of the House after Birla said the discussion would take place on March 11 after Holi festival.

Amid the uproar, some members were also seen banging the enclosure of Secretary General Snehlata

Shrivastava, whose seat is just below the Speaker’s podium.

While not much legislative business could be taken up, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman introduced a bill in Lok Sabha to amend banking laws to strengthen cooperative banks.

As the Upper House met at 3 pm after two adjournments, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad said it would appear strange if Parliament did not discuss the incidents of violence in Delhi when the whole world was talking about the violence.

Leader of the House Thawar Chand Gehlot said the government was ready for a discussion on the issue.

Deputy Chairman Harivansh said the timing of the discussion could only be decided after consulting the Chairman. Vice President Venkaiah Naidu is the Chairman of Rajya Sabha.

Amid din, the House was adjourned for the day.

In the afternoon, Congress leader in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury walked over to the side of the Well facing the Treasury benches, which led to a commotion between the

ruling party and opposition members. Other Opposition party members too followed Chowdhury and BJP members blocked their way.

BJP MP from West Bengal Locket Chatterjee was seen having heated arguments with Chowdhury, and Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad tried to pacify them.

‘We are working for the benefit of the country.

Keeping in mind the situation in the country, celebrate Holi festival in peace and harmony... government is ready to discuss the issue after Holi on March 11,’ Birla said.

As the ruckus continued after the House met at 2 pm, Birla adjourned the proceedings for the day.

Prior to that, there were two adjournments.

Earlier in the day, Birla warned that members from Opposition and Treasury sides who cross over to the other side during the time of uproar would be suspended for the rest of the session.

The announcement came a day after some Congress and BJP members pushed and shoved each other in the House as tempers rose over the issue of violence in Delhi.

Modi to give away GOC 3 Corps discuss security issues with Gov MAR 3 (NPN): General Of- maintenance of peace and tranquillity social media DIMAPUR, ficer Commanding (GOC) Spear Corps, in the State.

Gen. RP Kalita, called on Governor The Governor lauded the “untiring accounts to women Lt. of Nagaland, RN Ravi, on March 2 at efforts” of the Armed forces in difficult

NEW DELHI, MAR 3 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that to mark the upcoming Women’s Day on March 8, he will be “giving away” his social media accounts to women whose life and work inspire us.

The decision came a day after he tweeted his desire to give up his social media accounts.

The Prime Minister also urged the online community to share inspiring stories of women, under the hashtag “#SheInspireUs”, who then can become a part of this campaign. The selected entries will be given a chance to “take over” PM Modi’s Twitter account.

His tweet puts a stop to all speculation following his post on Monday that he was thinking of giving up his social media accounts.

Raj Bhavan, Kohima and discussed the security situation in the state and also issues on the Indo-Myanmar border.

According to a defence release, the GOC apprised Governor of the actions being taken by Army and Assam Rifles in coordination with state agencies, in

conditions and complemented them for their “people friendly initiatives”, the release stated. GOC assured the Governor of continued assistance of Army and Assam Rifles to the people of Nagaland for achieving lasting peace, development and prosperity.

UNHRC chief moves SC over CAA; India criticizes move NEW DELHI, MAR 3 (PTI): United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the citizenship amendment law, in an unprecedented move which was sharply criticised by India.

External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said the Citizenship Amendment Act is an internal matter of India and that “no foreign party” has any locus standi on issues pertaining to the country’s sovereignty.

India’s Per manent Mission in Geneva was informed on Monday evening

by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet that her office has filed an “intervention application” in the Supreme Court on the amended citizenship law, he said.

The Supreme Court is hearing a batch of pleas

UNHRC chief Michelle Bachelet

challenging the new law.

“The CAA is an internal matter of India and concerns the sovereign right of the Indian Parliament to make laws. We strongly believe that no foreign party has any locus standi on issues pertaining to India’s sovereignty,” Kumar said.

He said the CAA is constitutionally valid and complies with all requirements of its constitutional values.

“It is reflective of our

long standing national commitment in respect of human rights issues arising from the tragedy of the Partition of India,” he said.

“India is a democratic country governed by the rule of law. We all have utmost respect for and full trust in our independent judiciary. We are confident that our sound and legally sustainable position will be vindicated by the Supreme Court,” the MEA spokesperson said.

When asked whether OHCHR can approach the Supreme Court, an official familiar with the matter said it was for the apex court to decide.

India witnessed massive protests in the last two months over the new law with the opposition parties and rights groups terming it as violative of founding principles of Indian Constitution.

Rejecting the criticism, the government has been accusing the opposition parties of misleading people on the law for political gains.

The CAA, which was notified on January 10, grants Indian citizenship to non-Muslim minorities -- Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian -who migrated to India from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh till December 31, 2014, following persecution over their faith.

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Dr. Kedozoto Pienyu screening one of the students on world hearing day at school in Kohima (NP).

Correspondent KOHIMA, MAR 3 (NPN): With the rest of the nation, Nagaland also observed the “world hearing day” under the theme “Hearing for life.

Don’t let hearing loss limit you” organized by state health society, national health mission, department of Health and Family Wel-

fare Nagaland held at St. John’s School Mehrulietsa, Kohima on Tuesday.

Senior specialist (ENT) from Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK), Dr. Kedozoto Pienyu, MD in his address on the significance of the day said timely and early interventions were essential for prevention of hearing im-

pairment. He maintained that 50 percent of hearing problems are preventable and stated that early detection and interventions were very crucial.

Dr. Pienyu asserted that there were 360 million people in the world with hearing impairment out of which 328 million were adults and 32 million of

Solo traveller inspires for healthy lifestyle

children. He also stated that out of 1000 life birth, 1-3 infants have hearing impairment. He added that lack in accessibility of facilities, anti-natal care and early detection of symptoms were the causes. Doctor also said that impairment was acquired because of self medication, wax build-up and others.

Earlier, the state programme officer of National Programme for Prevention and Control of Deafness, Dr. Tiasunup Pongener highlighted overview of the programme started in the country’s context by the government of India in 2011. He informed that the state government in-line with the programme had carried out screening camp for children. He said parents and specially mothers have a great role in detection of symptoms as they usually spend maximum time with children. Pongener urged the teachers to sensitise and create awareness to the students for early detection and prevention.

There was also free screening of school children with ear related problems in the school campus and medicines were distributed.

Correspondent KOHIMA, MAR 3 (NPN): Solo traveller Anish Baheti on a mission to inspire people on healthy lifestyle reached Kohima on March 3. He had completed 10000 kms bike ride covering entire south India.

Commenting on his experience in Kohima, he stated that everything shuts down after 7.30 and wished

there were some night life in the capital city. He also hopes that roads would improve soon.

Baheti stated that he undertook this mission to inspire people to travel and see the world, lead a healthy lifestyle and experience life from a different perspective. Baheti mentioned that he is promoting healthy lifestyle and solo travel as it was worth reflecting the

Integrated communication & outreach programmes

Winners of various competitions held at Kendriya Vidyalaya Kohima.

DIMAPUR: Regional outreach bureau (ROB) under ministry of Information and Broadcasting, India, Kohima organised “integrated communication and outreach programme” on Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat at St. Peter’s School, Kohima on March 3.

A press release from PIB Kohima stated that, the event highlights the state of Madhya Pradesh, which has partnered with

Department of I&C farewell for outgoing officer

Outgoing officer, Lithrongla G. Chishi.

Anish Baheti on his arrival to the capital of Nagaland.

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career to God and support given by her husband. She also lauded the enthusiasm of young and dynamic officers in the department for all the achievements made during her tenure. She encouraged everyone to work together for progress of the department and the state as a whole.

K. Hokishe Assumi, director congratulated the retiring officer for her services rendered towards the department. He also shared his experiences with the retiring officer whom he Programme was attended by Imnatiba, advisor of Industries & Commerce, department officers, NCS office bearers, members from IDAN and officers from all PSUs under the department. Programme was chaired by Vitsutho Nyuthe, joint director of Industries & Commerce.

DIMAPUR: Farewell programme for outgoing principal secretary of Industries and Commerce, Lithrongla G. Chishi was held at Hotel Japfu, Kohima on February 29.

A press release from department of Industries and Commerce stated that, L. Chishi, in her farewell address, recalled her days when she first joined as a young officer and her expeself-mastery that one builds riences as a lady officer. She riding on all types of road attributed all success in her and experiencing all four seasons. He next plans to cover all the seven states of North East India then DIMAPUR: Joint director of IPR, Kevizayieno visited cross over to Myanmar and Peren on February 28 and inspected the site for installation Thailand. Baheti left his job of announcement tower at Government Higher Secondary as a chartered accountant School which will cover 7 wards out of 9. According to ten years back to travel, DIPR report, she assured that she would do her best in covering nine South East helping for the installation of announcement tower. She Asian countries in 29 days said due to misinformation the work has been kept on and covering 6000 kms in hold but expressed her appreciation to both the DPRO & 29 days on his bike.

IA Peren for playing active role in the district.

IPR officials visit Peren

Nagaland under Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat. Resource person Temsu, faculty St. Peter’s School highlighted the diverse cuisine, geography, festivals and important places of Madhya Pradesh.

A painting competition on the theme “unity in diversity” was also held to mark the occasion where Mutulo Purowon bagged first prize, Limeka stood second while Kitemenla bagged the third prize.

Meanwhile, a similar programme was held at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Kohima on March 2. Various activities were conducted during the programme.

Painting competition, essay writing competition in English and Hindi, the official language of Madhya Pradesh, quiz competition and presentation of folk songs of Madhya Pradesh were some of the activities of the programme.

DC Peren informs arms license holders DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner (DC) Peren, Sentiwapang Aier has notified all arms license holders under Peren district that the National Database for Arms License (NDAL) portal for uploading data of existing arms license for UIN generation has been reopened and extended till June 20.

All arms license holders who have not uploaded in the portal for UIN generation have been asked to renew and update in the system before the extended date. License holders who have renewed are to deposit their arms license along with two passport photos for change of arms license booklet to firearms category wise.

Arms license holders who have deposited for renewal and have not collected are also directed to come along with two passport photos for necessary formalities.

Failing to comply with the directives, the undersigned will not entertain any complaints and queries after the last date and the license shall stand invalid as per the implementation of NDAL.

9th foundation-cum-cultural day celebrated at MITE

B. Nellayappan speaking as special guest on the occasion.

DIMAPUR: Modern Institute of Teacher Education (MITE) celebrated its 9th foundation-cum-cultural day on March 2.

A press release from MITE stated that, the special guest B. Nellayappan, assistant director, directorate of School Education, Nagaland, assured that directives would be given to government middle school and government high school for B. Ed internship.

He proposed to have a discussion with principals of all B. Ed colleges in Nagaland to have a common format for internship. During the entire session of both formal and informal, various items were also performed.

Meanwhile, “significance of foundation day” was shared by Dr. Devanand Sinha, principal MITE and requested the special guest to help the college improve

through financial support from the government.

Earlier, students and teachers performed drama based on impact of technology, medley, the jungle major and the puppet show.

The programme was attended by managing director MITE, along with chairperson, A. Kaisa Mao, wife of late Hekha Mao, founder of MITE. Programme ended with a closing prayer by Khekavi Kiny.

Disaster drills conducted for students in Dimapur

DIMAPUR: Social empowerment organisation in collaboration with NSDMA & DDMA Dimapur conducted one-day kids’ friendly disaster drill better known as Mithun Caravan at DDSC stadium, Dimapur on March 3.

According to DIPR report, ADC & CEO, DDMA Dimapur graced the occasion and addressed the children of classes 3 K Y M C

& 4 from various schools. Prize distribution was done by DPA Dimapur.

The schools that participated included Cornerstone Higher Secondary School; Vivekananda Blooming Buds School; Christian Higher Secondary School; St. Mary’s Hr. Sec School; New Horizon School; Community Education Centre school; Holy Cross Hr. Sec

School; Bethesda Hr. Sec School and Zakiesato Memorial Hr. Secondary School.

SJC Dimapur: Team of fire fighters from Dimapur, West Fire Station visited St. John College on March 2 conducted a fire fighting drill, along with some basic first aid and fire response training.

A press release from St John media cell stated that,

the team was led by officerin-charge Nozoto Angami.

Angami and his team explained about different types of fire, different fire extinguishers required in different situations to the students. Team highlighted the fact that putting water on a liquid fire was not effective as the water sinks in the fuel and can cause burning liquid to spread and make a fire worse.

They added that in such circumstances, foam, powder, or carbon dioxide extinguishers may be used. Team also demonstrated a variety of lifting techniques that may be utilised to carry injured people away from danger, and finally explained how cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) could be carried out in the event of finding somebody unconscious.

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Felicitation

With great pride and happiness, we the Chuzhonuo Khel, Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Huzholu Chuzho, D/o Mr. Vezhosayi Chuzho & Mrs. Neikhonuo Chuzho for her outstanding achievement as Geo-Scientist in the recently declared Combined Geologist (UPSC) Examination, under Geological Survey of India.

The Chuzhuo Khel, Kohima further thank her for bringing laurels to the Chuzho Khel and prays that the Almighty God bless her with good health and guide her in all her future endeavors.

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ADC and CEO, DDMA Dimapur, Lovitoly along with DDMA officials and school kids Personnel of Fire Station highlighting on different types of fire. on March 3. (DIPR)

Students of Holy Child School Burma Camp D i m a p u r, w r i t i n g a prohibition order onto their school wall, restricting sale of tobacco product nearby school premises on March 3. (NP)

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WEATHER FORECAST March 4

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Agartala A t-storm around in the p.m.

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Partly sunny

24 12

Guwahati Hazy sun

26 16

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Imphal

Itanagar An a.m. shower; partly sunny 20 14 Shillong

A couple of afternoon showers 16 9

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An a.m. shower; partly sunny 20 9

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Kikheto Sema (2nd from R) with Vasudha Mishra (1st from R) and others at Delhi.

DIMAPUR: State commissioner and secretary, Horticulture, Y. Kikheto Sema and director of Horticulture, Dr. R. Elithung Lotha met special secretary, Vasudha Mishra, joint secretary & mission director MIDH, Rajbir Singh and horticulture commissioner, ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, government of India, Dr BNS Murthy on March 2 at Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi.

At the meeting the officials discussed various matters and issues related to implementation of CSS programmes in

Nagaland.

Kikheto Sema while acknowledging the Union Ministry for the support to the state’s far mers through various programs, requested the ministry officials to make the program guidelines and cost norms more farmers friendly particularly for the north east region.

He also raised the importance of easy availability of quality planting materials for the successful plantation.

The issue of assured irrigation facilities by providing water harvesting structures was discussed

news in Brief

CM to launch IDSB for smart classrooms: Chief minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio will launch the Interactive Digital Smart Board (IDSB) for smart classrooms on March 4, 10 a.m at Kohima Science College, Jotsoma, organized by department of Higher Education, Nagaland.

RMAD informs: Rengma Mothers’ Association Dimapur (RMAD) has informed that a general meeting will be held on March 7, 12:30 p.m at Dimapur Rengma Baptist Church, CSS hall, wherein new office bearers would be elected for the tenure 2020-2023. All RMAD members have been requested to attend the meeting.

MCC general meet: Model Colony Council (MCC) Purana Bazar, east Dimapur has convened general meeting on March 7, 9 a.m at the private residence of MCC chairman David Zhimo residence. Office bearers, executive members for the tenure 2020-25 will be elected on that day. All members have been requested to attend the meeting and to submit agendas, if any with the permission of the chair before the meeting.

ENPO CEC meeting: Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) 2020 has convened central executive council (CEC) meeting on March 10, at Mon head quarter.

Besides ENPO executives & CEC members, talk team members for statehood demand, advisors, six federating tribal bodies, frontal organizations and sub units, members from Eastern Nagaland Legislatures Union will be participating in a day long CEC meet.

ENPO has informed and requested all concerned to attend the meeting.

DPDBs meeting for Wokha, Dimapur: Vice chairman DPDB Wokha & deputy commissioner, Orenthung Lotha has informed all board members that the monthly DPDB meeting will be held on March 9 at DC conference hall, Wokha. All members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. DC Dimapur Anoop Khinchi has also informed that the monthly DPDB meeting for March will be held at DC conference hall on March 5, 11 a.m. All members have been requested to attend positively.

