May 10, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 153

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Dr. Shürho reaches out to Manipur CM’s visit to Manipur marks beginning of thaw in relations Correspondent

IMPHAL/DIMAPUR, MAY 9 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, on his maiden official visit to Manipur on Tuesday, said “peaceful co-existence of different cultures and ethnic groups would bring development in the region.” Speaking to media persons at Classic Grande, Imphal, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu said not only Nagaland or Manipur, but the entire North Eastern region needed peace for development to take place. For achieving this, he said Meiteis, being the most advance among the ethnic communities of the region, needed to play the role of big brother. “Time has come for the Meitei to come forward and create friendship with the younger brethren while we expect with a new peaceful and harmonious era. The people in the Northeast have different eth-

GST enrolment to restart in a few weeks: FinMin

NEW DELHI, May 9 (PTI): The process to enroll taxpayers on Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) portal, which was suspended on April 30, will start again in a few weeks, revenue department said today. More than 60 lakh taxpayers enrolled on the GST portal. The enrolment process closed with effect from May 1 and the data of all those signed the enrolment form would be migrated to the new GST system. The portal said the enrolment window will reopen at a later date for taxpayers who could not enrol themselves as well as for those who enrolled but did not sign the enrolment form.

NGHSSEA withdraws 7-day ultimatum on govt

KOHIMA, MAY 9 (NPN): Nagaland Gover nment Higher Secondary School Employees Association (NGHSSEA) on Tuesday “unconditionally” withdrew the seven-day ultimatum served on the state government pertaining to fourpoint demands submitted on May 3. In a press release, NGHSSEA president Kelhikha Kenye, vice president Liyalo Apon, general secretary Chungngam Konyak, press secretary Visezu Thakro, informed all the members of the association to take note of the same.

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N. Biren Singh receiving Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu at Kangla Fort.

nic groups and all shall learn to live together and that was our priority in Nagaland,” he added. Liezietsu said that the purpose of his visit was a “courtesy call” to chief minister N Biren Singh and the people of Manipur. Accompanied by DAN chairman & advisor (Finance) TR Zeliang, minister in charge of NPF Manipur state unit, Yitachu and NPF central vice president and in charge of NPF MSU, Zaku Tsukhru, Dr. Shürhozelie landed by Chopper at the historic Kangla Fort where his counterpart, N. Biren Singh along with his cabinet colleagues received the Na-

galand delegation. Thousands of NPF and BJP party functionaries gave a rousing reception to the visiting dignitaries. According to CMO media cell, in a press note, Dr. Liezietsu said: “We are all aware that there were several crises in our two States, but with the change of guards here at Manipur, people have begun to see a ray of hope and a new dawn of peace is being heralded in between the two States and the different communities in the region.” He lamented that in the past certain leaders had manipulated and made use of

the circumstances for their “own selfish ends” but that with the new dispensation taking over the reins of the state “a new era has dawned and we should all take it as our personal victory.” He also assured that the four NPF MLAs would continue to remain in the alliance till the last. Later in the day, addressing party functionaries at an informal gathering, DAN chairman and former chief minister T.R. Zeliang said for the first time in decades, Manipur was fortunate to a have a chief minister who was eager to reach out to the hills people. He urged party men and women to extend full cooperation to the good gesture so as to ensure all-round development of the hills districts. “It must be through divine intervention that we have friendly governments and chief ministers in our immediate neighbors Assam and Manipur this time and so we must take full advantage of the situation,” Zeliang said Manipur’s parliamentary secretary Awangbow Newmai, who is also the NPF president of Manipur Unit said spoke on the occasion.

Govt seeks parties’ views on all-India judicial service NEW DELHI, May 9 (PTI): Supreme Court’s plan to explore whether a single agency can hold the examination to fill up vacancies in the lower judiciary has come as a morale booster for the Centre, which is convincing states and political parties to support its plan for an all-India judicial service (AIJS). Seven States, including BJP-ruled Madhya Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh, have opposed the formation of an AIJS, a proposal which has received a fresh push from the Modi government. Another BJP-ruled state, Maharashtra, wants recruitment for AIJS to be done in a particular manner which the Law Ministry feels was “not in consonance” with the provisions of the service included in the Constitution. According to a Law Ministry, the Governments of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Manipur, Odisha and Uttarakhand want major changes in the proposal formulated by the Centre. “State Governments of Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Punjab do not favour formation of AIJS,” it said.

Cloudburst causes flood-like situation in Kma

Vehicles negotiate flooded main road near Khedi market, Kohima on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 9 (NPN): State capital witnessed a flood-like situation after a sudden heavy rainfall coupled with hailstones and thunderstorm lashed the town on Tuesday afternoon. Heavy rains clogged drains and flooded the main road in the heart of Kohima town. Vehicles with tires partially submerged had to negotiate flooded road. Water flowing down from the Kohima Local Ground made the pedestrians difficult to pass through the area.

Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) OSD, Johnny Ruangmei, told Nagaland Post that there were unconfirmed reports of damage to property including some vehicles in Kohima town by the cloudburst. He said falling of retaining wall during heavy downpour was also reported. According to NSDMA OSD, the sudden heavy rain was due to the factor of climatic change. He said that the amount of rainfall received in the state was quiet normal though some localised area received more.

Ruangmei said the Cloud Top Brightness Temperature (CTBT) in Nagaland on Tuesday was -20 to -40, adding that it could expect any types of heavy thunderstorm, hailstone and moderate rainfall across the state in the isolated areas. NSDMA said moderate to thunderstorm weather was expected across the state for the next few days. NSDMA team is assessing damages caused to plantation and vegetation if any in today’s hailstorm. It was reported that hailstorm and heavy rain lashed other parts of Nagaland.

Govt seeks fund for ‘Action Team’ setup to check NNPGs hold joint meeting with CPO urban development prostitution menace in Dmu

DIMAPUR, MAY 9 (NPN): Advisor Urban Development, S.I. Jamir on Tuesday called union minister of state for Urban Development, Rao Inderjit Singh and sought Central assistance from the Centre to take up various pending projects for the state. Jamir appealed the Centre to release funds under 10 per cent Lumpsum Scheme, against the projects submitted by the state government to the Ministry. Jamir also informed the minister that various projects were vetted by the ministry during 201617, but no sanction was accorded to any project. In view of the same, a reprioritized list of vetted projects was handed over by Jamir to the minister at the latter’s office in Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi. Jamir also apprised the minister that the projects were in accordance with the Flagship Schemes of the Government of India and encompasses various components of Urban Development which would enhance the quality of life for the urban populace of the state. The Union Minister assured full support of the Centre towards expediting the sanction of the said projects at an early date.

DIMAPUR, MAY 9 (NPN): Taking serious note of prostitution racket in Dimapur, the district administration has constituted an Action Team to address the issue. As per the Office Memorandum, the district administration received several complaints and expressed serious concern over the issue as it had huge potential to adversely impact the socio-economic fabric of the society. In this regard, the district administration constituted an ‘Action Team’ headed by ADC (Hq) Dimapur as the convenor and representative of Commissioner of Police, DMC administrator, assistant public prosecutor, NCD president/representative as members. The team would study the potential hotspot related to prostitution activities, examine means and suggest ways to

address the growth of such activities. The team has been also tasked to prepare an action plan to tackle effectively the growing menace. The team has been asked to submit the report within 30 days with effect from May 8, the Office Memorandum signed by deputy commissioner Kesonyu Yhome stated. DC on Healthcare: In a separate press note, the Dimapur district administration, as notified by Health & Family Welfare Department, has informed all responsible that, as per the provision of Section 4 of the Nagaland Health Care Establishment 1997, no person would set up any health care establishment including the ones run by the voluntary organisation except under valid licence granted by the authority in

accordance with the provisions of the Act. DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, stated that all private health care establishment, irrespective of the system of medicine, were mandatory to obtain licence and register under the Nagaland Health Care Establishment Authority. Any violations of the Act and Rules made therein is a punishable offence under the Act with imprisonment or a term which may be extended to one year or fine which may extend to Rs.10,000 or with both, DC stated. Therefore, DC has directed all private health care establishments to register or renew licence within three months. Application form for registration/licence and renewal could be collected from Room No 302, Directorate of H&FW, Kohima.

NNPGs Working Group with CPO members.

DIMAPUR, MAY 9 (NPN): Of Continuing with its effort to meet several apex tribe bodies of Nagaland, Working Group (WG) of Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) held a joint meeting with Chakhesang Public Organisation (CPO) at the Oking on Tuesday, to exchange views and ideas on common social, political and historical issues confronting mainland Nagas at this crucial hour of our existence. In a statement, WG said that the historical milestone such as the plebiscite of 1951 was entrenched in the meeting. NNPGs also acknowledged that the spirit of nationalism of Chakhesang had been the back(Cont’d on p-8) bone of Naga political movement. It

stated that “Chakhesang Nagas have given the Naga nation some of the bravest freedom fighters and ablest generals in Naga history”. They have also acted as spiritual guides and therefore as pioneers of the struggle, the “active participation, contribution and opinion of the Chakhesang matters much in any future political settlement”, the statement read. Meanwhile, CPO lauded the positive steps taken by NNPGs for the common interest of the Nagas. CPO viewed that reconciliation and unity among Nagas should be pursued earnestly to find an honourable and acceptable political solution to the long drawn Indo-Naga political issue.

AAP demonstrates EVM tampering in Delhi assembly Gallows for three who gangNEW DELHI, MAY 9 (AGENCIES): High drama and showmanship pervaded the Delhi assembly’s special session on Tuesday, as the Aam Aadmi Party staged a live demonstration on rigging an Electronic Voting Machine (EVM). AAP MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj took to the floor with a dummy EVM and explained the operating mechanism, before displaying how the device can be ‘hacked’ with a ‘secret code’ so as to manipulate the votes polled in it. “As voters cast their votes they believe their vote goes to the right party. But the person tampering EVMs, posing as a voter, can use secret codes to decide which party will win,” Bhardwaj said. Citing experience gleaned from a 10 year career as a software engineer, Bhardwaj said his demonstration was meant

tion was only a prototype and not an ECI EVM. The EC has time and again rubbished allegations that EVMs can be programmed to favour any particular party, a charge levelled by various political parties, including the AAP, after the assembly election in five states earlier this year.

Cong Plans ‘expose’ (TV Grab) AAP MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj demonstraties how EVM can be manipulated at the special Delhi Assembly.

to show that “any machine can be rigged or hacked.” He simulated polls by casting random number of votes for various candidates after entering the secret code in the EVM. The results showed votes skewed into the BJP’s favour. “I have seen again and again around the country, several places whoever one votes for, vote goes to only

BJP, due to VVPAT. If elections continue to be done through these EVMs there will be no measure of democracy left. Only one party will rule,” Bhardwaj said after the live demonstration.

ECI reacts to AAP

Election Commission (EC) issued a statement saying the machine used by AAP for the demonstra-

After Bhardwaj demonstrated the rigging on live television on the floor of the Delhi State Assembly, leaders from opposition parties such as Congress and Samajwadi Party demanded a probe to clear the doubts. But this may not be the end of the EVM tale. Congress leader Shehzaad Poonawalla on Tuesday sent out invitations to a press conference to be addressed by his brother Tehseen and an independent activist VV Rao. “On 10th

May 2017 Monday, ‘Election watch’ Convener and EVM Petitioner in Supreme Court V.V.Rao, along with entrepreneur & activist Tehseen Poonawalla, will be holding a press conference to challenge the Election Commission of India on EVMs,” Ponawalla wrote in the email. A senior Congress leader, on the condition of anonymity, said, “There is something sinister afoot. All this is so that the BJP can muster enough numbers in the Rajya Sabha to have complete control. A member of the BJP’s Parliamentary Board told me recently that they were planning to dismiss every non-BJP state government one by one. They are starting with AAP because Delhi’s Rajya Sabha seats fall vacant in January. They will come for us next. Dictators rig elections, not democrats. Modi is like a Desi Putin.”

raped, murdered Pune techie

PUNE, MAY 9 (IANS): A fast track court on Tuesday pronounced the death sentence for three prime accused in the sensational October 2009 gangrape and murder of a 28-year-old software engineer Nayana Phatak-Pujari. Special Judge L. L. Yenkar, who on Monday convicted Yogesh Ashok Raut, Mahesh Balasaheb Thakur and Vishwas Hindurao Kadam for kidnapping robbing, gangraping and then killing the victim, sentenced them to death after a hectic day full of arguments between the prosecution and defence lawyers. Raut (32) and Thakur (31), both belong to Pune, and Kadam (34) is from Satara district. Special Public Prosecutor Harshad Nimbalkar forcefully argued for the death penalty against the convicts, terming it as

“the rarest of rare cases” considering the brutality of the crime against the victim. He said that the prosecution conclusively managed to establish the complete chain of circumstances that led to the serious crime and said they deserved “the maximum punishment” under the laws. “Considering the brutal manner in which the victim was gangraped and then killed, this falls under the category of rarest of rare case,” he said pressing for the death penalty after the conviction. As co-accused, Rajesh Pandurang Chaudhari, who was arrested as an accomplice, later turned an approver and was granted a pardon, defence lawyers B.A. Alur, Ranjit DhomsePatil and Ankush Jadhav, who sought a milder sentence, also argued that he was also guilty and should face the same punishment. K Y M C

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LDLSA conducts legal literacy programme

LDLSA members with attendees of the programme. DIMAPUR: Longleng District Legal Services Authority (LDLSA) conducted a legal literacy programme at Lingtak Village on May 6. Retainer lawyer LDLSA Mane Phom speaking on

maintenance and welfare of senior citizens and parents, legal perspective and human rights, appraised that the parliament passed an enactment “The maintenance and welfare of parents and

senior citizens act 2017” after observing the tendency of abandoning parents and senior citizens by their children which was gradually increasing. Highlighting on provision for maintenance,

Mane Phom informed that the Act protects the parents and senior citizens from difficulties, enabling the parents who were unable to maintain themselves through their own earnings or whose income were insufficient, to apply for maintenance from their children, grand children etc. He also informed that the Act also provided that a senior citizen who does not have a child could also claim maintenance from the relatives who were in possession of or would inherit his/her property. Speaking on legal services authority Act, PLV front office LDLSA Mane Phom, said that in the Direc-

tive Principal of State Policy, principle of equal justice and free legal aid have been enumerated in Article 39A which provided that the state should secure that, operation of the legal system promote justice on the basis of equal opportunity and should provide free legal aid to ensure that opportunities for securing justice were not denied to any citizen by reason of economic or other disabilities. He also informed that provision have also been made for Lok Adalats and pre-litigation conciliation and settlement to give redressal to the people without resorting to the adversarial process.

