March 7, 2017

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVII No. 90

DIMAPUR, tuesday, march 7, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

China will open up like never before: Xi

Man City see off sorry Sunderland

Sangli female foeticide: Maha govt launches probe

International, Page 9

sports, Page 11

national, Page 7

Withdrawal of SLP listed: NMA

Correspondent

Kohima, Mar 6 (NPN): Close on the heels of a report appearing in this newspaper (‘SC silent on SLP withdrawal’) on March 6, the Naga Mothers Association (NMA) leaders have said that their SLP filed in the Supreme Court was only for “women’s rights” and in no way, infringed upon Article 371A. “Naga people” misunderstood their intention of filing the SLP in the Supreme Court said NMA advisor Rosemary Dzuvichu, at a press meet held at her residence here Monday evening. Dzuvichu informed that the NMA application for withdrawal of the SLP on January 31, was listed to be heard on March 6, 2017. She said the NMA applied for withdrawal in keeping with the assurance made to various apex Naga tribes before ULB elections. Further, Dzuvichu informed that the state advocate general would represent the state and was hopeful of consideration since the apex court had already given its interim order. She explained that two petitions –one writ on the assembly resolution and the other, civil appeal

ANHTU to launch phase-wise stir DIMAPUR, MAR 6 (NPN): All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) on Monday announced launching of phase wise agitation against the failure of the state government to release nine months salary. In a press release, ANHTU general secretary, A.S. Yarthotngam, and CSS Hindi teacher convener, Ilika Aye, stated that all CSS Hindi teachers would wear black badges and perform duty in their respective schools on March 8, 2017 as a sign of protest against non-payment of salaries. On March 10, 2017 all CSS Hindi teachers wearing black badges would hold agitation at DEO, SDEO offices in a nonviolent manner. Meanwhile, on March 15, 2017 all CSS Hindi teachers would picket the directorate of school education, Kohima starting from 9am. In this regard, the union has requested all 1379 CSS Hindi teachers requested to reach Kohima on March 14, 2017 without fail. ANTHU has also informed all CSS Hindi teacher district representatives to prepare for agitation as decided at a meeting on February 28, 2017.

against the order of the division bench –were to be heard in the Supreme Court. On the controversial use of the sentence “circumstances beyond our control” in the withdrawal application, Dzuvichu said the sentence reflected the situation in the state( during the agitation and protest bandhs). Further, she said NMA had been silent since there was too much misunderstanding and motive attributed to the court case. All write ups, opinions and allegations against the NMA would be clarified through rejoinder later, said Dzuvichu. Dzuvichu also expressed optimism over the change of guard with the new chief minister and hoped the current incumbent would proceed for dialogue on the issue. Seeking to put matters in perspective, Dzuvichu disclosed that NMA representatives held a series of consultations with various tribal hohos (Naga Hoho, ENPO) prior to notification for ULB elections. She said the apex tribes even offered 50% nomination for women with voting rights but after seeking legal consultations, it was rejected since 33% women reserva-

tion could neither be amended nor changed. Further she said the issue was already in court and also since NMA had spent six long years fighting the case in court, many people still failed to understand why NMA did not accept offer for nomination. According to Dzuvichu, the objective of the SLP was to compel the state government to implement the 33% women reservation but not directed against Article 371A. She said it was also not about being anti-Naga but seeking a legal remedy. Also, she said the matter could not be settled out of court since it was not the right platform to resolve an act of parliament passed by the state government. Dzuvichu also lamented that the state government did nothing to prevent and protect violence at candidates of ULB polls whose houses were destroyed and excommunicated despite the fact that the chief justice had directed the government to ensure peaceful elections with full security to candidates and voters. Dzuvichu also lamented upon many women leaders were threatened by their respective tribe(s) which was “unfor-

tunate and disrespectful of mothers”. On several women organisations dissociating from NMA, Dzuvichu said they were still in touch. She however reminded that NMA did not belong to nor was it affiliated with any political party. She also expressed sorrow over the killing of two youths and felt it should be investigated. Dzuvichu also criticised intellectuals and churches for remaining silent on women’s rights. She reminded that women reservation was not an Indian concept but a declaration by the UN. She said people need to understand that supporting reservation did not mean siding with the Indian government but to empower Naga women. She also said many women rights activists and feminists have expressed solidarity for the rights of Naga women. NMA president Abeiu Meru said Naga women were not fighting with men but only asking for their rights. Meru said the recent happening should make us ashamed of being called Christians. She said it was time to accept changes and reiterated the NMA will continue to strive for peace and development of society.

NEW DELHI, MAR 6 (PTI): Failure of schools to help their students achieve specified learning outcomes may attract court cases or government action, according to amendments in rules under the Right to Education Act. Learning outcomes are assessment standards which help teachers understand the learning levels of students in their respective classes, individually as well as collectively. The HRD Ministry has issued a gazette notification informing that the Centre has amended the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Rules, 2010, to include provision for the preparation of class-wise learning outcomes. All the states, except for Jammu and Kashmir, have been asked to prepare “class-wise, subject-wise learning outcomes for all elementary classes”, according to the notification. It has also asked the states to devise guidelines for putting into practice continuous and “comprehensive evaluation to achieve the defined

learning outcomes”. The notification makes it mandatory for all schools to achieve the minimum learning outcome by the end of every academic year. “Schools failing to help their students achieve the specified learning outcomes may attract litigations or government action,” an HRD Ministry official said. The National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT) had put out an exhaustive list of learning-outcome indicators for classes I-VIII in English, Hindi, Urdu, Science, Mathematics and Social Sciences subjects. The list was put in public domain in January for feedback. “The states will be asked to prepare guidelines to put into practice continuous and comprehensive evaluation to achieve the defined learning outcomes for classes I-VIII before the 2017-2018 academic session begins,” the official said. The revised rules came into effect from February 20, he said.

DIMAPUR, MAR 6 (NPN): Social Welfare Department (SWD) has informed that a plot of land (measuring 75 acres) at Pherima village belonged to the department and that no allotment order has been issued to anyone or any understanding or agreement with any authority till date. According to Social Welfare Department, director T. Merangtsungba Aier, the plot of land was purchased in 1972 and accordingly the department set up a blind School in 1977. At present, he said that the department was running a juvenile home on the said land. However, the director pointed out that some vested interest individual had issued allotment order and for which a portion of the land was illegally allotted “without the consent or knowledge of the department.” In this regard, the department has cautioned that it would not entertain any illegal encroachment claim on its land. The department has also nullified the present illegal claimants made by individual or for that matter any other claimants in future.

EDTC demands construction of temporary suspension bridge

Old Dhansiri bridge under construction. (In circle) Commuters walk past a temporary structure.

K Y M C

NEW DELHI, MAR 6 (AGENCIES): Supreme Court (SC) bench headed by Chief Justice of India J.S. Khehar has said frivolous petitions will attract a Rs 5 lakh fine. SC took a strong stand on the matter, saying it must “view with disfavour any attempt by a litigant to abuse the process (of Law).” SC went on to say, “The sanctity of the judicial process will be seriously eroded if such attempts are not dealt with firmly,” reported India Today. Recognising the huge backlog of cases in courts across India, the bench said “frivolous and groundless filings constitute a serious menace to the administration of justice”. “Liberal access to justice does not mean access to chaos and indiscipline,” the bench added. SC said, “Exemplary costs are inevitable, and even necessary, in order to ensure that in litigation, as in the law which is practised in our country, there is no premium on the truth.” “A litigant who takes liberties with the truth or with the procedures of the Court should be left in no doubt about the consequences to follow,” the bench added.

Manipur High Court declares economic blockade ‘illegal’ Correspondent IMPHAL, MAR 6: Manipur High Court on Monday declared the economic blockade imposed by United Naga Council (UNC) on national highways in Manipur as illegal. A full bench of Chief Justice RR Prasade, Justice N Kotiswar Singh and Justice N Nobin Singh, passed the order while hearing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), filed by R.K. Joysana. The court ruled that “persons/organization responsible for imposing the economic blockade along the national highway has been violating the fundamental rights of the citizens in order to satisfy their political wish at the cost of miseries of the people which has never been in the interest of the state.” Therefore, in the interest of the state, the High Court in an order declared the economic blockade imposed by United Naga Council as illegal. Earlier, during the hearing, exce pt UNC president, Gaidon Kamei

and publicity secretary S. Stephen, six other office bearers, who have been impleaded as respondents on the PIL failed to appear for the third time. They were given a last chance to appear before the court on March 23. No adjournment of court took place as they failed to appear today, the order stated. The High Court also extended the remand period of Gaidon Kamei and S Stephen, who are currently in judicial custody, till the next hearing. Normal movement of vehicles ferrying essential items along NH-2 and NH37 remain affected since the economic blockade imposed by UNC commenced on November 1 last year. Considering the hardship being faced by the people owing to nonavailability of essential commodities including petroleum products, the High Court has directed GOC-57 Mountain Division and IGAR (South) to take up adequate and ef-

fective measures along the areas under their control on NH-2 and NH-37. They have also been given the order to arrest any suspicious person found/ trying to create hindrance on the movement of vehicular traffic on NH-2 and NH-37. The court ruling further directed the Central government to provide 72 companies of paramilitary forces at the disposal of the state government, to be deployed in all areas including those which were identified as vulnerable areas by the combined headquarters in recent times. Court also directed State government to take measures to increase the frequency of convoy at least 15 to 20 in a month particularly over NH-37. The court ruling further stated, “we kept on monitoring the matter and then situation somehow got improved whereby authorities were able to bring petroleum products/essentials and other consumable items to Imphal under convoy.”

Schools to face action for SWD cautions over NPCC backs 7th ROP demand; slams govt poor learning outcomes land encroachment

This is it!

“Sir, the employees are saying that punctuality cannot be linked to productivity.”

SC cracks down on frivolous petitions with a `5 lakh fine

DIMAPUR, MAR 6 (NPN): East Dimapur Tribal Council (EDTC) representing 22 villages under East Dimapur have demanded construction of a temporary suspension bridge over Dhansiri River so that people can be relieved of transportation problems, till the ongoing construction of new bridge was completed.

EDTC chairman Tohoshe Awomi and secretary Medovie Koza said residents had been facing immense hardship since the bridge was dismantled. EDTC said those residents, who do not own any means of transportation and could not afford autorickshaw fare, have been using Old Dhansiri bridge to

go to Dimapur town, as it was a walkable distance. However, people’s lives were now put to risk while crossing the river over a temporary structure. In this regard, the council urged the responsible department to construct a temporary suspension bridge in the interest of the poorer section.

Ration suppliers demand payment DIMAPUR, MAR 6 (NPN): Drawing the attention of the Director General of Police (DGP) Nagaland, the wet ration suppliers of NAP including IR Bn have expressed deep anguish at the non-release of payment since April 2016 (11 months). In a press release, H. Vikugha Chophy, for all Nagaland Wet Ration Suppliers, said they have been continuing the supply of wet ration despite not being paid. However, he said that the suppliers being in business were facing financial hurdles “due to blockade of our capital” and were not in a position to continue the supply of wet ration. In the light of the above, the suppliers have appealed to the competent authority to take their problems into consideration and release payments till February 2017 at the earliest to continue the supply.

DIMAPUR, MAR 6 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has extended its full support to the demands made by various state services associations to the state government for implementing 7th Revision of Pay (RoP) w.e.f. March 1, 2017. NPCC through its media cell said the state government cannot afford to discriminate its employees on grounds of insufficient funds when the Central government employees have been granted 7th RoP as per the recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission since August 2016. NPCC said the growing pay disparity between central and state government employees was a matter of great concern. NPCC also accused the NPF government of committing gross injustice to state employees in 2010

by misusing Rs. 712 crores sanctioned by Congress-led UPA government for implementing 6th RoP. Out of Rs. 712 crores sanctioned, NPCC claimed only Rs. 472.56 crores were released to 72 departments, which included the amount of Rs. 189 crores impounded to GPF accounts. The congress said NPF government could never give explanation for the balance amount of Rs. 239.44 crores, which it claimed were blatantly misused and never accounted for. NPCC said it had repeatedly highlighted gross misuse of Rs. 712 crores that could have easily covered even the payment of arrears w.e.f. June 1, 2008. H o w e v e r, N P C C termed as “unfortunate” that the state services associations at that point in time were contended with the state government’s offer of effecting 6th RoP starting

June 1, 2008 “notionally for the purpose of pay fixation only and actual cash benefit from April 1, 2010 for reasons best known to them.” Further, NPCC stated that over 3000 state government employees, who were “force retired at one” go w.e.f. Oct 31, 2009 through “The Nagaland Retirement from Public Employment (Second Amendment) Act 2009” were denied the benefits of 6th RoP. It stated that the state government, “during the past 14 years of NPF misrule”, has openly disregarded its employees through forced retirements and denial of financial benefits. NPCC maintained that since the NPF allowed BJP to become its supreme high command, it should be able to “convince its Delhi masters” to bail them out if they were really concerned for the welfare of people and the state.

Campaigning ends for final leg of UP, Mnp poll LUCKNOW/IMPHAL, MAR 6 (PTI): Microphones fell silent and the dust from the over two month-long electioneering settled as parties wrapped up their campaign for the final phases of polls in Manipur and Uttar Pradesh on Monday. The highlight of the acrimonious campaign for the March 8 polls for 40 seats in eastern Uttar Pradesh was the show of strength by BJP, the SP-Congress combine and BSP in PM Narendra Modi’s Varanasi constituency where he camped for three days. Manipur will see polling in 22 seats across five districts in its second and final phase, where the fate of chief minister O. Ibobi Singh, Deputy CM Gaikhangam and human rights activist-turned-politician Irom Chanu Sharmila will be decided. In Uttar Pradesh, the Prime Minister visited temples, held a roadshow and attended a num-

ber of public events in the holy city along with several rallies in the region. Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi also matched it with their own campaign blitz in the region. Joined by Akhilesh’s wife Dimple, the two leaders held a roadshow, hours after Modi arrived in the city and paid obeisance at the Kashi Vishwanath and Kal Bhairav temples with much fanfare. BSP chief Mayawati, who is seeking a fifth term as Chief Minister, also addressed a rally in Rohaniya, around 20 km from Varanasi the same day. The poll in Manipur this time is billed as a major test for the 15-year-old Congress regime which is facing a stiff challenge from the BJP. The task of spearheading the Congress campaign was left to party vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who addressed a rally in Imphal

on February 28. BJP held rallies by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 25 and by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on February 19 in Imphal. Sharmila, who fasted for 16 years for repealing the AFSPA from the state, is in the election fray for the first time and is pitted against Ibobi Singh himself in Thoubal constituency. The high-decibel campaign in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur and Goa was set rolling after the EC announced polling dates on January 4. In Punjab and Goa polling was held on February 5, while Uttarakhand went to polls on February 15. After the final phase of the polling on March 8, all eyes will be riveted on March 11 when results of elections in all five states, dubbed as a litmus test for the Narendra Modi government, will be declared. K Y M C

2

state

DPDB meetings held in Dmu, Tsg, Peren

DIMAPUR: The monthly District Planning and Development Board meeting of Dimapur district for the month of March was held on March 6, in the conference hall of deputy commissioner, Dimapur. According to DIPR report, parliamentary secretary of Irrigation & Flood Control, Jacob Zhimomi who is also the chairman of DPDB Dimapur, congratulated the most seasoned regionalist leader Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu on being inducted as the 11th chief minister of Nagaland. Deputy CVO Dimapur, Dr.Asenuo Linyu highlighted on the activities and programmes of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Department with the aid of power point. As entrusted the department of Education also gave their departmental presentation. Jacob Zhimomi stressed on the need for supply of safe drinking water in the schools and advised the concerned department to work hand in glove with the other concerned departments. Pointing out that government was the only employer, he observed that the state government faced both access employees as well as unemployment problem. Maintaining that school education was the only human resource department in the state, Jacob expressed concern for shortage of Maths and Science teachers and said that the

House gutted in Longleng Correspondent

LONGLENG, MAR 6 (NPN): One house was completely gutted down and properties worth several lakhs of rupees destroyed by devastating fire during the wee hour on Sunday at Longleng. The fire which broke out at Shamkang ward Longleng also burned down one government registered Bolero and a Bike Bajaj which was parked outside the house at the time fire broke out. The cause of the fire was suspected due to short circuit.

Dimapur district DPDB meeting in progress at DCs conferences hall on March 6. (DPRO) issue was a major concern for the government. He further pointed out the system of keeping proxy teachers as another area of concern. Jacob also advised the Vety department to invite the district administration and the municipal officials for framing marketing policy for the interest and benefit of poultry farmers. Deputy commissioner Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome urged upon all the members to participate and make the meeting interactive. Basing on verification reports from the authorised officials, the house approved for registration of ACME Club Kuhuboto subdivision and Sewak Nursery school. The house also approved Digi Campaign Dimapur, basically to enhance and expedite financial transactions through digital mode. The board entrusted Employment department

and Industrial Training Institute for women department to give their departmental presentation in the next DPDB meeting. TUENSANG: In Tuensang the meeting was also held on March 6 at DC’s conference hall, Tuensang under the chairmanship of Alem Jongshi, deputy commissioner and vice chairman DPDB, Tuensang. According to DIPR report,bBoard reviewed the previous meeting minutes and deliberated on the financial aid sought by Sao Chang College, Tuensang, for electrification of college building, digitalization of library and construction of hostel kitchen. The same was recommended by the board to be forwarded to concerned authorities. Further, in observance of the National Cancer Day on March 10, at deputy commissioner’s conference hall,

the Chief Medical Officer, Tuensang, informed that free medical check-up on non-communicable diseases would be held. PEREN: In Peren, the meeting was held at DC conference hall on March 6, chaired by DC and vice chair man, Zarenthung Ezung. The chairman welcomed newly posted officers, SDO (C) Peren, Sarita Yadav and Inspector F&CS Peren S. Ali Konyak. The board decided to forward to the government regarding the up gradation of SDO (C) Office Jalukie to that of ADC Hqs. Dr. Khrielasanuo DPO (UID-rch) highlighted her departmental activities where she said that Indra Dhanush programme would be held from March 7. She also said that National Deworming Day would be held on March 10 and 15 while

intensified polio vaccine second phase would be held in the month of April. Rural Development project director, Imtimenla informed that there would be launching of Central Scheme Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission (SPMRM), National Rurban Mission (NRuM) at Ngwalwa Village on March 7. The chief guest would be chairman, Democratic Alliance Nagaland, T.R. Zeliang while minister of RD & REPA C.L. John would be the guest of honour. She requested all the DPDB members to present at the function at 11 a.m. Chairman requested all the heads of offices to clear and clean up the surrounding of their respective offices to be safe from forest fires. DPRO Peren, I. Simon Teilia gave a powerpoint presentation of the departmental activities. He said that the department of IPR was primarily engaged in collection of news with special focus on the activities and achievements of the government, which was disseminated to all local newspapers – AIR Kohima etc. Department of Vety. & Animal Husbandry and Food & Civil Supply also gave powerpoint presentation. A Cattle Control Board was also formed with SDO (C) Hqs. as convenor, DAO Peren member secretary, DHO Peren member, DPO (LRD) member, CVO member, DSCO (Soil) member.