Peren DPDB meeting postponed: DC Peren, Sentiwapang Aier has informed that the monthly Peren district planning & development board meeting scheduled to be held on March 6, has been postponed to March 13, 11 a.m at DC’s conference hall, Peren.

ANSTA Bhandari informs: All Nagaland School Teachers’ Association (ANSTA), Bhandari unit, Wokha informed that a general meeting-cum-change of guard programme of ANSTA, Bhandari unit will be held on March 9, 10 a.m at Bhandari town hall. All concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. For more information, one may contact at 9856330482.

LSU new team: New team of Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) office bearers for the tenure 2020-2023 was elected on February 20, led by Ashanthung Humtsoe as president, Pithungo Shitio general secretary & Motsuthung Tsopoe as speaker. Change of guard was held on March 3 at LSU office.

PAC, NCD meeting: Public Action Committee of NCD has called for a meeting on March 5 at 3 p.m. at Western Chakhesang Hoho office. All presidents and general secretaries of tribal hohos/organisations, NWHD, DNSU, DUCCF, GBs Union Dimapur, BAN, ACAUT, Non-Nagas have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

of Tening-Lekie road

DIMAPUR: NDPP Tening town unit has drawn attention to the delay in construction of Tening-Lekie road, sanctioned since August 2019 by ministry of DONER under North East Road Sector Development Scheme (NERSDS).

A press release from NDPP Tening town unit president stated that, the people of Tening area has been anxiously waiting for the work to commence at the earliest.

However, it was learnt that due to some legal issue, finalisation of the tendering process is still pending, whereby the unit has appealed to government/department on behalf of the people of Tening area to look into the matter urgently so that work will start at an early date.

Unit also requested the individual/groups involved in delaying the work to pave way for smooth commencement of the long awaited project.

DIMAPUR: Chümoukedima Village Youth Society (CVYS) has notified all habitants and denizens around Chümoukedima village of its resolution to ban several activities with effect from March 1.

In a press release, CVYS president, Kedovikho Visezo, general secretary, Rokovikho Thepa and information and publicity, Nounelhoutuo Thepa have informed that the society has banned hunting, jungle burning, “pos-

session of any type of guns” within its jurisdiction.

CVYS has also warned against “igniting wild-fire during hunting and cultivation”, fishing, picnicking, unauthorised door to door business without legal papers, collection of wood, partying, loitering after 8 p.m etc.

CVYS said the penalty and stern action as per the customary law and standing resolution would be imposed against defaulters.

during the meeting.

The ministry officials assured to look into the issues which were raised during the meeting. State Horticulture officials also had an interaction with the chairman and managing director of National Seed Corporation, Vinod Kumar Kaur and discussed DIMAPUR: IQAC Uni- professor of Histor y beni Humtsoe, assistant regarding necessary tie up ty College Dimapur held chaired the interactive professor, of Sociology, for procurement of quality its second parents-teach- session where parents welcome address by seed materials. ers meet on February 29, were briefed on the work- Mhonbeni Jami, dean Later, Sema accompato provide a platform to ing of the college etc. Students Welfare and nied the special secretary, facilitate shared opin- Members of the new vote of thanks by S. Vasudha Mishra and visitions towards progress parents teachers associa- Amongla Walling, assised High Tech Horticulture and development of the tion (PTA) was formed tant professor of Political Centre & Precision Farmcollege. under the supervision of Science. ing Development Centre A press release from Sanchita Dutta, assistant Parents were also (PFDC) at Indian AgriUnity College Dimapur professor, English. given tour of the college stated that, Dr VivolEarlier, programme campus and its faciliculture Research Institute huno Punyu, assistant was chaired by N. Mhon- ties.

(IARI)/ PUSA Institute New Delhi.

The team also held an on the field interactions with group of farmers from Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan especially on the adoption of micro irrigation systems and cultivation of crops under Poly house in farmers’ fields.

Sema and Dr Lotha also visited the ongoing Farmers’ Mela & Exhi- ZBCC Sunday School teachers training-cum-retreat programme was held from February 28 to March 2 at Mission bition at IARI/ PUSA Centre, Peren, led by Dr. Ajit Prasadam, general secretary, Indian Sunday School Union, Coonoor as resource Complex. person. Altogether 157 teachers attended the training-cum-retreat. (ZBCC)

DUCCF, GBU Sardar, NWH support DNSU

DIMAPUR: Endorsing the stand taken by Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) stand on the Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition (NLTP) Act 1989, various civil bodies of Dimapur has extended fullest support to DNSU. A press release from Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation (DUCCF) general secretary Zasivikho Zakiesato stated that, the DUCCF together with GB Union Sardar (GBU Sardar) and Naga Women Hoho (NWH) are in favour of DNSU regarding the said NLTP Act 1989.

Unity College conducts parents-teachers meet

SJC Jakhama conducts mini parliament

DIMAPUR: Political Science de- Forces Special Powers Act, menced with address by partment, St. Joseph’s College (Au- were discussed during the president, followed by introduction of various bills by tonomous) Jakhama (SJC), Kohima, session. conducted 4th mini-parliament on T h e s e s s i o n c o m - concerned ministers.

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n the minds of many people, Shillong the capital of erstwhile Assam and later Meghalaya, has always been remembered with fondness for its natural beauty and a friendly and hospitable people. Those were the days when Shillong was the main educational hub of the entire north east and also the most preferred summer retreat. Indeed, it may be said that there are few in the region who have not been touched by the charms of Shillong of the yesteryears. After the mid-80s, Shillong unfortunately changed due to various factors and gradually lost its charm as ‘Scotland of the East.’ A peaceful and tourist-friendly environment was under siege by a growing divide between communities when parochial politics made it seem like Shillong was not going to remain as the paradise of the north east any more. Upsurge in local versus non-local politics has brought contemporary society in Meghalaya to disharmony and conflicts within the multi-heterogeneous and multi-cultural society.

Shillong and not Meghalaya, reflects a wider composition of a civilised cosmopolitan citizenry of those who belong to various ethnic and religious backgrounds.

There are non-tribal communities like Bengali Hindus whose forefathers are believed to have migrated from Bangladesh, Nepalis and Sikhs besides other communities. The migration of non-tribal workers from other parts of India, besides Bangladesh and Nepal, over the decades has caused unease and insecurity among local residents.After a two-month lull since violence broke out over ILP, Shillong was rocked, not by rock music but clashes between communities and police again. Three persons were killed last week in clashes between tribal and non-tribal groups. The recent violence in Shillong which was triggered by the controversial and divisive Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has also reopened old wounds and a reminder to all denizens of Shillong that the good old days are over. The Khasi Students Union(KSU) has been demanding the implementation of the Inner Line Permit (ILP)under Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation (BEFR) Act 1873 for the state to keep CAA out of the purview of the state. The Northeast has been opposing the law for an entirely different reason- the vulnerability of ethnic communities in view of the influx of outsiders. Last year in December, the Meghalaya assembly passed a resolution asking the Centre to introduce ILP in the state so as to keep it out of the purview of CAA but there has been no response. The KSU activists clashed with some Bengali migrants at a village bordering Bangladesh in which one KSU member died. The battle then shifted to Shillong where clashes took place between locals and nonlocals and the deaths of two more. It may be recalled that there were riots between indigenous tribal groups and migrants in 1979, 1987 and 1992. Ethnic tensions among the tribes themselves have made the situation rather complicated. Young Khasis today are unhappy that business has been totally dominated by outsiders and even jobs are being cornered by them. The outsiders or non-locals are not necessarily recent arrivals as a good number are domiciled citizens of the state. The non-locals seem determined to fight for their constitutional rights and here is where the issue becomes complicated. However, there are no easy or quick solutions to the problems which have been compounded over several decades and the CAA has only added to the problem.

DailyDevotion His Commission to Us Feed My sheep. —John 21:17

This is love in the making. The love of God is not created— it is His nature. When we receive the life of Christ through the Holy Spirit, He unites us with God so that His love is demonstrated in us.

The goal of the indwelling Holy Spirit is not just to unite us with God, but to do it in such a way that we will be one with the Father in exactly the same way Jesus was. And what kind of oneness did Jesus Christ have with the Father? He had such a oneness with the Father that He was obedient when His Father sent Him down here to be poured out for us. And He says to us, “As the Father has sent Me, I also send you” (John 20:21). Peter now realizes that he does love Him, due to the revelation that came with the Lord’s piercing question.

The Lord’s next point is— “Pour yourself out. Don’t testify about how much you love Me and don’t talk about the wonderful revelation you have had, just ‘Feed My sheep.’ ” Jesus has some extraordinarily peculiar sheep: some that are unkempt and dirty, some that are awkward or pushy, and some that have gone astray! But it is impossible to exhaust God’s love, and it is impossible to exhaust my love if it flows from the Spirit of God within me. The love of God pays no attention to my prejudices caused by my natural individuality. If I love my Lord, I have no business being guided by natural emotions— I have to feed His sheep. We will not be delivered or released from His commission to us. Beware of counterfeiting the love of God by following your own natural human emotions, sympathies, or understandings. That will only serve to revile and abuse the true love of God.

Quotes Character is like a tree and reputation like a shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing. ~ Abraham Lincoln

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020

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Personal perspective on CAA/NRC

don’t Oppose CAA because it ignores some religious minorities, it doesn’t matter what is left behind and what is taken on board because to the fact that people don’t want any illegal immigrants anymore in our land. At this darkening transition period of time, their coming is not going to help our land to flourish in any form but would added more povertness and fire up the level of complexities in our society. I don’t want them none, not even the people from my faith as christians.

If they want to leave their own country because of the issues of human rights or because of the persecution of their faith in what they believe, it is their personal battle. They have to fight for the justice and equality of human rights from their own governmen.

If they are going through persecution, I would pray to God for their safety, would pray to God for comforting them. They are being persecuted not for beleiving in me or anybody but for their beliefs in the faith upon Jesus Christ our lord and pray that salvation be theirs. May they inherit the blessings of heaven. God is their refugee, our protector, our hope. Or a hindu being persecuted for their faith in what they believe, may the God they believe have mercy on them too or be of any other faiths. That is the realm of faith and my moral and spiritual support would be with them and with anybody against injustice but aside that I cannot gave a little last piece of bread to strangers when my own bloods look at me with a starved stomach dying before me and I goes on to feed the some strangers unknown.

We are already suffering and we cannot bring more strangers when we could not even

able to provide and feed our own, how could we possibly think of feeding someone else and therefore I oppose CAA, I don’t want any illegal immigrants of any kind black or white, red or yellow.

If anyone wish to be in India, let them come through fulfilling required legality. They fullfill the required criteria no issues but to bring illegal immigrants illegally for the voting bank of fulfilling the fanatical dreams of radical religiosity of hatred is unacceptable and unconstitutional we should never support at all cost.

Modi is the Prime minister of India, he had to worry for the citizens of India, not for Pakistan, not for Bangladesh, not for Afghanistan. To give a better future to the citizens of India should be the utmost priority for Him and his government.

Does Imran Khan, Sheikh Hasina keep worrying for the citizens of India ? No. D o Tr u m p, P u t i n , Merkel, Boris keep talking for the welfare of the citizens of India and goes on killing their own citizens so as to give better future to the citizens of other countries ? No. Did his government able to give a Ache din to 1.3+ billion citizens of India who voted him for the better future ?

Is India over developed that there is no space left any longer ?

Are povertness eradicated that India is now extending a helping hands to the world.

When there is no food even for a one-time meals for a father to feed a family, inviting the strangers to a feast is the dumbest fool. Whatever development, progress are being done and achieved are too taken backtrack. Just look

at the deeds done in Delhi riots, Crores of properties destroyed, families torn, houses razed, economy down and increase povertness. Parents labour pain and hardship to brought up the childrens and in blink of an eye they are just been killed like an insects, an individual work hard their whole life and earn a little for the family for a better future and in blink of an eye just razed down to ashes, how can someone even unfearlessly burn the sacred religious places or schools this way.This is the ideology at work to force the same upon the other of Hatred. What progress are we going to get from such ideology of hate.

Millions of youth unemployed, the highest unemployed rate in 45 years.

More than 8000 childrens sleep hunger every day.

More than 25 lakhs people die every year because of Hunger.

More than 365 millions are poor in india.

Still people are earning a less than 32 rupee a day or no earning at all.

The global hunger index of India stand at 129 even below Bangladesh and Pakistan. the GDP growth rate of this country is far better ahead than India progressing even beyond 7 % but India declining even below 5% and they want to bring more people into the already miserable state of life worrying about the world infact they are not worrying about the people, it just a jhumla.

Their black policies coated with word of humanitarian just to fool the world but how can one humantarian work be carried out by killing the another humans.

The reason they offer is on humanitarian grounds to persecuted humans but first stop persecuting the

own citizens, stop being inhumanitarian to the citizens of the country.

Factually they would not even be able to look well those immigrants, those immigrants would live a life equal to animals in India worst than their present state of life. The government is so ashamed of poverty before the guest that it built up the wall to hide poverty instead of building the house and uplifting the poor.

Those immigrants longing to come to India have to think thousands times before making their decision about the infrastructure of their living in India, their houses, jobs and lifestyle.... already millions of the own countrymen are struggling for survival, lack of basic necessities and how the government of the day will look after their welfare.

They are just a button pressing object, a humaniod slave for BJP RSS and nothing more, when the own countrymen are not taken care of, expecting to be treated them as a Yuvraj in a povert stricken is a hypnotical fantasy. They will regret for the decision made.

No country is perfect, it has to be made perfect, injustice, persecution would happen but people also have to fight as one for one another for justice, equality and unity that is the true essence nature of beautiful country. The the minorities as christians suffer in India. So will US goes on to give a free US citizenship to christian minorities of India.? No Can Trump give a US citizenship to all christians of the world just because they are being persecuted.? No CAA in the name of humanitarian grounds is a farcest lie of the century.

The fight against its own citizens is for nothing else but for bringing human

voting machines .

On the other side, NRC is not only unconstitutional but also inhuman.

Amit Shah said that it is BJP that are going to give illegal citizens a citizenship and the right to become Prime minister of the country for which no documents required and needed to be produce by the immigrants while on the other hand, citizens of the country has to produce documents but the documents which is issued by the same government as passport, Aadhar, Voting id, ration card etc are not a proof of citizenship except birth certificate of the ancestors what kind of rubbish regulations is that, the same documents that voted them to power becomes invalid , is there any logical explanation for this.

India being a home to so many natural disaster of flood, fire, riots, persecutions, violence and being in a state of rural and uncivilized stage how can any person keep safe so dearly the birth certificate of their dead ancestors who died a centuries and centuries ago when they themselves do not have their own certificate and don’t even aware of when they were born, in the times when the people doesn’t even know the existence of clothes to cover up their parts of flesh or the existence of paper, how would they preserve a piece of their birth certificate.

May be if they are aware that Modi and Amit Shah would ask the descendants of the ancestors birth certificate they would have write something on the rocks but poor them they don’t foresaw this coming. forcing citizens to justify, prove themselves that they are citizens of the country except through the birth certificate of the dead human

is inhuman act in itself.

As far as I believe, No Indian are against chasing away illegal immigrants visa-vis no Naga is against chasing out illegal immigrants and stopping the influx of immigrants in our land, it is already infested our land but will not agree at the cost of transforming themselves into refugees status in their own land.

Anomalies, provision, procedure are to be well defined. The central government has to clearly made understand the provision, procedure and regulations under the Act. They have to review and scrutinize the anamolies under CAA/NRC/NPR and make people understand why they have to trust them instead of executing hideously to fullfill their secretive agendas.

Every state and region has their own set of different issues and problems. If they are doing for the welfare of the country then include every states stakeholders into account, listen to their grievances, understand the complexities and settled the the things for the betterment of the country and every citizen of India will support in the endeavours of the government to free the country from this illegal parasites.

This ACTs is not only unconstitutional but also inhumanitarian, it is a human displacement Act. All this wreckage are done to hide the Assam wrong and therefore the government should also have the courage to admit their wrong and the country also should find the strength to forgive it.

“The evil man are afraid to come to light because light will reveal the deeds done in the dark.”

Hokato Awomi Dimapur

Prelude to Mlei-ngyi festival No work no pay - no other way acceptable C T he Jalukie Pumling Nko (JPN) brings g reetings and announce the advent of Mleingyi festival, which is one of the most important festivals of the Zeliang people, usually celebrated in the month “Mdui” (March 9 onwards), marks the self purification and the advent of a new farming season seeking God’s blessings for health and productive farming year. The festival is a weeklong event involving a sequential day-by-day activities like traditional fire-making, merry-making and traditional games and sports.