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A Brief Sketch of Lt. Rev. T. Haulai/The Journey of Lt. Rev. T. Haulai Late. Rev. T. Haulai was born on 17th March 1933 at Tsangki Village, under Peren District of Nagaland. His traditional name “Thangkhohen” was given after “Otthang Thomsong”. He got his Baptism on 25th December 1948 at Paona in the hand of Pastor Late Khupsei Hangsing and was married to Late Tingkholhing and together they were blessed with 3 sons and 3 daughters. Early Education : He started his early education from his native village Tsangki in the year 1943 and continued up to Class-II, then Class-III at Mission School, Kangpokpi (1947) and later on studied at Govt. High School Kohima till Class-X (1948-55). Prior to his mission works and activities, he was engaged as a Teacher at Govt. Middle School Molvom from 1955-57. In the same year he was asked to take over as a Translator P.R.O (Public Relation Office) at GOC Kohima till 1959. Theological Background :He obtained D.Th (Diploma in Theology) in the year 1961 from Calcutta (Kolkata) Bible College and engaged himself working dedicatedly in the mission field of the Kuki Baptist Association Nagaland including the Mikir Hills from the year 1961. A remark from his personal diary:“I am going to obtain the Theological Degree not for the sake of Degree holder neither to sit in the office and do ministerial work but to evangelise the Kuki Tribal community of Nagaland within a span of five years. The Specific seven Kuki villages where he undertook his sojourn are Mechangbung, Chamcha, Sailhem, Songsang, Khaljang, Soget and Sinjol, under Tening sub-division and it is not well known even today as to why he had been so fascinated and particular about them. Ordination : He was ordained on February 28, 1968 at KBA (N) Conference Bungsang village. Prominent person present during his ordination were Rev.Imotemjen Aier General Secretary CBCNEI, Rev.Longri Ao General Secretary NBCC and Prof.O.M Rao Eastern Theological College Jorhat, Assam. Highlighting some of his works :1. He was the lone representative from the Kuki Baptist Association Nagaland to attend the Silver Jubilee Celebration of CBCNEI at Guwahati in the year 1961 and was also one of the member of Kohima District Choir. 2. President, Molvom Gamkai Union 1962-64. 3. Permanent Member, Nagaland Peace Council 1972-2000. 4. Secretary, Vice Secretary NBCC 1970-74. 5. President, NBCC 1971-72. 6. Member, CBCNEI Literary Board 1975-78. 7. Member Programme Advisory Committee, All India Radio Kohima 1982-84. 8. Member Managing Board, Girls High School, Golaghat 1987-89. 9. Executive Member CBCNEI 1964-65, 1980. 10. Chairman, School Managing Board M.E.School Molvom 1964. 11. Finance Secretary, Private High School Molvom 1964. 12. Kuki Bible Translator Committee 1968-80 (Kuki Christian Council) 13. Vice President, Kuki Christian Council 1967-77. 14. Evangelist, Dubagaon 1994-95 (Sponsored by Baptist Church Sirhima) 15. Executive Secretary KBA (N) 1962-82, 1983-91, 1999-2004.

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N:B - Left for his heavenly abode on 5th May 2017 at his native village Khaibung.

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: In the light of criticisms past and present, should CBI be made independent? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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Music Task Force hands over Piano to PTBC

DIMAPUR: Minister of R & B, Y. Vikheho Swu handed over a grand piano to the Pughoboto Town Baptist Church (PTBC) on

May 9. According to DIPR the parliamentary secretary purchasing the instrument. report, Vikheho said the MTF & Lotteries Khriehu PTBC pastor dedicated the Music Task Force was giv- Liezietsu for generously piano. ing efforts to train music lovers. He also acknowledged

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Q: Why hasnâ€™t Nagaland

enacted the Lok Ayukta Act? Since there is no more ď ą opposition. Enough laws to tackle ď ą corruption. ď ą Canâ€™t say.

WEATHER FORECAST May 10

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Agartala Clouds and sun with a t-storm 34 24 Aizawl

A strong t-storm in spots

Guwahati Low clouds Imphal

29 18 32 21

Pleasant with clouds and sun 30 17

Itanagar Some rain and a thunderstorm 25 18 Shillong

Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

22 14

Some sun with a stray t-storm Dimapur Partly sunny, a stray t-storm Mkg A shower or t-storm in spots Tuensang Some sun, a t-storm in spots Wokha Cloudy most of the time

27 16

Zunheboto A thunderstorm in the area

25 13

Kohima

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DC Wokha fetes successful students

DIMAPUR: DC Wokha, Wezope Kenya on behalf of the District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) members congratulated the successful students for bringing good name to the district in the HSLC & HSSLC results and added that the board would felicitate the toppers from the district in the next meeting. According to DIPR report, he stated this, while chairing the monthly meeting of the District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) Wokha on May 9 at DCâ€™s conference hall. The board discussed on mass plantation at Mt. Tiyi commemorating World Environment Day on June 5. Wezope urged the members to come forward and extend support for the success of the plantation. He also said that very soon the district would experience improvement on road condition as the concerned department was doing its best for total implementation. Principal GHSS Wokha, Emilo Patton presented a brief report on district performance on HSLC & HSSLC results. The department of Food & Civil Supply presented power point on its activities in the district and the department of Land Record & Survey (LRS) and Legal Metrological & Control Production (LMCP).

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K.G.Kenye, Tovihoto Ayemi and other dignitaries at the programme. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M AY 9 (NPN): Rajya Sabha MP from Nagaland, K.G. Kenye on Tuesday said â€˜weâ€™ need to preserve the sanctity and unity of â€˜ourâ€™ women, while requesting the womenfolk not to dirty their hands with divisive politics which could potentially lead to further division within the already fragmented Naga society. He was speaking at the NPF central team constituency tour programme here at Town Hall Tuesday. Kenyeâ€™s observation comes against the backdrop of recent ULB election debacle in the State that triggered a renewed debate on Article 371 A vis-Ă -vis 33% women reservation. As peace was â€œfragile in Naga society,â€? Kenye pondered over what would happen if ceasefire was abrogated in the near future. According to him, when faced with such circumstances, the church and women were the only entities whom Nagas approach

to act as envoys. Therefore, he asserted the need to preserve the sanctity and unity of Naga women. In his address to party officials and workers, the NPF secretary general expounded on the ideology and core values of the NPF party. Kenye also dwelt on the ULB issue and clarified the NPFâ€™s stand with regard to women reservation. He later expressed fear that the situation of the state during 50s and 60s will revisit the State, adding â€œwe are heading for rough weather.â€? As such, Kenye asserted the need for a matured and seasoned leader capable of guiding the Nagas through any storm. He also exhorted the party officials â€œreach outâ€? to people and strengthen the party for the upcoming elections. After a marathon meeting with various party officials/workers on Monday, Kenye said he was â€œquite satisfiedâ€? with the poll preparedness of the

party. Also speaking on the occasion, parliamentary secretary for Economics & Statistics, Tovihoto Ayemi, suggested measures to strengthen the party through active interaction and meetings. He asserted that there was no alternative or option except NPF, saying NPF was the only party which has and can survive any political storm. He however reminded the party officials not to be complacent, urging them to work consistently and guide â€˜ourâ€™ people. Several other party leaders spoke on the occasion. Hosts of officials from NPF Central including Women Wing, Youth Wing, Minority Wing, NPF candidates for ULB elections and vice president NPF & in-charge of Dimapur Division attended the function. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by president NPF Dimapur, I Nungsang Jamir.

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Tripura assembly to pass GST Bill Attackers will be punished: Biren

Agartala, May 9 (IANS): A special session of the Tripura Assembly would begin from May 23 to pass the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, state Finance and Information Minister said here on Tuesday. Bhanulal Saha said that passing of the State GST Bill in the state assemblies was mandatory for the rollout of the new indirect tax regime in the country. “The Business Advisory Committee would decide the number of days and other business of the upcoming session,” Saha told IANS. On April 6, the Parliament had passed four legislations thereby paving the way for the roll out of the GST from July.

Lightning kills two in Meghalaya

Shillong, May 9 (Agencies): Two persons, including a minor girl, died in lightning strike during a thunderstorm at Aduma Songgitcham village in North Garo Hills district on Monday, officials said. Anamika G Momin, a 41-year-old woman, was opening an almirah inside her thatched house when she was struck by lightning that killed her on the spot. All the materials of the almirah were also charred. Incessant rains and thunderstorms lashing the district for several days caused massive damage damaging around 200 houses in three blocks – Kharkutta, Resubelpara and Bajengdoba, officials said. Five-year-old girl Sengje Marak who was outside her house at Aduba village, a remote area in Bajengboba close to West Garo Hills district was also died in lightning strike, officials said.

APCC warns Centre with state-wide stir

Itanagar, May 9 (PTI): The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) Tuesday threatened to launch a state-wide agitation against the Centre for allegedly failing to provide banks in the state with sufficient cash. “This has caused difficulties to the common people, particularly the daily wage earners and the business community,” APCC president Takam Sanjoy said. “This is a fallout of demonetisation launched by Modi government at the Centre. The remonetisation programme of the central government has caused chaos and confusion,” he said. The party gave one week’s time to the central and the state governments to ensure cash flow in the state and the entire north east region, he said. “Almost all the ATMs in Itanagar and district headquarters in Arunachal Pradesh are closed which is a clear sign of collapse of the state economy,” Sanjoy added.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 9: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Tuesday said that attackers responsible for the death of two Territorial Army jawans would be punished. “They (attackers) will be punished. No stone will be left unturned to find out the attackers,” said Biren on the sideline of a wreath laying ceremony at the 165th Territorial Army Company, Imphal. “Security forces and intelligence agencies are working overtime to identify and round up the militants responsible for the attack,” said Biren. “We strongly condemn the ambush. Once the militants are rounded up, they will be punished under the law of the land,” he added. The chief minister laid wreaths at the coffins of the two slain soldiers. Floral tributes were also paid to the martyred soldiers by Manipur DGP LM Khaute, IGAR (South) Major General Virendra Singh, GOC of 57th Mountain Division Major General U Suresh Kumar, Dy GOC of 57th Mountain Division SKS Chauhan, IGP of Manipur police Clay Khongsai and other top Army and police officials.

Diphu, May 9: A hard c o r e a r m e d ex t r e m i s t was apprehended by the members Indian Army’s Red Horn Division and police in a joint operation in East Karbi Anglong, Assam on Monday. Based on specific information regarding the movement of hard core armed extremists in Melaram village area, a team from Diphu based army camp and police team from Borlangphar Police Station mounted the joint operation. The timely planned and well executed operation resulted in apprehension of one armed extremist named Kamal Chakma, age 27 years of Melaram village, informed a press statement. One country made Self Loading Rifle (SLR) and 9 live cartridges were recovered from his possession, the statement added.

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RENGMA STUDENTS’ UNION, KOHIMA H.Q. TSEMINYU – 797109 (NAGALAND)

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The Rengma Students’ Union Kohima (RSUK) heartily congratulates Mr. Gwatsin Thong, S/o Dr. Gwalozu & Dr. Arenla Thong, for securing 100 marks in Science (Over all 87%) in the recent declared HSLC examination. Wherein the Union congratulate all its members for successfully passing their HSLC & HSSLC examinations. Whishing all the members a bright future. Sd/Sd/Azenia Khing Agwalo Tep General Secretary, RSUK President, RSUK

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OBJECTION NOTICE

Whereas, Shri/Smti/Kumari Phumching Phom of Oushok Village/ Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/ transfer/withdraw the debts & securities in respect of Late Shri Moba Phom, who expired on 07/01/2017. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections, if any within one month from the date of issue of this notice. DP-4414

(Y. Denngan Avennoho Phom) NCS Deputy Commissioner Longleng : Nagaland.