NSSTA Mkg demands early release of salary

DIMAPUR: Highlighting the plight of teachers due to delay in payment of salaries since November last, Mokokchung Unit of Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers Association (NSSATA) has said it was constrained to demand the release of four-month pending salary at the earliest. NSSATA Mokokchung Unit in a press note by president Imodangba Longkumer expressed dismay over the State government’s failure to uphold its November, 2, 2016 promise to release the salaries on time and reminded that the

association upheld its part of the bargain, called off the agitation and successfully concluded the year’s academic session. Therefore, expressing loss of faith in the state government, the unit warned: “the SSA Teachers of Mokokchung, in our distress and frustration, have no option but to go for some drastic action in the weeks to come.” While pointing out that the teachers were performing their duties despite non-payment of salaries, the unit maintained ‘there is a limit for everything’ and

pondered how long they’d “bear this lackadaisical attitude of the state government towards us”. “It is pertinent to understand that non-release of salaries to teachers can be termed as an act of indignation to the noble profession, which surely cannot be accepted in the eyes of men and God,” the unit stated in its appeal for release of pending salaries at the earliest. F u r t h e r, t h e u n i t warned it would have no option but to take drastic actions like boycotting of classes. Meanwhile, the

unit in an emergency executive meeting on March 5 resolved to expedite the matter with the government till the end. The executive meeting resolved to call for a general meeting on March 11 at Ongpangkong Salang from 10a.m to discuss matters relating to the association and the non-release of salaries by the state government. Therefore, all the members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail; strict actions will be initiated against those who fail to attend the meeting, it stated.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, march 7, 2017

news in brief DSDGBU emergency meeting: Dhansripar Sub-Division GB Union (DSDGBU) has convened an emergency meeting on March 8 at 9 a.m in the residence of head GB Singrijan village, Tezu Pradhan. All the office bearers, executive and advisor have been asked to attend the meeting. BJP Kohima meeting: Bharatiya Janata Party Kohima district executive meeting has been convened on March 9 at 9 a.m in Kohima District Office. All the district office bearers, district executive members, senior leaders, district Mahila members, district Yuva Morcha, district Kisan Morcha, Mandal presidents and general secretaries have been requested to attend the meeting. FPA free gynae consultancy: In observance of International Women’s Day, Family Planning Association (FPA) India Nagaland branch would organize free gynae consultancy on March 8 at its Reproductive Health and Family Planning Clinic, main Town Daklane, Kohima. ANATG Kma, Tseminyu units joint meeting: All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers’ Group (ANATG) Kohima unit and Tseminyu unit would hold joint general meeting on March 10 at 11:30 a.m at ANSTA guest house, Kohima. Absentees would be taken stern action by the unit team. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting positively. DPDB Zbto meeting: Monthly Zunheboto District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting has been scheduled on 8 March 8, at DC’s conference hall. All members have been asked to attend the meeting. TPUD convenes: Tsutoho Public Union Dimapur (TPUD) has convened a general meeting on March 11, at 10 a.m at its banker Kashivi Awomi’s residence in Sughana. All members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. SPCT monolith pulling programme: Golden jubilee monolith pulling programme of St. Peter’s Catholic Church Tesophenyu (SPCT) would be held on March 11 at 10 a.m in Anoketsii Tesophenyu. All the youths and the elders of Tesophenyu group citizens have been requested to participate with traditional costumes for the auspicious event. SPCT golden jubilee steering committee

informs: Golden jubilee monolith stone pulling programme of St. Peter’s Catholic church Tesophenyu (SPCT) would be held on March 11 at 10 a.m in Anoketsii Tesophenyu. All the youth and the elders of Tesophenyu group citizens have been requested to participate in traditional attire for the auspicious event. JMKK get-together: Jakhamiapfu Miaramia Kinyiketako Krotho (JMKK) get together would be held on March 13 at Piphema. All the members have been informed to attend the meeting positively. JMKK secretary Khuzosanu Chadu has informed that bus service would be provided from Mohankhola Kohima at 8 a.m. Rengma Class –I Contractor’s Association meeting: Emergency meeting of Rengma Class –I Contractor’s Association would be held on March 11 at 10 a.m at the residence of the association president, M.S. Khing. All the members have been directed to attend the meeting failing which they will have no say on any issue discussed in the meeting, a press note by association president, M.S. Khing, informed. DSSATA general meet: DSSATA has convened SSA teacher’s general meeting on March 13 at 11 a.m. in the Lotha Hoho Ki building, near DC office. All DSSATA members have been informed to bring membership fee for (2017-18) and GTs to bring academic documents and extra amount along with membership fee. TTWB annual meeting: Tsemi-Tuope Welfare Board (TTWB) Tseminyu has convened an annual meeting on March 12 at 12 noon at Tseminyu village Baptist church. All the executive members, village council chairmen and pastors/catechists have been asked to attend the meeting. BJP Peren district meeting: Bharatya Janata Party (BJP) Peren district has convened a meeting on March 11 at 12 noon at BJP party office, Jalukie town Peren district. All the executive members have been asked to attend the meeting. PDBA informs: Phek District Bar Association (PDBA) has informed all members/ advocates from Phek District to attend the inaugural session of the PDBA on March 30 at court building Phek without fail. District and session judge, Phek, Longshitung Ezung have consented to grace the inaugural programme.

CS convenes meeting on March 8

DIMAPUR: A meeting of Police, Kohima; Chief Project); Director, Directorhas been convened on Information Commission- ate of School Education; March 8 at 1 p.m in the er; Chairman, Nagaland Team Leader, NEPED; conference hall of the Na- State Electricity Regula- Member Secretary, Nagaland civil secretariat for tory Commission; General galand State Legal Serdeliberating on the neces- Manager, Nagaland State vice Authority; Regional sary steps to be taken for Transport, Dimapur; Com- Chief, HUDCO; Secretary, making the affected offices missioner, Nagaland State Nagaland State Disaster functional which were de- Consumer Dispute Redres- Management Authority; stroyed by fire on Febru- sal Commission; Transport Assistant Director, Subsidary 2 in the old assem- Commissioner, Regional iary Intelligence Bureau; bly & secretariat complex, Transport Office, Kohima; Program Director, SIPKohima with the follow- Chief Electrical Inspector, MIU; Co-ordinator, Naing officers: Addl. Chief Nagaland Electrical In- galand Institute of Health, Secretary and Finance spectorate; Superintendent, Environment and Social Commissioner; Commis- Prohibition & Excise, Ko- Welfare; Mission Director, sioner, Nagaland; Home hima; Administrator, Ko- Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Commissioner, Nagaland: hima Municipal Council; and Executive Engineer, Deputy Commissioner, Team Leader, World Bank PWD (Housing), NCCD, P-1632, from 7th Mile area Kohima; Superintendent Finance (Nagaland Health Nagaland, Kohima. and recovered approximately 70 Kgs of contraband Ganja. A. Lohe Chachü son DIMAPUR: All Sumi Students’ Union ‘generation builders’ and therefore utmost Ashikho of Punanami vil- (SKK) has appealed the State government priority should be given to them to help lage, Senapati was arrested for immediate release of the pending sala- effectively perform their duties. The union in this connection and a ries of RMSA, SSA and Hindi teachers. further appealed the State government case is under investigation SKK in a press note appended by presi- to give serious consideration on teachers at the Diphupar Police Sta- dent Ninoto Awomi and general secretary salary issues and guarantee that they get tion. Vikai Yeptho reminded that teachers were salaries on time in the near future.

Three held on extortion charges; ganja seized

DIMAPUR: AET under the Zone-II of Dimapur Police arrested one person on charges of extortion when the latter was found collecting unauthorized taxes in the name of the NSCN (IM) on February 27. According to ADCP and PRO, in this connec-

tion KhakaYepthomi son of late Yehevi Yepthomi of Chishilimi Village, Zunheboto was arrested. In a similar case on March 3, AET under the Zone-I of Dimapur Police arrested two persons on charges of extortion after the duo were found extorting money from the

business establishments in Purana Bazaar area. The arrested duo were identified as Angukavi Yepthomi son of late Hukavi Yepthomi of Asukhomi village, Zunheboto , reportedly a ‘2nd Lieut’ of the NNC (NA) and Tovika Sema son of Ngukhavi Sema of Yehemi village,

Zunheboto. Incriminating documents in the form of demand slips of the NNC (NA) were seized from their possession and a case is under investigation at the East Police Station. Further on February 23, Dimapur Police intercepted a vehicle, MN-03-

NEPAM holds parting social-cum-felicitation event

NEPAM members after the Parting Social-cum-Felicitation programme on March 5. DIMAPUR: To bid farewell to NE students leaving Mangalaru and also to felicitate meritorious students, the North East People’s Association Mangaluru (NEPAM) organized its 5th Annual Parting Social-cum-Felicitation programme on March 5 at St. Aloysius College, Mangaluru. During the function, double gold medalist for excellence in the field of K

Y M C

History from Mangalore University, Keneiseno Uneino Neihu, was felicitated with cash and certificate by NEPAM. NEPAM president Kaini Cecilia and principal of K. Pandyarajah Ballal College of Nursing, Ullal, Mangaluru, led in congratulating Keneiseno Uneino Neihu who hails from Nagaland. In her speech, Keneiseno attributed her success to hard

work and dedication adding that her achievement should be a motivation to all the Northeast students in Mangalore. She dedicated the achievement to her mother who, she said, always supports her decisions and also to NEPAM. Students who secured distinction in previous examination were also felicitated. Earlier, John Lal-

muanawma, vice president NEPAM welcomed the gathering. Songs and dance performed by young talented artist were the highlights of the function. New executive members for the year 2017-2018 were also elected on the occasion. The programme concluded with words of gratitude from Sr. Daina UFS, general secretary of NEPAM.

SKK appeals for release of teachers salary

NRMSATA questions FD DIMAPUR: Amidst the ongoing face-off between ACAUT Nagaland and State Finance Department (FD) over the issue of teachers’ salary, Nagaland Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers’ Association (NRMSATA) has questioned the “integrity and commitment” of the “delay in payment of salaries to RMSA, SSA and Hindi teachers etc. were genuine and were being tackled as best as possible” statement of FD. In a press note, NRMSATA president Renbemo L Patton and general secretary Kezhothito Keyho, while extending support to ACAUT, recounted last year’s incident where RMSA teachers’ salary was delayed by FD reportedly citing ‘obstacles in file movements’, more than a month after receipt of funds from the MHRD by the State government. “A little bit of encouragement would do wonders and your statements make more meaning if the four months pending salaries for RMSA, SSA teachers and nine months for Hindi teachers are cleared at the earliest,” the association stated.

AR conduct various activities

9 AR medical team with Khezakheno villagers. DIMAPUR: 9 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N) organised free medical check-up and treatment camp on March 5 to provide healthcare support to residents Khezakheno village under Pfutsero Subdivision., AR informed. According to PRO-IGAR (N) Kohima, during the camp, CMO 9 AR, Dr. Satyaranjan Changthong, highlighted upon emergence of non communicable diseases and importance of lifestyle modifications particularly diet and physical activity. Altogether 250 patients comprising 135 males, 65 fe-

males and 50 children were registered and examined at the camp. A special screening for diabetes was done for 80 patients out of whom 30 were suspected for diabetes and given treatment accordingly. In addition, HIV/ AIDS awareness program was also organized along with free counseling and testing. Pamphlets of signs & symptoms of hypertension, risk factors associated with non communicable diseases, diet during diabetes etc were distributed to educate the public and generate further awareness. 44 AR: 44 Assam

Rifles (AR) under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organized a meeting with chairman, GBs and council members of Ungma village on March 4, AR informed. Village representatives of Ungma discussed issues pertaining to health, education, development and local problems while also applauding the AR for taking up such initiatives. During the interaction, commandant of 44 AR highlighted upon the importance of maintaining a peaceful environment. The meeting concluded with exchange of greetings for the upcoming festive season. K

Y M C

state State SCTE state level consultative meet

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, March 7, 2017

nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Is the finance deptt. telling the truth about the finances? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

A B C

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

‘Swachh Shakti week’ launched in Tuensang

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

A

B

Yes No Can’t say

C

8% 84% 11%

Next poll

Q: W h y a re p r i c e s o f

commodities in Dimapur too high ? No fixation or inspec tion of rates by authorities Syndicates adding arti ficial costs  Can’t say

WEATHER FORECAST March 7

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Partly sunny with a t-storm

31 18

Aizawl

A p.m. t-storm in spots

Guwahati Hazy sunshine

25 12 30 15

Partly sunny and nice

24 7

Itanagar Cooler with a shower

21 12

Imphal

Mostly sunny and comfortable 20 4 Kohima Mostly sunny and comfortable 23 9 Dimapur Mostly sunny and beautiful 28 13 Shillong

Mkg

Sunshine and not as warm

Tuensang Mostly sunny and cooler Wokha

22 9 14 7

Cooler; an afternoon shower 19 12

Zunheboto Mostly sunny and cooler

19 8

(4th from left) ADC Tuensang, T. Nchumbemo Odyuo along with the department officials and students at the launching programme of ‘Swachh Shakti week’ at Holy Angel School Tuensang on Monday. (NP) Correspondent TUENSANG, MAR 6 (NPN): The “Swachh Shakti Week” organised by DWSM, PHED Tuensang and sponsored by WSSO PHED Kohima was launched on Monday at Holy Angel School Tuensang. The launching programme of the Swachh Shakti was graced by ADC Tuensang,T. Nchumbemo Odyuo as chief guest. Speaking at the launching prog ramme, Nchumbemo, specified that Swachh Bharat Mission was a movement to make Swachh Bharat a reality in India. He further encouraged students

YouthNet career planning & development programmes

Students of Vineyard School at the programme. DIMAPUR: Career planning and development programs in The Vineyard S c h o o l , Ko h i m a a n d Government High School, P W D, K o h i m a w a s conducted by YouthNet in partnership with Quest Alliance. A similar program was also conducted at G. Mhiasiu School, Dimapur. YouthNet if focused on making students more aware of other options apart from traditional jobs especially with unemployment increasing each day. The resource persons f r o m Yo u t h N e t we r e Ebibeni Humtsoe and Nuneseno Chase. The resource persons encouraged the students to take up higher education

and plan for their career based on their passion, interests, strengths and skills. They also shared data on unemployment and demographics of young people of Nagaland and how each year more and more people write exams but the number of jobs were decreasing. They encouraged the students to seek opportunities and explore, inter nships, and look for ways to develop the society. As part of the Impact 5000 by 18 campaign a career guidance and entrepreneurship workshop was also held for 6th semester college students of Sazolie College.

to take the opportunity to promote cleanliness in Tuensang and make it free from open defecation. The chief guest further emphasized that women s h o u l d b e e m p owe r e d and motivated to lead in sanitation campaign as they play a vital role at home and its surroundings. Delivering his key note address, JE, PHED Tuensang, Er. S. Akangjongshi Chang stated that the main motive of the program was to make open defecation free in the country. He said that, it was a part of Swachh Bharat mission and focused mainly on the role of women in

Health deptt set to launch ‘Mission Indradhanush’ DIMAPUR: Round 1 of “Mission Indradhanush” Phase-4 would be launched by state health department to strengthen the ongoing Routine Immunization in the state from March 7 to13. During first round of phase 4, districts and blocks to be covered are: Dimapur: Medziphema, Chumukedima, Nuiland, a n d U r b a n . Ko h i m a : Tsemenyu block. Kiphire: Pungroblock. Longleng: All blocks. Mokokchung: Mangkolemba and Ts u r a n g k o n g b l o c k s . Mon: All blocks. Phek: M e l u r i b l o c k . Pe r e n : Ja l u k i , A t h i b u n g a n d Tenning blocks.Tuensang: Shamator, Chesore, Noksen, Thonoknyu and Noklak blocks. Wokha: Ralan, Bhandari and WokhaSadar. Zunheboto: Satakha and Suruhoto blocks. Department also appealed for support from civil society organizations, church and local leaders to create awareness and join the department in the mission to save children from vaccine preventable diseases.

sanitation campaign. He encouraged the peoples to generate awareness about the importance of sanitation. The program comprised of different activities and pragmatic approaches to educate people on clean environment. Earlier, the programme was chaired by JE, PHED Tuensang Er. Khitangpila while invocation was pronounced by Azha Keyho. Classs.10 students of Holy Angel School Tuensang presented a special number on the occasion. Vote of thanks was proposed by SDO, P H E D Tu e n s a n g E r. Lipoksangla Chang.