The village high priest/ harbinger conveying all good wishes to his community and proclaims the arrival of festive season to enable for preparation of self, food, drinks and dresses etc. All preparatory agricultural activities such as jungle clearing for current jhum field and millet harvesting cultivated in fallow jhum areas are completed well ahead of the commencement of the event.

On the onset of the festival all men folks take bath early in the morning from the ceremonious spring-well signifying self cleansing and purification. Ahead of the festival involves traditional seed treatment so that seeds sown after the festival are vigorous and healthy. Preparation of local rice brew for consumption during the entire festivity period is done in advance before the beginning of the festival.

The Traditional fire making marks the commencement of Mlei-ngyi festival and is usually performed by the clan headman (kizeu-pei) of each dormitory, by using strands of bamboo (mlei-ria) and bamboo fine fibres and keep the flame burning until culmination of the festival.

During the entire festive period, the clan headman will abstain from having any indulgence with spouse.

The slaughter of ani-

mals meant for food during the festival is done by person having pure lineage trace amongst the villagers. The occasion witnesses engaged couples being invited to their respective in-laws for dinner and blessing and this dinner invitation by village folks usually continues during the entire festive period.

All male members usually with their cup of beer and meat preparations from home, while entering their dormitory typically make a howl as “Aoo… yieee… ketyei-kesak ngyi, kehing-kelia ngyi… aki, mlia pungla”…which means “festival of food and drinks, festival of prosperity and longevity”…

Sequentially, early in the morning the matured male members from the two major clan viz. Heu and Hau, forays into the jungle to make wooden totem (Herie) for each clan. The plank is then brought to the village with each clan carrying their respective wooden totem and placed on a clean predestined location.

Then all male members in traditional attires gather to howl around the totem thence proceed to play ground for traditional games and sports like hedau (kicking the plank), heram (high jump), tsugi (shot put), hesim (long leap), hejo (long jump), hepo (wrestling) etc… This event usually witness wide participation and stiff competition from capable youngsters and the event marks the best athletes of the village for the year.

The sporting event culminates with a traditional howl (nro) by male members congregated around the field (hejo). Significantly, the next day the families shared festival food package (Hengyidom) to sisters’ marriage outside the village. The evening hours are occupied with male members visiting female dormitories and calling them out by name and having verbal exchanges.

Consecutively, the preceding day the male

members of different clan collect firewood and pile up in a selected place for firewood filching in the evening by the women folk.

At the fall of dusk female dormitory members, usually come singing soulful ballets visits male dormitories and perform traditional events like finger identification (Hebalia), tug-of-war (heriang-teu) and filching firewood (tsingpo-nsa).

On the final day the clan headman douses the Mlei-mi (festival fire). Members of the female dormitories cook sticky rice (Tetim) and share it with male dormitories as well as each female member including young girls.

The post festival events marks the male members engaging in agricultural practices of burning their jhum fields and in the process any wild animals and birds killed or captured are gifted to female dormitories. Female members collect meat from their homes and cook in dormitories. Discarded pieces of meat and bones (hailodum nsa) are collected by younger boys.

Boys and girls together have recreation and merry making with would be brides and grooms by singing soulful ballets and conundrum.

The bride-to-be along with friends from her dormitory selects a married man to lead during “nta” (traditional dances) and gives him mouthful of salt and wine. A day for facilitating and solemnizing traditional marriage ceremonies akin to Christian holy marriages and involves marriage feast for the entire village folks.

The office of the Jalukie Pumling Nko Nagaland and the Chairman of the 14 (Fourteen) villages under Jalukie land coveys Mleingyi greetings to our people and request everyone to get prepared with the traditional attires, foods & drinks for a cheerful and successful joint festivity.

Kumui Nring Chairman

hief Secretary Temjen Toy deserves real appreciation and fullest support for his decision to implement the forgotten “NO WORK NO PAY” discipline to end absenteeism in the State Government offices from the Secretariat to the district and sub-divisional offices.

With the whole Cabinet certain to be behind the authoritative directive its failure is out of the question. The Chief Secretary called a spade a spade.On January 15 he reportedly said most Government servants were “serving for their own interests forgetting their priorities as government employees.” He was addressing the first meeting of the AHoDs and the HoDs for 2020.The irresponsibility indulged in with impunity and lack of concern by those who should know better has paralysed our society for too long. A fair day’s wage for a fair day’s work should now become the normal standard.

Ruling out further tolerance of “dereliction of duties by many senior officials”, they were challenged to set the right ex-

amples of excellence for their subordinates as “unless we become amenable to rules, there is absolutely no future”. The public’s strong support for this is assured. We thank the Chief Secretary for clearly drawing the battle line to shape our future. The best news of the New Year! He must not hesitate to enlist the support of the public should the need arise. What is not acceptable or tolerable must no longer be accepted or tolerated.

We ask those in the bureaucracy who do their work honestly not to misunderstand this statement. 2020 must be a new year of great change. We want to play our part.

Kezekevi Thehouba (Peace Morung), Nieketu Iralu chairman, Robert N. Solo secy, Daso Paphino, Chato Paphino G.B, Pheluopfhelie Kesiezie, Krurovi Peseyie, Dr. Kepelhousie Terhüja, Visedel Kin, Lezoto Paphino, Medoselhou Keretsü, Kethozhapu Sahou, Kuolachalie Seyie, Zakieo Metha, Zakie Suohu etc, etc.

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Appeal to GOC 3rd Corps, Rangapahar, Dimapur

It is with the utmost respect I beg to bring forth to you a humble reminder about the discussion we had personally at your official residence at the Rangapahar Military Station.

That sir you so kindly assured me and the chairman of Seluophe village regarding the development works to be taken up in Lawoza village in Phek district also a continuation of development works at Seluophe village by 19-20 in which connection I personally met the CO 104 engg regiment Col Bali and apprised him about your kind interest for the development of these villages, that sir so far we are yet to find any development.

But no matter what ever is the reason I’m confident that your authority knows best and that I will abide by whatever decision you take for the welfare of these villagers.

T Chuba Jamir, Chairman SEEAF, Dimapur

Sir,

Modern form of begging

People who have a habit of asking money from someone should know that it is the hard earned money of those who are giving them the credit. If someone is good at saving money but run into a crisis then helping them in a way you feasibly can is okay but someone who racks up a ton of debt gets trapped and clearly hasn’t developed the money savvy skills to control their own spending. We need to learn to be self-sufficient.

Get a job and if you have one, learn to save money because every individual’s life is a race and we are all bound to run. People sitting around and doing nothing should not be ashamed to do hard labour to earn the day’s wage.

Amenla Kichu, Mokokchung 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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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020

Zutoi HSC inaugurated at Niuland

CMO Dimapur along with village leaders, staff and others at the inaugural programme.

DIMAPUR: Zutoi health sub-center (HSC), Niuland block, Dimapur was inaugurated by chief medical officer (CMO), Dimapur Dr. T. Pangjung Sangtam and dedicated by pastor Tokhavi Aye on March 3.

A press release from CMO office Dimapur stated

that, Dr. Pangjung noted that a health sub-center though provides only basic health services, play a major role in preventive aspect.

He further stated that Zutoi HSC belongs not only to Zutoi village but to all the surrounding villages. He therefore urged the com-

munity to take ownership of the health center as its future development and maintenance depended on the community participation and support. He also requested the community to co-operate and assist the staff of the health center.

Earlier, Khevishe Zhi-

momi, head GB of Zutoi village stated that village leaders of Zutoi, Vikheto, Zhekishe, Tokishe and Wachan had petitioned to the Medical department to establish a health center in Zutoi village. He, therefore, appreciated the Medical department for fulfilling their hope and aspiration. Tokugha Zhimo, Village Council Zutoi village also requested all necessary equipments, furnishing and health sub-center services to be provided along with more staff so as to make the health facility fully functional.

Programme was chaired by pastor Tokhavi Aye and closing prayer by associate pastor Nikali.

Other officials present during the inaugural ceremony included Dr. Antoly Suu, Dy.CMO; Dr. Benchilo, DTO; Dr. Imtiwabong, DVBO; Dr. Rebecca, DPO (UIP/RCH); Dr. Caroline, MO Niuland CHC; DPM (NHM); BPM Niuland block and district media officer (NHM).

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NER DTE NCC conducts conference DIMAPUR: A two-day conference of all NCC groups of NE region, was held on February 27 and 27, at NER Dte, Shillong.

According to PRO (Defence), Group Commanders of all eight groups, namely Shillong, Guwahati, Tezpur, Imphal, Silchar, Dibrugarh, Kohima and Jorhat, attended the conference.

The conference was chaired by Major General, VSM, ADG NER Dte, Bipin Bakshi, where he congratulated all Gp Cdrs for excellent performance of NCC Cadets of NER Contingent, at RDC2020, which swept away Republic day competitions from January 1 to 28, held at New Delhi.

Future blueprint of forthcoming year was also formulated, regards to training and growth of NCC cadets in NE Region and extending reach of NCC in far flung areas in the region.

IWFNAI organises interface programme

Members of IWFNEI and NPMHR at the interface programme.

DIMAPUR: Indigenous Women’s Forum of North East India (IWFNEI) held its general assembly and organized an interface at AIDA Don Bosco School, Dimapur, Nagaland from February 26 to 29.

A press release from Charis High Academy principal stated that, session began with an interface between Nepuni Piku of NPMHR and IWFNI members on the international and national rights of indigenous people vis-a vis regional and local issues for empowerment of IPs in

India and the North-East today. Forum was of the view that the over-arching patriarchal traditions and power structures subjugating women in tribal societies will give way to justice and equality when men and women in the society dialogue together at many levels. IWFNEI sees the role of the church and other village and statelevel institution as critically important.

Reports from the various units and states highlighted the commonality of issue among women

which become the basis for future programmes. New office bearers were also selected for the term 20202023 from among the unit members. Convenor and co-convenor of IWFNEI are Komoli and Abole from Arunachal Pradesh and Assam respectively.

Other office bearers were also selected to shoulder the programs and activities of IWFNEI. Women from 5 North Eastern states participated in the event, supported by Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact, Chiangmi, Thailand.

Udyam Samagam programmes held in Wokha, Dimapur ESCH celebrates 10th anniversary

Students taking part in traditional arts competition. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: District Industries Centre (DIC), Wokha in collaboration with ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise (MSME)-DI Dimapur & Imphal and department of Industries & Commerce organized an essay writing and traditional arts competition (handicrafts products) at town hall, Wokha on March 3, with ADC, Wokha K.Mhathung Tsanglao as the special guest.

According to DIPR report, ADC while addressing during the inaugural function called

upon the students to give interest in taking part in such activities when the government was trying to promote and encourage the students as well as the entrepreneurs. While urging the students to preserve customary practices, he also added that one should give importance to mother tongue to keep the tradition alive.

Around 40 students from different schools under Wokha district took part in the competition.

Prizes for the winners of various categories will be

DEO Dimapur Amongla Jamir with participants. (DIPR)

declared and given during the culmination of the programme scheduled to be held at the end of March.

The essay competition was held on the theme “entrepreneurship scope and challenges in my district”. Earlier, function

was chaired by Economic investigator, DIC, Wokha Mhachan N. Kikon, while general manager, DIC, Wokha, Nchumbemo Patton delivered the welcome address.

U B RC D i m a p u r : Meanwhile in Dimapur, es-

say and art competition for classes IX to XII was held under Udyam Samaagam at UBRC, Kuda Nagarjan Dimapur on March 2. According to DIPR report, the DEO Dimapur, Amongla Jamir graced the occasion.

DIMAPUR: El shaddai Children Home (ESCH) celebrated its “10 years of God’s faithfulness” at its premises in Seitheke Basa Dimapur on February 28.

A press release from ESCH stated that, NT Kikon, director, WondangKi encouraged the children to be obedient and respect their teachers for taking care of them and above all seek God first. He also congratulated the home for its successful completion of 10 years of service.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was lead by Emilo Kikon, former staff, invocation by pastor Kenei Kiso, Life Square Church, Chümoukedima, welcome song and testimonies by the children, brief report of the home by Liponi

Children of the home with staff.

Lotha, founder, ESCH, vote of thanks by Lily Ezung, administrator, followed by benediction by Avo Madeo, Chakhesang Baptist Church.

Meanwhile, El-Shaddai acknowledged its well wishers, church community, families, friends and visitors for their constant love, prayer and support.

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the work was progressing satisfactorily but his office would get in touch with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to complete the project on a fast track basis.

Sonowal also discussed with the envoy issues like road connectivity, enhancement of livelihood, empowerment of women, youth exchange programme and constant people to people contact.

Suzuki said Japan is committed to sustaining its collaboration with Assam and is willing to invest in road projects, bridges, manufacturing sectors, health care sector and food processing.

GUWAHATI, MAR 1 (AGENCIES): The NRC authorities of Assam is mulling to start issuing the ‘Rejection Slip’ to over 19 lakh people excluded from the final National Register of Citizens (NRC) from March 20.

The Rejection Slip will mention the reasons for exclusion from the NRC. At present, work related to scanning of ‘speaking order’ is going on and around 12 per cent job is left.

This was informed by parliamentary affairs minister Chandra Mohan Patowary while replying to a written query by Congress MLA Rekibuddin Ahmed in the ongoing Assembly session.

Patowary was replying on behalf of chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal who also holds the Implementation of Assam Accord portfolio.

that appointments are made purely on merit basis.

The APSSB has recently drawn flak from all quarters for its alleged failure to conduct the examination in a fair manner.

Following allegations of malpractice, a case under several sections of the IPC and Prevention of Corruption Act was lodged on February 16 with the SIC of the state police.

Accordingly, the SIC, has so far arrested five persons including APSSB under secretary Kapter Ringu and two data entry operators of the board in connection the case.

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Guwahati, Mar 3 (PTI): Japanese Ambassador to India Santoshi Suzuki called on Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal here on Tuesday and both pledged to enhance friendly ties between Japan and Assam.

Appreciating Japans friendly gesture towards continuing its collaboration and commitment tothe development of Assam, the chief minister requested the Japanese envoy to look into the expeditious completion of JICA assisted Guwahati Metropolitan Drinking Water Project.

Suzuki informed the chief minister that he had visited the project site and

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the matter pertaining to examination and after careful consideration of all the facts available, it was decided to cancel the examination.

“A new date for the examination would be notified soon. All the candidates who had received admit cards for the examination held on February 2, will be eligible to re-appear for the examination without paying any additional fees,” Rai said.

The APSSB secretary said that the board has also resolved to ensure transparency and fairness while conducting the future examination so as to ensure

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a large number of divisional offices of the CPI-M and the ruling party workers also attacked or burnt down or forcibly occupied several hundred offices of mass organisations of Left parties.

“Destroying education, over 960 government schools were handed over to private parties. Cut-money regime prevailed under BJP rule. Contractors have also filed cases in the courts as they have not received payment for their work.”

Terming March 3, 2018 as a “Black Day”, the CPI-M leader said that the present Tripura situation is worse than India’s emergency period in 1975.

“In the 2018 assembly polls, the BJP spent huge amount of money, misused information technology, misused the election machinery to oust the erstwhile CPI-M led government,” Das claimed.

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1,002 houses belonging to the opposition CPI-M and other Left parties members were attacked, damaged and burnt.

“Around 425 shops and business establishments belonging to opposition party families were burnt down, looted or smashed. Over 54 poultry farms, fish in 14 ponds totally destroyed and 56 rubber gardens owned by opposition party families either burnt or smashed during the past two years by the BJP members and their hoodlums. Over 112 vehicles were also damaged or burnt.”

The Left leader said that over 533 party offices of the CPI-M and other Left parties were either burnt down, attacked and looted or forcibly occupied by the ruling party cadres and goons.

Das said that the BJP government had bulldozed

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IMPHAL, Mar 3: Lady personnel of the 18 Assam Rifles nabbed two women from the gate of the battalion at Pallel Bazar after the explosive was detected on their bags during a check at the gate of the battalion yesterday around 5.20 pm, a police source said.