DIMAPUR: NAGALAND The Thahekhu Sumi Totimi Hoho heartily felicitates Miss Abikali K. Awomi, D/o Mr. Khukiye Awomi of Thahekhu Village for passing NPSC exams in the category of Post Graduate Teacher (Political Science). The Thahekhu Sumi Totimi Hoho further expresses hope that she will sincerely render her good services in her endeavours. Congratulations! Tohoni Z. Zhehuli K. Yepthomi Gen. Secretary, TSTH President, TSTH

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VEVOTSO SAPU PRESIDENT

VEHUZO SWURO SECRETARY

OFFICE OF THE UNITED SANGTAM GAZETTED OFFICERS UNION FELICITATION The United Sangtam Gazetted Officers Union (USGOU) extend our heartiest congratulations to 1. Smti. Chubala Sangtam on her promotion to Joint Director, Art and Culture Deptt.; Nagaland. 2. Shri. Chotsase Sangtam on his promotion to Dy. Commandant; Police Deptt.; Nagaland. 3. Smti. R. Akila Sangtam on her promotion to SDAO; Agriculture Deptt.; Nagaland. 4. Shri. A. Island Peace Yangtsaba Sangtam on his promotion to Sr.H.A.; Higher Education Deptt.; Nagaland. 5. Shri. Sethricho L Sangtam on his recent success as Post Graduate Teacher; Education Deptt. Nagaland. The USGOU further wishes them the best in all their future endeavours. Sd/Sd/(V.KASHIHO SANGTAM) (L. SERICHEM SANGTAM) President General Secretary

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KHAR CITIZEN STUDENTS' UNION MANGKOLEMBA MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

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With immense pride and pleasure, we the Khar Citizen Students' Union Mangkolemba (K.C.S.U.M), extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Merenmongla, daughter of Mr. Tekatemjen and Mrs. Sangküwala on being selected to the post of PGT (English) in the recently declared NPSC 2017 result. The Union wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless her with great success in her future endeavour. Ms. Alaknaro Gen. Secretary (K.C.S.U.M)

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The Sechü Zubza Students’ Union extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss Medongunuo Yore, D/o Lt. Visel Yore for successfully clearing the recently conducted NPSC/CESE Post Graduate Teacher(Class-II Gazetted) in Political Science. The union further wishes her great success in all her future endeavours. (Anguzo Zhünyü) (Vikolie Rino) General Secretary President

The Rüzazhomi Welfare Union extend its thankful gratitude to vissionary and matured chief minister of Nagaland Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu for appointing Dr. Er. Vekho Swuro as a Liaison Ofﬁcer (In the rank of Joint Secretary) Nagaland House, New Delhi. While congratulating the union also pray to Almighty God to continually bless him in his future endeavours.

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Mr. Takotemsu President (K.C.S.U.M)

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND

THAHEKHU SUMI TOTIMI HOHO

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in the state. It may be noted that the outfit is very active in facebook and had recently decided to revive operation kyllang to tackle the problem of the rising crime of women and children in the state.

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OFFICE OF THE

We the Satsukba Senso Telongjem, Dimapur Centre express our sincere heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Loktimen, S/o L. Atsung and Narola for successful clearing the HSSLC 2017 Science stream in top 6th position. The Senso is proud of your achievement and your hard work and sincerity is appreciated and for bringing laurels to our village and through your success it will inspire and encourage others in days to come. May God bless you with bright future.

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According to police sources, the strength of this once dreaded militant outfit has dwindled in the past decade even as police believe that the leaders are based and functioning from a camp in Bangladesh. It may be mentioned that the HNLC had recently announced its decision to revive the outfit in full swing but police had brushed such claims stating that these are mere comments made by one person from not based

On this very special day of yours, I just want to remind you that you are always missed. May you find the happiness, love & care that you deserves..HAPPY BIRTHDAY...!!

SECHÜ ZUBZA STUDENTS’ UNION

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President Medemsoba

Lipika Kar/Aunty:-

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HNLC cadre surrenders unarmed in Shillong

S h i llong, M ay 9 (Agencies): A member of the Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) surrendered yesterday, May 8 2017. Combart Syad, one of the council’s cadre S.S. Major of 1996 batch surrendered before the Superintendent of Police, East Khasi Hills, Shillong. The surrendered cadre aged 36 is the son of Shri Marhil Suchiang who is a resident of Sonatila, Patharkandi, Karimganj of Assam.

Amit Kar/Father, Jamuna Kar/Maa, Anup Kar/ Uncle, Arup Kar/uncle,

OFFICE OF THE

I, Shri. Khum Bahadur, S/o Shoshi Bahadur residing at H/No. 84, Nagagaon Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare that my name is inadvertently entered as SETU instead of KHUM BAHADUR in my documents and both refer to one and same person. From today my name shall be used as Khum Bahadur in all my documents. DP-4443

Our dearest Abinav ! It will be special every day. Lucky you. Congratulations on your little bundle of love and joy. S p e c i a l b i r t h d ay w i s h e s From:-

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policy and now it should be confined to the topic only. Ahmed then staged a walkout saying that it was discrimination against the opposition. Congress MLAs Rupjyoti Kurmi and Abdul Khaleque also said about the tradition of discussing policies at length on Cut Motion topics. Ruling MLAs then rose to their feet and started shouting against Congress MLAs. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary criticised Ahmed for being critical to the speaker’s ruling. Goswami said, “I have to follow the rule. If some rules were not followed earlier, it does not mean that it will never be followed. We all are learning. I have allowed all to speak. There is no discrimination at all. Please do not say like this.”

“However, these tests are allowed to be conducted only when the latter gives consent,” a source said. After the special court here allowed state police to conduct a joint interrogation of Paul and three Assam Civil Service (ACS) officers arrested recently in the case, Paul complained of sickness. However, medical tests couldn’t detect any ailments. During interrogation, the three ACS officials reportedly revealed names of Paul’s close aides who worked as middlemen in fixing APSC selections against hefty payments. “More answer scripts are undergoing forensic and handwriting tests. There are chances of more arrests of civil servants and police officials who were selected through illegal ways,” a source said.

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(CLARIFICATION OF NAME/SURNAME) I, LUSHETO ACHUMI, S/o Lt. Lunikhu Achumi permanent resident of Shena Old Village, Zunheboto and present resident of Sovima Village, 6th Mile, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare hereby : 1. That, my actual and given name/surname is/was LUSHETO ACHUMI, but in my Appointment order, GPF and Service Identity Card the same is/was appearing in variations of name such as SHETOVI SEMA @ SHITOVI SEMA @ SHETOI SEMA, which is also correct. 2. That, LUSHETO ACHUMI @ SHETOVI SEMA @ SHITOVI SEMA @ SHETOI SEMA are all one and the same person. 3. That, I affirm I assumed/adopt my name/surname as LUSHETO ACHUMI, and the same shall be construed as my name/surname for all official, legal and future correspondence. 4. That, the affidavit is required for the clarification/rectification of my name/ surname. VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 9th day of May 2017. Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil) Office of the Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-4449

AFFIDAVIT Regd. No. 133/2017 Date : 08/05/17 I, Smt. MUGHALI YEPTHO, D/o Viheto, resident of H/No. 51, Diphupar Village, 4th Mile, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to the Scheduled Tribe by birth. 2. That in my SBI bearing Account No. 34670666123 my name has been inadvertently entered as MUGHLI. 3. That the names MUGHALI YEPTHO and MUGHLI are the same and one person. 4. That this affidavit is sworn for the purpose of stating that my name MUGHALI YEPTHO and MUGHLI are referred to one and the same person and that my name MUGHALI YEPTHO may stand as corrected. 5. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing contained therein is false. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 8th of May, 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4451 Regd. No. 397/2017 AFFIDAVIT Date : 09/02/2017 I, No : JC 550922F, Name : MUGHAVI, SEMA, son of Late Hotokhu Sema, resident of H. No. 215, Angusa Village, Nihoto, P.S : Dimapur, B.P.O : Kuhuboto, P.S : Diphupar Police Station, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That my official name is "MUGHAVI SEMA", I am also otherwise known as "MUGHAVE SEMA" which refers to the same and single person i.e my name. 2. That in some of my official documents including my Service Record Book, my name has been wrongly entered, written, recorded and used as "MUGHAVE SEMA", which shall always be correctly read, written, recorded, used, called and construed in full form as "MUGHAVI SEMA" by all concerned. 3. That wherever the name "MUGHAVE SEMA" appear it shall always be correctly written recorded, used, and known called and construed as "MUGHAVI SEMA" by all concern. 4. That this affidavit is being made to declare the correction/ rectification of the name person, and to declare my official name being "MUGHAVI SEMA" and to produce it as a piece of evidence before any competent authority. 5. That the statements made in this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and no part of it is false. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me this 9th day of May 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4475(B)

OFFICE OF THE YACHEM STUDENTS’ UNION HQ.YACHEM, LONGLENG

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The Yachem Students’ Union (YSU) with immense pleasure and honour congratulates the following members for their achievement in their respective fields. 1. Shri. Benjamin Longkap, S/o Shri Longkap Phom on being promoted to SDO (C), Govt. of Nagaland. 2. Shri. N Ngampa, S/o Shri. Ngupden Phom for being selected as the Post Graduate Teacher PGT (Class II Gazetted) in Political Science in the recently concluded Common Educational Examination conducted by NPSC. 3. Ms. S Mantheila Phom, Assistant Photographer DPRO Longleng for receiving N.I Jamir Award for Excellence in Government Service in Eastern Nagaland for Longleng District during 19th General Conference of Eastern Nagaland Gazetted Officers’ Association (ENGOA). The Union wishes them great success in their future endeavor. (H. CHINGMEI PHOM) (N. CHUONG PHOM), President, YSU Gen. Secretary, YSU

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moved a Cut Motion on supplementary demands for grants for mid-day meal scheme and Goswami allowed discussion on the matter. After a few MLAs spoke on the issue, Ahmed rose and started talking about education policies of the government. On this, the speaker asked the member to restrict his speech only to mid-day meal scheme, without talking on the entire education policy. Ahmed said that Goswami had allowed other members to speak on the entire policy. Besides, Cut Motion was a device to discuss government policies and it was a tradition to talk at length on the topic, he said. Goswami, however, did not accept this point and said that he had already allowed Congress MLAs to speak on the

GUWAHATI, May 9 (Agencies): The Supreme Court has deferred the hearing on APSC cashfor-job scam key accused Rakesh Paul’s special leave petition (SLP) till May 17, said special public prosecutor in the case Bijon Mahajan. The SLP move was considered as the last resort for Paul as his bail pleas were rejected by the Gauhati high court twice. Meanwhile, the special judges’ court here also deferred the hearing on Dispur Police’s plea to conduct a narco and polygraph test on Paul till May 20. Police said they want to conduct the tests to ascertain the truth behind Paul’s statements. A narco-analysis test is a controlled administration of intravenous hypnotic medications called truth drugs on a suspect to procure vital information. Similarly, polygraph, popularly known as lie detector, is an instrument that measures and records several physiological indices such as blood pressure, pulse, respiration, breathing rhythms and skin conductivity while a suspect is asked a series of questions.

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Guwahati, May 9 (PTI): Assam Assembly Tuesday witnessed noisy scenes over allegation of partisan behaviour of the speaker, who even offered to quit if members found him to be discriminatory in his rulings. Speaker Hitendra Nath Goswami expressed unhappiness when Congress MLA Sherman Ali Ahmed walked out of the House alleging discrimination against MLAs of his party over allowing them to discuss policies of education department. “You (MLAs) have entrusted a responsibility on me and I am trying to fulfil that. I am in this chair till the MLAs want. If you think I am not doing it (my job) properly and there is discrimination, please let me know. I will quit,” the speaker said. Earlier, opposition Congress and AIUDF

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NOTICE NO. M-151/17

Dated, Dimapur the 8/5/17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Mezakrol Rhutso -Vrs- S.C. Pongener resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 8/6/2017. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Mezakrol Rhutso Village /Town Block No. : Darogapathar (AK), Patta No. : 466, Dag No. : 96/650, Area : 03B-02K-13Ls DP-4445

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Ex-min acquitted in 21-yr-old case

I ta nag a r , M ay 9 (PTI): Former union minister P K Thungon, who was facing prosecution for 21 years in an alleged disproportionate assets case, has been acquitted by a Special Court which said the CBI has failed to prove its case. Special CBI Judge Pitamber Dutt absolved Thungon, former Minister of State in Ministry of Urban Affairs and Employment, saying the prosecution has not succeeded in proving the offence against him under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Thungon, who in 1975 became the youngest Chief Minister at the age of 29 heading the Arunachal Pradesh government, was charged for allegedly possessing assets disproportionate to his known sources of

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income to the tune of Rs 1,08,16,532 between June 1991 and April 1996 when he was the minister in the P V Narsimha Rao-led government at the Centre. “I am of the considered view that the prosecution has failed to prove on record beyond reasonable doubt that accused P K Thungon was having disproportionate assets to the tune of Rs 1,08,16,532 beyond his known sources of income for which he could not explain satisfactorily,” the judge said. The court, in its 156page judgement, said Thungon was having excess income of Rs 1.07 lakh after deducting the total assets found in his possession which he acquired during the check period. During the trial, Thungon denied his

involvement in the commission of offence and stated that he has been falsely implicated in this case. Advocates Harsh Sharma and Vaibhavi Sharma, who appeared for Thungon, contended that the prosecution had miserably failed to prove charges against him and the material produced by CBI itself showed that Thungon’s income was much more than what is shown by in the charge sheet. The counsel said that Thungon had sufficient income from horticulture and agriculture as well as from his dairy business, which has not been taken into consideration. During the investigation of housing scam case against Thungon, CBI had searched his residential premises at Pandara Road,

Yashwant Place, Sarvodaya Enclave in Delhi and his house in Arunachal Pradesh and found incriminating documents, alleging that these showed that he had acquired huge assets during the tenure of his ministership from June 1991 to 1996. The prosecution had alleged that his total income earned from known sources during the check period was Rs 92,75,847 while his expenditure was Rs 58,99,631. It had alleged that Thungon had acquired assets of over Rs 1.41 crore either in his own name or in the name of his family members. It had further claimed that his likely saving during that period was of Rs 33.76 crore whereas he was found possessing assets of Rs 1.41 crore.