DIMAPUR: One-day state level consultative meet for Secondar y Teacher Educators on course transaction was organized by Internal Quality Assurance Cell (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) of State College of Teacher Education (SCTE), Kohima on March 6..The meet was organized to raise the standard of teaching-learning c o n t ex t s. Pa r t i c i p a n t s deliberated and discussed on the transaction, issues and problems of the new B.Ed curriculum prescribed by Nagaland University. The session was chaired by Dr. Bendangyapangla while Runi Nakro invoked God’s presence. T. Alemla Longkumer moderated the second session and vote of thanks was delivered by Sandip Ratna.

CAN Youth free trg prog on tailoring

DIMAPUR: CAN Youth in collaboration with Green Club Zunheboto would be conducting free training on tailoring for both male and female on March 16 at Zunheboto town, under the Entrepreneurship and Skill development Program (ESDP). Interested youth may contact Tavin Chishi at 7005204798 and Jenpu Rongmei at 8416091735 for registration before March 10.

3

St. Mary’s School inaugurated in Singrijan

Children of St. Mary’s along with their teachers.

DIMAPUR: The new school building of St. Mary’s at Singrijan village was inaugurated by head GB, Tezu Pradhan and blessed by bishop of Kohima, Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil on March 6. Bishop James Thoppil, in his address said that education was more than imparting knowledge, but forming of the whole person. He said students should be imparted not only infor mation but values that would make them upright citizens. He also said that Singrijan was one of the oldest Catholic community in Nagaland

and they deserved a good school. He also requested the GBs and leaders of the village to respond positively to the Church’s initiative for progress and development of the people. Principal and parish priest, Rev. Fr. Sajan accorded words of welcome while Tezu Pradhan, thanked the Catholic church for opening the school at Singrijan. He on behalf of the village leaders assured to give full support to the priests, teaching staff of St. Mary School in their educational endeavor for the growth and development of the

area. The invocation prayer was led by catechist SMC, S i n g r i j a n , Jo h n , a n d Benedict spoke on behalf of the village. The school children of St. Mary’s School, Singrijan, who are just two weeks into the school, gave a special song. The Catholic women of the village presented a special number and welcomed the guests with traditional dance and songs. Rev. Fr. Mathew Thuniampral, director Shalom, blessed the meal served to all and Fr. D o m i n i c Z e l i a n g compered the program.

NCS probationers’ training on GPS underway

(L-R): Trainees with addl. director and resource persons at Survey Training Institute, Dimapur. Probationers of 2015 Batch with officials from Rural Development Department during the interaction programme. DIMAPUR: Three-day training on GPS for NCS probationers 2014 batch is underway at the Survey Training Institute (STI) Dimapur to be held from March 6-8. The training opened

with additional director of Land Records and Survey, Vilarietuo Kire welcomed the trainees and briefed them on the usage of GPS and its importance. The program was chaired by LRSO & training officer

STI, Zakiesatuo Lhoungu. Resource persons include t r a i n i n g o f f i c e r, S T I ; Zaphizo, LRSO Dimapur, and Merenkaba, LRSO Zunheboto. Altogether 20 participants are taking

part in the training that involves basics on Land Survey through theory and practical sessions with focus on practical usage of GPS. 2015 Batch: In a similar prog ramme, the NCS probationers 2015

Batch were also briefed on the activities of RD de par tment in regard to programmes such as MGNREGA, PMAY, GIA and Gender Budgeting at RD conference hall on March 6.

Deptt of Agriculture bids farewell to outgoing officer DIMAPUR: De par tment of Agriculture (DAO) held a farewell programme for retiring joint director G. Kiyevi Ayemi on February 28 at DAO conference hall, Longleng. Director of agriculture, Helie Rupre-o, in his speech lauded Ayemi for serving the department for 34 years. He said that Ayemi

was best known as an artiste for his singing talent within the department and would be greatly missed. D e p u t y c o m m i s s i o n e r, Denngan Avenoho Phom, also lauded Ayemi for his good work in the district within a short period. Ayemi in his farewell speech thanked God for giving him

an opportunity to serve people through the department. He also thanked senior officers and staff of the department for rendering their co-operation during his service. Short speeches were also delivered by Jt. DA Sosangmar, Jt. DA, Nosezole on behalf of directorate officers Kohima, AO Shoang on behalf of staff and PL,

Y.B. Angam on behalf of district public organisation. Earlier the programme was chaired by A.I. Bongkam, welcome speech by DDA, Imti Tzüdir, AFA, Thenlom presented a farewell song, outgoing officer Ayemi also presented two songs and LTBC pastor, rev. H. Beau said a special prayer for Ayemi and his family.

Student and teacher of Pike Central School, Sematilla Dimapur cleaning the road side in and around Sematilla area.

Nepali Baptist church Chumukedima (NBCC) held its church revival program from March 4 to 5, at NBC Chumukedima on the theme “Revive our hearts” Psalms 85, with founder and director of Youth Harvest Ministry Dimapur, Rev. Kilang Jamir as main speaker. K

Y M C

K

Y M C

Arunachal Pradesh to take up labourer wage hike in cabinet Ita nagar , M ar 6 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today assured the state Assembly to take up the issue of wage hike for labourers in the cabinet. Responding to a private member resolution moved by former chief minister Nabam Tuki, Khandu said that he had already received memorandum from labour unions and asked to the finance department to examine it. Despite poor resources, the state government has implemented the seventh Central Pay Commission recommendations with 22 per cent hike in salaries for

government employees, the chief minister said. Khandu also urged Tuki to withdraw the resolution, which he did. Tuki, however, said that the state government should hold talks with labour unions to listen to their pleas. Earlier, moving the resolution Tuki, the lone Congress member in the 60-member House, urged the government to revise the minimum wage of casual and contingency workers to Rs 600 per day keeping in view the rise in prices of essential commodities and high inflation. Participating in the dis-

cussion, Labour & Employment Minister Kumar Waii termed the resolution as ‘good’ and said that labour laws prescribed wage review in every five years but the state government reviewed it for 3-4 times in the past five years. “The wages provided to labourers in the state is higher than other North East states,” he said. Still, the cabinet would examine the issue of wage hike in consultation with experts, Waii said. Power Minister Tamiyo Taga said the resolution was ‘incomplete’ as it did not mention the category of labourers.

northeast

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, march 7, 2017

Students’ body raise issue of encroachment in KA

Correspondent

Diphu, Mar 6: United Karbi Students Association (UKSA), Diphu Monday raised the issue of land encroachment by ‘Bangladeshi citizens’ in inter-district boundary region. Addressing a press conference, Roton Terang, president of UKSA and Robiram Tokbi alleged that lots of ‘doubtful Bangladeshi citizens’ have settled in interdistrict boundary region such as Langkaijan of Karbi Anglong, Meghalaya-Karbi Anglong border, NagalandKarbi Anglong border etc. This has become a major demographic threat and identity of the scheduled hill tribes settled in Karbi Ang-

long, Assam, it added. Also in a statement issued at the press meet, Karbi Youth Development Organization (KYDO) has urged Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) authority to take immediate steps towards the problem in the border areas, which, it stated, has become land encroachment issue and a threat to people living close to the border. The organization asked the KAAC to visit those areas and observe how numerous Bangladeshis are capturing the land of Karbi Anglong gradually. The body has requested KAAC to place the issues before the government so as to embark on permanent solution to the problem.

Bandh hits life in Mnp town Imphal, Mar 6 (PTI): The Paite Association (YPA) has called a dawn to dusk bandh in Lamka town of Churachandpur district of Manipur affecting normal life there today, police said. The bandh which began at 5 AM was called to protest against the assault of two persons last night by unidentified assailants. Transport service and business activities were affected by the bandh though no untoward incident was reported, police said. Two persons, Thangsuanlal and Thangkhanlun Samte, were assaulted by some persons at around 8.30 PM last night. The two now being treated at Churachandpur District Hospital.

Fear of ISIS recruiting: Meghalaya Speaker rejects adjournment motion Assam police alerted

Guwahati, Mar 6 (PTI): Assam government today said it has instructed all superintendents of police to remain alert and tighten security at all sensitive places in view of the possibility of ISIS recruiting youths from the state. Replying to a discussion during the zero hour in the assembly, Assam Parliamentary Affairs Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary said all the SPs have been ordered to keep a strict vigil and maintain a close watch on doubtful people. “Moreover, instruction

has been given for tightening security at all sensitive places like railway stations, airports, historical places, temples, dargahs, refineries and shopping malls,” he added. “We have also ordered to strengthen security along Indo-Bangla border and secure the river ways,” he said. Besides, security and other agencies have been keeping a close watch on social media as these can be tools of influencing youths for joining the global terror outfit, he added.

Shillong, Mar 6: Meghalaya Speaker Abu Taher Mondal on Monday rejected the adjournment motion notice by opposition Hill State People’s Democratic Party (HSPDP) for a debate on the rising crime against women and children in the assembly. HSPDP legislator Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit has sought to move an adjournment motion in the assembly in the wake of

the growing crime against women and children in the state. Pleading the Speaker to allow him to move the motion, Basaiawmoit said, “The image of the state has been tarnished due to the involvement of the political class (crimes against women and children) and even Raj Bhavan has turned into young ladies club as reported in the media.” “We cannot sweep under the carpet. The house should stand united. It is a great shame for the state

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

DP-2047

DIMAPUR KANGCHING STUDENTS' UNION

DP-2036 (A)

Referring to the Felicitation published on Page 9 of Nagaland Post on 27-02-2017, the Felicitation to Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu was issued by 'THE OFFICE OF THE KUDA KEWHIMIAPFÜKO KROTHO' and not as published. Kemhievonuo Keretsü Rhenuo Kerhüo Gen. Secy President

DLST General Meeting which was cancelled due to the recent issue has been rescheduled in 11-03-2017, 10 am at Mr. & Mrs. Alemwati Jamir, the Treasurer's residence. It is hereby informed that nobody should fail to attend the meeting. Moreover, there will no be repetition of this information hereafter. S. Tongpang Aier Y. Among Jamir President G. Secy. DLST DLST

TESOPHENYU GROUP STUDENTS’ UNION (TGSU)

Dimapur-797112 : Nagaland

Motto : "Vision towards higher goal"

With enormous pride and honour, TGSU compliments Er. Yhunsinlo Tep for being elevated to the coveted post of Additional Chief Engineer PHED, Directorate of Kohima, Nagaland. The Union acclaims his promising service for holding a prestigious post as the first technical officer from Tesophenyu group and wishes good health and success ahead in discharging his responsibilities. A.P Francis Magh Michael Seb President, TGSU General Secretary, TGSU OFFICE OF THE

UNGMA, MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND.

OFFICE OF THE

FELICITATION

Ungma Senso Mungdang (USM) is elated to congratulate the following Ungma citizens for their achievements and in bringing laurels to USM. 1. Smt. Bendangsenla (W/o Late Ngangshimongba) Asst. Office Superintendent, Directorate of Prisons Nagaland for being awarded President of India Correctional Service Medal for Meritorious Service and Governor’s Gold Medal on Republic Day 2017. 2. Shri. T Wapang (S/o Tsukjemnungba) Fishery Demonstrator, Directorate of Fisheries Nagaland for being awarded Governor’s Commendation Certificate on Republic Day 2017. May our Almighty God bless in all your future endeavors. Sd/Sd/(TAKOYANGER TATAR) (DR. RONGSENSUSANG) PRESIDENT GENERAL SECRETARY Ungma Senso Mongdang Ungma Senso Mongdang

DC-400

All the parents/guardians of the candidates who have filled up forms for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Selection Test (JNVST)-2017 seeking admission to Class-VI, are hereby informed that an Orientation Programme to teach the candidates how to write the Selection Test will be conducted on 11th March, 2017 at 9.30 a.m. in the Conference Hall of the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kohima District, Kohima. All the candidates must attend the programme along with their parents/guardians. They must come with notebooks, pens, pencils for doing necessary practice tasks. Admit Cards for appearing at the Test will also be issued to the candidates during the programme. Visit Vidyalaya website-www.kohima.jnv.academy for information about the Vidyalaya. Sd/Principal DC-405

MOKOKCHUNG

UNGMA SENSO MUNGDANG

28/02/2017

Information regarding Orientation Programme for JNVST (Selection Test for Class-VI Admission) – 2017

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE FUNCTIONAL MANAGER SUB-DIC AGHUNATO, NAGALAND

NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT (NPF) 5 GHASPANI II A/C DIMAPUR DIST. : NAGALAND

No:SDIC/AGTO/TRG/1/15-16/186

FELICITATES

DP-2033 (A)

The N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C, on the 03rd of March 2017, convened its Executive meeting at its office in Medziphema Town. The party lauded and congratulated the Party President Shri. Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu who finally took up the rein of the state new Chief Minister at this crucial juncture, when the state is just 9 to 10 months away to face its general Election, the Constituency looks up and count on him as he being politically matured, firm in his stand, principle and vision, envisage towards a better future constructively for keeping the omnipotent God on top priority as God is the 'Alfa & Omega' on his first day of office as the new CM of the state. Further the members present also felicitate the former CM T.R Zeliang on his new appointment as the DAN Chairman, Advisor to Finance Department and also Advisor to CM along with Shri. Nuklutoshi. The House also stated and remarked that, Dr. Shürhozelie took a bold and wise decision to save and further strengthen the party's pride and banner on his firmness and experience to the State Regional Party that underwent and faced even during the last Party Political crisis sometime in the early 2015. Besides, the members present unanimously resolved to remain united, intact and steadfastly strive hard, tirelessly to up hold and strengthen the party down to the grass root level within constituency level in particular and the party (N.P.F) in general for the forth coming state general Election 2018. (M. Alen Singson) Gen. Secretary (Kedokhotuo Seyie) President N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C Dimapur : Nagaland Dimapur : Nagaland

(Thejamo Khenchung) VCC Hayi Yan Village Nagaland

Yimyu Baptist Church Invites application from interested person to serve in the church as operator with the pay scale 10,000-200-11,000-250-12-250. Interested persons with the following qualification may apply on or before 20th March 2017. Name : Qualification : I.T/Electronics/Electrical Age limit below 30 years. Sd/Pastor Yimyu Baptist Church Contact : 9612958832 DC-401

FELICITATION

JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA YAKUKIE, KOHIMA

(Ezanimo Tungoe) VCC Lio-Wokha Old Nagaland

OFFICE OF THE YIMYU BAPTIST CHURCH

K-0602

(N. Longveih) Secretary, DKSU

DP-2010

(P. Shotau Lakpan) President, DKSU

The Village Council of Lio-Wokha Old and Hayi Yan (Sub-Division Bhandari, Dist. Wokha) has unanimously adopted Joint resolution that any individual/group dealing with purchasing/ selling of land within the jurisdiction without the knowledge of the village councils will be doing at their own risk. Any situation arise in the near future then the council would not be responsible.

HQ. TESOPHENYU

FELICITATES

We the Dimapur Kangching Students' Union (DKSU) extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. P. Manjai Phom, D/o S. Pong-i Phom for winning Second Position in "Northeast Any Body Can Sing" organised by All India Radio (AIR) Northeast region (NER) held in Shillong, Meghalaya. We are extremely proud of your achievement and for bringing laurels to the students as well as villagers. We further wish you success in all your future endeavours.

leader of opposition Donkupar Roy and NPP legislator James K. Sangma will raise the issue of measures to improve the safety of women and children during the discussion on the amendment to motion of thanks to the Governor for his address. Supporting the Speaker’s ruling on the adjournment motion, Lyngdoh said, “Since the speaker has admitted a special motion on the issue hence there is a scope for debate when it will be taken up.”

PUBLIC NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE

DIMAPUR LONGJANG SENSO TELONGJEM INFORMATION

CORRIGENDUM

and we cannot condone this. If we take up the issue (adjournment motion), it will reflects that the members of the House is concern on the issue,” the HSPDP legislator said. However, the Speaker disallowed the adjournment motion on the grounds that a Special Motion on the issue, which will be move by UDP legislator Paul Lyngdoh, has been listed to be taken up on Tuesday. The Speaker also informed the legislators that

DP-2028(A)

Correspondent

Dt. Agto, the 6th March 2017

ADVERTISEMENT No.SDIC/AGTO/TRG/1/15-16 : Application in plain paper alongwith bio-data and the attested copies of educational documents is hereby invited from the intending candidates having a minimum educational qualification of Class VIII Passed and above to undergo 1 (one) year training course at WTC/CITCPC Training Centre, under Sub-DIC, Aghunato for the session 2017-18 in the following trades : (a) Handicrafts (5 seats) male candidate may apply. (b) Weaving (5 seats) female candidate may apply. The last date for receive of application is 27/3/2017. Interview will be conducted on 30.03.17 at 10:00 AM in the WTC/CITCPC Training Centre, Aghunato. Candidates should bring Educational/Testimonial Certificate in original at the time of interview. Neither separate calling letter nor. TA/DA will be given. Selected candidates will be given stipend of Rs. 500/- per month. The Programme is purely for self-employment and no job guarantee assured on completion of the Training. The Training period will commence effectively from 1st April 2017.