One of the two women arrested with gelatin sticks (explosive), detonators and safety fuses in Manipur was from Nagaland identified as Teresa Maring (42) wife of Jacob Maring of Nagaland’s Thizama (Kohima). She was arrested along with one M Phungmila (57) wife of Mansing, a resident of Pallel Bazar of Manipur’s Chandel district on Monday evening.

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Agartala, March 3 (IANS): The opposition Communist Party of India (Marxist)-led Left Front in Tripura on Tuesday said that the prevailing situation in the BJP-ruled state is worse than the 1975 emergency period in India.

CPI-M Tripura state Secretary Gautam Das said that total lawlessness, thousands of attacks on women, opposition party leaders and workers and undemocratic governance has prevailed during the two-year-old BJP-led government rule in the state.

He said that soon after securing a majority in the Assembly polls on March 3, 2018, the BJP had launched attacks on the opposition parties and the common people and these atrocities still continued unabated.

“During the two-year rule of BJP government, 13 CPI-M party leaders and workers were murdered and 2,170 people including 203 women were physically tortured by the BJP members and their goons and none was arrested,” Das, a CPI-M central committee member, told the media.

“Fifteen more people died of heart attack after witnessing the massive widespread attacks all over.”

Das alleged that over

located inside the battalion complex, the police said quoting the Assam Rifles officials who handed over them to the Kakching district police.

Assam Rifles authority handed over along 10 pieces of Gelatin sticks (explosive), 30 pieces of detonator and two safety fuse around 2 meters which were recovered along with other items.

In a follow up action to the disclosure made by them, a team of Kakching police rushed to the house of M Phungmila at Pallel Bazar where 20 more Gelatin sticks and 217 pieces of detonators along with four safety fuses were recovered.

Kakching police station booked them under section 5 of Explosive Substances Act after lodging a case against them, the police source added.

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ITANAGAR, MAR 3 (PTI): The Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board (APSSB) has decided to cancel the examination conducted by the board on February 2 for recruitment of lower division clerk, junior secretariat assistant and others.

The decision to cancel the examination was taken following a meeting of the APSSB officers which was held at the boards office on Monday, a statement from the boards secretary Santosh Kumar Rai said.

Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Sunday had suggested scrapping the examination conducted by the APSSB and announced setting up of an inquiry commission to investigate the alleged irregularities in the examination, apart from the police case which has been registered with the Special Investigation Cell (SIC).

The APSSB secretary in the statement said that the board discussed in detail

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CAA stir: 185 students held in New Delhi

NEW DELHI, MAR 3 (PTI): A total of 185 students were detained by police on Tuesday while they were going to the Ramlila Maidan here to protest against the new citizenship law and the recent communal riots in northeast Delhi.

According to police, the protesters were detained from different locations in the national capital and taken to several police stations.

All detained students were later released, police said.

“In total, 185 protesters were detained and taken to nearby police stations of Kamla Market, Hari Nagar and Bawana,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central) Sanjay Bhatia said, adding that all the protesters have been released.

Many students, however, claimed that several hundred of them were detained from different locations in the city.

Around 200 students gathered at Jantar Mantar on Tuesday morning in response to a protest call given by the Young India Coordination Committee, which comprises members from various student bodies. Former IAS officer and activist Kannan Gopina-

Students participate in a demonstration ‘Delhi Chalo’ against CAA , NRC and NPR at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, Tuesday. (PTI)

than was also present.

However, the police restrained the students from proceeding towards the Ramlila Maidan to participate in the protest march against the Citizenship (Amendment) Law and over the communal violence in the national capital.

Police said the students did not have permission for the march to Parliament.

Fo r m e r J N U S t u dents’ Union president N Sai Balaji, who was leading the march, said, “We had

submitted the application for permission on February 27. We were informed on Monday about the permission being rejected. It is last-minute intimation”.

Later, student groups who arrived at Jantar Mantar raised anti-government slogans and demanded resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah over the recent communal riots in northeast Delhi.

Many students carried posters and banners that read: “Peace, Not Riot”,

“Scrap Sedition Law”, “Reject anti-poor, Reject anti-Muslim,” “DU for communal harmony”, and “Stop police brutality on anti-CAA protestors”.

The former IAS officer, Gopinathan, said he was happy that there are still people who are not afraid to question the Centre.

Anyone who raises questions against the Centre is termed ‘anti-national’, he said while addressing the gathering. “When students question the government,

they are termed as ‘tukdetukde’ gang. If activists raise questions, they are termed ‘urban naxals’,” he said.

Balaji criticised the Delhi Police for not arresting BJP leaders for their allegedly provocative slogans.

“We are not Hindu or Muslim. We are youngsters of this country who are here to safeguard the constitution of this country,” he said “They (Centre) are scared of the youngsters of the country, so they frame us on false charges and the leaders of BJP who raise provocative slogans get a free run,” he added.

A student claimed the police were detaining the protesters even if they were assembling in small groups.

“We don’t fear anyone.

We need to stand united at this hour and spread the message of peace,” said one of the protestors.

Another protestor, a student of Lady Sri Ram College, said, “The rules and regulations are made for us. Our only way of expressing our dissent is through protests. What has happened in northeast Delhi is disheartening”.

7 Rajasthan farmers India tells Iran to stay away protest against from its internal matters land acquisition J ai p u r , M arch 3 (IANS): Farmers in Jaipur’s Nindad village are staging a protest against the acquisition of their land by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA), demanding new prices for their land as per the law passed in 2013.

The ‘Bhoomi Samadhi Satyagrah’ against the land acquisition is led by Nagendra Singh Shekhawat under the banner of Yuva Kisan Sangharsh Samiti.

Speaking to IANS, Shekhawat said that it has just been four days since these 51 farmers are protesting via the ‘Bhoomi Samadhi Satyagraha’. This satyagraha of farmers is against the provisions of their land acquisition by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA).

The JDA started taking hold of their lands even without negotiating for the land due to which, once again, they had to stage the protest, he said. As part of the protest, the farmers dig pits in the ground and bury themselves till their necks.

Shekhawat said around 5,000 families have been affected due to land acquisition according to the old laws.

New Delhi, March 3 (IANS): India on Tuesday summoned Iran’s envoy in the capital to register its protest against Iranian Foreign Minister’s scathing comments on the recent communal riots in Delhi over Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

The recently enacted law, CAA fast tracks citizenship of persecuted religious minorities of three Islamic theocratic countries neighbouring India --Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.

The CAA triggered widespread violent protests in India, with the opposition calling it discriminatory against Muslims. Last week during US President Donald Trump’s first state visit to India, several parts of Delhi, the epicentre of violent protests against the CAA, erupted in communal riots.

Over 40 people of both Hindu and Muslim communities were killed along with some security officials too.

On Monday, Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif tweeted: “Iran condemns the wave of organized violence against

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Indian Muslims. For centuries, Iran has been a friend of India. We urge Indian authorities to ensure the wellbeing of all Indians and not let senseless thuggery prevail. Path forward lies in peaceful dialogue and rule of law.”

Official sources said that Iranian envoy to New Delhi, Ali Chegeni was summoned and told that Zarif had commented on the matters “purely internal” to India. The Ministry of External Affairs, last week had urged foreign leaders and institutions to refrain from making irresponsible statements.

Incidentally, nationwide protests against rise in fuel prices and for change in the Islamic regime led by the supreme religious leader Ali Khamenei, erupted in Iran last year. Around 2,000 protestors have been killed and over 7,000 arrested by the government in Iran so far.

Pulwama attack: NIA arrests father-daughter duo Focus on coronavirus, not social media: Rahul to Modi

Father-daughter duo Tariq Ahmed Shah and Insha Jan.

more arrests will be made in the coming days.

Magrey, a resident of Hajibal, Kakapora in Pulwama district of Jammu & Kashmir, is an over ground worker (OGW) of the Pakistan-based Jaish-eMohammad (JeM) terror group.

According to agency sources, Magrey allegedly provided shelter and other logistical assistance to the Pulwama suicide bomber.

He was sent to 15 days’ NIA custody by a special NIA court in Jammu & Kashmir on Friday.

During interrogation, Magrey revealed that he had harboured Dar and

Pakistan-based terrorist Mohammad Umar Farooq in his house from late 2018 till the attack in February 2019 and assisted them in the preparation of the Improvised Explosive Device (IED). His shop is located near Lethpora bridge, and as advised by Mohammad Umar, he started conducting reconnaissance of the movement of CRPF convoys on Jammu-Srinagar Highway in January 2019, and informed Mohammad Umar and Adil Ahmad Dar about it.

Magrey was also involved in modifying the Maruti Eeco car and fitting the IED into it in early

New Delhi, March 3 (IANS): Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi continued his Twitter attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, challenging him to focus on the coronavirus threat rather than his social media accounts.

Addressing the Prime Minister’s official twitter account, Rahul Gandhi tweeted: “Quit wasting India’s time playing the clown with your social media accounts, when India is facing an emergency. Focus the attention of every Indian on taking on the Corona virus challenge.

Here’s how it’s done..”

The tweet had a video of Sin-

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gapore Premier Lee Hsien Loong urging his countrymen to bravely face the coronavirus threat.

On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had issued a cryptic tweet stating, “This Sunday, thinking of giving up my social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & YouTube. Will keep you posted”.

Subsequently, however, Modi clarified in a tweet that “This Women’s Day, I will give away my social media accounts to women whose life & work inspire us. This will help them ignite motivation in millions.”

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T hir u v anan thapuram, Mar 3 (PTI): The Kerala government, which has already put on hold the National Population Register (NPR) activities in the state, on Tuesday said an all-party meeting would be held on March 16 to allay any confusion with regard to the census enumeration.

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan made the announcement in the state assembly after some members of the Congress-led UDF raised fears that along with census, queries regarding the NPR could also figure during the enumeration.

The meeting will be held at 5 pm in the state capital.

Earlier, the CPI(M)led Left Democratic Front government had assured the state assembly it would not implement the NPR but would go ahead with the census process.

It had in December last ordered stoppage of all activities in connection with NPR in the state considering ‘apprehensions’ of the public that it would lead to the National Register of Citizenship (NRC) in the wake of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

February, 2019 and was introduced to Adil Ahmad Dar in mid-2018 by Mohammad Umar and he became a full-time OGW of JeM. “During his initial interrogation, he disclosed that on several occasions, he collected and delivered arms, ammunition, cash and explosive material to JeM terrorists, including those involved in the Pulwama attack,” the agency had said on February 28.

“During investigation, the make, model and number of the car used in the attack was quickly ascertained by NIA to be a Maruti Eeco through forensic examination of the tiny remnants of the car which were found at the spot during extended searches,” the agency stated.

“This has been corroborated by accused Shakir Bashir Magrey. The explosives used in the attack were determined to be ammonium nitrate, nitroglycerin and RDX, through forensic investigation,” it said.

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SRINAGAR, MARCH 3 (IANS): Four days after the National Investigation Agency made a major breakthrough in the Pulwama terror attack case over a year after the bombing, arresting one person who provided shelter to the suicide bomber Adil Ahmad Dar, the NIA on Tuesday arrested two more people in the case, sources said.

An NIA source related to the probe told IANS: “Two more persons have been arrested by the agency in the Pulwama terror attack case.” The source said that a father-daughter duo have been arrested from Lethpora area for their involvement in the attack.

The fresh arrests of the two accused brings the total arrests in the case to three.

The arrests were made on the revelations by Shakir Bashir Magrey, who was arrested by the anti-terror probe agency on February 28.

The source, however, did not disclose on what charges they were arrested.

The source further said that

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All B’deshis living in Bengal are Indian citizens: Mamata

Mamata Banerjee addresses an administrative review meeting at Kaliyaganj in North Dinajpur, Tuesday. (PTI)

K aliag an j ( W B ) , Mar 3 (PTI): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Tuesday those who have come to the state from Bangladesh and have been casting votes in elections are Indian citizens and need not apply for citizenship afresh.

Banerjee also slammed the Modi government for its handling of the communal riots in Delhi which have claimed over 40 lives so far, and asserted she will not allow West Bengal to turn into another Delhi.

“Those who have come from Bangladesh are citizens of India...

They have got citizenship.

You don’t need to apply for citizenship again. You have been casting your votes in elections, electing PM and CM, Assembly,

Zila Parishad... Now they are saying that you are not citizens. You all are bonafide citizens of this country,” she told a public meeting here.

Banerjee also asserted she will not let “even a single person” to be driven out of Bengal.

The West Bengal chief minister said no refugee living in the state will be deprived of citizenship.

“You have an address, ration card, voter card, driving license. There is no need to get this new card of the BJP. Don’t worry, you will always find this didi beside you. Your family is my family. I will not let anybody take away the rights of our people,” she asserted.

The TMC supremo said her government was

doing everything for the development of backward sections like Rajbongshi, Kurmi, Kujur and Urdu Alichiki.

She also accused the BJP government of Assam of excluding a large number of genuine Bengali, Rajbongshi, and Muslim citizens from the National Register of Citizens (NRC) that seeks to weed out infiltrators, particularly from Bangladesh.

Hitting out at the central government over the Delhi violence, the TMC boss said,”Don’t forget this is Bengal. What happened in Delhi will never be allowed to happen here.

We do not want Bengal to turn into another Delhi or another Uttar Pradesh.”

The BJP has often accused Banerjee of “Muslim appeasement” and pandering to the interests of the minority community for “vote bank politics”.

Later, chairing an administrative meeting Banerjee told officers that her government has decided not to implement the CAA and NRC or update the National Population Register (NPR). Top state officials like the chief secretary, home secretary and those of North Dinajpur district attended the meeting.

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Gandhina g ar , March 3 (IANS): Just like Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath enacted laws to make rioters pay for damage to public property, the Gujarat government too on Tuesday announced that rioters will be made to cough up money for damage to public property.

“Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has instructed the administration to scrutinize the rioters’ property and make assessment so that the damage caused by them to the public property can be recovered,” Pradeepsinh Jadeja, the minister of state for home, said in the ongoing budget session of the Gujarat assembly.

Jadeja was speaking in the House during the discussion on the recent Khambhat riots, under rule 116 of the Gujarat Assembly, raised by Congress MLAs Imran Khedawala, Gyasuddin Shaikh, Mohammed Peerzada and Mahesh Kumar Rawal.

The Minister informed the House that there were a

total of 9 FIRs filed in the case and 115 persons were arrested. Cudgels, iron rods, daggers were recovered from the accused.

During the violence, the rioters had damaged houses, shops, vehicles and also public property in Akbarpur, Madarnagar, Bhoi Bari, Lal Darvaza, Pirajpura, Bhavsar wad, Prajapati Vas, Tran Darvaja areas of Khambhat.

During the riots, 41 members of the public and eight police officials were injured in stone pelting.

Jadeja said that the Additional DG (law and order), IG (armed unit), Ahmedabad range IG, Superintendent of Police (SP), Kheda, Superintendent of Police (SP), Ahmedabad rural and SRP commandant as well as SMC were immediately rushed to the affected area, as soon as the news of the riots was received. The Director General of Police (DGP) also visited Khambhat.

The Minister said that due to the prompt action by the district administration and the police, the accused were arrested. Standard procedures like area domination, arrest of anti-social elements, flag marches, static deployment, combing and constant patrolling by senior officials brought the situation under control.

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Don’t spare anyone involved in violence: Kejriwal requests PM

Arvind Kejriwal with AAP leader Sanjay Singh addresses media personnel after a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in New Delhi, Tuesday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, MAR 3 (PTI): Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday and discussed the situation in the riot-hit northeast Delhi and said he has requested Modi that those responsible for the violence — irrespective of party affiliation — “should not be spared”.

It was the first meeting of Kejriwal with Modi after the Aam Aadmi Party returned to power in the national capital for a third consecutive term.

The meeting, at the Prime Minister’s Office in Parliament, lasted half an hour.

Emerging from the meeting, Kejriwal appreciated the Delhi police for being proactive in controlling the situation when rumours

Four arrested for raising ‘goli maaro’ slogan in Kolkata Kolkata, March 3 (IANS): Four persons have been arrested so far in connection with the incendiary “goli maaro” slogan raised by a group of people going to Union Home Minister and former BJP national president Amit Shah’s rally two days back, police said on Tuesday.

While three people were arrested from the city’s New Market police station area on Monday morning, later another person was rounded up from Ghola in 24 Parganas (North) district in the night.

A group of people, some of them wearing kurta, and carrying BJP flags, raised the provocative slogan calling for shooting the traitors while going in a procession towards the rally venue in central Kolkata.