Modi to kick off 3rd anniv celebrations from Guwahati New Delhi, May 9 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to kick off his government’s 3rd anniversary celebrations from Assam on May 26, as the BJP makes vigorous efforts to expand its presence in the north east. Modi will launch developmental projects and make a public address from the state where his party came to power for the first time last year. The Assam government completes its first year on May 23. Assam and the entire north eastern region has become important for the BJP and RSS as the saffron party has made big strides there, capturing power in Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur besides Assam since it formed the government at the Centre in

2014. Tripura, another north eastern state, will have assembly election early next year and BJP chief Amit Shah has been making concerted efforts to galvanise the party to unseat the CPI(M), which has been in power there since 1993. BJP sources said Modi’s speech is likely to underline his government’s commitment to the eastern and north eastern India which he has often emphasised was critical to the country’s overall progress. Though the BJP has expanded its footprint across western and northern India under Modi and Shah, success has largely eluded it in the southern states, besides Bihar and West Bengal.

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Committee to look into SEBA Tripura to increase min eligibility criteria for social pension pass percentage manipulation Guwahati, May 9 (PTI): A day after informing Assam assembly of manipulation in the pass percentage in matric exam in the state, the state government today said it will form a committee to look into it and suggest remedies. “A committee will be formed comprising vicechancellors of Gauhati University, Dibrugarh University, KKHS Open University and Kumar Bhaskar Varma Sanskrit and Ancient Studies University. It will look into the issue of moderation of marks,” Assam Education Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said in the assembly. The Committee will look into all the cases since 2001 and decide what should be the level of moderation, he said. In a shocking revela-

tion yesterday, the minister had said the pass percentage of students in matriculation exams conducted by the state board is manipulated every year to show a better picture of the education system. In support of his statement, Sarma today presented the minutes of the meetings of the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) in which it decided to give additional grace marks to the students. “The CBSE also does moderation of marks, but in a particular subject if the questions are out of the syllabus. But not in the way that SEBA has been doing in general. This was done not for the students’ benefit, but for political gain by showing improvement in education system,” he said.

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Agartala, May 9 (Agencies): The Left Front government has decided to raise the minimum eligibility criteria of 20 social pension schemes from BPL to the people having annual income ranging up to Rs 1 lakh, said Information Minister Bhanu Lal Saha. The reason for rising has been argued in a meeting of the council of ministers last night to bridge the deficit in rural economy due to less fund availability from the Centre

good impact on the rural economy,” Saha said, adding that it would incur an additional financial involvement of Rs 100 crore. An estimated 3.23 lakh people in the state are now availing benefits of the social pension scheme. He pointed out that the Tripura government has been sponsoring as many as 25 social pension schemes along with three others were funded by the Centre. Apart from that Left

Front government has been implementing several other social support programs in health care and education of the poor people outside the state. The decision of increasing the ambit of social security schemes are assumed to be significant a day after BJP Chief Amit Shah’s visit with bunch of promises for the people of Tripura for upcoming election and accused the Left Front government of improper utilisation of central fund.

NAGALAND BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION KOHIMA

NOTIFICATION NO.26/2017 Dated Kohima, the 9th May, 2017 NO.NBE-35/Ex-NSEE/2017-18 :: It is hereby notified for information of all concerned that the Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE) 2017 for Para medical/Agri and Allied courses will be held on the 13th May, 2017 at the following centres. Sl.no.

Dated: 08.05.2017

TENDER NOTICE

The Director, ICAR-NRC on MIthun, Medziphema, Nagaland invites sealed bids from eligible licensed contractors/agencies having valid documents for providing manpower services for Annual Rate Contract at ICAR-NRC on Mithun, Medziphema Office and Medziphema Mithun Farm. For details, tender documents may be viewed and downloaded from institute website www. nrcmithun.res.in Last date of receipt of sealed bid is 30.05.2017 at 3:00 PM. Administrative Officer For and on behalf of the Director DC-980

under MGNREGS, said Saha. He, however, underlined that the decision of withdrawing BPL cap for social pension would become helpful for at least one lakh people in the state who are poor but not included in the BPL list. Tripura has currently got 25.02 lakh people under the BPL and are eligible to avail a host of social security benefits apart from highly subsidized ration. “We are hopeful that this decision will have a

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71201 – 71473 Note: i. The Provisional Admit cards shall be issued from the 11th to 12th May 2017 in the Office of the NBSE. ii. Candidates are informed to collect the provisional admit card personally. iii. The signature in all the required places i.e. forms, counterfoil of the admit card, attendance register, etc. must tally. iv. Examination fee of ` 500/- (Rupees five hundred only) is to be paid during collection of admit card. v. As proof of identity, the candidate must produce the original/photocopy of the admit card of the HSSLC or HSLC Examination while collecting the NSEE Admit card and also have it in their possession in the examination hall. vi. No admit cards will be issued on the day of the examination. Candidates are advised to visit www.nbsenagaland.com to find out their roll nos., rules and instructions pertaining to the examination. ( Mrs. Asano Sekhose ) Chairman DC-986

NST COLONY, CITY TOWER JUNCTION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Hearty Congratulations for securing 1st position in HSSLC 2016-17 1. Miss. Myingthunglo Y. Kikon (Com) Holy Cross Hr. Secondary. 2. Miss. Sweety Thausen (Com) Christian Hr. Secondary School. 3. Miss. Asali Rume (Arts) St. Mary Hr. Secondary School Wishing you all many more success in your future endeavour.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 153 Dimapur, Wednesday, May 10, 2017

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ecent exposes in a section of the Nagaland media revealed that the finance department had accorded sanction twice for the same work(s) in two financial years and that another amount was sanctioned for works that were not done. As per documents available, on March 16, 2016 the finance department sanctioned Rs.20 crore for works in 24 R&B Divisions in 11 districts. Again, on December 12, 2016 (nine months later) another Rs.20 crore was sanctioned for the 24 R&B Divisions under 11 districts. This raises serious questions on how the amount mentioned in the sanction order was exactly the same between the March 16 and December 12, 2016 orders? It appears to be too coincidental that all 24 Divisions would receive exactly the same amount to the dot on the orders made in March and December 2016. If there was any suspicion of something very questionable, the other sanction amounting to Rs.5 crore issued on August 16, 2016 only served to confirm that there is definitely a need to get into the entire issue so as to unearth the facts. The sanction of Rs.5crore for improvement of road from City Tower to DC Court Junction is definitely questionable because there has been no physical evidence of any work having been done on this stretch of the road. The entire issue appears to be like letting the cat out of the bag as it also explains why roads in Nagaland continue to deteriorate without repair for as long as over ten years. The specious plea that the centre does not give money for annual maintenance is a poor excuse. Again, the quality of works are also poor and roads hardly last till the second year whereas they are to last without wear and tear for at least five years. Thus, there are two aspects of road works in Nagaland- one where payment is made twice for symbolic works and the other, payment made for work done on paper only. Each year during monsoon motorist and travellers face harrowing time especially while journeying by state highways. Among the conscienceless travellers are VVIPs and public leaders who see and experience the ordeal but perhaps their guilt has been softened by the huge amount of money they pocketed. Perhaps that’s why these VVIPs buy the most expensive SUVs with latest suspension technology to ease their tiny inconveniences. Even as the alleged scam reverberated across Nagaland, there were two things that were noticed and very unfortunately so. First, the state government’s finance and Roads and Bridges departments had no issued any clarification on the questionable and shocking double sanction as well as sanction for work not done. Secondly, the public of Nagaland have read the expose but were as conscienceless as those who indulged in questionable actions. If such had been the case in other non-Christian state (since everyone in the state loves to refer to themselves as adherents even if it may only be nominal), there would have been a spate of demands and protests against the government to come clean on the reports. So many irregularities and alleged scams have been exposed during the recent years but sadly nothing has been done and this appears that corruption is no longer unacceptable anymore.

DailyDevotion Reaching Beyond Our Grasp Where there is no revelation [or prophetic vision], the people cast off restraint… —Proverbs 29:18 There is a difference between holding on to a principle and having a vision. A principle does not come from moral inspiration, but a vision does. People who are totally consumed with idealistic principles rarely do anything. A person’s own idea of God and His attributes may actually be used to justify and rationalize his deliberate neglect of his duty. Jonah tried to excuse his disobedience by saying to God, “…I know that You are a gracious and merciful God, slow to anger and abundant in lovingkindness, One who relents from doing harm” (Jonah 4:2). I too may have the right idea of God and His attributes, but that may be the very reason why I do not do my duty. But wherever there is vision, there is also a life of honesty and integrity, because the vision gives me the moral incentive. Our own idealistic principles may actually lull us into ruin. Examine yourself spiritually to see if you have vision, or only principles. Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, Or what’s a heaven for? “Where there is no revelation [or prophetic vision]….” Once we lose sight of God, we begin to be reckless. We cast off certain restraints from activities we know are wrong. We set prayer aside as well and cease having God’s vision in the little things of life. We simply begin to act on our own initiative. If we are eating only out of our own hand, and doing things solely on our own initiative without expecting God to come in, we are on a downward path. We have lost the vision. Is our attitude today an attitude that flows from our vision of God? Are we expecting God to do greater things than He has ever done before? Is there a freshness and a vitality in our spiritual outlook?

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talk is going around that Dr. S.C. Jamir, former CM of Nagaland and presently the Governor of Odisha, is being invited as RSS Nominee for the post of Vice President of India. Some may think that it is an honour for a Naga to become the VP of India. No doubt, we all know the immense capability of Dr. S. C. Jamir and he is capable even for a higher responsibility. Yes, there is not an iota of doubt about his capability. But the multi trillion question is “is it an honour for the Nagas, for him, to accept the nomination of the RSS”? Do not we boast of Nagaland, being a Christian state? It is taken for granted that all those who know Nagaland; know it as a Christian state. Many have written on the issue, such as Thepfulhouvi Solo, Jagdamba Mall and the most recent being Toshirenla Ao, former Miss Nagaland, on 9th May 2017, who has written words of praises for Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu and Dr. S.C. Jamir, with a hint of acceptance for the RSS invitation. Yes, Naga Christians, this is the hour! Will the Naga Christians, ponder on the reasons by which Britain became the world’s most powerful nation and became ‘“Great” Britain’? I strongly believe

that the reason was because King James I (king of England, Scotland and Ireland) convened the Hampton Court Conference, for translation of the Holy Bible, to English, from Hebrew and Greek. The Hampton Court Conference was held in 1604 AD, following which came the steady expansion and rise of the British Kingdom and subsequent conversion of the English language into a world language. Please look up the historical records and convince ourselves that Britain became “Great” following Hampton Court Conference of 1604 AD, for translation of the Bible. Why do we need to argue or deliberate on the greatness of the God on whom we believe or the greatness of the British Kingdom? Indeed it was that the sun never sat on the British empire and although its greatness is waning, it still has its legacy and will live throughout the history of mankind. Why don’t we, for a moment, lend ear to what Norman Vincent Peale has to say “most of us would rather choose to be ruined by praise than be blessed by criticism/correction”? Are we to choose to be ruined by praise of becoming India’s VP, at the behest of RSS? Or should we choose to be blessed by this correction?

Are we to act like “doubting Thomas” or stand for our faith? Of course God’s blessings will not come overnight; but for our posterity. In fact the reign of King James I was marked by conflicts and antagonism of puritans. But for his steadfast faith in his God; his posterior Kingdom had become the world’s most powerful nation. Will the church also look up and comment, without the usual misconception in saying that the church is for spiritual works only? Yes, the church is for spiritual works; but the work is among the people of the world and the church needs to be involved with the world. For without involvement it is not possible to achieve the spiritual target. The target is to win people for God, as Jesus also said “I came not to call the righteous; but sinners to repentance”. So also why not join Joshua in saying “as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord” (Joshua 24:15)? Yes, Naga Christians, this is the hour! So, in short, no matter how high a post, I personally do not endorse the nomination of RSS, for it is a DISHONOR for us; Naga Christians. Er. Mhondamo Ovung, Zuvotong Colony, Wokha town

ance, a word that brings meaning to many, but means everything to the rest. There is a certain aura that dancing gives out, engulfing everyone that comes within sight, because they are not performers performing a dance anymore, but they become the dance themselves. It is not in words that one can explain the kind of hardships and uncertainty a dancer faces and goes through, but it all comes down to one thing in the end, the passion to live, breathe and talk dance. Street being the beginning, has given a platform to various performers. India is on par with the advancements and additions happening at the world stage of dance. Over the years, it has evolved from the earlier street dance forms of Hip Hop, Breaking, Tutting, Locking and Popping to the new street dance forms like Krumping, Wacking, Jerking and Liquid Popping which have become a rage in the country. Nagaland as a rapidly growing state is no less even when it comes to the street culture. There are various reputed solo dancers and crews that are waiting to showcase their abilities. This calls for organising more battles, jams, and sessions. The concept of a battle is such that it acts as a stage for crews and solo dancers who want to make a debut in street. Here dance means business, everyone getsready for a face-off and the battle begins! Rounds include Throw-downs, here dancers are caught unawares and in a split second of time need to synchronize their body and groove to the track being played. Who said dancing was a piece of cake? Sometimes battles even go on the entire day, increasing the numbers of both spectators and the participants. Over the years, India has carved a niche for themselves and are leading in potential and expertise in comparison to the other countries in the world. This has been possible due to the various events such as the Urban Dance Camp (India), Spunk Your Creek, Freeze, that exist, providing a base to newbies and the ones who already have a flair and firm foot in street dance.