DP-2042

N. HETOI YEPTHO Functional Manager Sub-DIC, Aghunato

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Through this column, we the Englan Baptist Church Wokha district would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to Shri. Y. Benathung Odyuo (Class I Contractor) hailing from New Riphyim Village for his generous contribution towards Englan Baptist Church Construction of Asso. Pastor’s residence building by his excavator (JCB). In return, we pray that our Almighty God will bless you abundantly. DC-409

Nchumbemo Kithan Pastor Englan Baptsit Church

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

NAGALAND : KOHIMA NO. DTE/MIN/ 4/2013/3 DATED: 6th March 2017

FREE COACHING ON JEEMAIN-2017 & NEET-2017

This is to inform all the interested candidate who has appeared class 12 (science stream) during 2016-17 and are sitting for JEEMAIN-2017 or NEET- 2017 that the Govt. of Nagaland is arranging free coaching classes at Govt. Polytechnic Kohima for the same w.e.f 15th march, 2017. The intake capacity is limited to 500 students only and the selection will be based on first come first serve district wise. The coaching timeline is scheduled from 15th march to 30th march (15 days) for JEE main-2017 candidates and 15th march to 25th April (40 days) for NEET-2017 candidates. Resource persons are drawn from reputed colleges. The application forms can be collected from the Directorate of Technical Education, kohima, below new secretariat from 9th March till 11th March, 2017 during office hours only. It is advised that the students submit their application on that very day itself. The selection list would be made available in the website of Nagaland Board of School Education (www.nbsenagaland.com) and Notice Board of Technical Education on 13th March, 2017. Below are the documents to be attached along with the application form. 1. JEE MAIN -2017 Application Confirmation Page 2. NEET-2017 Application Confirmation Page. 3. ST-Certificate 4. Indigenous Certificate 5. Class -12 Admit card 6. Passport Size Photograph SD/(Er. Arjun Singh) DC-410 Director

Hello Jimz, May every soul you touch bring comfort peace joy. May every friend you hug that bring joy and solace, on your special day, my wish for you is to have everything that you desire because you worth it. Happy Birthday Zimz. To Asang

Yours Alomi.

May this beautiful day brings lots of happiness to u have a wounderful day . I LOVE U. Happy Birthday. In adv From, Stupid. To Gianjuali, I wanna wish u happy birthday in advance Happy Birthday I love u. From, Ritesh Hi! Love warmest wishes to you on your special day, i wish you good luck.i hope this wonderful day will fill your heart with joy and blessings. Have a fantastic Birthday. Celebrate the happiness on everyday of your life.may God bless u ....HAPPY BIRTHDAY.. Your’s frvr..

ASSOCIATE PASTOR YOUTH LEADERSHIP TRAINING, WSBAK Asütsa hipau pesü WSBAK bocholo Associate Pastor Youth kümtsü lau tsü ani. WSBAK tsalaphi lo süpe püaketoi LUSAHQHI 9-11 dolo Associate Pastor Youth Leadership Training, AKUVUTO lo kughusü ani. Atsapi kivimi aghacheuno kusüno qokiphe tsüniye kuto ani. Kithiküha eno küsükini ghenguno kumoaye khiumu vezümono ighitsü penike pithi ani. DP-2046

Rev. Aheto Sema Secretary, Youth Department WSBAK OFFICE OF THE

RENGMA SPORTS ASSOCIATION HQ .TSEMINYU : KOHIMA. Regd.No.H/RS-5635

APPRECIATION The Rengma Sports Association would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciate the following individuals, associations and villages for their valuable contribution during the 44th Rengma Sports Association held at RSA Ground Tseminyu and Whenha Memorial Complex, Phenshunyu, for the grand success of the RSA Tournament from 10th – 20th Jan’2017. 1. VDB Association Tseminyu Block Rs. 1,10,000.00 2. Shri. R.Khing Ex-Minister Rs. 75,000.00 3. Er. Tesinlo Semy Rs. 50,000.00 4. Er. Abija Khing Rs. 30,000.00 5. City College Arts & Commerce, Dimapur. Rs. 50,000.00 6. Er. Y.Tep Rs. 50,000.00 7. Shri. R.B Thong Rs. 25,000.00 8. Shri. Gwaruno Khing Rs. 20,000.00 9. Shri. Sochilo Semp Rs. 20,000.00 10. Dr. Gwalozu Thong Rs. 20,000.00 11. Mrs. Rosenle Kath Rs. 20,000.00 12. NSCB Ltd. Tseminyu Rs. 20,000.00 13. Shri. Shyerhunlo Kent Rs. 11,000.00 14. Shri. Pollem Tep Rs. 10.000.00 15. Lt. Col. Akho Nagi Rs. 10,000.00 16. Smti. Vikhweno M. Meratsu ADC Tseminyu Rs. 10,000.00 17. PLSA ( Co-Host) Rs. 10,000.00 18. Ar. Logvuseng Semp Rs. 10,000.00 19. President Trade Union Tseminyu Rs. 10,000.00 20. Shri. Basu Damani Gen.Secy. NPF Rs. 10,000.00 21. Indian Terrain, Dimapur Rs. 10,000.00 22. VDB Ehunu Rs. 7,000.00 23. Shri. Shelley EAC, Tseminyu Rs. 6,000.00 24. Shri. Akhu Kath Rs. 6,000.00 25. Shri. John Wesley Magh, BDO, Tseminyu Rs. 5,000.00 26. VDB Nsunyu & Chunglikha Rs. 5,000.00 27. Sewanu Village Council Rs. 5,000.00 28. Tesophenyu Village Council Rs. 5,000.00 29. Ar. Alo Kent Rs. 5,000.00 th 30. Major Tokivi 28 Assam Rifle, Tseminyu Rs. 5,000.00 31. Shri. Shinghato Rengma Rs. 5,000.00 32. Shri. Hanny Seb Rs. 5,000.00 33. Shri. Mishak Jemu Rs. 5,000.00 34. Shri.Alozu Kent Rs. 5,000.00 35. Shri.Kathu Kath Rs. 5,000.00 36. Ar. Jwenga Seb Rs. 5,000.00 37. Er. Yhunkulo Kath Rs. 5,000.00 38. Shri. Ato Yepthomi, Dmp Rs. 5,000.00 39. Shri. Hanenmo Semy BDO Rs. 5,000.00 40. Shri. Ruben Mesen Rs. 5,000.00 41. Shri. Joel Nillo Rs. 5,000.00 42. Shri. R.Jweni Kent Rs. 4,500.00 43. Shri. Kenilo Semp, Kohima Rs. 4,000.00 44. Shri. Khenlo Tep, PHED Tseminyu Rs. 4,000.00 45. VDB Tsonsa Rs. 2,000.00 46. Smti. Amen, SBI Tseminyu Rs. 2,000.00 47. Shri. Senti Jamir O.C Tseminyu PS Rs. 2,000.00 48. Programme Coordinator KVK Tesophenyu Rs. 2,000.00 49. Shri. Khunanchu Magh Rs. 2,000.00 50. Shri. Senenpfu Magh Rs. 2,000.00 51. Shri. Tony Rengma Rs. 2,000.00 52. Shri. Awa Lorin Rs. 2,000.00 53. Dr. Kepenlo Thong Rs. 2,000.00 54. Shri. Hichulo Semy, Tseminyu Rs, 1,500.00 55. Er. R.Y Kent Rs. 1,000.00 56. Shri. Shweyhunlo Kent Rs. 1,000.00 57. Shri. P. Shalo Prakash Rs. 1,000.00 58. Shri. Isaac Semy Rs. 1,000.00 59. Shri. Kuwathon Rs. 1,000.00 60. Shri.Inashe Apon Rs. 1,000.00 61. Shri. Kepfushe Kath Rs. 1,000.00 62. Smti. Tesinle Seb Rs. 1,000.00 63. Shri. Philip Kent Rs. 1,000.00 64. Shri. Kegwatsu Tep Rs. 1,000.00 65. Shri. Kathu Rengma Rs. 1,000.00 66. Dr. Thandu Kez Seb Rs. 1,000.00 67. Shri. Sawathang Kez Seb Rs. 1,000.00 68. VDB Asso. Chunglikha Block Rs. 26,440.00 69. Nagaland Pig Farm Owner’s Association 1 No Pig 70. Er. Enakha Material 71. Shri. Kehithon Tep Kinds 72. Col. Rtd .Sajukha Jemu Sports Materials 73. Shri. G. K Rengma & Kenilo Tep For Hosting the Closing function 74. DGP Band Nagaland For entertaining during the closing function We regret that we are unable to note every individual or organization who have supported us during the entire tournament, but we pray that, your support and generosity will be richly blessed JWENBU SEMP ISSACK KHING General Secretary, RSA President, RSA

K-0620

4

Gender equality crucial in raising GDP

New Delhi, March 6 (IANS): Gender equality is crucial in raising the GDP of a country, a top Uttar Pradesh Police officer said here on Monday. “The need for gender balance is critical in raising a country’s GDP. Safety, security and dignity

5

national

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, march 7, 2017

of women are paramount for gender balance and growth,” Director General of the Uttar Pradesh Police Mahila Samman Prakoshth Sutapa Sanyal said. Sanyal was speaking at a workshop on “Women Safety at Workplace” held at the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce

and Industry (Ficci). “In a full potential scenario, roughly 26 per cent could be added to the global GDP,” she said. Sanyal urged employers to provide a work environment that helps women to realise their full potential and achieve gender balance. The Ficci-Ernst & Young

report -- “Reflections on the State of Women Safety at the Workplace in India” -- released by Sanyal, said that to tackle sexual harassment at the workplace, there was a need for invoking a strong commitment and create a mechanism to address different perspectives.

SC seeks reply of Centre, RBI on plea over depositing old notes NEW DELHI, MAR 6 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Monday sought response from the Centre and the RBI on a plea alleging that people were

not being allowed to deposit demonetised currency notes till March 31 as promised. “Issue notice returnable by Friday,” a bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar

said and asked petitioner Sharad Mishra to serve the copy of its notice to the Centre and the Reserve Bank of India during the course of the day.

davp 10801/11/0108/1617

6

opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 90 Dimapur, Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Ibobi versus Modi

W

ith the first phase election of the 11th Manipur Legislative Assembly officially ended on March 4 where over 84% cast their votes for the 38 seats at stake in the districts of Imphal East, Imphal West, Bishnupur, Churachandpur, Kangpokpi and Phezerol districts; the second phase will be held on March 8 for the remaining 22 seats. The Ibobi Singh-led Congress will be looking for a fourth consecutive innings. That will depend on the choice of the voters in an election that has been hotly debated and bitterly fought. The wily and veteran politician that he is, sitting chief minister Ibobi appears to be fighting back anti-incumbency largely due to the economic blockade that has made valley people gravitate towards him. In 2012, Ibobi overcome anti-incumbency and surprised many by retaining power for the third consecutive terms and winning by a landslide of 42 and later increasing the tally to 47 through merger with Manipur State Congress Party. BJP is fighting the poll without its allies like the National People’s Party (NPP), the Naga People’s Front (NPF) and the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP). The NPP has fielded candidates in 21 of 60 seats in the Assembly while the LJP has put up candidates in 11 seats. The NPF is contesting in 15 seats. The BJP, after its win in Assam, has been eyeing the north eastern states. The Manipur election offers the saffron party an opportunity to pursue its political agenda of ‘Mukht Congress’ from the north east. In the initial months before November last year, the BJP was already counting its chickens and political observers prematurely penned a massive defeat for the Ibobi-led Congress in the state. However the economic blockade since November 1,2016 by the UNC appears to have changed the scenario with people in the valley psychologically supportive of the ‘tough stand’ taken by Ibobi for protecting the ‘territorial integrity of Manipur’. Political observers say that the BJP being an alliance partner of the ruling Democratic Alliance of Nagaland with the NPF has not gone down well with the people of the valley in Manipur. During campaigning, there were bitter exchanges between the Congress and the BJP over the ongoing economic blockade in the state and the Naga Peace Accord. The framework agreement between the NSCN (IM) and the Centre has also made the BJP defensive and had to come out by proclaiming there is no mention of ‘Manipur’ in the agreement. This has led the Congress to take a swipe by demanding the both the prime minister Narendra Modi and union home minister Rajnath Singh come clear on the contents of the agreement. The Congress in Manipur has spun out a conspiracy theory that if the BJP comes to power in the state, it will compromise with the territorial integrity of Manipur.Though the general perception is a decisive win for Ibobi, yet there is no guarantee that other state parties may not spring a surprise. The BJP which started as a sure winner is now staring at a disappointment that reflects the party’s propensity to focus on Modi instead of projecting its chief ministerial candidate. The question is will the election battle in Manipur be likened to the decisive battle of Imphal during the Second World War, where the Japanese forces were turned back?

DailyDevotion Taking the Next Step

…in much patience, in tribulations, in needs, in distresses. —2 Corinthians 6:4 When you have no vision from God, no enthusiasm left in your life, and no one watching and encouraging you, it requires the grace of Almighty God to take the next step in your devotion to Him, in the reading and studying of His Word, in your family life, or in your duty to Him. It takes much more of the grace of God, and a much greater awareness of drawing upon Him, to take that next step, than it does to preach the gospel. Every Christian must experience the essence of the incarnation by bringing the next step down into flesh-and-blood reality and by working it out with his hands. We lose interest and give up when we have no vision, no encouragement, and no improvement, but only experience our everyday life with its trivial tasks. The thing that really testifies for God and for the people of God in the long run is steady perseverance, even when the work cannot be seen by others. And the only way to live an undefeated life is to live looking to God. Ask God to keep the eyes of your spirit open to the risen Christ, and it will be impossible for drudgery to discourage you. Never allow yourself to think that some tasks are beneath your dignity or too insignificant for you to do, and remind yourself of the example of Christ inJohn 13:1-17.

Quotes

Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together. ~ George Eliot

T

tuesday, March 7, 2017

Post-mortem Appeal to principal director Misconceptions of School Education

he tumultuous events of the past few months have seen controversies and misconceptions on many matters; the latest are centred on the demand, by the J.C.C. and the N.T.A.C., for the suspension of the then Police Commissioner and all police personnel involved in the tragic incident of the 31st. of January. On this issue, the main sources of misconceptions are, why does the demand for suspension not include the Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur? And that the police were only following orders. I beg the readers’ indulgence while I try to clear up some common misconceptions I have encountered while discussing these two points with members of The Naga Blog on Facebook. 1. Police Commissioners are found in many countries around the world, including Britain. In Britain, the Police Commissioner and all police personnel execute orders, and the Magisterial Powers, i.e. the power to issue the orders, lie with the civilian authorities. But in India, they introduced it with a twist; the British combined the power to issue orders and execute them and vested it with the Police Commissioner. This is in direct violation of the democratic principle of division/balance of powers; but the British used it in India to streamline its ability to suppress dissent. So, if a situation arose where police were needed to suppress/control a mass of protestors, the British Authorities did not have to approach the Local Magistrate to issue prohibitory orders, the Police Commissioner could issue the order and execute it. Politicians across India have not abolished this outdated and undemocratic Colonial System of suppression of popular dissent because they find it just as useful as the British did. I was surprised that the I.A.S. and N.C.S. Cadres of Nagaland meekly acceded to the introduction of the Police Commissionerate system in Dimapur, in other states of India, the administrative services have managed to stop the introduction of the Police Commissionerate system to new towns and cities; I had intended to write to the papers on this issue, but with issues rising up on a daily basis, I never got round to it. So, I want all readers to know that the D.C. of Dimapur had nothing to do with the issuing of the firing order, or the prior Prohibitory Order (Section 144). Both were issued by the Police Commissioner. 2. On the question of suspension of a Government Servant; readers should be aware that suspension of a government official is not a punishment. We Nagas consider it a punishment because, after suspension of a government servant on any issue, we don’t pursue the matter. The

Rejoinder to Yorubami Welfare Organization

I

n response to the news item of your esteemed daily news paper Nagaland Post, page no. 8 released on dated 6th march 2017 by Yorubami Welfare Organization (YWO) the undersigned would like to hereby clarify that on 3rd march 2017 Mr. Pothita Pheaso, son of Late Vamuzo with some youth numbering 10 along with the duplicate land patta trespassed into my well-bounded and demarcated private land and were under process of demarcating my site at circular road, supply colony which have been peacefully occupied by me for more than 50 years which have properly demarcated and fenced. It is to clarify to Yorubami Welfare Organization (YWO) and public in general that I or my family members have neither assaulted nor humiliated Mr. Pothita Pheaso but indeed with the intervention of the colony elders and GB momentarily stopped the demarcation work of the said site and the colony GBs have seized the duplicate patta from Mr.Pothita Pheaso’s possession for further clarification. V.K.Sema, Circular Road, Dimapur

A

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

suspended official is reinstated after a period of time, the duration depending on his political connections. So, we have come to view suspension as a penalty of the misdeeds of a government servant. When any controversy, on any matter, arises concerning a government servant, the official is suspended:(a). To prevent the official from committing the same act of commission or omission. (b). To prevent the official from using his office to influence the course of the inquiry against him. Whether the inquiry be a Departmental, Police or Judicial Inquiry. Transfer of the official concerned is not an option because he can still use the influence of his new Post and Office to influence the inquiry. (c). Only after the result of the inquiry is submitted to the higher authorities is the government servant absolved of the charges against him, or accused of the charges. (d). In the latter case, the Government then decides whether to invoke departmental penalties, discharge the said official, or, in serious matters, approach the Judiciary to decide the quantum of punishment. (e). Whatever the case, the accused can appeal the charges to the higher authorities or approach the Judiciary to clear his name. So, in a nutshell, the J.C.C. and N.T.A.C., in demanding for the suspension of the concerned Police Personnel, are only asking for what the Government should have done, as a due process, the moment it instituted a Judicial Inquiry. After the results of the Inquiry, the Government and Judiciary will determine the guilt or innocence of those involved. On the issue of obeying orders, it is commonly known that a Government Official can refuse to obey the orders of a superior on the following grounds:(a). If the order is illegal, i.e. if the order is against existing Laws and Statutes. (b). If the superior does not have the authority to issue such an order. (c). If the order violates the Moral or Religious Tenets of the Government Official concerned. In cases (a) and (b), the example of “Backdoor Appointments” is a perfect illustration. If the Minister/ Secretary/Head of Department issues such an appointment, subordinates can refuse to execute the order on the grounds that they violate Laws and Statutes and that the superior does not have the authority to issue such an order. In case (c), if the policemen who fired on the people on the night of the 31st. had refused to do so on the Christian Principle that a Human Life