Cases under sections 153 A(Promoting enmity between different groups),34 (common intent), 505 (public mischief) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal

Three people were arrested from New Market police station area on Monday morning, while another was rounded up from Ghola in 24 Parganas (North) district at night.

Code have been slapped against the accused.

The three arrested from the city are Surendra Kumar Tiwary, Pankaj Prashad and Dhruba Basu.

A BJP leader Sujit Barua was nabbed during a joint operation by personnel of New Market and Ghola police stations.

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missioner Anuj Sharma in a statement said the arrests were made following a complaint lodged at the New Market police station that “some persons allegedly shouted provocative slogans having potential to disturb public tranquility from a procession while going to attend a political rally”.

“The video footage of the said procession was analysed and the persons shouting the provocative slogans identified,” following which raids were held and the arrests made.

“Further raids to arrest the remaining accused persons is on,” Sharma said in a statement.

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Shahrukh who pointed gun at constable nabbed in UP

Mohammed Shahrukh after being arrested from Bareilly

by Delhi Police’s Crime Branch on Tuesday. (PTI)

New Delhi, March 3 (IANS): Shahrukh Khan who pointed a pistol at a Delhi Police head constable during the riots was arrested from Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi Police confirmed on Tuesday.

Shahrukh had been missing from the national capital after the incident.

The Delhi Police had launched a manhunt to nab him.

He was nabbed by a team of Delhi Police

Crime Branch headed by A.K. Singla.

A video of Shahrukh brandishing gun at Delhi Police head constable Deepak Dahia went viral during the communal riots in northeast Delhi.

The brave cop Deepak Dahia had told IANS how he controlled the gun toting Shahrukh who threatened to shoot him. “The day on which the communal violence broke out in northeast Delhi, I was called for

emergency duty from my training centre. Suddenly a man in maroon colour T-shirt came charging at me and threatened to shoot me. He could have opened fire at me, but I remained calm and did not show my fear. I showed my stick to him and dared him to open fire. I also warned him with the stick. I stayed put in front of him and asked him to put down the gun.

It worked and the man retreated firing in the air” the cop had said.

Delhi Police had apprehensions that Shahrukh will be in Bareilly as his father has contacts with drug peddlers there.

The Delhi Police team is trying to bring Shahrukh to Delhi on transit remand.

IANS has learnt that two teams of Delhi Police - Crime Branch and Special Cell, were after Shahrukh, but it was the Crime Branch team headed

by Singla which succeeded in arresting him.

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ing, the police commissioner said officers-in-charge of all police stations have been instructed to initiate strong legal action against anybody trying to incite people.

“In the recent a number of rallies, meetings processions were held in the city, with different police parties, groups and organisations each representing their viewpoint.

“The situation in the city has remained completely peaceful. OCs of police stations have been directed to initiate Strong legal action against any person who tries to provoke or instigate in any way which may lead to a breach in peace,” the statement said.

Referring to the slogan issue at a political programme on Monday, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said: “The language is inflammatory, illegal and demonic. Legal action will be taken against them. Nobody will be spared”.

Banejee said it was for the people to decide “who is a gaddar (traitor) and

who is not”.

However, state governor Jagdeep Dhankhar refused to attach any importance to the slogan.

“If suppose there are 1,000 people and one person says somethinga that’s 100 per cent for youa for me that’s .01 per cent. It’s a country of great positivitya its a very large country,” Dhankhar told mediapersons here.

He went on to appeal to the media to be “proportionate and get away from sensation.

“It’s time to be very, very responsible in public life,” he said.

The slogan was first chanted at a public rally addressed by Union Minister and BJP leader Anurag Thakur on January 27 in Delhi’s Rithala area.

Thakur had allegedly egged on his audience to respond to the slogan.

T h a k u r wa s t h e n barred from campaigning by the Election Commission for 72 hours in the run-up to the February 8 Delhi Assembly polls.

were being spread on Sunday night.

“Delhi police acted in a swift manner to control the situation when rumours were spread on Sunday night. Had the police acted with the same efficiency on Monday & Tuesday last week when riots were confined in a district, so many lives could have been saved,” he told reporters.

Large-scale violence in northeast Delhi has left more than 42 people dead and 200 injured.

The Delhi chief minister said he also requested the prime minister that such incidents should not happen and Modi agreed.

Urging Modi to take stern action against those involved in the violence, Kejriwal said, “I told him we should try and ensure that

such riots do not happen again in the national capital.

Those who are responsible for the clashes - whether they belong to any party - should not be spared, I appealed to the prime minister.”

When asked did he discuss the hate speeches given

by BJP leaders, Kejriwal said they did not discuss it specifically.

Talking about the new coronavirus, he said he discussed with the prime minister the lethal disease it causes and how it can be stopped. “We should provide medicare to the infected as early as possible.”

Describing the meeting as a courtesy call by him after being reelected as chief minister, Kejriwal said he sought the prime minister’s help for the development of Delhi.

15 seeking to set up a caliphate with IS aid to go on trial NEW DELHI, MARCH 3 (IANS): A court here on Tuesday order framing of charges against 15 people for allegedly trying to establish a “caliphate” in the country in association with terror outfit IS. The accused had extensively used internet and social networking sites to identify members for the Middle East based terror outfit, facilitate recruitment and training, and to promote its activities and ideology, the National Investigation Agency had said earlier.

In total, 16 people were arrested in 2016 for allegedly recruiting and financing people to join the terror outfit. One of the accused, however, turned approver in the case.

According to the sources, the accused have been charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and the Explosive Substances Act. Charges involve Section 120B (common inten-

tion) the IPC, Sections 17 (raising funds for terror act), 18 (conspiracy to commit terror act), 38 (being a member of terror organisation), 39 (support given to terror organisation) and 40 (giving money for teror acts) of the UAPA and various sections Explosive Substance Act. Special Judge Praveen Singh said there was “prima facie” enough evidence to start the trial against the accused persons. The court has directed the accused persons to appear before it on March 16, when it will hear the matter and asked whether the accused plead guilty.

The NIA had earlier claimed that during the custodial interrogation, the accused have disclosed many facts about their involvement in the case and on recruiting and financing those willing to join the “Caliphate of ISIS” in Syria.

The NIA had earlier informed the court that the accused were arrested for allegedly planning to carry out attacks ahead of the Republic Day.

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“It is unfortunate and sad that 70 years after independence, raising a slogan like ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ is being depicted as a crime...

It is unfortunate that a person who held the post of prime minister is saying so,” Modi said, adding that every patriot will be pained with this.

He said several forces are working to destabilise the country and called upon party leaders to work more vigorously for it. He added that political interests are supreme for some parties while national interest is of utmost importance to the saffron organisation.

A fight is going on between those wedded to national interest and people preferring party interest over it, he stated, asserting

that the country is supreme for the BJP and ‘vikas’ is its mantra, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi told reporters after the meeting.

“Vikas (development) is our mantra and peace, harmony and unity are prerequisites for the country’s development. We should not merely speak about it but take lead in ensuring peace, harmony and unity,” the prime minister said.

Emphasising on his slogan of ‘sabka saath, sabka vikas and sabka vishwash’ (With all, development for all and trust of all), Modi invoked the Sanskrit words of “manasa, vaacha, karmana” to ask party leaders to work for the country’s development with their mind, words and action.

His call for peace, harmony and unity comes at a time when opposition parties have accused some BJP leaders of making hate speeches which, they alleged, provoked riots in the national capital. The opposition has also sought to corner the Modi government in Parliament over the issue.

At least 42 persons have died in the communal violence in the national capital.

Keeping ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ on their minds, they should work for the country’s development which, Modi told BJP leaders, is supreme.

In the meeting, Modi also highlighted the benefits of Jan Aushadhi Kendra, which sells medicines at subsidised rates, and said he would interact with those running over 6,300 such centres and their beneficiaries on March 7.

Top BJP leaders, including Home Minister Amit Shah and its president J P Nadda, were in the meeting.

A booklet, which carried Modi’s speeches in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on discussions on the President’s address to a joint sitting of Parliament on January 31, was also distributed to all BJP MPs.

SPA objects to BJP’s proCAA meeting Coimbatore, Mar 3 (PTI): Taking objection to allowing BJP and other Hindu outfits to hold proCAA dharna here, the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance on Tuesday sought intervention of the city Police Commissioner to evacuate them immediately.

Talking to reporters after submitting a petition to the commissioner Sumit Saran, DMK MLA N Karthik said the people here have been living in fear anticipating violence due to alleged illegal dharna organised by BJP cadres.

The petition sought the Commissioner to take steps to evacuate BJP and Hindu outfit workers as their campaign in favour of the Citizenship Amendment Act was causing problems to the people and could lead to communal tension.

Karthik was accompanied by Congress working president M Jayakumar, former minister and DMK veteran Pongalur Palanisamy, C Padmanabhan of CPI(M), former CPI MLA M Arumugham, Susi Kalaiarasan of VCK and K Ramakrishnan of Thanthai Periyar Dravida Kazhagam.

AP assembly to pass resolution to maintain NPR register as in 2010 A m a r avat i , M a r 3 (PTI) : The Andhra Pradesh government will pass a resolution in the ensuing Budget session of the state Legislature, requesting that the Centre maintain the National Population Register (NPR) as it existed in the year 2010.

Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy took to Twitter on Tuesday evening to spell out the YSR Congress’ stand on the NPR issue.

“Some of the questions proposed in the NPR are causing insecurities in the minds of minorities of my state.

After elaborate consultations within our party, we have decided to request the Central Government to revert the conditions to those prevailing in 2010,” the Chief Minister said in the first tweet.

“To this effect, we will also introduce a resolution in the upcoming assembly session,”Jagan said in the second tweet.

The Chief Minister’s tweets came in the backdrop of his governments recent order, gearing up the administrative machinery for the conduct of the NPR exercise and Housing List-

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House when both Congress and the BJP came face to face which was followed by minor shoving as well.

It all started when Congress members came over to the treasury benches as BJP’’s chief whip in the Lok Sabha, Sanjay Jaiswal was speaking in the House.

Soon, BJP members like Ramesh Bidhuri came to Jaiswal’’s rescue.

Later, Congress MP R a mya H a r i d a s c o m plained to the Lok Sabha Speaker against BJP MP Jaskaur Meena, while BJP’’s Dausa representative too complained against the Congress.

A group of women members of Parliaments too met Om Birla to raise the issue of alleged attack on Meena and its Chikkamagaluru MP Shobha Karandlaje. Calling it a “perverse desire to vitiate the proceedings”, she asked for the expulsion of the Congress MP. On Monday, the opposition demanded Union Home Minister Amit Shah’’s resignation for the handling of the Delhi violence.

majesty of the animal kingdom. This planet is theirs as much as ours. Let’s be the voice of the voiceless - speak out against cruelty, empower conservation.”

“On this #WorldWild-

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Tina Ambani also took to social media to share a post and tweeted, “Some of our happiest moments have been spent in the wild, marvelling at the

any document to the enumerators during the NPR exercise.

“Enumerators are just required to record whatever answers are given by the people and not to press for any further answers to any query if they do not intend to give and also not to ask for any document,” Kumar said in the order.

The GAD Secretary added that all officials involved, from enumerators onwards, “have been/are being trained” to the effect that there was no requirement of submission of any document by the people during the NPR exercise, nor any requirement to insist on answer to any query if people do not intend to answer.

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Reasoning the choice of the date, Prasad told the media: “It should be our common effort to ensure amity, understanding and peace in Delhi. Peace has returned to Delhi today.

Normalcy is also returning.”

He added that the government’’s priority was to ensure that Holi could be “celebrated” in an atmosphere of “brotherhood”.

Suggesting that it was best to defer any debate on the sensitive issue that cost 46 lives so far, till Holi got over, Prasad said that the offer was extended to the opposition by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi and senior ministers like Narendra Tomar and Arjun Ram Meghwal, besides himself.

The Lok Sabha was adjourned multiple times on Monday and Tuesday after the opposition demanded to discuss the riots that started on February 23 and lasted at least three days.

Earlier in the day, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla tried to reach a consensus for smooth operation of the House.

On Monday, ruckus broke out in the lower

New Delhi, March 3 (IANS): On the occasion of World Wildlife Day on Tuesday, Twitterati took to social media and highlighted the importance of saving life on earth.

The World Wildlife Day 2020 theme ‘Sustaining all life on Earth’ is aimed at ensuring sustainable use of resources and conservation of land and groundwater to stop biodiversity loss.

All social media platforms were abuzz with the messages to save wildlife on this day and shared informative posts using the hashtag #WorldWildlifeDay. Union Minister Prakash Javadekar tweeted, “India is proud to have 2,967 tigers, 30,000 elephants, 3,000 single horn rhinos and over 500 lions. This wildlife wealth is a testimony to India’s robust ecology & continued government policies for conservation under the leadership of PM @narendramodi.”

To mark the occasion of World Wildlife Day, India’s sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik created sand art at Odisha’s Puri beach to show his support.

He posted the picture of his sand art on Twitter and captioned, “On #WorldWildlifeDay 2020 ‘Sustaining all Life on Earth’, encompassing all wild animals and plant species as key components of the world’s biodiversity.

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ing and Housing Census as part of Census of India 2021 to be taken up for 45 days between April and September 2020.

“In view of a number of apprehensions and doubts being expressed in various quarters with respect to the conduct of NPR exercise, following clarifications are issued to all the District Collectors/ Principal Census Officers in the shape of “Frequently Asked Questions” (FAQ) for easy dissemination to all concerned,” General Administration Department Secretary Shashi Bhushan Kumar said in the order issued on January 22.

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New Delhi, Mar 3 (PTI): Asserting that peace, harmony and unity are prerequisites for the country’s development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday asked BJP MPs to take lead in ensuring amity in society with their words, mind and deeds, remarks that come amid criticism of his government by the Opposition over Delhi riots.

Addressing the BJP parliamentary party meeting, Modi also took a dig at Congress leader Manmohan Singh, saying the former prime minister finds a “bad smell” even in a slogan like ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and looks at it with suspicion.

At a recent event, Singh had said the slogan of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ was being misused to construct a “militant and purely emotional” idea of India that excludes millions of residents and citizens.

Seizing on Singh’s remarks, Modi said in the closed-door meeting that similar controversies were created over ‘Vande Mataram’ during the freedom struggle and singing it was considered a “gunah” (crime) with many people choosing to leave the meetings of the Congress when it was played, sources said quoting the prime minis-

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New Delhi, Mar 3 (PTI): India, the world’s largest maker of generic drugs, on Tuesday restricted the export of common medicines such as paracetamol and 25 other pharmaceutical ingredients and drugs made from them, as it looks to prevent shortages amid concerns of the coronavirus outbreak turning into a pandemic.

Besides over-the-counter painkiller and fever reducer paracetamol, drugs restricted for exports included common antibiotics metronidazole, and those used to treat bacterial and other infections as well as vitamin B1 and B12 ingredients.

A notification by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) said the export of 26 active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and formulations would require licence.

Though India is a source of about 20 per cent of the world’s generic drug supply, pharma companies in the country are dependent on China for two-thirds of the chemical components needed to make them.

The outbreak of coronavirus has shut factories

in China and impacted supplies, leading to fears of a shortage of drugs and medicines.

“Export of specified APIs and formulations made from these APIs is hereby restricted with immediate effect and till further orders,” the DGFT said in the notification.

While three new cases of coronavirus were reported in India on Monday, “high viral load” was detected in six people who had been in contact with a coronavirus-infected patient. Since its outbreak in China, the deadly virus has killed more than 3,000 people globally.

The government issued a travel advisory suspending all regular visas/e-visas granted on or before March 3 to nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea, Japan who have not yet entered India.

Earlier, there were no restrictions on outbound shipments of the 26 drugs.

India’s API imports stand at around USD 3.5 billion per year, and around 70 per cent, or USD 2.5 billion, come from China.

API is the raw material for pharmaceutical.

RBI steps in to calm financial markets M um b a i , M a r 3 (IANS): In a bid to calm the Indian financial markets the Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday said that it is ready to take “appropriate actions” to ensure the orderly functioning of financial markets.

Central banks across the world -- most notably the Federal Reserve -- have indicated that they will take policy actions to counter the detrimental impact of the coronavirus outbreak on businesses and global trade.