Now this exposure and opportunity is in immense need by the young artists of Dimapur and Nagaland as a whole. Dimapur has excellent potential as it was seen in the most recent dance battle- RAW Battle 2K17 that took place at the Trionix Dance Studio in Signal Basti. The response from the dancers’ side as well as the parents’ side was encouraging, with the theme “Say no to alcohol but yes to arts” the RAW Battle set a lesson for the young artists to take life and dance seriously. More of such jams and battles should be organised in order to provide a platform for these amazing performers to not only display their talents but also to grow as a dancer. These events don’t go in waste as it is a forum where the dancers can exchange knowledge, abilities and develop as a community. The street culture was first initiatedin Nagaland by crews like Funky Fresh Boys, Elemenz Crew and the Trinity Mob but now as times have changed, more and different types of crews and solo artists are coming to the rise. The calibre that they possess is tremendous and inspiring, the rate at which these upcoming artists are exploring their talents gives out a sense of pride. The pride to know that we have the potential to stand on equal terms with the major cities when it comes to learning and respecting the Street culture. In the end, one must realise that Street dance is not just a form of art but is considered a culture when combined with its other elements, such as Beatboxing and Graffiti art. The commitment, effort and dedication a dancer puts into every performance, and the kind of togetherness the dancers share among themselves bind them to form a single entity. The street dancers in Dimapur strive for acceptance of this culture, which will bring them the desired and deserved respect and a meaning to their life. Marina Jose, DC Court, Duncan Dimapur

Indo -Naga Political talks is nearing its logical conclusions

obody can deny that, there is only one Shillong Accord and there are no Series of Shillong Accords in the Political history of the Naga National movements for Self determinations. The only and the most treacherous Shillong Accord was signed on 11th.November,1975 at Shillong between the NNC/ FGN and Govt. of India represented by former Governor, L.P. Singh. Through this very treacherous Accord signed in 1975 with India, the NNC/FGN surrendered to Govt. of India along with all the weapons and accepted the Constitution of India, unconditionally. Hence, it is not deniable that, those who were part of the NNC/ FGN are already Indian by their own volitions and consents and they are traitors of Naga National movement. The NNC/FGN had committed the most severe act of betrayal and charging them of highest treasons is fully justified. The signing of the Shillong Accord by the NNC/FGN is the greatest Political blunder ever committed against Naga Nation. They have forfeited their rights to talk about Naga Political issues and cannot represent the Nagas at any level. The NSCN had overcome series of treacherous and deadly onslaughts which were meticulously preplanned and perpetrated against it by the traitors of Naga nation. However, God had not failed to protect the Nagas under the visionary and dynamic leaderships of former Yaruiwo, Lt. Isak Chishi Swu and Ato Kilonser, Th.Muivah, The younger Naga generations are fortunate enough that, the Nagas’ Sovereign rights are being recognized by India. The acceptance of the Nagas as a unique people and as with equal status and as a separate entity with Sovereign rights is the biggest and highest Political achievement the Nagas had ever attained. The Framework Agreement ensuring for peaceful coexistence between the Nagas and India with shared Sovereignty will surely usher in peace and brighter Political era for the Nagas. It is not deniable that,

reaching the Final Stage of Political negotiations with India, resulting in the signing of the 3 August Framework Agreement, 2015, has utterly surprised and had discouraged some Political organizations. The adversaries of the NSCN have realized the realities of their own positions, a Ship without the Oars and the Mast. The current Political achievement of the Nagas led by the NSCN had persevered through difficult roads and had signed the most cherished Political Agreement by which it will restore the pride and safeguard the rights of each and every Naga wherever they are. At this juncture it is visible that relentless efforts are being made by those people who had committed crimes against Naga Nation to mislead the people and the masses especially after signing the historic Framework Agreement. The treacherous Shillong Accord was signed on 11 November,1975 whereas Late. Mr. A.Z.Phizo died in 1990 and even after about 15 years of signing the Shillong Accord, Phizo did not deny nor condemned the same accord. The Shillong Accord was signed by the NNC/ FGN by accepting all the laid conditions of the said Accord but not in piecemeal which can never be deleted or erased from Nagas Political History. It will only go down further as a black chapter in the History of the Nagas. Nagas are fully aware of the silly and treacherous efforts of the NNC/FGN in signing as ‘undergrounds’ in an attempt to conceal their true identity, whereas, the truth cannot be hidden as Zashei Huire took over reigns and started follow ups of the treacherous accord by 2 December,1975. The NSCN is also surprised and amused by the wide and in-depth knowledge of Mr. Jagdamba Mall, who has written detailed accounts about Dr. S.C. Jamir, former Chief Minister and Governor. His writings have thrown sufficient light that, he isan ardent supporter and relentlessly campaigns to elect him to the purported Post of Vice President of India. Unexpectedly, the

writer had disclosed to the Nation and the World many new facts and information about Dr. S. C. Jamir for which the NSCN is grateful to him. Mr.Jagdamba had fully exposed the true ugly colours of Dr. S.C.Jamir in context to his opposite and confronting roles against Nagas National Movement. Mr.Jagdamba writings have confirmed that Dr.S.C.Jamir is the Son of Bharatmata and he definitely possesses “Anti Naga DNA/Genetic properties”. These disclosures are nothing less than a litmus test results about Dr. S.C. Jamir who had stood in the ways of Naga national Movements at all levels till the highest offices of India since the past many decades. It may be recalled that, Mr. Jagdamba Mall, had worked in the Accountant General Office, Kohima for many years, and he is also fully aware that, Indian Army waged wars against the defenseless and unarmed Nagas. The unconquered Nagas were compelled to defend their land and its people from the violent Indian aggressors. The invasions of Nagalim by the Indian Security Forces had scars of untold miseries and sufferings. Many lakhs of Nagas were killed mercilessly, Mothers and daughters were raped even in Holy Churches, innocents were tortured while thousands and thousands were rendered homeless, fatherless, motherless and villages were burnt down to ashes destroying every grain of food and Lives tocks. At the most darkest and most horrible periods, while Nagas were being militarily hunted and killed by Indian Army, any individual who worked hands in glove with the enemies are traitors and Dr. S.C. Jamir was no exception. The NSCN feels that utmost caution is required to upkeep the present hard earned peace that presently prevails in the lands by abstaining oneself from indulgence in any derogatory writings and speeches. Mr. Jagdamba Mall did not make a mention about one of the most revealing letters of Dr. S.C.Jamir by which he confirmed himself to be a betrayer of Indian

Union not only to the Nagas. His letter to the first Chief Minister of Nagaland, Late. Mr. P.Shilu, tells it all. Quote “Oku Shilu, what nonsense is this Prime Minister Nehru speaking in the Parliament to have talks with A. Z.Phizo? If he has to do like this I am ready to come back. We are also capable of creating problems much more than what Phizo do” Unquote . True to his commitment, Dr. S.C.Jamir came back to Nagaland with the agenda of “Solution for Nagas of Nagaland” claiming that, only Nagas of Nagaland State have the right to resolve Nagas Political issue. His call was responded by both armed and unarmed organizations which are in his pay rolls. These agents of Dr. S.C.Jamir started creating havocs of divisions within the Naga Society with the main objective to create a stumbling block to the ongoing Political talks. This is most treacherous and a sellout of Nagas political rights. The adverse effects of the divide and rule policies of India against the Naga Nation is the mother of turmoil and Political unrests of today across States and International boundaries. This is the most devastating Policy of the post Independent India against the fierce Naga warriors which should be defeated at all costs. At this juncture, any individual and organization taking up the slogans that further divides the Nagas are agents of Indian divisive Policies. The Khehoi Campers and NSCN Reformation seem happy and contented in signing SoO with GOI which is degrading enough as the Cease Fire is being reduced to mere SoO. Dr. S.C.Jamir’s agenda for Nagas of Nagaland is totally against the spirit of Naga nationalism as it fulfills the evil desires of their masters and it will go down the history similar to the treacherous Shillong Accord. Such voices of divisiveness are detrimental to the Nagas unity which can be expected from people and organization whose personal interests and agendas are kept above the common interests of the Nagas. The so called

NNPG’s led by Khehoi campers undertaking their Slogan of Solution for only Nagas of Nagaland State with concocted and twisting of facts that Integration issue is already rejected by Govt. of India. This is unfortunate and it is an attempt to mislead the people as the Road Map for integrations, as per democratic norms, is being agreed upon by India and the NSCN. At the time when all the Nagas throughout Nagalim were suffering, the 16th. State of Indian Union/Nagaland State was curved out leaving the other fellow Nagas scattered in different regions and States/ Country. If the NNPG’s seriously meant for Nagas of Nagaland State alone, then it is another sell out. Further as the NNPG’s has taken the NNC/FGN into its fold, a party who had treacherously signed the Shillong Accord, then the NNPG’s should first accept the 16 Point Agreement and the Constitution of India. The Khehoi Campers and Reformation groups had accepted the ‘Laws of the land’/Constitution of India, at the time of signing the Cease Fire with India. The NSCN will not allow the applications of Indian laws as Nagas are never under India. Hence, the NNPG’s led by Khehoi Campers should stop meddling in the Political affairs of the

Nagas by posing themselves as National Workers. All sections and categories of the people must take precautions that they are not befooled by such elements but take the road that leads to the final Political freedom which is cherished by every section of Naga Society. In the midst of tantrums-like atmosphere created by people and organizations who are adverse to reaching an Honorable Political Solution with India, the NSCN once again assure the people that the Indo - Naga Political talks is nearing its logical conclusions. Through the series of Political negotiations, India has recognized the uniqueness of Nagas history and cultures and Nagas were independent before the arrival of the British. Only part of Nagalim was conquered by British. There are no merger agreement between the Nagas and India. India invaded Nagalim and set up arbitrary boundaries and divided the Nagas without their consents. Nagas are racially and culturally different from India. As of now the Nagas have agreed to coexist together under Shared Sovereignty. The ongoing Indo – Naga Political talks is at fast pace and progressing smoothly. Issue by: MIP, NSCN/GPRN

Reader’s Post

Appeal to principal director of School Education

Sir,

The government of Nagaland P and AR Department vide office memorandum No. AR/8/8/78 dated January 2012 had extended compassionate appointment scheme for State Government employees who die in harness, which is really appreciated. But the actual implementation of the scheme is far from satisfactory, considering the plight of the genuine aggrieved families whose cases remained unsettled for so long. In the present context, many such cases are lying pending under the Directorate of School Education. Infact, some cases are almost two years running now. Hence, this humble appeal is made on behalf of the poor and unfortunate families to speed up the genuine cases to avoid further delay of justice. L. Yepthomi and Seingam kuki, Purana bazaar, East 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.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 10, 2017

SC sentences Justice Karnan to 6 months in jail

Justice C.S. Karnan a long showdown between Karnan and judges of the Madras High Court when he was part of it and later with the apex court judges. Karnan had written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January about alleged corruption in Indian judiciary. The judge was sentenced in absentia and West Bengal Police was ordered to constitute a team immediately to arrest Karnan, whose tenure comes to an end in June. West Bengal Police chief chief Anuj Sharma,

however, told IANS that he was waiting for the Supreme Court order before he could “proceed accordingly”. But Karnan had reached Chennai where he was staying in the State Guest House at Chepauk. Senior Advocate K.K. Venugopal, appearing for Justice Karnan, asked the court if it can wait for his retirement and not sentence a sitting judge of a High Court. Chief Justice Khehar said the court cannot make such distinctions to punish for contempt. “Before us, there is no judge or private party or public party. He is a citizen of India, if he is guilty he should be punished,” the Chief Justice said. The bench also said it was satisfied in punishing him. In its order, the Supreme Court also restrained the print and electronic media from carrying statements by Justice Karnan.

US reaffirms commitment to Tibetans during meet

Dharamsala, May 9 (IANS): A US Congressional delegation on Tuesday met Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama here on Tuesday and reaffirmed their commitment to the cause of Tibetan people and to address the issue of Tibet through the mutually beneficial policy. The eight-member delegation, led by House of Representatives’ Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, reached here on Tuesday on a two-day visit. “Our delegation visits @DalaiLama in his spirit of faith & peace coming to be inspired & demonstrate our commitment to the Tibetan people,” tweeted the Democrat lawmaker. Besides Pelosi, the delegation includes Jim Sensenbrenner, Eliot Engel, Jim McGovern, Betty McCollum, Judy Chu, Joyce Beatty and Pramila Jayapal. Pelosi, a former Speaker of the House of Representatives, is a long-time sup-

Nancy Pelosi porter of the Tibetan cause and last visited Dharamsala in 2008 to express solidarity for the Tibetan people in the aftermath of unrest in Tibet ahead of the Beijing Olympics. Congresswoman Jayapal is the first IndianAmerican woman to be elected to the House of Representatives. The delegation met Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, in a private audience at his residence here. They also met Central Tibetan Administration (CAT) President and Prime Minister-in-exile Lobsang Sangay. The Tibetan government-in-exile is not recognised by any country.