T

is more precious than all the material possessions of a person, and that it was against their Moral Code to fire upon unarmed men. I defy anyone to convict the Policemen in any Indian Court of Law. I believe that at the most, the concerned court would ask the policemen who disobeyed the order, to opt for an unarmed branch of the Police Service. I believe that every person, deep down, knows what is right or wrong. And every person has the choice to obey or disobey any order. In 1989, when Chinese students were protesting in favour of Democratic Reforms, the Chinese Leadership ordered the troops and tanks stationed at Tiananmen Square to open fire on the protestors. They did so, blindly following orders that were condemned by the rest of the world. Conversely, in 1991, when Boris Yeltsin and the Muscovites were protesting the overthrow of Mikhail Gorbachev in a Coup; tanks were called in to suppress the protests, but the Tank Commander, Major Sergey Yevdokimov, after wrestling with his conscience, decided,(in his own words), “I decided that whatever order I was given, I wouldn’t shoot.” So, every person has the choice to obey or disobey an order; but History will judge a person by the consequences of the order he obeyed or disobeyed; there will be no excuses that, “I was just following orders.” The German Nazis who tried to use the excuse that they were obeying Hitler’s orders were not excused. The Nagaland Government must do what it is obligated to do, i.e. suspend all police personnel involved in the tragic events of the 31st. of January. In an earlier article, I had emphasised the point that suspension does not, in any way, indicate guilt of the person suspended. Secondly, I would like to express my surprise that Mr. Y Patton is still holding on to the Office of the Home Minister. I understand that in the Political Game of Musical Chairs, the people have no choice but to accept the pouring of vinegar from bottle to bottle; but I fail to see how Mr. Patton has managed to hold on to the very office that he headed and is the source of all this controversy. The J.C.C. and the N.T.A.C. will have to address how Mr. Patton has managed to adhere to his seat of power and avoid all attention if they are to prove that they are working in the interest of what is right and proper; and not playing a deeper political game as some people suspect. G O D S AV E M Y N A GALAND Kahuto Chishi Sumi, G.B. Hevishe Village, Dimapur, (Kahuto107@gmail.com)

W

ith reference to your press release, dt. Kohima, Jan 2017 NO.ED/ADV/B-1/2016-17, in pursuance of government office memorandum No. DSE/ HINDI/GEN-1/2011 dated Kohima, 21st Nov 2016. The decision taken by the state government to withdraw all the Hindi teachers posted at private schools and institutions have been notified. In my opinion, the decision taken by the state government to withdraw all the Hindi Teachers from private schools and institutions will only pave way for another problem and agitation in addition to various agitations prevailing in the state particularly in the education department. The department seems to be ignorant about the nature of post creation which was also done for the private schools too, since most of the senior officers in the department who were well versed with the same retires and the new officers without concrete knowledge do not bother to look back on the old files to give a clear cut policy on how and what basis the decision was made by the government during the time of post creation. The officials of the department failed to provide the actual feedback but simply process the file to the authority to approve, which I suppose was not fair. Earlier, there was a big hallah wollah faced by the department in the later part of the 90s and early part of the 2000s in connection with re-deployment policy of the teachers on attachment to various institutions and establishment, where the attached teachers on attachment to various institutions and establishment, where the attached teachers were compelled to seek justice in the court. Later the department requested the attached teachers to withdraw the case, but without success. And the re-deployment policy was dropped by the government and later any attached teacher on retirement, appointment against the retirement vacancy was done against the original place of posting in the schools from where he or she was earlier appointed. This practice was welcomed by everyone and now almost all the attached

teachers are retired or few to be retired. Again the department faced many criticisms and agitations for not giving service regularization even after years together or even after eligibility test. Again the department was in troubled water on the issue of fraudulent appointment presented by some of the outgoing directors of the department. It is not astonished to say that more agitations are now on line for payment of teachers salaries for month which have become intolerance particulary the Hindi teachers. No provision for promotion disheartened the Hindi teachers and general teachers, what is the discrepancy between the Hindi Teachers and general teachers, as both are appointed as teachers of the same category, or is it a taboo that the Hindi teachers should be on line of promotion to the post like AHM/HM/ SDEO/DEO and so on. Many Hindi graduate or post graduate are also having degrees in general too. Another grave problem is that the government has no thought for the children of Hindi teachers. They admitted their children in places where they are posted. Now in case the department overlooked all the basic things and deploy the teachers, should the Hindi teacher silently or peacefully face such problems to isolate their school going children! If so, there will be no other alternative but to go on strike or agitations. I wish the department should avoid refuelling the problems after problem in spite of all the odds facing by the educational department of this juncture. I, therefore in my opinion, the department rectify or rethink the deployment policy and follow the previous policy as binding by appointing fresh candidates against the retired teachers who are posted to private schools, without provision in the post creation to be appointed to government schools where there is no Hindi teachers. Otherwise implementation of the decision to withdraw all the Hindi teachers at a go would only invite and ugly situation. T.S. Rengma, Tseminyu Town

The responsible status of senior citizens

here are great many value systems of life and of living that were meaningfully tutored by nature and meticulously nurtured by our traditional ancestors on a firm rational footing. It saddens one’s heart to watch the ‘so-called’ modern civilisation slowly beginning to efface our traditional gems. It likens a tired old warrior standing on a lonely hilltop nostalgically recalling the past glory as he watches the last rays of his fading generation slowly disappearing in the distant horizon like the fading rays of the sun. Each older generation feels the same as the new begin to eventually replace the old as it must. It is a never ending story. The status of the elder generation would be judged by the value system that they were able to leave behind for the next generation to follow. Traditionally speaking, the elder generation of the community in the past were a respected lot. Traditionally speaking, the younger generation in the community would only speak after responsible elders have had their say. This custom was not an arbitrary exercise of mindless seniority. The traditional saying that one does not acquire gray hair in a day fluently explains the depth

of wisdom in this customs. The old would have crossed innumerable bridges of life and remember the challenges of each step that was taken...steps that each younger generation will also take as they too cross the same bridges. It was therefore a respected norm for the wisdom of the old to guide the new to maturity for a responsible progression of civilisation. Though times have changed the rationality of old values remain. All it needs is a gently nudged to keep the impatience of our younger generation constantly reminded that disrespect to the elders is disrespect to themselves for they lose the opportunity to absorb the values of life. This therefore is an effort to try and magnify the responsibility of our Naga elders, who have attained 60 years of existence and more and can rightly be addressed as SENIOR CITIZENS. We have a registered “Senior Citizen’s Association of Nagaland” (SCAN) at a State Level that affords an open platform for all senior citizens to interact with each other...whether retired bureaucrats or private citizens with the exception of barring active politicians to maintain its identity as an Apolitical Association. The

Gaidinliu memorial

week ago, one Secretary made a statement in the News Paper that there will be no Change in the name of Gaidinliu Memorial in the Secretariat Area. I do not know whether this is the decision of the Government of Nagaland or not. If this is the decision of the Government, this is serious matter. If it is not, a Secretary unauthorized is not supposed to make statement on such sensitive matter in the Public. The First Prime Minister

(Deployment of Hindi teachers)

of India, Mr. Jowaharlal Nerhu might have fondly called the Naga Social Activist Gaidinliu released from jail, ‘a Naga Rani’. Nagas do not have Ranis much less a fake Cultist. Organizations in India might have gracefully decorated her with Titles; she has glorified her Rongmei Community, a Tribe in Manipur. Nagaland has nothing against her glorified personal Names and Titles. Let her have memorials in her own land. There are much more honor-

able Rongmeis in the Naga Movement. She allied with the GoI against the Naga National Council to the extent of horribly spilling Innocent Bloods in Nagaland. Nagaland must be free, open, honest and courageous to express opinion on what it likes and what it does not. There can be no Gaidinliu Memorial in Nagaland. People of Nagaland should speak up their Opinion. Thepfulhouvi Solo

only qualification required for membership thereafter is that one should have attained the age of 60 years and beyond. Practically speaking the members of this forum would consist of people from all walks of life with diverse experiences acquired over the years. In a bleak scenario of Nagas not truly having a reliable apolitical forum to ventilate a matured unbiased opinion on any given subject of importance to help the masses to exercise their minds honestly, there is no other well informed platform comparable to SCAN to fill up this vacuum. The present reality is however rather disappointing in that except for a very few dedicated elders holding the fort as Office Bearers, there is hardly any sign of our senior citizens wanting to participate despite being already registered as members. The one thought that I would wish all senior citizens to introspect in their quiet moment is this: Each one of us has been blessed with the opportunity to travel this road of life covering a longer distance than what is left before us. Each one of us has had the opportunity to pick up both the enlightening as well as disheartening experiences of

life. The Almighty did not faze us through this process for nothing. He expects us to lend a helping hand by sharing those experiences with the younger generation that follows and guide them to avoid the pitfalls that we have otherwise crossed. It is incumbent upon us to return a portion of these blessings of experiences to those in need of it. It would amount to selfishness not to do so. Think about it prayerfully. The “Nagaland Senior Citizen’s Association” (as it is presently known), will be calling for a General Assembly shortly. The date, time and place will be widely publicised in our local print media. We are hoping that the responsible status of senior citizens will be recognised by each one of us and expect each to enthusiastically participate and help leave an honourable legacy behind. We are hoping to spend quality time together to debate on some of the pressing current issues that needs to be addressed. It is for you to decide whether you are a taker or a giver... for the time to give is at hand. Hope to see you soon and God Bless. Khekiye K. Sema IAS (Retd.); Upper Forest Colony; Kohima; (kksema@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Refrain from misdemeanours

It is indeed sad that so many offices were razed to the ground and that functioning of offices has become difficult in Kohima. At the end of the day, even if we go on a burning spree out of anger the loss would not only affect the public but the state as well. Many documents were burnt into ashes during the carnage and it would be a mammoth task to start all over again. Burning and destroying our own property in the heat of the moment would never solve our problems. We need to teach our children and our adults to refrain from such misdemeanours. It is truly sad when one ponders on these issues. Michael Humtsoe, Dimapur

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

Sangli female foeticide: Maha govt launches probe

Mumbai, March 6 (IANS): Maharashtra Women & Child Welfare Minister Pankaja Munde on Monday announced a probe into the shocking case of discovery of 19 female foetuses near a private hospital compound in the state’s Sangli district. “This matter is extremely heinous and condemnable,” she told media persons, adding that three officials from Sangli and two from Pune have been deputed to investigate the matter. Urging parents to save daughters, Munde emphasised the need to motivate parents to support their children irrespective of the child’s gender as more details of the sordid incident tumbled out. Following local complaints of unauthorised sex determination tests and alleged illegal abortions of female pregnancies, police on Sunday ordered digging of the compound

Pankaja Munde

outside the private Bharati Clinic in Mhaisal village of Sangli and unearthed the foetuses. Sangli Superintendent of Police Dattatray Shinde said that these fetuses were aborted and buried with intentions to dispose them off and would be further probed. The main accused in the case, a homoeopathic doctor Babasaheb Khidrapure is absconding and police teams have been formed to trace him out, he added. The lid on the sordid scam blew up with

the mystery death of 26year-old pregnant Swati Jamdade on February 28, police said. Initially, her husband, Praveen Jamdade claimed it was an “accident” case and attempted to cremate her body, but his in-laws objected strongly. Her father Sunil Jadhav has given a statement to police that despite strong objections, Jamdade had gone ahead with aborting his wife’s female foetus, a move that claimed her life. A police raid on the premises early on Monday revealed a full-fledged illegal “operation theatre”, functioning in the basement of the hospital though Khidrapure holds only a homoeopathic degree. The Sangli police have also arrested Jamdade and registered a case against the absconder medico. Preliminary investigations have revealed that the racket had been going on for several years at the private hospital.

7

national

Cancer drug prices slashed up to 86% in a year: NPPA NEW DELHI, MAR 6 (AGENCIES): Drug pricing regulator NPPA has slashed price of cancer drugs by up to 86 per cent since March last year providing relief to lakhs of patients. There has been “a significant price reduction in cancer drug prices since March 2016”, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) said in a tweet. The drugs include Iressa of AstraZeneca Pharma India, whose price has been bought down from Rs 29,259 to Rs 3,977, a reduction of 86 per cent and Dr Reddy’s laboratories’ Grafeel - the price of which has been slashed by 41 per cent, it said. The reduction is in the price range of 86 per cent to 13 per cent, NPPA said. The other pharma players the prices of whose cancer medicines have been reduced are Natco

Pharma and Emcure pharmaceuticals among others, it added. In the diabetes segment also, there has been reduction in prices of the drugs, the regulator said. The prices have been reduced in the range of 42 per cent to 10 per cent, it added. While prices of Glypride of Sun Pharma Laboratories Ltd were reduced by 42 per cent, from Rs 91 earlier to Rs 53 after the revision, the drugs of other players have also witnessed reduction in the prices. The other drugs whose prices were reduced include Dr Reddy’s laboratories Glimy, Obimet of Abott India, Cetapin of Sanofi India and Lupin’s Gluconorm, it added. Set up in 1997, NPPA has been entrusted with the task of fixation/revision of prices of pharma products, enforcement of provisions of DPCO and monitoring of prices of controlled and decontrolled drugs.

TRAI takes measures to provide fair deal to watch TV channels

B.TH/M.DIV/M.TH : CORRESPONDENCE

Govt. Recognized & Accredited (National/International/Global), Housewife/Govt/Mission/Private employees can apply. Excellent notes provided. ADMISSION GOING ON Contact : FAITH THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, Ura Villa Colony, Circuit House Area, Post Box - 471, Dimapur, Nagaland Mobile : 9436425173/9856319201/9774870677 DP-1568 K-0566

GODWIN HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL WARD-2, CHUMUKEDIMA TOWN

TEACHERS REQUIRED

Qualification : MA (History) Preference will be given to B.Ed Demonstration & interview on 14th March 2017, 10:00 A.M. Candidates are asked to come with their original documents to the School office. DP-2034 (B) Contact No : 9436014910/03862-240106

S.K. Gupta, Principal Advisor to the TRAI. Gupta further said Standard Definition (SD) and High Definition (HD) channels will not be allowed to put in one bouquet.

MUSICIAN'S AVADEMY Purana Bazar, Dimapur

COURSE OFFERED

*Piano * Violin * Vocal * Guitar * Grums * Cello * Music Theory Contact : 9774215977

MUSIC CRASH COURSE PEACE CHANNEL INSTITUTE is organizing one month crash course for holiday makers in Keybord, Guitar, Drum and Violin starting from 10th March to 10th April 2017. Special Attractions : All the students will be trained for living skill, public speaking, leadership, self-esteem & peace building. Regd. Fee : Rs. 500/- Course fee : Rs. 3000/- Time : 9:00 a.m - 12:00. For details, contact : 8974053079/9856093469 [Bishop's House, Circular Road, Dimapur] DP-1973

JOB VACANCY

GALAXY COACHING CENTRE

DP-1767

(L. Chase Complex, Above ICICI Bank. Midland, Dimapur)

(No Hostel Admission Fee. Only Mess Fee) Limited Seats Classes from 6th March

Admission for New Batches are Open

NPSC (Prelims) & Mains - 2017 Bank PO & SSC. (Classes Started)

BASIC COURSE – English Language Pronunciation & Reading Course – 6 Weeks FOUNDATION COURSE – General English Language Speaking Course – 12 Weeks ADVANCE COURSE – English Trainers’ Course - 24 Weeks PROFESSIONAL COURSE – English Language Beginners’ Course – 48 Weeks CHILDREN’S LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME – 24 Weeks

DP-364

DP-2033(B)

COACHING FOR Engineering (JEE), Medical (NEET). Attached Girls Hostel

DIMENSIONS

School of Phonetics and spoken English

Contact :- (O) 03862-248365 (M) 9436002701, 9862227758

Opportunity for Cl. 8th passed, 10th appeared fail students who can do marketing management are invited for interview on 7th and 8th March 2017 at 11:00 am – 2:00 pm. Earning prospect & daily bonus 1. ` 5000 - ` 8000 2. Age : 15 yrs – 20 yrs 3. Male, Female – 20 Cl. 10th passed and above need not apply. UMF OFFICE Above Jotsoma Sumo stand, P.R. Hill Ground floor, Bank of India (BOI) K-0609 Contact : 8730877036

CHRISTIAN MISSION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PHEK : NAGALAND

Applications are invited for the following post:M.A Economics (1 post) M.A History (1 post) M.A Sociology (1 post) M.A Political Science (1 post)

K-0613

DP-1891

DP-2020

DIMENSIONS Publishes its own study materials Khermahal, Above Amway Office Opp. Hollotoli School Dimapur Naharbari, Dimapur Ph. : 7005305487/9436019342 Ph. : 9077765152/7629998676

'IMAGE' TRAINING CENTRE

Cutting & Tailoring Govt. Regd. No. 04692 Courses Offer : 1. Basic - 3 Months 2. Ladies - 6 Months 3. Diploma - 1 Year 4. F/Designing - 6 Months For more details :Visit at : 'IMAGE' Training Centre

DP-1825

“On the request of the Tamil Nadu government for expert medical advise, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) had deployed a team of senior specialists to visit Chennai five times between October 5 and December 6, 2016. “The team was led by Dr G C Khilnani, Professor in the department of pulmonology,” Srinivas said. The Tamil Nadu government had on Sunday rejected former chief minister and rebel AIADMK leader O Panneerselvam’s claims of foul play in the treatment of Jayalalithaa, an allegation which has been dismissed by state Health Minister C Vijayabaskar. The opposition DMK, too, has approached the Madras High Court seeking a comprehensive probe into the death of Jalalalithaa.