In a statement the RBI said: “The Reserve Bank of India is monitoring global and domestic developments closely and continuously and stands ready to take appropriate actions to ensure the orderly functioning of financial markets, maintain market confidence and preserve financial stability.”

Globally, financial markets have been experiencing considerable volatility, with the spread of the coronavirus triggering risk-off sentiments and flights to safe haven. Spillovers to financial markets in India have largely been contained, RBI said.

Earlier European Central Bank had said that it is ready to take etargeted’

action to address the economic impact of the outbreak while the US Federal Reserve last week said that it would use its tools and “act as appropriate to support the economy (sic.)”.

Global central banks have stepped in to calm financial markets after the last trading week ending Friday proved to be one of the worst since the 2008 global financial crises.

The US main index Dow Jones had fallen over 1,000 points a number of times while benchmark Sensex lost over 3,000 points in the last seven days. The World Health Organization (WHO) has said that the coronavirus outbreak has reached a “decisive point” and has “pandemic potential” as the toll in China increased to above 2,900.

With the threat of COVID-19 looming large, the government has tightened the entry conditions for the nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea and Japan with immediate effect.

As per the revised travel advisory issued on Tuesday by the Union Health Ministry, new travellers from these countries will have to apply for new visas.

Pandey to be new Finance Secretary

District level meeting on PM-SYM & NPS held DIMAPUR, Mar 3 (NPN): Kohima district level implementation committee for Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maan-dhan (PM-SYM) and national pension scheme (NPS) for traders and self-employed persons meeting was held under the chairmanship of deputy commissioner, Kohima Gregory Thejawelie in his office chamber on March 3.

According to DIPR report, DC gave a brief highlight on the scheme implemented under the Labour department as nodal department. He said that the scheme covers two sections, namely PM-SYM-a pension scheme for unorganised workers and NPS traders - a pension scheme for retail traders/shopkeepers and self-employed persons.

He said that Kohima district has to achieve a target of 3,300 enrollment by the end of March 2020, however it was observed that slow progress in enrollment was reported by the nodal department. He, therefore, requested all the area administrative officers along with all the line departments to initiate at

Although India is heavily import-dependent for APIs from China, it exports a limited quantity of pharma ingredients.

India exported APIs worth about USD 225 million last year.

Restrictions on the exports are important as there would be an increase in demand for these products in the country.

Apart from paracetamol, vitamin B1, B6 and B12, other APIs and formulations over which the export restrictions have been imposed include tinidazole, metronidazole, acyclovir, progesterone, chloramphenicol, ornidazole, formulations made of chloramphenicol, clindamycin salts, neomycin, and paracetamol.

In February, the Department of Pharmaceuticals (DoP) asked the DGFT to issue orders restricting the export of 12 APIs and formulations in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

A high-level committee formed by the DoP under the chemicals and fertilisers ministry to monitor the supply of raw materials for drugs from China had recommended the restrictions.

New Delhi, Mar 3 (IANS): The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) on Tuesday approved the designation of Ajay Bhushan Pandey as the new Finance Secretary.

Pandey, currently the Revenue Secretary in the Union Finance Ministry, will replace incumbent Rajiv Kumar.A 1984 batch IAS officer of the Maharashtra cadre, he is known for his work with the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) and has also served as Chairman of Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN). Pandey had taken charge as the Revenue Secretary in November 2018, replacing Hasmukh Adhia who was to retire at the end of the month.

A graduate of electrical engineering from IIT, Kanpur, Pandey, in 1998, went on to join the University of Minnesota where he obtained his MS and PhD degrees in computer science.

In 2009, he was awarded the Distinguished Leadership Award for Internationals by the University of Minnesota for outstanding leadership accomplishments in his professional career.

Rupee breaches 73-mark, dives 47 paise

Global smartphone sales fall in 2019; Apple gains

Mumbai, Mar 3 (PTI): Falling for the third consecutive session, the rupee on Tuesday slumped 47 paise to 73.23 against the US dollar, as investor sentiment remained fragile amid concerns over the impact of coronavirus.

Forex traders said the Indian rupee which started the day on a positive note witnessed heavy volatility during the session and finally settled below 73 per US dollar level. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local currency opened at 72.50. During the day it saw a high of 72.43 and a low of 73.34 against the American currency.

The domestic unit finally settled at 73.23 against the greenback, down 47 paise over its previous closing price. This is the third consecutive session of fall for the domestic unit during which it has depreciated by 160 paise. “Rupee fell to the lowest level in a year following an increase in number of reported cases on coronavirus in India.

Market participants will be keeping an eye on the expected synchronised move from Central banks,” said Gaurang Somaiyaa, Forex & Bullion Analyst, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.

New Delhi, Mar 3 (IANS): Global sales of smartphones to end users contracted in the fourth quarter of 2019, declining by 0.4 per cent (year over year), and for the full year 2019, smartphones sales declined by 1 per cent, Gartner said on Tuesday.

Apple and Xiaomi were the only vendors in the top five to achieve growth in the fourth quarter of 2019.

Even with a decline in sales, Samsung held on to the No. 1 position with 17.3 per cent market share.

Apple secured the No. 2 position with 17.1 per cent of the market.

“The year 2019 ended a little better than expected, due to slightly improved performances from North America and emerging Asia/Pacific,” said Anshul Gupta, senior research analyst at Gartner. “ H oweve r, I n d i a , which sold 151.9 million units, overtook the US to become the No. 2 country for smartphone sales in 2019. China maintained the lead, with sales of 390.8 million smartphones over the full year,” Gupta added.

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iPhone sales returned to growth, with an increase of 7.8 per cent in the fourth quarter.

“A slight lowering of the prices of the iPhone 11 series, compared with the iPhone XR, and other price reductions for previousgeneration iPhone models, increased demand. It also helped Apple regain the No. 2 position,” said Annette Zimmermann, research vice president at Gartner. Sales of iPhones were particularly strong in China, where they grew by 39 per cent in the fourth quarter.

Apple also performed strongly in certain mature and developing markets, such as the UK, France, Germany, Brazil and India.

Gartner expects Apple will launch its first 5G smartphone in the third quarter of 2020.

This will encourage users to upgrade in countries where 5G network services are available.

“While the COVID-19 outbreak will impact smartphone demand negatively in China in the first quarter of 2020, we do not expect a demand contraction in the international smartphone market during that period,” said Zimmermann.

DC Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie chairing the meeting on March 3. (DIPR) their respective areas/jurisdictions and to sensitise the targeted group on the requirement of documents and benefits of the scheme and facilitate them to get enrollment within this few weeks.

PM-SYM scheme is meant for old age protection and social security of unorganised workers (UW) whose monthly income is Rs. 15,000 or below and who are mostly engaged as street vendors or in similar other occupations.

NPS traders is also meant for old age protection and social security of traders whose annual turnover is not exceeding

Rs. 1.5 crore.

The two schemes are a voluntary and contributory pension scheme, under which the subscriber would receive a minimum assured pension of Rs. 3,000 per month after attaining the age of 60 years and if the subscriber dies, the spouse of the beneficiary shall be entitled to receive 50% of the pension as family pension. Family pension is applicable only to spouse.

Under these scheme, the subscriber has to contribute monthly an amount depending on his/her entry age (as per the given chart) through “auto-debit” facility from his/her account

from the date of joining till the age of 60 years where the central government will also give equal matching contribution in his/her pension account.

The eligibility criteria of entry age for PM-SYM and NPS- Traders scheme is between 18 to 40 years.

For enrollment, the UW and NPS-Traders have to visit the nearest common services centre (CSC) and get enrollment using aadhar card and saving bank account/Jan-Dhan account number on self certification basis. First subscription is to be paid in cash and auto debit from next month onwards.

Entrepreneur talk held at Tetso College

Participants of the Entrepreneur Talk session with the guest speaker.

D i m a pu r , M a r 3 (NPN): The Department of Commerce & Management, Tetso College organised an Entrepreneur Talk session with Ididaule Ngia as the guest speaker on March 3 in the college auditorium.

The resource person is Nagaland’s youngest Gold Director of Oriflame India and a B.Sc. 6th Semester (Anthropology) student of Kohima Science College, Jotsoma.

Describing herself as a ‘studentpreneur,’ Ngia

shared her story and experiences. She stated that her love for part-time jobs was what got her interested in entrepreneurship in the first place.

“When you become an entrepreneur, you become your own boss,” she opined, and added that the flexibility and freedom in the work environment was one of the many perks in entrepreneurship.

Lamenting that there are more than 70,000 unemployed educated youth in

the state, Ngia asserted that “not everyone is born to be a government employee” and challenged the students to venture into entrepreneurship.

Ngia also said that her goal is to help students become financially independent and also to achieve bigger targets in her own field.

Amar Ranjan Dey, assistant professor and HoD, Department of Commerce & Management, Tetso College gave the concluding remarks.

NBRM sponsors exporting Yongchak Banks to lend Rs 1.85 lakh cr to housing, auto, MSMEs

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KOHIMA, MAR 3 (NPN): Taking advantage of the high demand and consumption of Yongchak (Parkia Roxburghii), Nagaland Bio Resource Mission (NBRM) has sponsored and taken steps to export the beans to Manipur.

The first consignment (two loads of pick-up truck) was officially flagged off to Imphal by NBRM Chairman, L. Thronghokiu during a brief ceremonial func-

tion held at National Highway-61, near Hotel Vivor in Kohima on Tuesday.

The consignment was cultivated and harvested from Chukitong block under Wokha district.

Dr. Kruolalie Tsurho, NBRM team leader, who presided over the ceremony, said NBRM piloted the project to promote entrepreneurship amongst the farmers and also to encourage large scale sourcing and marketing to meet the supply and demand within

and outside the state.

However, farmers are still not competent enough to organise themselves in sourcing and marketing the produce in large quantity as the produce are sold to brokers from outside or individually sold in the local market which failed to fetch deserving price, observed Dr. Kruolalie Tsurho.

Officials and team members of NBRM also attended the flagging off ceremony.

it extends this to December 31, 2020, as the second half is more productive in lending due to the festive season could have a larger impact on the banking sector.

However, instead, if RBI had cut 1 per cent CRR, then it would have released around Rs 140,000 crore funds, which can be used for lending to the desired sector.

On the other hand, it will also help the banks to lower their MCLR as the cost of funds will decline and also result in improved profitability for the banking sector. Such cut in CRR could also have been linked to outcome based re-financing scheme for the banks.

The recent steps by RBI are a signalling device to the market.

The recently conducted Long Term Repo Operations (LTRO) by RBI are aimed at providing additional durable liquidity to the Banking Sector.

LTRO is durable liquidity and will substitute frictional liquidity in banking system.

LTRO will provide a clear timeline as to when money will flow but the

impact on Banks’ costs of funds (up to 1-2 basis points/ Rs 1 lakh crore on a deposit base of Rs 130 lakh crore) is minimal unless augmented by larger LTROs. LTRO has also no negative carry on cost of fund because of no CRR requirement. The efficacy of the CRR, an instrument of active liquidity management, in a modern financial system is limited unless carried out on a larger scale.

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minister frequent changes in reserve requirements and “using reserve requirements to fine tune the money supply is like trying to use a jackhammer to cut a diamond” (Mishkin 1997), Ghosh said.

To be fair to the RBI, CRR has ceased to be an instrument of monetary control in India since the mid 1990s, with the CRR being brought down sharply since then.

Interestingly, during

the early 1990s, additional CRR requirements (in the form of incremental CRR) were introduced from time to time. For example, an incremental CRR of 10 per cent was also levied on various non-resident deposits in order to restrict inflows during such time, the report said.

Banks have urged the RBI to reduce CRR several times in the past which is at 4 per cent since February 2013.

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New Delhi, Mar 3 (IANS): Banks in the next six months will be lending Rs 1.85 lakh crore to specified sectors and can save around Rs 7,400 crore if credit growth happens at 9 per cent for housing and 5 per cent for vehicle and MSME loans, Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group Chief Economic Adviser, State Bank of India said on Tuesday.

“As per our estimation the banking industry in the next 6 months (till July 31,2020) will be lending Rs 1.85 lakh crore in specified sectors and can save around Rs 7,400 crore (assuming credit growth of 9 per cent for housing and 5 per cent for vehicle and MSME loans) as CRR benefits,” the SBI said in a paper.

Capital charge on Rs 1.85 lakh crore would be around Rs 15,000 crore.

This Rs 7,400 crore will have an impact on banks’ profitability and cost of deposits. We believe that banks’ profitability will increase by Rs 480 crore (@6.5 per cent G-sec yield). Cost of deposits may also be impacted by 2-3 bps. This is an excellent step and RBI if

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14 US states to vote in China’s COVID-19 death toll climbs to 2,943 Turkey, Russia face off in ‘Super Tuesday’ primaries Syria as fighting escalates

A still image taken from a video shot on March 2, 2020, shows Syrian army soldiers firing a weapon as they advance on the town of Kfar Nabl, Syria.

General for Humanitarian Affairs Mark Lowcock told reporters at a trans-shipment point for supplies in southern Turkey. Fighting was raging north of the strategic crossroads town of Saraqeb, recaptured on Monday by Syrian troops, one of several times the town, which controls access to Idlib city and Aleppo, has changed hands in recent weeks. Syrian state media said the army was now combing the town and had dealt heavy blows to fighters still holed up in hideouts on its outskirts. A state television correspon-

dent said Turkey was firing artillery to halt the government advance.

Rebels said the government was aided by thousands of Iranian-backed Lebanese and Iraqi militiamen brought from other areas to help storm the town after two days of failed attempts. A spokeswoman for Afghanistan’s interior ministry said that in 24 hours, the Taliban carried out 33 attacks against Afghan forces in 16 provinces, killing six civilians. She did not say how many Afghan security force members had died.

Taliban resumes attacks on Afghan forces NA N G A R H A R / K A BU L , M A R 3 (AGENCIES): Five Afghan policemen died in a Taliban attack on a security checkpoint near a copper mine on Tuesday, officials in the region said, a day after the insurgents decided to resume operations against local forces.

The militants had a reduction of violence arrangement in place before the signing of a troop withdrawal agreement with the United States in Doha on Saturday.

But on Monday they decided to end

B ru ssels, M ar 3 (IANS): The European Union (EU) and the UK have started the negotiations for a new partnership following Britain’s exit from the bloc on January 31. The talks began on Monday with a bilateral meeting between the chief negotiators, the EU’s Michel Barnier and the UK’s David Frost, Xinhua news agency reported.

With around 100 British officials participating, the first round of negotiations will cover 11 areas including trade in goods and services, energy and transport, as the agenda showed on the UK government’s website. “We approach these negotiations in a constructive spirit. We want to agree an ambitious and fair partnership. We will respect our prior joint commitments,” said Barnier on Twitter. The first round of negotiations is set to last until Thursday.

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Dearest Apo, Years have gone by without you by our side yet you are never Forgotten; Always remembered and your Precious Memories cherished each day.

We Miss you very much Apo.

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The Love that You had for all of us is something very special to all of us. You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words.

Time flies fast Life goes on at its own pace.

But some memories can Never be forgotten or erased From the minds of the dearest ones You will always remain In our thoughts.

The pain of losing you is immeasurable. Today marks the anniversary of the day when we lost a piece of our hearts. We hope you are living well in the world of the Creator.

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Yours Loving Wife, Children, Grand Son & In-Laws

From Loving Wife, Children, Brothers & Relatives

Died on 21.02.20 “Only a moment you stayed, but what an imprint your footprints have left on our hearts” We the bereaved family of Lt. LHITSOZU KHUTSO would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, associations who stood by us physically, financially, morally and through constant prayer support during the suffering and demise of our beloved Lt. Lhitsozu Khutso.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. 78th Bn. CRPF Zubza, Kohima.

2. NHAK ICU Doctors and Nurses.

3. Shri. Neiba Kronu, Minister of Planning & Coordination, Land Revenue and Parliamentary Affairs.

4. Zapami Baptist Church.

5. Zapami Layman Mission Board.

6. Kuzhami Baptist Church Association, Kohima.

7. Zapami Kohima dwellers.

8. Pfutsero Town Baptist Church.

9. CBCC Mission Church.

10. 5th NAP Bn. unit Church Phek.

11. 5th NAP Bn. Phek.

12. 5th NAP Medical unit Phek.