Punjab withdraws dress code for teachers Chandigarh, May 9 (IANS): Under fire from various quarters, the Punjab Education Department on Tuesday suspended two officers and withdrew its controversial order prescribing a dress code for women teachers in government schools. Education Department Deputy Director Amrish Shukla and Assistant Director Amarbir Singh were suspended by Education Minister Aruna Chaudhary, who took strong exception to the dress code order issued “without proper authorisation”. The controversial order, issued in Punjabi language, said “jeans, tops, bhadkeela pehrawa (brightly coloured clothes) and fashionable dresses” worn by women teachers had a bad influence on students. It also directed district education officials to conduct regular inspections in government schools to ensure that women teachers did not wear such clothes.

Netherlands backs India’s bid for permanent UNSC seat NEW DELHI, MAY 9 (AGENCIES): The Netherlands today came out in support of India’s bid for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), saying the country is a “prime candidate” if the premier global body were to expand. Observing that to remain relevant, bodies such as the UNSC need to be fundamentally reformed, Dutch Foreign Minister Bert Koenders said: “If the Security Council were to include additional permanent seats, then my country sees India of course as a prime candidate”. In an attempt to get the United Nations reform process moving, India and other G4 nations including Brazil, Germany and Japan recently said they were open to innovative ideas and willing to not exercise veto as permanent members of a

reformed Security Council until a decision on it has been taken. Addressing an interactive session organised by industry body CII here, he said the Netherlands too expects to be a non-permanent member of the UNSC next year. Sharing his views on the situation in war-torn Syria, the Dutch Foreign Minister remarked: “I find especially the position of the Russian Federation as to its use of veto power even when there are chemical attacks unacceptable.” He said one can only have a functioning security council if there is legitimacy and effectiveness. Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution that would have condemned the use of chemical weapons in Syria last month and called on the government there to cooperate with an investigation into the incident.

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New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): In a first in India’s judicial history, the Supreme Court on Tuesday sentenced a sitting high court -- Justice C.S. Karnan of Calcutta High Court -- to six months in jail for contempt following a series of actions by the Dalit judge topped by his graft charges against other judges. “We are of the unanimous view that Justice C.S. Karnan is guilty of contempt of court and interfered with judicial process of grievous nature,” a seven-judge bench headed by Chief Justice J.S. Khehar said while holding him guilty of contempt for his utterances against the Chief Justice of India and other judges of the apex court. “We sentence him to imprisonment for six months. The sentence shall be extended forthwith,” it observed bringing to an end

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New Delhi, May 9 (PTI): Demonetisation, announced by India exactly six month ago, will not stop the generation of black money on its own and more initiatives are needed to unearth all kinds of undeclared wealth, says a UN report. In a surprise decision on November 8, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had scrapped old Rs 500/1000 notes, flushing out 87 per cent of the total currency in circulation. The United Nation’s ‘Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific 2017’ said that while estimates of the size of the black economy in India vary at about 20-25 per cent of the GDP, cash is estimated to make up only about 10 per cent of that value.

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start taxing agriculture. This is not the time. They are under distress,” he said. The Finance Minister said farmers should be helped and not taxed. “The government is very clear (on that),” he added. “In any case, the Central government has no power. It is the power of state governments (to tax farm income) and my own view is none of the states is going to do it,” he said. N I T I A ayo g Vi c e Chairman Arvind Panagariya has also clarified that Debroy’s comments on taxing farm income were his personal views and not those of the government

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think-tank. On the ordinance promulgated last week to enable the RBI to order lenders to initiate insolvency proceedings against defaulters and create committees to advise banks on recovering non-performing loans, Jaitley said the resolution of NPAs would take time but the process had to be expeditiously started now by the banks. “Already the ordinance has been approved. The authorization has been given. The RBI itself has come out with some guidelines. Some management changes have taken place. “Now the next stage is that through the JLF mechanism, the resolutions should start and we do expect the banks to cooperate in making the JLF mechanism a success,” he said. The mechanism of JLF, or the joint lending forum, came into effect in 2014 with the intention of recognizing stressed assets early and coming up with a corrective action plan (CAP) within 45 days.

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New Delhi, May 9 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said the government has no plans to tax agricultural income, including that of prosperous farmers, saying a rich farmer is “a very rare institution” and not the norm. In an interview, he said the farm sector is in distress and there was no question of taxing agricultural income. NITI Aayog member Bibek Debroy had late last month stated that farmers should be liable to pay tax on their incomes at par with other citizens after seasonal fluctuations are adjusted. “I have already contradicted that. I have already said that we are not in favour of doing that,” he said. Stating that the agriculture sector is in distress, he said farm holdings are very small in size. “The rich farmer is a very rare institution. It is not the norm. It is only a rare exception and therefore, at a time when you need to support agriculture because of the distress, this is hardly the time to deflect the issue and

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TDP MLA booked for attacking police officer

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Prabhakar reportedly attacked the Forest Department officials at Kolleru Wildlife Sanctuary when the authorities tried to stop the road laying works in the sanctuary. A complaint against the MLA is pending with the Krishna district police.

CAMPUS : PADUMPUKHURI, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND ESTD : 1992, AFFILIATED TO NAGALAND UNIVERSITY RECOGNIZED UNDER SECTION 2(F) & 12(B) OF THE UGC ACT, 1958

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CARMEL HR. SEC. SCHOOL 4TH MILE, DIMAPUR The School Authority and Teaching Faculty would like to congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC, 2017. Special congratulations to Mr. Nughika K Sumi for being the subject topper in History, securing 92 marks. The School Management would like to request the presence of all the successful students to school in school uniform for a felicitation programme on 12th May at 8:30 A.M. Admission for Class 11 Arts, Science and Commerce begins on 10th May, 2017. DP-4456

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lanu village centre, in view of the ‘jatara’ being held at Devarapalli. The ASI and constables were following the directions of the superior officers and were diverting the vehicular traffic towards Tadepalligudem to prevent traffic congestions. Prabhakar, who came

news a couple of years back, when he along with his followers, reportedly manhandled Musunuru Tahsildar D. Vanajakshi, on West Godavari-Krishna district borders, after the Tahsildar tried to stop sand smuggling from a rivulet. In another incident,

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to the spot late in the night on Sunday, had an argument with the police for diverting the traffic. “The MLA used abusive language and attacked the police,” the complaint says. Police registered a case under Section 353 of IPC (assault or criminal force to deter a public servant from discharge of his duty), Section 506 of IPC (punishment for criminal intimidation) and other sections. Prabhakar represents from Denduluru Assembly Constituency. No arrest has been made in the case, the West Godavari police told The Hindu. Prabhakar was in the

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Vijayawada, MAY 9 (AGENCIES): The Denduluru police registered a case against TDP MLA and Government Whip Chitamaneni Prabhakar for allegedly attacking an Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) and his staff, while they were diverting traffic. Shocked over the highhanded behaviour of the MLA, ASI J. Papa Rao, attached to Devarapalli police station, lodged a complaint in Denduluru police station in West Godavari district, on Monday. According to the police, the ASI and the other police personnel were diverting traffic, at Gundugo-

state Nukhu undertakes inspection of WPI in Pangti village

25th anniversary of Phomla Hoichem celebrated in Longleng

(3rd from left) Asangla Cholong member Nagaland State Commission for Women with the executive members of Phomla Hoichem after unveiling the monolith at Longleng today. (NP) Correspondent LONGLENG, MAY 9 (NPN): Members of the Nagaland State Commission for Women Asangla Cholong said, women can play a greater role to promote gender equality without hesitation, asserting that society cannot progress unless equal opportunity was given to the women. She said this while addressing the silver anniversary celebration of Phomla Hoichem (Phom Women Organization) at district headquarters Longleng, as the chief guest. Asangla Cholong who was also the founding president of the Phomla

Hoichem said, unless equal platform was given to the womenfolk, no society could go forward and progress in any front. She therefore encouraged the womenfolk of Phom community to march forward without hesitation to shape the future of the society. Asangla also said anniversary was a time to retrospect on the past years and to honour the past leaders who had rendered tireless service for the betterment of the society. She urged the womenfolk of Phom community to rededicate themselves to the spirit of forgiveness and reconciliation through the celebration. Asangla also urged the

Phomla Hoichem to play a vital role in facilitating noble and progressive activities not only in Phom community but in entire ENPO area. She also acknowledged the organization for achieving a milestone by completing 25 years since its existence. Rev.Dr. L.Anjo Keikung, chancellor, NECU shared on the theme “Ray of Hope” on the occasion. Earlier, the chief guest unveiled the monolith at Phomla Hoichem office complex Longleng and dedicatory prayer was pronounced by Angbhen Phom, women secretary Phom Baptist Christian Association. Others who delivered short speeches include,

Organisations condole late R. Zhavise Vihienuo

D I M A P U R : Va r i o u s organisations have condoled the demise of late R. Zhavise Vihienuo who had passed away on May 7. APO: Angami Public Organisation (APO) expressed deep sorrow at the sudden demise of Zavise Vihenuo. APO in a condolence message by president, Dr. Vilhousa Seleyi and secretary info & publicity, Neisakholie Ziephru conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. APO stated that late Zavise was a guiding father of APO and the senior most member of the organisation as well as being a teacher, social worker and a man of God. APO stated that it could not express its sorrow in words and the void created by his demise would be difficult to fill. APO stated that he would be remembered through prayers and fond memories. APO also prayed that Almighty God give the bereaved family peace and comfort and that

the departed soul rest in peace. KMC: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has expressed sadness at the demise of one of its former member, late R. Zhavise Vihienuo on May 7. A condolence note by KMC administrator, Kovi Meyase stated that late Zhavise had served as a Member of the erstwhile Kohima town committee from 19841986. KMC expressed its profound gratitude for the services rendered by him and also pray for his soul to rest in peace and for the Lord to give solace to the bereaved family. NSBSG: Nagaland Bharat Scout and Guides (NSBSG) has condoled the demise of late R. Zhavise Vihienuo. In a condolence note, officiating state secretary cum state organizing commissioner NSBSG John Tochimong stated that late Vihienuo was the founding member of NSBSG association and also served as the first state

organizing commissioner (scout) in the scouting movement of Nagaland from July 15 1967 to February 22, 1978. It stated that in his demise the association has lost a very dedicated adult leader whose position in the movement would be irreplaceable. NSBSG said late Vihienuo would be missed and remembered always for his good deeds done for the youth. NSBSG conveyed condolence to the family members and prayed that the departed soul rest in eternal peace. Dr. Vikuosa Nienu: Dr. Vikuosa Nienu has expressed sadness over the loss of Zhavise Vihienuo. In a condolence note Dr. Vikuosa stated that Zhavise was a good man who loved the Lord and he had known Zhavise back in the sixties during his short stint in the Education department. Dr. Vikuosa also extended his thoughts and prayers to the loved ones Zhavise had left behind.

Denngan Avennoho deputy commissioner Longleng, president Phom Peoples’ Council Chingan Phom, Nyathei Phom, advisor ENWO and Akokla Shami, first treasurer. The programme was led by Angngoi Phom, Nyemdan Phom, invocation prayer by Rev. Beau Phom, pastor Longleng Town Baptist Church while presidential address was delivered by A.Shamthai Phom, president Phomla Hoichem. Chief guest also released the anniversary souvenir followed by dedicatory prayer by Y.Nuklu Phom, executive secretary Phom Baptist Christian Association. During the programme all the founding members and pioneers were felicitated which was led by Angbhen Phom. Vote of thanks was proposed by Dr.I.Anungla Phom, convener. The highlights of the programme included special song presented by choir and Phomla Yiukhadhu Longleng, poem recitation by Phomla Hoichem Tamlu unit. The programme was attended by hundreds of Phom women, representatives from ENWO, women representatives from all the tribes under ENPO, government officials, and public leaders.

1st NAP D Coy conducts ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’ DIMAPUR: The 1st NAP, D Coy, posted at Nagaland Zoological Park, Rangapahar as part of “Swachh Bharat Mission” conducted social work inside the Zoological Park along with the staff of the park on May 8. The team cleared the jungles along the road and near the enclosures and white washed the tree trunks along the roadside for maintaining cleanliness and beautification of the Zoological Park. The 1st NAP, D Coy posted at the zoo provides security and protection in the zoo and they have also been supporting the zoo staff in keeping the zoo clean. Assistant Conservator of Forest, Obed Bohovi Swu, on behalf of the director and management of the park extended gratitude to the jawans led by CHM Mughato.