DP-2053

FTA and they have been given complete flexibility to declare maximum retail price (MRP) of the Pay channels as long as being provided to consumers individually. Also, broadcasters can offer bouquets of its Pay channels and declare MRP of bouquets, However, the MRP for bouquets of Pay channel will not be less than 85 per cent of the sum of MRP of the a-la-carte Pay channels. “It will allow consumers to choose channels of their choice easily,” said

NEW DELHI, MAR 6 (AGENCIES): The AIIMS handed over the medical report by its doctors of late Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa to the state government. The report contains the analysis of Jayalalithaa’s health condition by the doctors of the premier institute during their five visits to Chennai. AIIMS deputy director (administration) V Srinivas said that the state government had on Sunday sought the visit notes of the delegation for its official records. The move assumes significance in the backdrop of doubts being raised from different quarters over the former AIADMK chief ’s death on December 5. Srinivas handed over the papers to the principal secretary of health of Tamil Nadu, Dr J Radhakrishnan.

DP-2029(B)

provide consumers better choices, better prices and transparent system. It will help them to find out what is for free and where they can get fair and better deal,” TRAI Chairman R.S. Sharma said here at a press meet. These measures will be implemented in phases in the next six months’ time. TRAI’s Telecommunication (Broadcasting and Cable) Services (Eight) Tariff Order, 2017, seeks broadcasters to declare their channels as Pay or

J Jayalalithaa

DP-2035(A)

(combo packages), separate bouquet for pay channels and free-to-air (FTA) channels and standardisation of dissemination of information related to services through customer care. The measures also make it mandatory for broadcasters and distributors to seek consumers’ permission for any change in the subscribed packages and display of Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) for all channels including those which are not subscribed. “ T h e m ove i s t o

VARA NA S I , M AR 6 (AGENCIES): The SPCongress alliance intensified its campaigning for the 40 seats in east UP which will go to polls on March 8. The three Naxalaffected districts of Sonebhadra, Mirzapur and Chandauli, along with the assembly segments under Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency, will be in prime focus in this phase. While Congress vicepresident Rahul Gandhi held election meetings in Sonbhadra, Mirzapur and Jaunpur districts on Sunday, chief minister Akhilesh Yadav was busy campaigning for SP candidates in Sonbhadra, Chandauli and Mirzapur districts. Both Gandhi and Yadav targeted PM Modi at their meetings. Meanwhile, BSP national president Mayawati’s tour programme came to an end on Sunday and she stayed at her residence in Lucknow. “She has touched every part of the state. She is busy monitoring preparation for the counting of votes at different centres across the state,” a leader close to the BSP chief told ET. In a press release, Mayawati urged the EC to “look into the road show held by PM Modi as it violated the model code of conduct”. In a separate press release, issued by the BSP, Mayawati said the party was confident after the sixth phase of polling.

AIIMS hands over Jaya’s medical report to TN govt

DP-1843

New Delhi, March 6 (IANS): Aimed at protecting consumers’ interest, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Monday launched a slew of measures to provide them with fair deal to watch TV channels, ensuring transparency and orderly growth of the broadcasting sector. The major features include mandatory display of all channels and their rates, choice of subscription to a-la-carte channels (can be ordered as separate items) and bouquets of channels

Akhilesh and Rahul intensify campaign in UP

DP-2039

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, march 7, 2017

Lane-1, 'B' Khel, Kuda Village (Nagarjan) Opp. Spirit of Faith Church, Dimapur : Nagaland Visiting Time : 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday) DP-1981

Preference will be given to B.Ed. Interview 17th March 2017 Venue : School Auditorium For details contact : 8732024533

ELITE ACADEMY Near New N S T Bus Station Kohima Phone : 2291874 , 9862034454

ADMISSION NOTICE

1. Coaching for NPSC/UPSC (Prelims) SSC and Banking 2. Coaching for NEET, JEE, NERIST 3. Computer courses ( Fee Concession for students who appeared class 10 and 12 exams 2017) 4. Stenography and Typewriting K-0615

business

Su doku

KAKURO

ZENA BRIDAL SALON

Opp. C.E. School Nyamo Lotha Road, Dimapur

WANTED FEMALE

1. OFFICE ASSISTANT (3) Basic Computer Knowledge 2. CHILD CARETAKER/ CHILD WARDEN (2) Theologian/nurse or any other qualification.

Libra Consultancy, Dimapur (INTCW Society) # 9612160086

Clean Drinking Water Service at Kohima for 2000 litres @ Rs. 1000/Contact: 9862851699/8132928945

BOANERGES BOYS HOSTEL Seat Available

No. 3065 Yesterday’s solution No. 3064

No. 1891 Yesterday’s solution No. 1890

VEHICLE FOR SALE IKON FORD 2006 Model Rs. 1,90,000/-

GYPSY E-I

Rs. 70,000/Contact : 07085117225 DP-2027 08730054705

A business model based on proven system creating millionaires worldwide is now in Nagaland . Interested, Call : 8974680186 8729876154

Across 1 Tender young model? (4-6) 7 A gift for putting party before country (8) 8 A monstrous giant makes the queen go back (4) 9 Retain part of the castle (4) 10 The food of love, say? (7) 12 Game strikers fought to get minerals (11) 14 King George has a double but not all at once (7) 16 Laid-back face (4) 19 Incline to be thin (4) 20 Hustling to provide natural illumination (8) 21 Late campanologist’s double (4,6) Down 1 Tolerate a small stream (5) 2 Showing two undergarments is most valiant (7) 3 Leave out a container for rubbish (4) 4 Sat and drank from these? (8) 5 Run away from antelopes (5) 6 Criminals used by shepherds? (6) 11 Leeds can change if purified (8) 12 Island that is carried round? (6) 13 Cultivating fruit on top of greenhouse (7) 15 Needs reform, being stupid (5) 17 Composer providing some simple harmony (5) 18 One who’s not in favour in Byzantium (4)

DP-2031(A)

Near New ADC Office Medziphema Town Measuring 90,000/- Sq. Ft. Price : Rs. 70 Per Sq.Ft. Negotiable Genuine buyers only Contact : 9077240335

K-0607

DP-1951

LAND FOR SALE at 5th Mile Unity Village Area : 67,700 sq. ft. Approximately Near Tetso College Guanine buyers' only Contact : 9862293371 8414045138 No Brokers (Negotiable)

LAND FOR SALE LAND FOR SALE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

at

BURMA CAMP (Main Road) Near Belho Hospital 40 x 110 Price : 1.30 Cr. Dimapur Contact : 9402728992

at

G.S ROAD (Main Road) 20 x 110 Price : 1.70 Cr. Dimapur

Contact : 8414974616

FOR SALE

Bolero Pick-up

Model : 2015 June, Running : 8,750 Km Motor Insurance : Till date Accessories : All (locking System MP3....) Condition : Excellent Price : 5.50 Lakhs (Fixed) Contact : 9856711667

FOR SALE MINI TATA 909

Model: 2015 Km Done 20,432 Price : 9 Lakhs (Nego)

Contact : 9856983371 Church Owned

K-0608

High School/ Hr. Sec. Students (A Christian based Ministry) Above Mezhür Hr. Sec. School, Kohima Contact: 9436689437

DP-2018

DP-2032(A) DP-2034(B)

LAND FOR SALE

Contact : 9436283367 (No Brokers)

DP-2024(A)

COAT SUIT

@ Rs. 10, 15 & 20 per sq. ft.

Chumukedima "A" Village

with House and Boundary Wall Price : 35 Lakhs (Nego)

FOR SALE 1. WAGON R LXI, VXI (2009) 2. ALTO LX (2002, 2004) 3. ALTO STD (2007) 4. ALTO LXI (2007) 5. ALTO K10, LXI (2010) 6. EECO (2013) 7. SANTRO XING (2008) 8. SWIFT LXI, VXI (2007) 9. SCORPIO CRD (2008) 10. VAN (2012) 11. MARUTI CAR (2004, 2007) 12. BALENO VXI (2005) 13. GYPSY 14. VAN EURO-II 15. SPARK LT (2011) 16. MAHINDRA LOGAN (2010)

SALES, PURCHASE & EXCHANGE CONTACT : 8730078444

AFFIDAVIT Regd. No - 29/2017 Dated - 23/01/2017

I, hereby declare that I have changed by name Kakivi Zhimo & Kakivi Z. shall be known as Kakivi Z. Zhimo in all documents by this affidavit. DP-2017

LOST NOTICE

DP-1099

on

Swagat (Park Avenue)

at

at LENGRIJAN

DP-2032(B)

50% DISCOUNT

DP-1604

SALE SALE SALE

LAND FOR SALE LAND FOR SALE Measuring 100 x 100 No earth filling Price : Rs. 450 per sq. ft. Genuine buyers only Contact : 7005403949

LAND FOR SALE

with brick wall fencing and Ring well attached to approach road at Lengrinjan, Dimapur. Price : Rs. 80 Lakhs Contact : 9856382738

Burma Camp Dimapur

DP-1994(B)

# 9862945334 7085190017

47000 Kms Done Showroom Condition Price : Rs. 1.75 Contact : 7005079495/9856316384

DP-2024(B)

Fees Affordable

K-0588

Admission Going On

Alto LXI 2008 Dec.

FOR SALE Pulsar 150 - 2012 Pulsar 150 - 2011 Pulsar 150cc - 2010 Activa Honda Call : 8974347946

LAND FOR SALE

RESIDENTIAL PLOT (117’ x 195’)

K-0606

Driving School Kohima

FOR SALE

DP-1960(B)

Govt. recognized

7085240353/8119857352

No. 8445 Yesterday’s solution No. 8444

DP-1809

DP-2040

MODERN DRIVING CENTER

WATER SERVICE

the promoters will be reshuffling their shareholding. RIL has gone up by over 21 per cent after its telecom venture Jio said last month that it will begin charging for data services from April.

"New Arrivals" Walford Road, Opp. Mahindra Showroom.

# 8415829492 8258006243

7005822122

DP-2036(B)

and other blue-chips. The index ended 215.74 points up, or 0.75 per cent, at 29,048.19 -- its highest closing since March 5, 2015, when it had closed at 29,448.95. The index has lost 152.04 points over the past two days. The optimism led to the NSE Nifty gaining 65.90 points, or 0.74 per cent, to end at 8,963.45, a level last seen on March 3, 2015, too when it settled at 8,996.25. The rupee notched up gains against the dollar, which added to the sunny side. Reliance Industries came out top on the heap, surging 3.69 per cent and settling at a fresh 9-year high of Rs 1,304.90, after the company announced that

DP-2014

FOR SALE GYPSY KING Model - 2012 Price : 4.20 lacs

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND

No. LLG/JUD/SUC/2009-10/844

OBJECTION NOTICE

LOST NOTICE ADMIT CARD

Student Name : Priyanka Deb D/o : Tapas Deb M/Name : Dipalie Rani Deb Roll No : 171807263 Class : HSLC Admit Card Neingulie Memorial High School Year : 2016-17 D.O.B : 03/03/1998 Contact : 8011574629

LOST NOTICE

Mahindra Bolero (Pick Up) Owner's Name : Burchiba Imchen Duncan Bosti, Dimapur Regd. No : NL 07A 6707 Eng. No : TBG1B81719 Chassis No : MA1ZN2TBKG1B24215 Colour : White Mfg Date : 02/2016 Lost from Kobanallah area Dimapur alongwith Vehicle documents on the 27-02-17. Contact : 9862650404

Dated LLG the 28/2/17

Whereas, Smti. Sheela Verma of Chaksethwal Village/Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/ withdraw the debts & securities in respect of Late Shri Surendranath Verma who expired on 31/10/2016. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections, if any within one month from the date of issue of this notice. (Y. Denngan Avennoho Phom), NCS Deputy Commissioner Longleng : Nagaland

DP-2015

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMISSIONER, ZUNHEBOTO NO.JUD.21.2016-17/103 Dt. 23/02/ 2017 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Shri/Smti Ghokheli Sema of Khughuto Village District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/guardianship certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/Husband Late Ghokishe Sema has expired on 05/01/2017 It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same. TRIDIBESH ROY, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland K-0618

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

NO. JUD. 21/2016-17/03

Dt. Zbto the 02/03/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti. Akani Kiba of Asukhuto Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Lhomithi Sema, has expired on 31-01-2017. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same. Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-2025

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

NO. JUD. 21/2016-17/01

I, Mr. M.Thukhuzo Kiso, S/o Meswepi Kiso of Kezoma Village, Dist. Kohima an applying of duplicate issue of the following documents as I have lost my original document on 24.01.17 at Native place. 1. HSLC Marksheet & Admit Card (Roll. Koh. No. 4155) Year: 1992 2. P.U Final Marksheet & Admit Card (Roll. No. 95/37193) Regd. No. 13378 of 1994-95 3. B.A Part-II Marksheet & Admit Card (Roll. No. 81010138) Regd. No. 13378 of 1994-95 K-0599

DP-2030

Crossword

Mumbai, Mar 6 (PTI): The markets made a powerful comeback today as the Sensex rallied almost 216 points and reclaimed the 29,000-mark to close at a 2-year high, cashing in on solid gains in index heavyweight RIL amid mixed global cues. The all-powerful GST Council approved the final draft of central GST (CGST) and integrated GST (I-GST) and will take up for approval the state-GST and Union Territory-GST (UT-GST) laws at its next meeting due March 16, which instilled a sense of confidence in investors. The 30-share barometer remained up throughout and hit a high of 29,070.20, powered by a rally in RIL

(Septic Tank Cleaner)

SHOP FOR SALE Event Chairs at CENTRAL PLAZA Tiffany White Colour Church Road, Dimapur Available for Hire Contact : 8413051975 Contact No : 8132067066 9862277951 DP-2035 (B)

DP-2016

Mumbai, Mar 6 (PTI): The rupee today staged a smart rebound by recovering 10 paise against the US dollar to end at 66.71 on fresh selling of the American currency by corporates and banks. Robust capital inflows into equities and debt predominantly supported the domestic currency even as forex market continued to price in a rate rise by the US Federal Reserve next week. The local currency also benefited from a strong rally in local equities as well as subdued greenback overseas. Indian equities made a strong comeback to hit multi-year highs following a broad-based buying spree despite heightened geopolitical worries after North Korea reportedly launched a series of missiles.

Sensex closes at 2-year high, retakes 29k, RIL top mover

DMC CESSPOOL

K-0617

Rupee regains 10 paise to 66.71 vs US dollar

charge Rs 5 per Rs 1,000 (subject to a minimum of 150) at branches. The cash deposit at cash acceptance machines would not attract a charge for first cash deposit of a HDFC Bank C a s h t r a n s a c t i o n calendar month and will charges: After first four be levied Rs 5 per Rs 1,000 free deposits and withdraw- thereafter. als each month, HDFC Axis Bank Bank will levy Rs 150 per Cash transaction transaction. charges: Axis Bank customAll the customers of ers will be allowed five free savings as well as salary ac- transactions every month, counts will face the brunt. including deposits and withThe advantage for the drawals. bank’s own customers is that The customers will be the bank will allow deposits charged a minimum fee or withdrawals of up to Rs of Rs 95 per transaction 2 lakh free of cost at one after the first five monthly go per day. It will begin to transactions. Up to five noncharge Rs 5 per Rs 1,000, or home branch transactions at Rs 150 after the limit. Axis Bank will be free, while Advantage home-city a maximum per-day deposit branches: The first four of Rs 50,000. transactions a month at To discourage large branches in home city will cash transactions, the bank attract no levies, and Rs 5 will impose a penalty of Rs per Rs 1,000 will be charged 2.50 per Rs 1,000, or Rs 95 thereafter subject to a minper transaction, whichever imum of Rs 150 in one is higher, from the sixth month, and Rs 50,000 per transaction onwards. day for the third-party limit With major banks takwould be. ing the lead in making cash ICICI Bank transactions steeper, other C a s h t r a n s a c t i o n banks will undoubtedly folcharges: ICICI Bank would low next.

K-0601

Cash transaction charges: SBI will allows bank account holders to deposit cash three times a month for no charges, and levy Rs 50 plus service tax on every transaction after that. Monthly Average Balance charges: The bank has also decided to levy penalty on customers who will fail to maintain the stipulated minimum balance. SBI will levy a penalty will be Rs 100 plus taxes, if the balance falls 75 percent of the Monthly Average Balance (MAB) of Rs 5,000 in

average quarterly balance of up to Rs 25,000 during the three months. There will be no charge for UPI/ USSD transactions of up to Rs 1,000.