13. Zapami Phek dwellers.

14. Zapami Govt. Employees Union.

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T el Av i v, M A R 3 ( AG E N C I E S ) : P r i m e Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emerged victorious Tuesday after Israel’s third election in a year despite a looming corruption trial, dismaying the Palestinians who were angered by his hardline campaign pledges.

Monday’s election left the veteran right-winger in prime position to form a government and end a year of political deadlock, after similar votes in April and September proved inconclusive.

The central election committee said it had counted 90 percent of the vote, with breakdowns of the result in the media showing Netanyahu’s Likud party with 36 seats in Israel’s 120member parliament.

That would mark the party’s best-ever result under Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister and its first to be indicted in office.

(91), Kuwait (56), Bahrain (47), Thailand (43), Taiwan (42), Switzerland (42), the UK (40), Australia (33), Malaysia (29), Canada (27), Norway (25), the UAE (21), Iraq (21), Netherlands (18), Austria (18), Vietnam (16), Sweden (15), Israel (10), Macau (10), Lebanon (10), Belgium (eight), Greece (seven), Croatia (seven), Russia (six), Finland (six), Ecuador (six), Oman (six), India (five), Mexico (five), Pakistan (five), Algeria (five), Denmark (four), Philippines (three), Romania (three), Georgia (three), Czech Republic (three), Azerbaijan (three), Qatar (three), Iceland (three), Belarus (two), Portugal (two), Brazil (two), Egypt (two), Indonesia (two), and one each in New Zealand, Luxembourg, Nigeria, Lithuania, Andorra, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, North Macedonia, Nepal, Estonia, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Ireland, Morocco, Afghanistan, Monaco, Tunisia, Dominican Republic, Armenia, San Marino and Senegal.

The deaths outside China were recorded in Iran (66), Italy (52), South Korea (28), Japan (12), the US (six), France (three), Hong Kong (two), Australia (one), Taiwan (one), Thailand (one) and the Philippines (one).

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that for Afghan forces, while still holding back on fighting American and other foreign troops, according to sources. Tuesday’s “heavy clash” killing five Afghan officers took place at a checkpoint at the Mes Aynak copper mine in Logar province, said Deedar Lawang, a spokesman for Logar’s provincial governor.

Hasib Stanekzai, head of Logar provincial council, told Reuters the policemen were soft targets during the early morning attack as they had no heavy weapons.

or whether a moderate candidate may be able to overshadow him.

North Carolina (110 delegates) has voted Republican in nine of the last 10 presidential elections, but it is one of the “swing states” that Democrats aspire to flip to their side of the ledger in November.

In many of the 99 delegate-strong Virginia’s rural counties, Confederate flags are seen everywhere, but political control of the state was now in the hands of progressives and also a real breadbasket of Democratic votes. For Massachusetts (91 delegates) presidential hopeful Senator Elizabeth Warren, Super Tuesday in her home state will - in all likelihood - be a question of life or death for her campaign.

Minnesota has 75 delegates, But on Monday, the state’s Senator Amy Klobuchar ended her White House bid and has endorsed Vice President Joe Biden.

The other states in the fray are Colorado (67 delegates) which has appeared to be firmly in Sanders’ pocket; Tennessee (64) is a fertile ground for moderate candidates to pursue their campaigns and tout their platform; Alabama (52) with a majority of African-American voters was likely to lean towards Biden; Oklahoma (37); Arkansas (31); Utah (29); Maine (24); and Vermont (15) Sanders’ home state.

had entered into a “war” against the coronavirus as it reported 600 new cases on Tuesday, bringing total infections to 4,812 with 28 fatalities.

Meanwhile, a WHO team has arrived in Tehran to deliver aid and help to contain the coronavirus outbreak in Iran, which has the highest death toll (66) from the epidemic after China.

Taking to Twitter on Monday, WHO DirectorGeneral Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that containment of the disease was “feasible” and it had not yet become a global pandemic.

“WHO will not hesitate to describe this as a pandemic if that’s what the evidence suggests,” he said.

Globally, about 86,000 people have been infected, with cases in more than 50 countries, a BBC report said on Tuesday, adding that more than 3,000 people have died since the outbreak was first reported last December.

As of Tuesday morning, the number of confirmed cases outside China were reported in South Korea (4,812), Italy (2,036), Iran (1,501), Japan (980, including 706 on Diamond Princess), France (191), Germany (157), Spain (119), Singapore (108), Hong Kong (100), the US

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REYHANLI, Turkey/ AMMAN, MAR 3 (AGENCIES): Turkey shot down a Syrian government warplane on Tuesday over northwest Syria, where fighting has intensified in recent days, bringing Turkish and Russian forces close to direct conflict in the battle over the last swathe of Syria still held by rebels. It was the third Syrian warplane Turkey has shot down since Sunday in an escalating campaign against President Bashar al-Assad’s forces. NATOmember Turkey supports the rebels, while Assad relies on his superpower ally Russia.

With more than a million refugees amassing since December on the Turkish border, the battle for Syria’s Idlib province has brought what the United Nations fears might be the worst humanitarian crisis of the nineyear-old Syrian civil war.

“This relief operation has been overwhelmed. There needs to be more of everything. The first thing is money,” U.N. Under-secretary

Washington, Mar 3 (IANS): The Democratic primaries will have their biggest day so far on March 3 - known as “Super Tuesday” - when 14 US states will vote for the candidate they want to be the party’s nominee for the November presidential election.

California and Texas, the largest in terms of Democratic delegates and population, are among the states that will vote on Super Tuesday, reports Efe news.

Although so far the states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina have allocated a total of 155 delegates to various candidates in their primaries and caucuses, on Super Tuesday 1,357 delegates are in play, a third of all the Democratic primary delegates nationwide.

California used to hold its primary in June, when virtually all its 415 delegates had already been allocated, but this year it has moved its primary up by several months, thus transforming itself from a largely “irrelevant” state into a “crucial” one in determining who will be the political parties’ presidential nominees. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is widely predicted to win the Democratic primary here.

Texas with 228 delegates, is a conservative state on paper, but 37 per cent of its Democrats are Latinos. Texas will help decide whether Sanders’ candidacy is unstoppable

Beijing, Mar 3 (IANS): The death toll due to the coronavirus outbreak in China increased to 2,943, health officials said on Tuesday, adding that a further decline in new cases suggested the epidemic was stabilising on the mainland since authorities began publishing nationwide data in January.

The National Health Commission said there were 125 new cases reported on Tuesday which was down from 202 recorded a day earlier and also the lowest number since January, the South China Morning Post reported.

China began releasing data for Wuhan, provincial capital of Hubei and the epicentre of the outbreak, in early January, where officials said cases rose from 41 on January 10 to 198 on January 19.

National data was first published on January 20, when 291 people across the country were recorded as infected.

The Commission also said that there were also 31 new fatalities on Tuesday, bringing the death toll to 2,943.

With 114 of the latest cases occurring in Hubei, where the disease first emerged, there was also a jump in new infections outside the province to 11, up from six on Monday.

A total of 47,204 patients have now recovered, it added.

While China reported less cases, South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday declared the nation

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Taylor Swift named top O global music seller of 2019

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op superstar Taylor Swift topped the list of the world’s bestselling music artists in 2019, thanks to the success of her album “Lover,” beating popular acts including Korean pop sensation BTS, recording industry group IFPI said on Monday.

It was the second time the 30-year-old singer-songwriter had led recorded music sales globally. The first was in 2014 when she debuted her album “1989.”

“Lover” was Swift’s seventh studio album and included hits such as the title track, a ballad, and the upbeat single “ME!” Just behind Swift in the 2019 rankings was British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, followed by rapper Post Malone and teen singer Billie Eilish who swept the top Grammy Awards in Jan-

uary. Queen, the rock band formed in London in 1970, landed in fifth place. The group’s music enjoyed resurgence after the release of the Freddie Mercury biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody.”

BTS, the popular South Korean boy band, finished in seventh place.

Universal Music Group’s dominance of the world market was reflected in eight of the year’s 10 bestselling artists, marking

the first time one company ever had its artists take that many spots. Besides Swift, UMG had Post Malone in the No. 3 position, Billie Eilish in fourth place, Queen at No. 5, Ariana Grande in the sixth spot, and Drake, Lady Gaga and the Beatles at Nos. 8-10. The only nonUniversal acts in the top 10 were Warner Music’s Ed Sheeran at No. 2 and Sony Music’s BTS at No. 7.

(Reuters)

ne Direction band star Harry Styles says he is “re-evaluating” what is important to him.

The 26-year-old singer shot to fame as a member of One Direction as a teenager.

I n i H e a r t R a d i o ’s Secret Sessions, he has admitted that he has realised that some things don’t make him “as happy” as he thought they did, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

“I’m very old now! I think you just re-evaluate things. And I think that happens at like several different points in your life.

I don’t think it will be the last time that I re-evaluate what’s important to me.

But I think you have moments where you go ... I think it happens to everyone in different times of your life where you think you want something, and you get it and you go, ‘Oh, that didn’t make me as happy as I thought it was going to make me’,” he said.

The “Adore you” hitmaker is now trying to find

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a “balance” of things that bring him joy.

“You kind of look for different things and I guess I just put a lot more emphasis on trying to find the balance and trying to do what makes me happy rather than trying to work out what I’m supposed to be doing. So that’s been great,” he added.

(IANS)

op star Lady Gaga’s much-awaited sixth album is titled ‘Chromatica’ and it is slated to be released on April 10.

According to Variety, the LP will contain 16 songs and be executive produced by Gaga and producer-songwriter Michael Tucker, whose stage name is Bloodpop.

“Chromatica” will be available in a variety of physical formats including standard CD, various vinyl colours, and cassette.

Gaga, 33, also shared the update on Twitter Monday.

“Welcome to ‘Chromatica’, coming April 10.

Pre-order now. This is not the album cover but we made it for you to enjoy in the meantime,” she tweeted with the link.

Last week, Gaga released her first solo pop single in three years, “Stupid Love”, from the new album.

(PTI)

Honey Singh unveils Mark Ruffalo might appear in She-Hulk series new party song ‘Loca’

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apper Yo Yo Honey Singh has unveiled a new party number.

Titled “Loca”, the track aims at setting the dancefloor afire.

“Loca”, which means crazy in Spanish, is sung by Honey Singh with Simar Kaur. Honey Singh has also written the song along with Lil Golu besides having composed it as well. “’Loca’ is an amazing track that will have everyone dancing to it. I had the rough scratch ready within minutes and the entire music piece was made in a matter

of two minutes,” Honey Singh said.

“We used the Reggaeton beats which is completely new and fresh for the Indian audience. We shot at the Gugu boat in Dubai which is considered to be the biggest party yacht in the world. This has been shot on a huge scale and I’m sure all my fans will love it,” he added. Directed

by Ben Peters, produced by Bhushan Kumar’s T-Series along with Bobby Suri and Honey Singh himself, the track features Nicky Picky opposite the rapper. (IANS)

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ollywood star Mark Ruffalo has revealed that he is in “tentative talks” to reprise his role as Hulk, a.k.a Bruce Banner, in the upcoming “She-Hulk” series.

The series is being developed for streaming service Disney+.

At the C2E2 convention in Chicago, Ruffalo told audiences that his popular Marvel Cinematic

Universe character might make an appearance in the adaptation of the Hulk spinoff character, hollywoodreporter.com.

“There’ve been preliminary talks,” he said about his return as Hulk in the Disney+ series.

It’s not clear how involved Ruffalo would be in the She-Hulk series.

The series is currently in development, and slated to release in 2022.

She-Hulk aka Jennifer Walters is the cousin of original Hulk Bruce Banner. How did she become Hulk? After Walters received a blood transfu-

Demi Lovato’s new song to arrive soon

sion from Banner, she accidentally took in some of his gamma poisoning and became an intelligent iteration of the Hulk.

Created by Stan Lee and artist John Buscema, She-Hulk first appeared in the February 1980 issue Savage She-Hulk #1.

She is also a member of the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, Defenders and S.H.I.E.L.D. It is yet to be seen what storyline from her life will the show explore.

Emmy-winning Jessica Gao is leading the SheHulk writing team.

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Felt like Beatles: Chris Hemsworth on shooting Extraction in India

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vengers star Chris Hemsworth says he was “blown away” by the welcome he received in India while shooting for his upcoming action drama Extraction, which is predominantly set in the subcontinent.

Hemsworth, who enjoys a huge fan following in the country thanks to his portrayal of God of Thunder Thor, had shared videos of hundreds of people who had lined up the streets of Ahmedabad and Mumbai to watch him shoot the film.

The fan mania and logistics were partly responsible for the production to be shifted to a quiet suburb near Bangkok, Thailand, but Hemsworth has fond memories of the time he spent in India. “We had such a great time in India. People were beyond welcoming. I’ve never had that kind of response.

I was blown away. I thought I was Beatles or something,” the actor told PTI during an interaction with select international media on the sets of the Netflix film.

“It gives you a false sense of security. I felt more important than I was. When I go back to Australia, no one really cares,” the 36year-old actor added.Hemsworth plays Tyler Rake, a black market mercenary

in the film, who embarks on a deadly mission when he’s enlisted to rescue the kidnapped son of an imprisoned international crime lord.

The film, based on an original script by Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame co-director Joe Russo, is scheduled to release on April 24.

The film marks the directorial debut of Sam Hargrave, who has worked as a stunt coordinator as well as the body double of Captain America star Chris Evans. Indian actor Randeep Hooda plays a key role in the film, so does newcomer Rudhraksh Jaiswal.

Hemsworth is confident that the film will appeal to an international audience as it is produced by the Russo Brothers and is set in the Indian subcontinent.

“It was something that I haven’t seen a lot in this setting. It has some beautiful set pieces and it gave me a chance to work and interact with wonderful people. We had such a great time in India, the actor recalled. The Australian star had some of the kindest things to say about his Indian co-stars, praising Hooda for his stillness and Jaiswal for his emotional performance in the film.

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(T. TOKISHE ZHIMO) General Secretary XGKD

(V. KHUVITO CHOPHY) President XGKD

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The Xuivi Ghami Kuqhakulu, Dimapur takes immense pride to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. AKISHE S. ZHIMO, S/o Late Shihovi Zhimo and Mrs. Ikhuli Swu for securing the post of J.E. (Civil Engineering) (Class-II Gazetted) under PHED in the recently declared CTSC, NPSC Examination.

The XGKD further wishes him good luck in his future endeavours.

Mr & Mrs. I. Masa Pongen, Pastor

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We dedicate our lovely Dad and Mum this 2020 as the year of reminiscence of God’s unfathomable love and blessings that counts on each :  Dad, you become an octogenarian on 4 th March with completion of 80 years of age.  A blessed year that completes 60 years of your happy married life.  This blessed year marks the completion of 20 years after being pensioned from the Education Department, Govt. of Nagaland.  A blessed year of attainment of 18 years in the continuous service of Church Ministry as Pastor.

Dear lovely Dad and Mum, we honour and love you adorably and thence, prays for your long and healthy life. Your life for us is as a sharpening stone in faith and a sturdy pillar for spirit.

A garland and a squadron for us sent from heaven to guard and lead us.

March ahead Oh! Dad and Mum, holding your unfading flame of torch until you reach your destination in His service that is our ardent wishes from our inner most mind.

With great joy and honour, we, the Valley View Sumi Council, Valley View Sumi Totimi Hoho and Valley View Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu, would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Kugha H. Chishi, S/o Dr. Hotokhu H Chishi & Mrs. Kittoli Chishi, for securing the post of J.E. (Civil Engg.) under New & Renewable Energy Department in the recently declared NPSC-CTSE. We are immensely proud of your achievement. May God continue to bless and guide you in all your future endeavours.

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Your Most Loved Children, Grand & Great Grandchildren.

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inger Demi Lovato, who hasn’t released an album since 2017’s “Tell Me You Love Me”, has announced that her new song is on the way. “Couldn’t keep it a secret any longer!!!

My new single #ILoveMe is out on Friday,” the singer captioned a photo on Instagram, reports eonline.com.

In January, a source had said the 27-year-old “has been working very hard on new music since last year”.

The source added: “She has spent several months of M Table will be hosting the 4th edition of ‘Acclamation Night’ on March 21 at Sky 2019 in the studio and is still Garden, 7th Milestone Chumukedima, Dimapur. The programme aims to recognise finalising her album to this d and felicitate pioneers from the music industry of Nagaland. ay.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020

‘Tokyo Games could be held any time in 2020’ NCSA badminton tourney underway

Mask-clad people pose with an Olympic rings display in Tokyo.