National symposium on human rights in Mkg

Acting vice-chancellor NS jamir (center) releasing the book. (NP) Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, MAY 9 (NPN): A one-day, “National Symposium on Human Rights; Emerging Paradigms”, was jointly organised by the departments of Sociology & Geography, Nagaland University, Lumami, Tuesday, at the Ihoshe Kinimi Hall with imminent social activist Niketu Iralu and human rights activist, educator and managing director, Akum Longchari as resource persons. While delivering the

key note address, former pro-VC, NU, Prof. A Lanu Ao challenged each and every individual to be a human right activist for a just society, as human beings. Asserting on the sufferings that the North Eastern people of India, past and prior to the independence of India, Prof. Lanu said “we have suffered enough”, and so must be prepared with the basic knowledge of our human rights for the future, so as to “remember, protect and preserve

our identify”, he added. Prof. A Lanu Ao shared 3 important features that must be observed at the emerging paradigm shift in the land: Human rights should be free from governmental violations in the name of law and provisions; People should enjoy human rights and the basic amenities of life in all equality: And that there should be even aspects of civil, political and economic rights. A. Lanu urged the academicians, intellectuals and responsible institu-

tions to play an important role in disseminating the principles of human rights to the interiors of the people. At the same time, the professor reminded that while in pursuit of human rights, one should not forget about the rightful co-existence of all living beings and nature. He said man cannot exist alone without an even environment. The book, titled ‘Human Rights in Nagaland : Emerging Paradigms’, coauthored by Dr. Lanusashi Longkumer & Dr. Toshimenla Jamir was released by vice-chancellor, Nagaland University, N S Jamir and a special folk motif choral song was presented by the students of IV semester, department of Sociology. Welcome address was said by Dr. Toshimenla Jamir and foot note of the book was highlighted by Dr. Lanusashi Longkumer. The compere of the inaugural programme was Pitheli Jimo and the vote of thanks was moved by Hod, Geography, Prof. M S Rawat.

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary of Higher & Technical Education, Deo Nukhu inspected the ongoing Wokha Polytechnic Institute (WPI) at Pangti village on May 9. According to DIPR report, Nukhu’s visit was to oversee the progress of construction work which had started since 2015. During his visit the parliamentary secretary informed that, proposal for creation of post for the said institution has already been put up and was likely to commence from 2018 onwards. He also informed that for up-gradation to higher level was under process and to include more viable subjects like electrical and mechanical and other important subjects. He said with the construction of NH WokhaMerapani road Wokha Polytechnic would become a centre of education for the district and state as a whole. Department officials from Kohima and Wokha district administration let by ADC, Bhandari, Orenthung Lotha accompanied Nukhu.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Dimapur Lotha Students’ Union organizes career guidance seminar

Resource persons with the students and DLSU office bearers at Lotha Hoho Ki on Tuesday. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M AY 9 (NPN): A day-long “career guidance and students counselling” was organized by Dimapur Lotha Students Union (DLSU) at Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur on Tuesday for the benefit of HSLC and HSSLC students and those who have appeared exam. The seminar was held on the theme, “build your future”. Even though the turnout was not so encouraging, resource per-

sons from various field and young experts covered various topics that were beneficial to the students in choosing their future. In the first session, resource person from Youthnet led by head of training, Nuneseno informed the students in taking decision at the right time. She not only informed the students on the various courses but also gave an insight details and background on the opportunities available in the state. In addition, participating students took the op-

portunities and voiced their doubts. Students also actively took part in the interaction session. In the afternoon session the resource persons were Nagaland flying and Adventure Sports Association chairman Myingthungo Ababe Ezung, The Institute for Music Education (TiME) director Yanpothung Humtsoe and East Air and charter service base manager Mhonjan Humtsoe. The workshop was chaired by DLSU vice president, Wontsuthung Humtsoe.

DC Mon releases booklet on cardamom practices in Konyak dialect

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MON, MAY 9 (NPN): A booklet on “package of practices of large cardamom” in Konyak dialect was released Tuesday by DC Mon, W. Honje Konyak at DC conference hall. The booklet, translated by DHO Mon, Y Bongti Konyak and B. Yanang Konyak was published by Spices Board of India. DC while congratulating the DHO for successfully translating the book into Konyak dialect stated that it was a significant day for the cardamom farmers. Although the people of Mon district were basically farmers, due to lack of technology and modern method of farming, the farmers in the district could not yield sustainable amount of production, the DC said. Therefore, he urged upon the farmers gathered to adhere to the guidelines of the plantation process, as such methods and guidelines were made after thorough scientific research. Pointing at the pres-

One-day training for rural farmers DIMAPUR: One-day training programme for the rural farmers was conducted at Kezoma village by Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Kohima on May 1. The programme was conducted in three technical sessions with scientist K. Michael Pienyii, scientist Zhiete and scientist Imtisenla as resource persons. K. Michael Pienyii highlighted on the activities and mandates of the KVK. Imtisenla gave a lecture on SRI, where she elaborated on the benefits, its importance and economical aspects. Zhiete spoke on the soil nutrient conservation by using Dhiancha as a green manure crop. K. Michael Pienyii deliberated on the management of insect pests of paddy which was one of the major factors affecting the production and productivity. Pienyii requested the farmers to conserve the natural enemies of the insect pests. The programme was chaired by training assistant Keviyieno Zhasa.

DC along with DHO and senior field officer, Spice Board of India releasing the booklet.

ent system of farming, where the farmers generally practiced traditional method of cultivation, without looking into prospective aspect, the DC urged upon the farmers to change their mindset and work towards achieving maximum production to sustain their livelihood. He also suggested the agri and allied departments to identify and differentiate various suitable

locations for planting various types of plantation. Meanwhile, DHO Mon Y Bongti Konyak, while delivering welcome address requested the farmers gathered to disseminate and sensitize whatever they had learnt at the program and from the booklet, with those illiterate farmers for the general benefit of all the famers of the district. Senior field officer,

Spices Board of India, Sandeep, while delivering short speech informed that the Spices Board of India would assists all those farmers who wanted to go for exposure tour to various research facilities in the country. The program organised by DHO was attended by Irrigation and Flood Control, Veterinary, Agri, Soil and cardamom famers of the district.

Five brothers vested with clerical habit

Newly vested priests along with Bishop of Kohima. DIMAPUR: Five Brothers, namely, John Thoru (Diocese of Kohima), L.S Jonah and D.P Luke (Archdiocese of Imphal), Christopher Maroh and PatranMurmu (Archdiocese of Kolkata) were vested with Clerical habit at Good Shepherd Seminary on May 6, in the presence of priests, Religious brothers and sister, friends and relatives. The occasion was solemnized with the Holy Mass presided over by Bishop James. At the commencement Holy Mass bishop thanked

Fr. Chacko, the rector, Good Shepherd Seminary and all the formators for guiding the brothers. He also thanked the parents and relatives for offering their children in the service of the Lord. In his homily, Bishop James congratulated the brothers for boldly coming forward to get vested in clerical habit, which was a step for the stage of formation to priesthood. He exhorted the brothers that putting on the white garment means “a symbol of interior transformation

that is desired”. Emphasizing on being intimate followers of Christ in one’s vocation, bishop James stressed on three aspects of commitment, which were permanent, faithful and fruitful. He also assured prayerful support to the newly vested brothers. The newly vested brothers were felicitated by the inmates of Good Shepherd seminary with songs and steps. Later, vote of thanks was proposed by Bro. Albert after which meal was served to all.

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ERO-Net training conducted in Wka

AEO Wokha and state level master trainer Toshimongba Longchar, and (Right) a section of the BLOs at DC conference hall, Wokha on Monday. (NP) Correspondent WOKHA, MAY 9 (NPN): Training on ERO-Net was conducted on Monday for Booth Level Officers (BLOs) of Wokha district here at DC conference hall, Wokha with Assistant Election Officer (AEO) Wokha and State Level Master Trainer Toshimongba Longchar as resource person. Addressing the BLOs, Longchar explained that ERO-Net was an Election Commission of India (ECI) portal where all election related activities of the country would be connected to a single server to keep track of form fillings, errors and multiple entry corrections, status of submitted applications including approval,

rejection or scheduled hearings, and check lists for field verifications. The entire ECI workflow including E-Roll and EPIC generation would be captured on ERO-Net using features like monitoring dashboards, mobile apps, alerts and notifications. Longchar said that ERO-Net would facilitate efficient form processing, simplified dashboards, role based access, maintenance of e-rolls, family information, easy migration from one constituency to another by facilitating seamless communication between the EROs of two constituency where de-duplication would also be taken care of while including entries in the E-roll, EPIC portability

– migration from one constituency to another while retaining the same EPIC number, and online form processing. The master trainer also explained that ERONet would enable various services to external stakeholders, and also help in improving efficiency and decision making of internal stakeholders. Towards this end, he said, ERO-Net was envisioned keeping in mind the mandate of ECI – that no eligible voter be left behind irrespective of his language or physical ability. ERO-Net strives to make an applicant’s entry in E-Roll unambiguous and error free without much of a hassle where a humongous machinery of ECI comprising

of more than 9.94 lakh personnel was working behind the scenes to achieve the goal, he added. AEO Wokha also informed the BLOs to collect documents as proof of residence and identity to cross check electors’ photos and identities in the ongoing colour photography campaign. In this regard, he informed that any of following documents may be submitted by the electors: Aadhaar card, bank passbook, ration card, passport, driving license, matric admit card, service ID card. The BLOs were further directed to furnish details of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) within their respective Polling Stations.

GPRN/NSCN USR meets Longkhim GBs D I M A P UR : G P R N / NSCN United Sangtam Region (USR) and GBs of Longkhim Town held a joint meeting at its Headquarters Longkhim town on May 6, 2017. MIP of GPRN/NSCN in a statement said that the GBs of Longkhim town have affirmed that the Nagas of Nagaland must decide their future first while maintaining emotional integration with the rest of the Nagas in Indian state and beyond. “The historical rights and political aspirations for the future generation must be decided by the Nagas of Nagaland alone”, said the statement. The GBs also viewed that unification and peace alone was the ultimate way for solution of the long vexed Naga political problem. They therefore, urged the rest of the Nagas to come forward for peace and unity and a solution which will be acceptable to all the Nagas. The representatives of the GPRN/NSCN in their brief note expressed the position of the government. The representatives of the GPRN/NSCN were- T. Sekhaba RAO, USR, Nangshiba, Dy Kilonser, Ritsa, Secretary to Envoy to the collective leadership, Atsoba Region Secy, Khadiba Leacy, Makhamba Leacy and Makhi Razupeyu and the representatives of the GB’s are Tinu R GB, Imkong GB, Munguba GB and Helep GB.

Sazo visits rural water supply project SDEO, JEO, AEO and TOTs Tseminyu inspection tour

DIMAPUR: The sub divisional education officer (SDEO) Tseminyu along with JEO, AEO and TOTs undertook an inspection and supervision tour to all areas of the division from February 2 to April 4. During the tour, the team held meetings at all places with the VEC/SMC members, village council members, women leaders, students leaders, village youth leaders and teachers. The visiting officials stressed on the decreasing trend of enrolment in Government schools despite efforts to make education easy, accessible and affordable by opening schools at all villages and providing free text books, uniforms and Mid Day Meal. Valuable feedbacks, concerns and issues raised by the community leaders were collected for follow up action. Accordingly, all teachers’ meeting on the theme

“retrospection and rededication” was convened on April 25 at Tseminyu Town hall wherein SDEO Tseminyu, Orenponi Lotha, spoke on the theme. SDEO asked the teachers to love their job and rededicate their service towards the students. Mathew K.J shared about teaching – learning process in the meeting. Chegeseng Kath, AEO presented the ways and means to build good rapport and healthy relation with the community and the stakeholders. The teachers also shared their views and suggestions during the discussion for improvement of schools under the block. A resolution to that effect was adopted after the meeting. Earlier, the meeting was led by Soti Tep, TOT and invocation was pronounced by Kewalo Kent, HM, GHS Phenshunyu.

Consultative meeting on Child Rights held in Mon

KVK Longleng training-cumdemonstration

Minister of PHED visits water supply for Chiephobozou RD block. DIMAPUR: Minister of PHED Chotisuh Sazo along with the secretary, Maongwati Aier, chief engineer, Er. Kevisekho Kruse and field officers visited and took stock of the progress of implementation of the project, “Providing water supply to 24 villages under Chiephobozou R.D. Block” Tuesday. The pumping project involves creation of sev-

eral balancing reservoirs of capacity of 28.5 lakhs litres and 30 lakhs litres. Once the project (which is now in advanced stage) is completed, a total of 24 water scarce villages under Chiephobozou RD block of Kohima district should be getting drinking water supply at the rate of 2.80 million litres per day. Although impressed with the progress, Chotisuh

urged upon the department to continue to on war footing so as to be able to complete the work and get it commissioned at the earliest, desirably within June or July 2017. This is the biggest rural water supply project so far implemented by the department and is funded under NLCPR of the DoNER for a sanctioned cost of Rs 26.26 Crores.

Dr.L Khobung programme manager WVI delivering short speech. Correspondent

MON, MAY 8 (NPN): Consultative meeting on Child Rights under Mon District was held Monday at Walo Guest house, Mon town. While delivering keynote address, Tuishimla, chairperson Child Welfare Committee (CWC) Mon pointed out that the biggest challenge of the Konyak society was child labour. According to her, the Konyaks have earned the label “Konyaks are meant to be kept in others house” referring to many children

who were taken with the promise of education but were kept as house helps. In this regard, she sought the support of the district administration, civil societies, churches and all the stake holders to find out the root cause so as to put an end to such practices. She also highlighted some of the activities carried out through the CWC such as organizing awareness programs, screening of under privileged and orphans before being admitted to Childrens Home located at Lampong Sheanghah village.