Venue : Super Market Date : 07-03-2017 to 20-03-17 3 PM Onwards

K-0600

State Bank of India

metro cities. If the balance is short by 50 percent, the penalty will be Rs 50 plus taxes. The penalty will vary from region to region, and will be the lowest in rural areas. In case of current accounts, the levy can go as high as Rs 20,000. SBI had stopped charging any penalty on non maintenance of minimum balance in 2012 in order to strengthen its customer base. AT M w i t h d r a w a l charges: Reportedly, in order to discourage cash transactions, SBI will also impose a levy of up to Rs 20 if the number of cash withdrawal from ATMs of other banks exceeds three and Rs 10 for more than five withdrawals from SBI ATMs. The bank will not levy any charge on withdrawals from own ATMs if the saving account balance exceeds Rs 25,000. However, there will be no charge if the balance exceeds Rs 1 lakh, if one withdraws from ATMs of other banks. SMS alerts: SBI will also impose Rs 15 for SMS alerts per quarter from debit card holders who maintain

DP-2037

New Delhi, Mar 6 (PTI): The large banks in the country including market leader State Bank of India(SBI) have hiked cash transaction charges on deposits and withdrawals, leading to costlier banking. This is reportedly done to discourage cash transactions and nudge bank customers towards the digital mode of payments. Here are the break up of transaction charges that SBI, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Axis Bank have proposed to levy on consumers:

TAMB OLA

DP-1993

Pay more for cash transactions at SBI, ICICI, HDFC and other banks

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesDay, march 7, 2017

DP-1994(A)

8

Dt. Zbto the 02/03/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smti. Kiholi Sumi of Akuluto Town District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Y. Khutovi Sema, has expired on 31-01-2017. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same. Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-2031

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 2760/17

Date : 06/03/17

I, Shri. Rakcho James Yimchunger, F/o Miss. Jessy Erasutsali R.Yimchunger whose D.O.B is 10/06/2012 permanent resident of Phuvkiu Vill. Dist. Kiphire, Nagaland solemnly declare that my daughter name is inadvertently entered as Miss Jessy Zurazuutsateli R. Yimchunger instead of Miss. Jessy Erasutsali R. Yimchunger in my service records. From today my daughter name shall be known as Miss. Jessy Erasutsali R. Yimchunger in all my official and correspondence documents. DP-202(A)9

Regd. No. : 812/2017 Date : 06/03/2017

AFFIDAVIT

(Correction of name)

1. I, No. G/3500159W Rank : W/O Name : Dhan Bahadur Khadka, presently serving in 35th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under : 2. That I am presently serving in 35th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO in the rank of W/O bearing No. G/3500159W. 3. That mine, my wife and my son names/surnames has been wrongly entered/ recorded as Dhan Bahadur Chhetri, Bhuma Kumari and Gobinda Bahadur respectively in my service book. 4. That mine, my wife and son correct names/ surnames is/are Dhan Bahadur Khadka, Bhuma Kumari Khadka and Gobinda Bahadur Khadka. 5. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes. 6. That the statements made in paragraph 1-3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this day the 8th of Feb. 2017. Notary Public DP-2038

9

international

North Korea missiles China will open up 3land in Japan waters like never before: Xi

cent” from the 6.7-7 per cent it had targeted last year. This year’s target is below expectations and signals China is likely to embrace risk-control over short-term growth. Last year, however, it achieved a full-year growth of 6.7 per cent. That figure was the weakest since the 1990s. Xi, who has emerged as China’s most powerful leader in recent years and who is nearing the end of his first term in office, told lawmakers yesterday that Chi-

DP-1687(B)

BEIJING, MAR 6 (PTI): President Xi Jinping has vowed to open up China like never before as the world’s second-largest economy faces dwindling foreign exchange reserves and rising competition from countries like India for foreign investment. China has been trying several measures to keep the economy floating and struggling to keep the growth rate steady. It has moderated its economic growth forecast for 2017 to “around 6.5 per

K-0611

DP-1687(A)

forces were “closely monitoring the North’s military for further provocations and maintaining military readiness”. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said North Korea fired four missiles “almost simultaneously”, three of which landed in Japan’s Exclusive Economic Zone. In response to the launch, South Korea’s acting president Hwang KyoAhn convened an emergency National Security Council (NSC) meeting, the presidential office said in a statement. Seoul and Washington launched annual joint military exercises last week that infuriate Pyongyang, which condemns them as provocative rehearsals for invasion.

INVITATION St.Peter’s Catholic Church Tesophenyu (SPCT) cordially invites all the youth and the elders of Tesophenyu group citizens to participate with traditional costumes for its Golden Jubilee Monolith Pulling Ceremony as scheduled: Date: 11-03-2017 Time: 10 am Place: Anoketsii, Tesophenyu Your goodwill gesture, charitable deeds and benign presence are fervently being expected for the auspicious traditional favour and gaiety. Issued by Golden Jubilee steering Committee St.Peter’s Catholic Church Tesophenyu (SPCT)

K-0603

DP-1869

Chinese President Xi Jinping claps during the opening of the 12th National People’s Congress (NPC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 5, 2017.

na’s opening door will not close, vowing that the country will continue to open up on all fronts and continue to liberalise, state-run Xinhua news agency reported today. His remarks - made during a panel discussion with lawmakers from Shanghai at the annual session of the National People’s Congress (NPC) - assume significance as China has been loosening its grip on foreign capital inflows and reducing restrictive measures and opening more sectors. Yesterday, Premier Li Keqiang delivering a government work report detailed “unprecedented” openingup measures to the outside world under its flagship ‘Made in China’ initiative. “Foreign firms will be treated the same as domestic firms when it comes to licences applications, standard setting, government procurement and will enjoy same preferential policies under Made in China 2025 initiative,” Li said.

SEOUL, MAR 6 (AFP): Nuclear-armed North Korea fired four ballistic missiles east of the peninsula today, with Japan saying three of them landed in its waters. Pyongyang fired a ballistic missile last month – its first such launch since October -- which Seoul said was aimed at testing the response from the new US administration of President Donald Trump. Seoul said several missiles were filed into the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan, and that South Korea and the US were “closely analysing” tracking data for further details. “In terms of the range, it is around 1,000 kilometres,” the South’s defence ministry said in a statement. Seoul said its armed

OFFICE OF THE

DIMAPUR KHAR SENSO TELONGJEM DIMAPUR - 797112 : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

Dimapur Khar Senso Telongjem extends its heartiest congratulations and proudly felicitates the following members of the Dimapur Khar Senso Telongjem on their deserved service promotions. 1. K. Mendang Jamir, Joint Director, Directorate of Treasuries & Accounts. 2. Shri. Aolepsa Jamir, SDO (PHE) Nagaland. 3. Er. Tiameren Walling, Superintendent Engineer, Department of PWD (R&B) Nagaland. The Senso Telongjem wishes and pray to God Almighty for more success in all their services.

ADMISSION OPEN Duration 1 month 2 months 6 months 4 months

NAGALAND INSTITUTE OF IT & MULTIMEDIA

NOKDANG WALLING Secretary, DKST

No. D-1/Bd/Dima

Dated 07th March 2017

DP-2026 DP-2021

Course Name Office Package (OP) Career Foundation (CF) Computer Application & Information Technology (CA & IT) Graphic Designing *Assured Free Gifts on First Ten Admissions

AOWATI JAMIR President, DKST

DP-2030(A)

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, march 7, 2017

(Govt. Regd. No DTE/TECH-A/5/06/1597) NAHARBARI, PURANA BAZAR, NH-39, DIMAPUR Contact : 9862280416, 9077213508. www.nagalandiitm.com. Fb:NIITM-Dimapur

KASHIRAM ROAD (NEAR SUB-JAIL). DIMAPUR-797112, NAGALAND P 03862 248722 / 248288 E emcdimapur@gmail.com W www.edenmedicalcentre.org

INFORMATION

DC-407

Eden Medical centre is proud to announce that Dr. Deva Kumar Borgohain, MCH Neurosurgery (AIIMS) Consultant Neurosurgeon, GNRC Guwahati, Assam will be available for consultation on the 11th March 2017 from 12 P.M. onwards. He is specialized in Skull-Base Surgeries, CP Angle Tumours, Pituitary Surgeries, Meningiomas, Gliomas, advanced and complicated Spinal Surgeries, Brain and Spinal Tumour Surgeries, Gamma Knife Intervention and Stereotactic Neurosurgery and Minimal Invasive Key Hole Surgeries. For further details and Appointments, Kindly contact the Reception at 03862-248288/248722. DP-2043

Tele. No.: (03862) 224591, 230046 Fax No. : (03862) 224591 Email : nhhdcdima@yahoo.co.in

NAGALAND HANDLOOM & HANDICRAFTS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD. HALF NAGARJAN, POST BOX NO. 31, DIMAPUR – 797 112; NAGALAND (A GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND UNDERTAKING)

No.NHHDC/Dev-2/2015-16/

Dated Dimapur the 6th March 2017

INVITING EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) K-0616

KOINONIA PRAYER CENTRE TSIESE BASA, KOHIMA ; NAGALAND

“……..MY HOUSE SHALL BE CALLED A HOUSE OF PRAYER.” Matthew 21:13

Expression of Interest (EOI) are invited for supplying of Jacquard/Frame/Fly shuttle looms and accessories in 8 places within the State of Nagaland for Block Level Cluster under National Handloom Development Programmes, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi. Any organisation/manufacturer/NGOs qualified in producing different kinds of looms may submit application along with the past record of manufacturing, within 15 days of the advertisement. Other details can be had from Head Office NHHDC Ltd., Kuda-C Village (Half Nagarjan) Dimapur, during Office working hours.

MONTHLY REVIVAL PROGRAM DC-402

DATE : 10TH – 12TH MARCH 2017 THEME “MY PEOPLE ARE DESTROYED FROM LACK OF KNOWLEDGE” HOSEA 4:6

K-0522

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE & LAW NAGALAND : KOHIMA

6th Mar’2017

NO.LAW/MISC-27/2016 :: It is hereby notified that the examination for LDA-cum-Computer Assistant under Justice & Law Department is re-scheduled on 10 th March 2017. All candidates those who have applied for the same and has not collected their Admit Card are requested to collect the same before 10th March 2017 during Office hours from the undersigned.

DC-412

Sd/(KHANRINLA T. KOZA) Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland

ROKOPRA MEKRO, ASSISTANT PASTOR. MENUOSIELIE ÜSOU, EVANGELIST

PRAISE AND WORSHIP SPECIAL PRAISE MISS. AZHANUO SEMOU/ WOMEN FELLOWSHIP/ YOUTH FELLOWSHIP & MEN’S FELLOWSHIP KBC.

K-0605

Dated Kohima, the

DIRECTORATE OF NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Dated Kohima, the 2nd March 2017

ADVERTISEMENT

REV. ZOTUO KIEWHUO, SENIOR PASTOR, KOINONIA BAPTIST CHURCH

LEADERS

NOTIFICATION

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

No.DNRE/ESTT/TECH-5/2010/6852(B)

MAIN SPEAKER

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

Sd/(K.Hokishe Assumi) Managing Director

COME WITH FAITH AND RECIEVE THE BLESSING OF SALVATION, DELIVERANCE AND HEALING.

HOST: NYANBEMO NGULLIE & FAMILY & MISS. ZANEINUO KENSE

Applications are invited from indigenous candidates for filling up 1 (one) post of Surveyor Grade-III (Non-Gazetted) in the Pay Band - 1, 5200 – 20200 and Grade Pay of Rs.2000/p.m. under the Directorate of New & Renewable Energy. The terms & conditions for the post are as follows: 1. Minimum educational qualification – Matriculate 2. Professional qualification – Certificate Surveyor / Diploma / Degree (Civil) from any recognized ITI. 3. Field experience – Minimum 2 years preferred. 4. Application with complete bio-data and photocopy of necessary documents should reach the office at Upper Chandmari on or before 20th March 2017. 5. Original documents must be produced at the time of interview. 6. Preference will be given to those candidates having experience and knowledge on handling and operation of Total Station/GPS 7. Contact telephone numbers for correspondence may be mentioned in the application form. 8. Age of candidate should not be more than 30 years as on 2nd March, 2017. Eligible candidates will be notified on the office notice board on 24th March, 2017 and qualified candidates will be called for oral-cum-practical test on 29th March, 2017 Er. T.S. Angami Director New & Renewable Energy Nagaland, Kohima DC-411

10

Infotainment

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, March 7, 2017

invited for Gospel NCM to organise ‘Music Fair’ Naga musician Moa receives Singers Voice of Northeast N national award for innovation

G

o s p e l Vo i c e o f Northeast, a singing reality event organized by A.B Entertainment has invited interested singers to participate in the event. In a press release, the organizers informed that the show was being organized to promote the young talents in the Northeast. Live performances of the show will be telecasted Moa Subong receiving the award from the President of India, Pranab in various local channels Mukherjee on March 4 at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi. in the region besides social oa Subong, a mu- innovators through inten- laureates, Various Awards media such as YouTube, sician from Na- sive screening and selection Functions, Dinner at Ceregaland and also process for two years. Af- monial Hall to be hosted by the backbone of the band terwhich 17 innovators in- the President, visits to smart Abiogenesis, was awarded cluding, Moa Subong, were gram, Historical places, tour on-Jen’s Voice of for his innovative contribu- awarded with the national Rashtrapati Bhawan and Wokha 2017 edition tion towards traditional level award while the rest Mughal Gardens, Call On is all set to start. This music during the Ninth Bi- 15 innovators were awarded The President in Cabinet ennial Award for Grassroots the state level award. Room, meeting with Minis- is an event where solo artInnovations and OutstandAfter the invention of ters and Senior Government ist are given a platform to ing Traditional Knowledge the Bamhum, a major con- Officials, Media Interac- showcase and improvise their singing talents. The held at Rashtrapati Bhavan tribution in exposing the tion and wind off with the Von-Jen Voice of Wokha on March 4. instrument and garnering Valedictory Function on started way back in 2013 by During the inaugural attention towards the instru- March 18. music enthusiast brothers function of the week long ment was brought about by The Festival of Innova- who also run a music school ‘Festival of Innovations’, Arenla, the front lady of the tion is a unique initiative by ‘Von-Jen School of Music the President of India, band Abiogenesis. the Office of the President besides that renting out Live Pranab Mukherjee gave Moa was also select- of India to recognise, re- Sound Systems. Though it the national award to Moa ed along with nine other spect and reward grassroots started only for age 17 and Subong for his invention Innovators from different innovations and foster a above in the initial stage, of the musical instrument parts of the country for supportive ecosystem. Host- they also created a passage ‘Bamhum’. the Innovative Scholars ed in the month of March for the teenagers due to the The newly invented In-Residence Programme at The President’s House, high demand for a proper musical instrument ‘Bam- starting from March 4 to the FOIN has become a platform for their musical hum’ was unveiled by the 18, who are now residing national celebration of cre- talents. The winners in the then Governor of Megha- at the Rashtrapati Bhawan ativity and innovation at the past have been given various laya, MM Thomas, on May and will participate in the grassroot level. President of musical instruments besides 3, 2005, during the interna- events of the Festival of India Pranab Mukherjee, cash prizes. Registration tional Bamboo Festival In Innovation which includes has exhorted all segments forms for all categories are Shillong. Exhibitions, Global Round- of the Indian society to con- available at the Von-Jen National Innovation table meetings on Inclusive verge their efforts to make School of Music, above Foundation made a coun- Innovation to be attended India inclusive, innovative Central Bank at N L Odyuo trywide search for innova- by top innovation leaders of and responsive to the aspira- Road, Tsumang Colony. tors, shortlisting 33,000 the world and several noble tions of common people. The competition is

M

Facebook and Instagram. Winner of the show will be rewarded with a brand new scooty and also get a recording contract worth Rs. 5 lakhs. Potential singers among the contestants will be shortlisted for entry into national TV Show. Auditions will be held in all the major cities across the region while the auditions for Nagaland will be held on March 24 and 25 in Dimapur and Kohima respectively. Registration forms will be made available at Kiran Sports shop, Popular bakery, Dimapur and Popular Bakery, Purana Bazaar. Interested candidates may call 9862-09-4672 or 7005-649854 for more information.

Von-Jen’s Voice of Wokha 2017

V

made in two categories; junior category - 14 years to 16 years. Senior category - 17 years and above. For detail information please visitVon-Jen, School of Music Wokha during office hour at 10; 00 am to 2; 00 pm (Monday to Friday) or call us at 7005-28-7382.

agaland Conservatory of Music (NCM) will be organizing a music fair on March 11 with an aim to enhance musicianship through activities like games and concerts. The music fair will be a day-long event starting from 11 a.m. till 7 p.m. with various games and activities in the afternoon and a concert in the evening. The fair organizes pop up stalls to encourage and promote local entrepreneurs to sell their products, including food stalls to DIY stalls. Various games and activities will be held throughout the day for both young and old. From bouncy Castle for children to Polaris (ATV) ride for adults and musical activities (karaoke, musical movies, Disco Musical statues etc) for music lovers to food stalls (café, fast foods) for food lovers. Nagaland Conservatory of Music is a premiere academy of Nagaland Music Educational and Arts Society that offers Bachelor of Performing Arts, Bachelor of Arts in Music, Associate in Music

and tuition classes under NCM extension program, designed and committed to helping students grow into the finest musicians/teachers possible by facilitating them to achieve a high musical potential while imparting them leadership skills necessary to guide the musicians of tomorrow. NCM was inaugurated on August 24, 2012 by the

then Chief Minister of Nagaland , Neiphiu Rio and is affiliated to the Martin Luther Christian University, Meghalaya. Nagaland, having declared Music as an industry gives NCM a passion and zeal to educate music to music lovers and ultimately encourage music lovers to not only take music as a passion but, professionally.

36th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

HAPPY 25TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Hokito and Ipuli Achumi

Mr. Dou Riipreo & Mrs. Kobunuo Riipreo Date : 07/03/1981 – 07/03/2017

Everyone becomes old one day or another. But to age gracefully together, with someone you love, is a pleasure not everyone has. Congratulations for being the chosen one. Happy 25th Anniversary. DP-2037(B)

From your loving daughters and sons

NSS UNIT FOR COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SCIENCES & AH, JALUKIE, INAUGURATED

Dear Dad & Mom, We thank the Lord for keeping you both in good health, for the love and sacrifices upon us till now. We pray that the Lord abundant blessing of love and health be upon you for many years to come. Loving children, grandchildren and in-laws

DP-2013

KITAMI STUDENTS' UNION

TRANSFORMATION CRUSADE Theme - “Arise, Shine.....” Isaiah 60:1 Date : 15th – 26th March 2017 Venue : Khuochiezie, Local Ground, Kohima Time : 4:30 PM (Every Evening)

We, the Kitami Students' Union would like to congratulate Miss Sulika Swu, D/o Shri. Vikiye Swu for completing Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Bangalore Conservatory and also receiving the Best Recital Award of the year 2017. The Union further wishes her luck and success in her future endeavour The College of Veterinary Sciences & AH, Jalukie, Peren dist. Under central Agricultural University, started academic session from 15th Sept. 2016 with 27 students from seven states of North East (except Assam). 1. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) of the College was inaugurated by Dr. ATEM, Chief Veterinary Officer, Peren district on 5th November 2016. Dr. Capt. G. DHANAN JAYA RAO, Dean of the College presided the function and Dr. IMTIWATI, NSS Programme Officer, explained the role of NSS and proposed vote of Thanks. One Hundred saplings were planted on the inauguration day. 2. The NSS Unit of the College also conducted a training programme for women beneficiary farmers in rearing of poultry and pigs, and day old chicks were distributed to them after the training. DC-404

APPRECIATION

Through this column, the staff of Nagamese Baptist Churches Association (NBCA) would like to express our appreciation and acknowledge Rev. R. Meren, Executive Secretary, NBCA and Nehemiah Delhi for Organizing and sponsoring the recently concluded STAFF RETREAT PROGRAMME held on 27th Feb. – 4th March 2017 at Delhi. We truly appreciate your generous and continuous support towards the Association, your contribution will dramatically help us develop and succeed in future endeavors.