Dazzling Boyz, Dimapur Royals win

NLA speaker Sharingain Longkumer addressing the players on Day-2 of Sovima T20 Cricket Gold Cup. Boyz CC scored 148 runs losing 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Hokaito Zhimomi scored 25 runs while Abhishek and Jalal scored 29 runs and 36 runs respectively.

For Victoria CC, Sudama Sharma claimed 3 wickets.

Chasing the target, Victoria CC were 50 runs shot of the victory target. Enam Uddin scored 22 runs off

Watford’s Deulofeu to miss rest of season

LONDON,Mar 3 (Agencies): Watford’s Spanish forward Gerard Deulofeu is set to be sidelined for the rest of the season after suffering a knee injury in the 3-0 home win that ended Liverpool’s unbeaten Premier League run.

Deulofeu is heading for surgery after scans confirmed a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament and torn meniscus in the first half of Saturday’s game against the league leaders.

The former Barcelona and Everton winger, who has scored 17 goals in 70 games since moving to Watford in 2018, had to be taken off on a stretcher after falling awkwardly.

“Unfortunately for him and us, the scan results really show he is probably going to be out for the rest of the season,” Head Coach Nigel Pearson said on the club website here on Monday.

“For sure Geri is going to be a miss for us; but equally it’s important we look forward with a positive mentality. It almost goes without saying that we’ll give Geri all the support he needs for a full recovery.”

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season, said he will offer support to his team mate and that Saturday’s victory was dedicated to him.

“It’s going to be a real tough one and we wish him well,” said Deeney. “I said to him at halftime: ‘We’re going to win this for you’, and thankfully we did...

I’m a man of my word.”

The win over Liverpool has left Watford just outside the relegation zone on goal difference in 17th place.

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KO H I M A , M AR 3 (NPN): The two-day Nagaland civil Service Association (NCSA) 2nd Badminton Tournament got underway Tuesday at Indoor Stadium, Kohima with Motsuthung Lotha, Commissioner and Secretary, Parliamentary Affairs as the patron.

Lotha in his address highlighted the benefits of

playing badminton. Civil service is a challenging job and organising badminton tournament will help relax body and mind, said the patron.

Besides health benefits, such tournament also bring together friends and batch mates from different parts of the state, said Lotha.

He also encouraged the association to continue organising such tourna-

ment in the future too.

The programme was chaired by Imtimenla, invocation was offered by S. Tainiu Khiamngam and oath was administered by Vekusheyi Rhakho.

NCSA team from all the 11 districts are participating the tournament.

Sarah R. Ritse, Commissioner and Secretary, Social Welfare will grace the closing programme as patron.

Teams for ‘De Naga Cup’ increased Dimapur, Mar 3 (NPN): Naga United FC (NUFA) will be organising the ‘De Naga Cup’ from last week of April in Dimapur. In this regard, the club has informed that it has increased the number of teams from 16 to open number due to large number of contacts for the slot. The final date of the knock out tournament will be announced at the earliest, it informed. The champions of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs. 1,50,000 along with trophy while the runners-up will pocket Rs.70,000.

Therefore, interested clubs have been Students of Government Middle School, Bayavü taking part in arm wrestling during its annual informed to contact 8575394092 or sports meet which began on March 3 in the school premises. The sports meet will continue till March 5 at T.M School Ground, L. Khel, Kohima.

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2nd Aphuyemi Cup kicks off in Pughoboto town

D im a p u r , M a r 3 (NPN): The 2nd edition of Aphuyemi Cup kick started on Tuesday at local ground, Pughoboto town under the theme, ‘Running towards Excellency.’ Y. Vikheho Swu, MLA graced the opening ceremony as the special guest.

Speaking at the programme, Vikheho recalled how football was popularised and developed in Pughoboto area in the earlier days and even produced state players. He however rued that the sport had not come up to the mark as expected by the pioneers and

urged all concerned to put in more efforts in the field.

He lauded the Aphuyemi Club for organising the event and expressed hope that prominent players would be produced through the event.

Vikheho also urged the players not to be selfish but

to play as a team. “In sports, nothing can be achieved by being parachuted but needs intensive coaching and hard work for years,” he said and encouraged the players to work harder and to be disciplined.

He also appealed the people of Pughoboto area to extend their support and cooperation towards development of football in the area.

The tournament will conclude on March 7.

WOKHA TOWN YIMKHA UNION AND ELOE EKHUNG WOKHA : 797111 NAGALAND

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LONGTOKER VILLAGE COUNCIL

Dist. Tuensang, Nagaland ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Longtoker Village Council is blessed with your kindness and we are immensely grateful for your assistance to have water facilities in our village which was not been there since the inception of the village.

Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland, Shri. Neiphiu Rio will be remembered in our hearts for all the concern you have showed to our people through your deeds by sanctioning the amount to carry out water bore well under CMCF during 2018-19 which was the long cherished dream of the village.

The council also would like to thank Rev. Dr. Chingmak Chang, The President, Eleutheros Christian Society for constant support and initiating for this mission.

(L. ASOKHIUNG YIM) (R. YIMSO YIM) Hd. GB VCC

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With immense pride and honour, the Sogotsumia Thinuo Krotho Chiechama would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss KHRIENGUNUO THEÜNUO, D/o Er. Kezhazelhou Theünuo, for securing the post of Junior Engineer under Nagaland Public Works Department in the recently declared NPSC, CTSE examination.

The Thinuo Krotho acknowledges your achievement and extends our prayer and best wishes in all your future endeavors.

Medo-u D’ Sogotsu Beiu Sogotsu Press Secretary President Office of the

POCHURY HOHO, KOHIMA Pochury Hoho Building, Officer’s Hill Kohima-797001, Nagaland.

With enormous pride and honor, we the Wokha Town Yimkha Union and Eloe Ekhung extends our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Lotsani T Ezung, D/o. Mr. Thungchio Ezung and Mrs Zanthunglo Ezung for procuring the post of Agriculture Inspector in the recent NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2018-19.

Your dedication, enthusiasm and insight are really inspiring. We wish you perpetual success in your future endeavour.

(MR. CHUMOMO EZUNG) (MRS. A ACHUMI EZUNG) CHAIRMAN WTYU SECRETARY WTEE OFFICE OF THE

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With immense pride and profound delight, Pochury Hoho Kohima proffers our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their exceptional achievements in the Combined Technical Services Examination, NPSC 2018.

Congratulations to Mr. Temsulong L Atsongchanger (Mokokchung Village) for securing the post of Forest Ranger (Class II Gazetted) under the Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Service Examination.

“Everyone wants success, but it only follows those who make a true approach to get it. You know the hard work and dedication has a destination which is success. Best of luck for your future and congratulations for your achievements. Keep going.”

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Er. SATO NYUWI Er. KULIFI FITHU Mr. RHOCHISIE 1. Er. SATO NYUWI, S/o Mesopa Nyuwi, securing the post of S.D.O (Civil Engg) (Class-1 Gazetted) under Public Works Department.

2. Er. KULIFI FITHU, D/o K. Sipiru Pochury, securing the post of S.D.O (Civil Engg) (Class-1 Gazetted) under Public Works Department.

3. Mr. RHOCHISIE, S/o Lt. Thozurhii, securing the post of Agriculture Inspector (Class-III Non Gazetted) under Agriculture Department.

The Hoho extends our sincere appreciation to the upcoming young officers for having achieved their aspirations and bringing laurels to the community. We wish them good health and more success in their future endeavours.

(ATATU THURR) (THOSIEPA KATIRY) President, PHK. General Secretary, PHK.

Mr. Rokosielie Kehie Ms. Rovinuo Kehie With immense pleasure, we the Mezoma Students’ Union (MSU) extend our heartiest congratulations to: 1. Mr. Rokosielie Kehie, S/o Virie Kehie, for securing the post of SDO (Civil Engg.) (Class-I Gazetted) under Public Works Department 2. Ms. Rovinuo Kehie, D/o Vithepfülie Kehie, for securing the post of Assistant Urban Development Officer (Grade-I) under Urban Development Department, in the recent Combined Technical Services Examination conducted by NPSC. The Union wishes them success in their future endeavours.

Megokhotso Meyatsu Vizhatsu Kehie President, MSU Gen. Secy, MSU

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D im a p u r , M a r 3 (NPN): Dazzling Boyz CC and Dimapur Royals won their respective matches on Day-3 of 2nd Sovima T-20 Cricket Gold Cup played at the Nagaland Cricket Ground, Sovima on Tuesday.

Dazzlind Boyz CC won the match by 50 runs against Vitoria CC. Batting first, Dazzling

29 balls.

For Dazzling CC, Akavi Yeptho claimed 4 wickets and man of the match, Jalal took 2 wickets.

In the last match of the day, Dimapur Royals CC thrashed Brotherhood CC by 9 wickets.

Brotherhood CC, who won the toss and elected to bat, were bowled out for 56 runs in 17.1 overs. Abhinav scored 24 runs.

For Dimapur Royals CC, Imliwati Lemtur, who was named the man of the match, claimed 6 wickets conceding only 5 runs.

Chasing the low score, Dimapur Royals reached the target in 5.2 overs. Jonathan scored 30 runs off 16 balls.

Today’s matches 8:15 AM: Dimapur Bulls Vs Dimapur Royals 11:45 AM: Lancers CC Vs Brotherhood CC 2:45 PM: Whisker CC Vs Victoria CC

A match in progress during the NCSA Badminton Tournament in Kohima on Tuesday. (NP)

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The 1964 Tokyo Olympics were held in October.

But the games have now shifted to summer, largely because it’s the only time slot open for sports broadcasters.

North America in the fall is filled with the NFL, college football, baseball, basketball and hockey. Europe is jammed with soccer in England, Spain, Germany, France and Italy, not to mention rugby and cricket where those sports are popular.

Former IOC vice president Dick Pound told The Associated Press in an in-

terview last week that a decision about the Olympics probably has to be made in the next several months. Kevan Gosper, another former IOC vice president and now an honorary IOC member, also said cancellation was feasible.

The Olympics have been canceled only three times, all during wartime.

Tokyo organizers on Tuesday were forced to call off a Paralympic wheelchair rugby test event following suggestions from Prime Minister Shizo Abe to hold down large crowd events for several weeks.

Tokyo organizers have 17 test events remaining on their schedule. The last one is to end on May 8.

Most are small events featuring only local athletes.

The most significant is a gymnastics test on April 4-6 that is expected to have non-Japanese athletes competing.

Japan’s professional baseball league is playing preseason games in stadiums without fans, and the soccer J-League has suspended play until March 18. The famous Tokyo Marathon was held on Sunday with only a few hundred elite runners, instead of a public party for 30,000 participants.

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pics should be held even if the coronavirus outbreak is worse than it is now.

“We are making the utmost effort so that we don’t have to face that situation,” she said.

Any decision to move the games back would impact international broadcasters, who would have sway over any changes.

The International Olympic Committee gets 73% of its $5.7 billion income in a four-year Olympic cycle from selling broadcast rights. About half of that TV income is from American network NBC.

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have suggested the spreading virus could force cancellation, postponement or moving events to other cities.

In an interview last week with only Japanese media, Bach said: “The preparations for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 are continuing with a view to having successful Olympic Games this summer in Tokyo.”

Bach declined to “fuel the flames of speculation” about reports of cancellation or postponement.

Hashimoto was asked if she believed the Olym-

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Tokyo, Mar 3 (AP): Japan’s Olympic minister said Tuesday the contract to hold the Tokyo Games only specifies the event has to be held during 2020.

Seiko Hashimoto’s response to a question in the upper house of parliament implies the Olympics could be held later in the year and would not have to start on July 24 as planned. The Paralympics open on August 25.

The Tokyo Olympics are being threatened by a fast-spreading virus that has been blamed for 12 deaths in Japan and has shut down most schools, sports competitions and Olympic-related events in the country. The virus that started in China has been detected in at least 70 countries, with 90,000 cases and 3,100 deaths reported.

“The IOC has the right to cancel the games only if they are not held during 2020,” Hashimoto told parliament.

“This can be interpreted to mean the games can be postponed as long as they are held during the calendar year.”

IOC President Thomas Bach and Tokyo organizers have repeatedly said they expect the Olympics to open on schedule. Others

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,2020

Arsenal cruise into FA Cup last 8 Barty, Djokovic top tennis rankings breakthrough four minutes into first-half stoppage time when Nelson’s cross found Sokratis and the Greek defender cushioned a fine volley past Alex Bass from about 9 meters.

Buoyed by that confidence boost, Arsenal doubled its lead in the 51st minute when Nelson again caused havoc with a teasing cross.

This time Nketiah was the beneficiary as the

20-year-old’s first touch squeezed him between two Portsmouth defenders for a close-range finish that made it three goals in his last five games.

With Portsmouth running out of steam, the twogoal lead was more than enough for Arsenal, whose fourth win in five games would have been even bigger but for Bass’ superb save from Bukayo Saka’s dipping strike.

New Delhi, Mar 3 (IANS): Australia’s Ashleigh Barty and Serbia’s Novak Djokovic have maintained their respective top spots in the tennis rankings.

In the latest WTA rankings released on Monday, Barty has a best of 8,717 points and is followed by Romania’s Simona Halep on 6,076 points.

Switzerland’s Belinda Bencic managed the only gain in the top 10 players,

moving to eighth from ninth at the cost of 23time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams. Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova surged 14 places to reach 32nd and Briton Heather Watson moved up 20 spot to make the 49th spot.

In the ATP rankings, Austria’s Dominic Thiem has reached a career high of third place. The 26-yearold has 7,045 points to overtake Swiss great Roger Federer, who is currently

out with a knee injury and intending to return for the grass season from June.

Thiem has broken the top three dominance of Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Federer for the first time since May 6, 2019.

Djokovic, who won the Dubai title last weekend to extend his unbeaten start to the season, remains on top with 10,220 points and is followed by Nadal who is at the second spot with 9,850 points.

Lo n d o n, M a r 3 (Agencies): Arsenal bounced back from its Europa League heartache to reach the FA Cup quarterfinals as goals from Sokratis Papastathopoulos and Eddie Nketiah sealed a 2-0 win at Portsmouth on Monday.

Mikel Arteta’s side desperately needed a morale-boosting success after Olympiakos snatched a late winner to knock it out of the Europa League at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday.

Arteta said his players were still feeling “very down” several days after that kick in the teeth, but they survived an early barrage from third-tier Portsmouth to avoid more misery in the FA Cup fifth round.

Sokratis put Arsenal ahead just before halftime and Nketiah bagged the second soon after the interval.

Arsenal’s record 13 FA Cup titles featured two with

Arteta on the team in 2014 and 2015.

Arsenal hadn’t been knocked out of the FA Cup by a team outside the top two divisions since losing to Wrexham in 1992.

A repeat of that embarrassment would have been a huge blow, so it seemed something of a gamble when Arteta made nine changes against a Portsmouth side that had won 21 of its previous 27 fixtures in all competitions.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mesut Ozil were absent, while Alexandre Lacazette and Nicolas Pepe were on the bench.

Pablo Mari made his debut at center-back after joining on loan from Flamengo in January and David Luiz, Matteo Guendouzi and Lucas Torreira were among the starters.

Torreira lasted less than 15 minutes before the Uruguay midfielder was left writhing in pain after falling awkwardly following James Bolton’s tackle.

Referee Mike Dean ruled Bolton’s crunching challenge had taken the ball, but Torreira needed four minutes’ treatment before being stretchered off while receiving oxygen.

Portsmouth’s fall from grace after winning the F.A. Cup in 2008 was nothing short of spectacular.

Revived by a 2017 takeover from American billionaire Michael Eisner, Portsmouth is chasing promotion from League One. The club has reached a second successive Football League Trophy final and tore into Arsenal early on.

Kenny Jackett’s side had a glorious chance to take the lead when Steve Seddon’s cross picked out Gareth Evans, but he headed wide from 9.1 meters.

Arteta’s team gradually began to impose itself and Gabriel Martinelli nodded over from close range after Reiss Nelson’s cross curled behind the young Brazilian.

Arsenal made the

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Portsmouth’s James Bolton vie for the ball against Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah during the FA Cup Fifth Round match at Fratton Park, Portsmouth.

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