DC-403

ALL ARE WELCOME Organizing committee

General Secy. Kughakhu Tsuqu

(L-R: Rev. R. Meren, Executive Secretary NBCA with NBCA Staff)

There will be healing and Deliverance every service. K-0610

President Noghipu Tsuqu

Miss Sulika Swu DP-2012

DP-1979

FELICITATION

DP-2028(B)

MS. MHABENI NGULLIE Secretary Women Ministry NBCA Dimapur, Nagaland.

!!! MORE SEATS AVAILABLE FOR ADMISSION !!!

K

Y M C

Offering lessons on :

Voice, Guitars, Piano, Violin, Drums, Theory . . . (Under the board of Trinity Guildhall, ABRSM & Rock School)

GRAND OPENING AT 2:00 PM CHIEF GUEST : Sri Thangboi Lunkim AGM, SBI, Regional Business Office, Dimapur DP-2049

Musicians’ Studio Kohima. Red Cross Society Building, P.R. Hill, Kohima : Nagaland. Office hours : 11am - 05pm Contact : 09856207773, 07005405173

K-0604

NATIONAL LEPROSY ERADICATION PROGRAMME (NLEP) WOKHA conducted, "Sparsh Leprosy Awareness Campaign" on 3rd March 2017 at the chamber of Deputy Commissioner Wokha. On this occasion DC, Wokha Shri. Wezope Kenye appealed all to contact ASHA, Anganwadi and health workers and if they find any Leprosy affected person and get examined, to take care and love those affected person without discriminating them. The anti-Leprosy pledge to work together towards fulfilling Mahatma Gandhi's dream of creating Leprosy Free India in near future was taken by the participants present in the programme. The programme was chaired by CMO, Dr. Enrithung Lotha and Vote of thanks was delivered by ZLO, Dr. Mhonchan Kithan. Village Council Chairman of Englan range, ASHA, DCMO, Programme Officers, Block ASHA co-ordinators and staff attended the programme DP-2022

(FREE ADMISSION ON 3 MONTHS CRASH COURSES) K

Y M C

Man City see off sorry Sunderland

Aguero gets immediately stuck in as the action begins, going down under pressure from Sunderland captain John O’Shea.

Saturday afternoon. In truth, the victory never really looked in doubt once Aguero had put the visitors ahead three minutes before the break, the Argentine poking home Raheem Sterling’s deflected cross. Earlier on the Black Cats may have taken the lead when Jermain Defoe’s rasping 25-yarder bounced off the base of the post with Fabio Borini unable to control his follow-up header. A goal would not have been undeserved for David Moyes’ side at that

stage as they took the game to City and Billy Jones went close with a header from a set-piece. City had dominated possession up until then with Sane and Sterling looking dangerous every time they burst forward and Aguero’s opener reflected their control of the ball on the scoreboard. Aguero thought he had assisted David Silva for the second just before half-time but the whistle was blown for Sterling being in an offside position. The second period began in a scrappy manner

Chennaiyin FC part ways with coach Materazzi

Thakur tenders unconditional apology to SC

Marco Materazzi

C h e n na i , M a r 6 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Chennaiyin FC has parted ways with Italian chief coach Marco Materazzi, who guided the southern outfit to glory in 2015 edition of the football tour nament, it was announced on Monday. The 2006 FIFA World Cup winner was in charge of Chennaiyin in the first three seasons of the ISL. He was playercum-coach in the first season, making seven appearances as a player, with Chennaiyin finishing top of the league standings before narrowly losing in the semi-finals against Kerala Blasters. The former Inter Milan star guided Chenaniyin to the title in the second season as they dramatically came from behind to beat hosts FC Goa 3-2 in the final.

A record-breaking five-game winning run was instrumental in that triumph as Materazzi inspired the players to success from the brink of elimination. In 2016, Chennaiying failed to qualify for the semi-finals. “We thank Marco for three memorable seasons and wish him the very best for the future. He will forever be a Chennaiyin FC legend and is also guaranteed a place in ISL history. Marco will always be warmly welcomed back in Chennai and especially at the Marina Arena,” the Chennaiyin FC co-owners stated in a joint statement, which was shared by the 43-year-old on Facebook. According to the statement, the split was by mutual consent. He remains the most successful coach in ISL history with maximum wins. “These past three seasons with Chennaiyin has been a great adventure on a sports and human level. I leave the club today grateful to have been given the opportunity to contribute in my own modest way to the shaping of India as a football nation and most of all grateful to have lived firsthand the birth and growth of Chennaiyin FC. Incredible team, incredible fans, incredible India!”

New Delhi, Mar 6 ( P T I ) : Fo r m e r B C C I President Anurag Thakur, who is facing contempt notice for filing a false affidavit in the Supreme Court, today tendered “unconditional and unqualified apology” before it. Thakur said he had never intended to file any false information before the apex court and filed an affidavit explaining the circumstances under which the averments made by him led to the initiation of contempt proceedings. “ I ( T h a k u r ) h ave tendered my unconditional and unqualified apology a n d I h ave ex p l a i n e d the circumstances. I had not intended to file any false information,” senior advocate P S Patwalia, appearing for Thakur, told the bench. The bench fixed the matter for hearing on April 17 and also exempted Thakur from personal appearance on that day. The apex court had on January 2 come down heavily on the defiant BCCI brass and removed Thakur and Ajay Shirke as the President and Secretary for “obstructing” and “impeding” its directions for overhauling governance in the cricket body.

but City provided some real quality on 59 minutes when Sterling found Silva and the Spaniard’s pass released man-of-the-match Sane, the winger leaving Jones for dead before thumping home his finish off the post and into the back of the net. The home side responded positively with Sebastian Larsson testing Wi l ly C a b a l l e r o w i t h a powerful shot before Lamine Kone’s header was well gathered by the City goalkeeper. But City resumed dominance of the ball and large parts of the remainder of the game resembled a training session with only occasional bursts of pace from Sane threatening to create a third. Defoe had a goal disallowed with seven minutes left on the clock, the former England forward in a clear offside position when he headed home. Aguero and substitute Kevin de Bruyne went close in the closing stages but City had to settle for the 2-0 win and are now five points clear of fifth-placed Arsenal; Sunderland meanwhile, remain rooted to the foot of the table, six points from safety.

Misbah to stay on as Pak captain Karachi, Mar 6 (Agencies): Misbah-ulHaq will captain Pakistan in their Test series against the West Indies after opting not to retire. Misbah, who tur ns 43 in May, had asked the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for time to consider his future after his side was whitewashed in series against New Zealand and Australia. After the 3-0 defeat b y Au s t r a l i a , M i s b a h came under pressure from former Pakistan players to stand down as captain and effectively end his Test career. But PCB chairman Shaharyar Khan said on Monday, “Misbah has told me that he is available for the Test series in the West Indies and that will be conveyed to the selection committee that he will be the captain.” The three-match series gets underway in Jamaica on April 22 with the remaining Te s t s t a k i n g p l a c e i n Barbados and Dominica. Pakistan will have already played two Twenty20 internationals and three oneday internationals as well as a Test warm-up match in Jamaica before the first Test.

Eng beat WI to win ODI series

Jason Roy got England off to an excellent start with a half-century from the top of the order in the second ODI.

A n t i g ua , M a r 6 (Agencies): Joe Root and Chris Woakes shared a 102-run undefeated partnership on Sunday as England beat West Indies by four wickets in the second one-day cricket international to clinch the series. The pair came together with England on 6-124 at the midway point of their innings after a mini-collapse of four wickets for only 16 runs. Root and Woakes stayed together to the end as England finished on 6-226 off 48.2 overs in reply to West Indies’ 225 all out. Root was 90 not out off

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the family members of Late Hevishe Kiho Swu express our deepest gratitude to all the churches, organizations, friends, relatives and wellwishers who stood by us and by showering your support and sympathy at the sudden demise of our beloved. Words are inadequate for the noble deeds extended during our times of hardship. And though we are unable to acknowledge each and everyone of you individually, we pray that the Almighty God bestow His abundant blessings upon you all. Loving Wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren & great grandchildren

DP-2023

We the family members of Late Akumdong Mollier (Changki) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the many people who showed great kindness and support during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father on 28.02.2017. We are unable to thank you all individually, but it is our sincerest prayer that the Lord bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, in-laws & grandchildren. DC-408

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born : 22.12.1922 Died : 1.3.2017

OBITUARY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Through this column, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to every individual and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and prayer through sickness and demise of our mother Late Mrs Neisevinuo Dzüvichü on 1st March, 2017. We would specially like to thank Khedi Baptist Church, doctors and nurses of KOHIMAS who tirelessly rendered their services during her prolonged illness. May the Almighty God bestow His abundant blessing to each and every one of you. K-0612

Loving daughter, grand-daughter and family members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Lanuchujang (Chungtia) would like to express our profound gratitude to all, for your invaluable support through physically, financially and prayer throughout his illness and death on 13-02-2017. We convey our special thank to :1. Doctors and nurses of Eden Medical Centre. 2. Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo 3. Dimapur Chuchuyimpang Senso Telongjem 4. DABA Signal Choir 5. Ebenezer Orphanage 6. Release Worship Team 7.Tekamatong Semchirtem 8. HECM (DABA) 9. Kevijau Youth 10. Chungtia Senso Tamang 11. Chungtia Senso Telongjem 12. 18th Buba Zunga Chungtia 13. Kevizau Council 14. Dimapur District Ao Pensioner's Union Office.

DP-2041

DP-2011

Loving Wife, children & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord”. Job 1:21

of

We miss you deeply.

successful bowler with 3-32. We s t I n d i e s l o s t two quick wickets at the start, stumbling to 2-21 and 3-46, but the innings stabilised when opener Kraigg Brathwaite (42) shared a 72-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Mohammed. A p a r t f r o m Mohammed, Jonathan Carter was the only other West Indian to hit a six in an unimpressive performance by the hosts. Carter was out for 39 off 36 balls. The third ODI is on Thursday in Barbados.

"We are therefore Christ's ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us. We implore you on Christ's behalf : Be reconciled to God." 2 Corinthians 5:20

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY our beloved Late D. Kholi A year has passed by but your memories remains fresh and lingers in our hearts and affection has always been a part of our life to cherish with.

127 balls, while all-rounder Woakes smashed 68 off 83, including five fours and two sixes. Opener Jason Roy had scored 52 at better than a run-a-ball to give England a good start. Ashley Nurse took 3-34. Earlier, West Indies won the toss, chose to bat and were dismissed with a wasteful 13 balls left in their innings. Jason Mohammed was top-scorer for West Indies, hitting 50 from 73 balls with two fours and a pair of sixes. He was caught by Adil Rashid off Liam Plunkett, who was England’s most

From, Loving wife, children, grandchildren and relatives

Born on : 19/11/2006 – Died on : 04/03/2017 We the bereaved members of Late Asizo Nisa, son of Khrieto Nisa on his demise would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who stood by us physically, morally, materially, financially and in prayer during his prolonged illness. Among many to whom we are deeply indebted to, we would like to make special mention of our sincere thanks to:1. Calvary Baptist Church Jotsoma 2. Baptist Church Jotsoma 3. Kohima Science College Students Jotsoma 4. Sazolie College Students Jotsoma 5. Alderville School Jotsoma 6. Family Planning Association of India (FPAI) Nagaland Branch We regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually and personally, but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. 2nd Samuel 12:23 – But now he is dead, wherefore should I fast? Can I bring back again? I shall go to him, but he shall not return to me. K-0614

Loving mom, dad, brother and relatives

We the bereaved family members of Late Y. Tosu would like to express our profound gratitude to all, who stood by us extending your comfort, sympathy, your constant prayer, financially and material support during the prolonged illness and at the sudden demise on 15/02/2017. Our special thanks to :1. Shri. Akumba, Ex MLA 2. S.P Kiphire 3. Police Baptist Church, Kiphire 4. Tikhir Baptist Church, Kiphire 5. Dimapur Tikhir Baptist Church 6. Ao Baptist Church Kiphire 7. IEF unit Kiphire 8. United Baptist Church (B.P-A) 9. Zion Hospital, Dimapur 10. NEIGRIHMS, Shillong 11. Civil Hospital, Dimapur 12. Eden Hospital, Dimapur 13. Guwahati Medical College.

DP-2019

Lo n d o n, M a r 6 (Agencies): Goals from Sergio Aguero and Leroy Sane ensured Manchester City won at Sunderland to move back into third place in the Premier League table. After seeing Liverpool leapfrog them when beating Arsenal on Saturday evening, and watching Spurs extend their advantage in second place earlier on Sunday, Guardiola’s side knew three points was crucial from their trip to the north-east, particularly as neighbours United dropped two points at home to Bournemouth on

11

sports

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, march 7, 2017

Loving, wife, children & relatives

Printed, Published and Edited by Geoffrey Yaden at G.M. Printers, Circular Rd. Dimapur-797112. Ph: Desk 248489, Fax: 225366, e-mail-npdesk@gmail.com, nagapost@rediffmail.com. Adm.& Advertisement :248267 Fax: 248500 e-mail-npostadvt@yahoo.com Kohima: 2290567, R.N. 40978/90 RN/NE 707 K Y M C

K Y M C

12

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, march 7, 2017

sports

Pujara, Rahane keep India’s fight alive

India’s Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane return to pavilion after the end of third day’s play. (PTI)

Bengaluru, Mar 6 (PTI): Cheteshwar Pujara struck an unbeaten 79 as Indian batsmen gave a far better account of

themselves to keep the hosts afloat by taking a 126-run lead on another captivating day in the second cricket Test against

Australia here. At stumps on the third day, India were 213 for 4 in their second innings and had erased a first innings deficit of 87. The side is now looking good to post a fighting score for the visitors on a crumbling surface. Australia had scored 276 in their first innings with left-ar m spinner Ravindra Jadeja returning with best figures of 6 for 63 among the bowlers. Pujara showed admirable temperament and was helped by flamboyant opener Lokesh Rahul’s (51) second halfcentury of the match. The unbroken 93-run fifth-wicket partnership between Pujara and A j i n k ya R a h a n e ( 4 0 batting) could prove to be a defining one. This was also the first time in the series that India managed to pull through a session without losing any wicket. Pujara played 173 balls to hit six boundaries while Rahane also consumed 105 balls to hit three boundaries. Lot of credit should be given to Rahul, who played both pacers and spinners well during his 85-ball knock that had four

boundaries. It took an absolute blinder from Australian skipper Steve Smith at first slip to remove Rahul, who also completed 1000 Test runs in his career. Rahane, on his part, is playing one of the most crucial knocks of his career under pressure, displaying good technique and sound temperament needed in this scenario. The duo had come to the crease when India were 120 for 4 with only a 33-run lead and six wickets in hand. For Australia, Josh Hazlewood (3/57 in 16 overs) was the pick of the bowlers. He cleaned up Abhinav Mukund (16) and Ravindra Jadeja (2), who was sent up the order to prop up the scoring. Skipper Virat Kohli (15) was fell to a debatable DRS decision, where the ball kept low and the replays were inconclusive as to whether it grazed the base of his bat. Brief scores: India 189 & 213/4 (Cheteshwar Pujara 79*, KL Rahul 51, Ajinkya Rahane 40*; Josh Hazlewood 3-57) lead Australia 276 (Matt Renshaw 60, Shaun Marsh 66; Ravindra Jadeja 6-63) by 126 runs.

Indian eves beat Belarus 2-1 in Hockey Test Bhopal, Mar 6 (IANS): Continuing their winning run, the Indian women’s hockey team defeated Belarus 2-1 in the fourth Test of the five-match rubber here on Monday. Led by Rani Rampal, the Indian women were quick to start off the blocks as Renuka Yadav scored a field goal in the sixth minute of the match. The first quarter went on to become an eventful one for the Indians, as Gurjit Kaur successfully converted a penalty corner in the 12th minute to take her side 2-0 up against the Belarus outfit. The visitors responded in the second quarter as Nastassia Syrayezhka scored a field goal in the 21st minute to bridge the deficit. However, the Indian defence held strong thereafter, as the Belarus eves were denied any opportunity to score in the two goalless quarters after half time.

DC-406

Paes retained in Davis Cup team

Leander Paes

DP-2048

New Delhi, Mar 6 (PTI): Veteran tennis star Leander Paes was today retained in the Indian Davis Cup team for next month’s Asia/Oceania Zone tie against Uzbekistan. The tie, which will be India’s first with Mahesh Bhupathi as the non-playing captain, will also see the return of Rohan Bopanna. Bopanna had been ignored for last month’s tie against New Zealand, which India had won. He did extremely well at the just-concluded Dubai ATP 500 event, where he ended runner-up with partner Marcin Matkowski. En route the summit clash, he also got the better of Paes and his partner Gracia Gulliermo-Lopez in the semifinals. India will go in with two specialist singles players in Yuki Bhambri and Ramkumar Ramnathan.

K Y M C

K Y M C