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Meanwhile Honje Konyak, deputy commissioner, Mon was of the notion that the victims were of two types; circumstantial and exploitation. According to him, in the case of the Konyaks, it was circumstantial, as most of them were unaware of their own rights and many other social issues. Hinting that such social issues cannot be eradicated at one go, the DC opined that the CWC should come with an alternative means to stop such practices and suggested the CWC to identify and list out the issues,

so as to analyze and act accordingly. He also urged upon the CWC to take all stake holders, churches, civil societies into confidence to fight/ eradicate such social stigma by organizing awareness campaign at various levels. Programme manager WVI, Dr. L.Khobung, while delivering short speech stated that the World Vision focuses on improving children’s well being through child focused transformational development, emergency response and promotion of justice. He informed that the goal of the WVI is the “sustained well-being of children within families and communities, especially the most vulnerable”. World Vision views the well-being of the children in holistic terms; healthy individual development (involving physical and mental health), social and spiritual dimensions, positive relationships and a context that provides safety, social justice and participation in civil society he added. The meeting was organized by CWC in collaboration with the World Vision India, Mon.

Dimapur: Krishi Vig ya n Ke n d r a ( K V K ) Longleng under ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Nagaland centre organized training cum demonstration programme on April 22, at Yachem village, Longleng. The programme was conducted under AICMIP on Mushroom. The farmers were trained on scientific cultivation of oyster mushroom and practical demonstration by SMS (plant protection) E. Lireni Kikon. Lecture on scientific cultivation of large cardamom was delivered by SMS (Horticulture) K. Lily Rangnamei, where she emphasized on selecting good and disease free variety and to maintain proper spacing. During the interaction prog ramme, one SHG is selected to construct low cost mushroom production unit under TSP on Mushroom. Spawn and poly bag were distributed to all the trainees. Altogether, 20 female farmers attended the day long programme.

ENDBU seminar held in Kiphire

Kiphire DBs presenting cultural song today. (NP)

Correspondent K I P H IR E , M AY 9 (NPN): The Eastern Nagaland DB’s Union (ENDBU) held one day tour- cum-seminar at DC’s conference hall Kiphire with Additional Deputy Commissioner Kiphire, Dr. Tinojongshi Chang as resource person on the theme “identity, order and progress.” D r. T i n o j u n g s h i Chang in his speech said that culture was the identity of the people and thus should preserve it collectively. He said that Nagaland has been granted special preference to have Dobashis which showed that Nagas had a unique identity in the world.

While lauding the handworks of Dobashis in Eastern Nagaland, the ADC said that DBs should know their profession and full heartedly perform accordingly so as to deliver justice in their work. Dr.Chang said that in order to become professional in their job, attitude, motivation and building social responsibility should be maintained by self. He said that DBs institution in Nagaland was the oldest institution and therefore should try not to lose the value of DBs. He further said that every suggestion given by people for the betterment should be respected. Deputy Commissioner Kiphire, Sedevikho

Khro in his exhortation referred DBs as the torch bearers of the Eastern Nagas. He said that Eastern Nagas have many good leadership but we needed to bring change in many aspect. Deputy Commissioner asked the DBs to deliver justice in their judgment without fear. Others who spoke at the programme were president of ENDBU, R. Mutsothang Sangtam, president of GBs Association Kiphire district. Welcome address was delivered by district head DB Kiphire, Lirimong Sangtam. Special number was presented by Lilongla and Friends.

news in brief THN emergency meeting: An emergency meeting of the Tangkhul Hoho Nagaland (THN) would be held on May 13, 10:30 a.m at the premises of Wungram Baptist Church, Mt. View, Purana Bazar Dimapur. All concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting. MITE alumni meet: Modern Institute of Teacher Education Kohima Alumni Association (MITEKAA) has convened alumni meet on May 13 at 10 a.m in the MITE auditorium. All the alumni from 2012-2015 batches have been requested to attend the programme positively. SOSU executive meet: Shena Old Students’ Union (SOSU) has convened executive meeting on May 13, 10 a.m. in the residence of Ghoikhu kits, united colony Dimapur. All executive members and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting. ANSTA, NSSFOF & Core committee convenes: All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA), Nagaland Secondary School Field Officer Forum (NSSFOF) and the Core committee have convened a joint meeting on May 11 at 10 a.m in CANSSEA office, Kohima to discuss the contents of HPC reports on bifurcation of the department. The office bearers of all ANSTA units/subunits, district representatives of NSSFOF and the members of core committee are mandatory to attend the meeting. For further information one may contact 764085487 5/9436215297/7005588358. LLRSU consultative meeting: The organising committee of the Lotha Lower Range Students’union (LLRSU) has conevened a consultative meeting on May 13, 1 p.m at Bethesda youth welfare office, Walford colony Dimapur in regard to 50th golden jubilee (1967-2017) celebration of LLRSU. All the former leaders, elders, officers and unit presidents of LLRSU have been requested to attend the meeting positively. TSUM annual general conference: Tenyimi Students’ Union Mokokchung (TSUM) has convened its 20th annual general conference on May 13, 11 a.m at town hall Mokokchung under the Theme; “Nurturing Roots” whereby R Daniel Angami (EAC Mokokchung) and Seyieseno Celine Kulnu (Assistant Public Prosecutor) would be resource speakers for the day. All the Tenyimi community in Mokokchung, alumnus and past executives have been requested to attend the conference. ANHTU Mokokchung unit general meeting: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Mokokchung Unit would hold its general meeting on May 13, 10 a.m at Govt. HSS Mayangnokcha. Defaulters would be fined accordingly. All Hindi teachers serving under Mokokchung district have been requested to attend the meeting positively. EPVC general public meet: Ekrani Pathar Village Council (EPVC) has convened general public meeting on May 13, 9 a.m. at EPVC, council hall. All households have been requested to

attend the meeting. AASU union assembly: Aqahuto Area Students’ Union (AASU) has convened its union assembly on May 13, 10 a.m. at Aqahuto government high school, Pimla village. All unit representatives, unit presidents, AASU advisor, constitution drafting committee members have been requested to attend the meeting. SDO (C) sadar Kohima informs: Sub Divisional Officer (C) Sadar Kohima, Kethosituo Sekhose has informed all the concerned GBs under Kezocha administrative circle & Kohima sadar administrative circle (KMC areas and Kohima/Chedema/Chedema Model village) who have submitted the annual house tax for the year 2017 to personally collect their commission from the office of DC, Kohima during office hours. LRC1CA emergency meeting: Lotha Rengma Cl-1 contractor’s Association (LRC1CA) has convened emergency meeting on May 12 at 11a.m in Rengma Hoho office Tseminyu town. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting. KPE general meeting: Kohima Pangti Ekhung (KPE) has convened a general meeting on May 13, 10 a.m in the conference hall, LCS building near Ao Baptist Church Midland Kohima to discuss various agendas for the general public of Pangti and the union in particular. All the bonafide KPE members have been requested to attend the meeting. Union informed that failure to comply would be seriously view as per the resolution of the union. CAVCA & CAGBA to organize farwell prog: Chumukedima Area Village Council Association (CAVCA) & Chumukedima Area GB Association (CAGBA) would be organising farewell programme for outgoing EAC on May 11, 10 a.m. at CTC Hall, Chumukedima. All GBS, village council chairman, members and well wishers under the administration of EAC Chumukedima have been requested to attend the programme. 2561stBudha Jayanti celebration: Dimapur Dhamma Vihar under the banner of the Society of Dhamma Bodi & Meditation, Dimapur would be celebrating 2561stBudha Jayanti celebration on May 10, at the premises of the society of Dhamma Bodi& Meditation, Kevija-u Colony, Dimapur. All members, executive members, well wisher and devotees have been requested to attend the function. International nurses day: Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI) local branch Kohima would be celebrating the International Nurses Day on May 12,12 p.m at DBT conference hall under the theme “a voice to lead-achieving the sustainable development goals” with managing director Naga Hospital Authority Kohima, Dr. Neikhrielie Khimia-o as the chief guest. All the TNAI members working in different health centres under Kohima district have been requested to attend the programme.

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Putin calls for int’l unity on Victory Day MOSCOW, MAY 9 (IANS): Russian President Vladimir Putin, in an address on Victory Day on Tuesday, called for international unity and cooperation to fight against violent threats. Speaking to troops before the celebrations at Moscow’s iconic Red Square that mark the 72nd anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi forces, Putin said

Russia was open to cooperating with the rest of the world to counter violence, Efe news reported. In order to wage an effective fight against terror, extremism and neo-Nazism, among other threats, unity in the international community was needed, he said. He highlighted that Russia’s military was prepared to repeal any threat,

just as it had during the Second World War against Nazi Germany, and that no force would ever dominate the Russian people.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, may 10, 2017

OFFICE OF THE NOUNE KROTHO SOCIETY HQ. KOHIMA, NAGALAND Regd. No. H/RS-582

PUBLIC NOTICE/REJOINDER In rejoinder to an article published in the local paper (Nagaland Post) Dated 03-05-2017, wherein Sh. Vilzo Tase had published a public Notice wherein the said Sh. Vilzo Tase had stated/claimed to be the absolute land owner located at Lerie Colony bounded by the approach road in the north and the south, Dr. Nolesel Zhotso’s plot in the east and Mr. Lhouvituo Keretsü’s plot in the west. It is hereby clariﬁed that the said plot had been mortgaged by the said Sh. Vilzo Tase to Noune Krotho and the letter had seized the said plot of land for non repayment of loan on 11-02-2017, therefore the question of ownership as claimed and published does not arise. henceforth, anyone dealing with said person for the said plot of land shall be doing so at his/ her own risk. Sh. Kevikul Tetso, Secretary Noune Krotho Society. K-1329

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NTSITA YILAN : 1. Oyamo Chairman,GBs,VDB Secry. RAEH, RASU, RRUD,WTRNLE elani area lo eramoe osi emathae topvu emathata nzyu tsumchak thakchi lhinsung shilo ntetsala. 2. Yithen shi yaka yivon echumpo npitala, hoji tsukona topvuna nchumcheta vantasi rotale.

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LANGKOK UNION KIPHIRE TOWN P.O & District- 798611: Nagaland

FELICITATION Tokho Kadete

The Mao Students’ Union Kohima congratulates the following students for securing top ranks in the HSLC & HSSLC examinations 2017 conducted by the Nagaland Board of School Education. 1. Miss. Modoyini L Kriichena, D/o Rev. K. Losü Mao for securing 19th rank in the HSLC Examination. 2. Miss. Areni Arche, D/o Kaikho Arche for securing 19th rank in the HSLC Examination. 3. Mr. Elozüo M Saprüna, S/o Lt. Krehe Mathibo for securing 1st rank in the HSSLC Examination (Arts stream) and, scoring the highest marks in Political Science and Psychology. 4. Mr. Tokho Kadete, S/o H. Loli Kadete for securing 7th rank in the HSSLC examination and, scoring the highest mark in History. The Union also congratulates all the Ememei students who have successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC Examinations 2017. We wish everyone a very bright future ahead. Secretary General President MSUK MSUK K-1323 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU : NAGALAND NO.LR-03/04/2012/4/41 Dt. 4th May 2017 NOTICE Whereas, application has been received from Shri/Smti. Nnashe Chung, holder of Land Patta bearing allotment order Regd. No. 57 Tseminyu Town of issues of a duplicate copy as it was lost/destroyed. The plot of land measuring 30 x 40 (infeet) has the following boundary demarcations: North: National Highway South: Thunlo Seb East: Obed West: W. Lotha The undersigned hereby invites claims/objections concerning the said plot, and if any, should be submitted to the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice, after which no claims or objections will be entertained by this office. Vikhweno M. Meratsu, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tseminyu, Kohima

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With immense pride and honour, the ASBAT would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Watienla, daughter of Mr. K. Imsutoshi Lemtur and Mrs. Supongrenla for clearing the recently conducted NPSC Post Graduate Teacher (Class-II Gazetted). The Union also would further like to congratulate the students from the community who have successfully passed out the HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017. May the good Lord guide you and bless you in all your future endeavour. N. Imna Pongen T. Nuken Lkr President Gen. Secretary DC-988

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With immense pride, the Kohima Chakhesang Students’ Union extends our heartiest congratulations to the following students for their outstanding performance in the HSLC & HSSLC 2017 exam. HSLC Toppers 1. RAVELU NIENU Top 7 2. SESO KOZA Top 18 3. PUNGOLU KEZO Top 20 HSSLC Toppers 1. NUHUVOLU CHUZHO Top 4 2. VIETELO ARUJI Top 6 3. RUYIHULU CUKHAMU Top 9 4. RULEVELU CUKHAMU Top 10 SCIENCE 1. AZHOVE TETSE-O Top 9 We thank God for their success and pray for God’s blessing in all their future endeavours. VINGAOLU MOVI THEJOTO NEINU President, KCSU Education Secy., KCSU

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A general body meeting is scheduled to be held on 13th May 2017 at 10:00 Am sharp at Tourist Lodge conference hall, Dimapur (Near NST) to discuss the future course of action in connection to bonafide Land owner of Block 9 & 10, presently under occupation by Project Sewak at Dimapur. All the land owners who have valid land patta are requested to attend the meeting without fail. Failing to attend meeting, any decision taken by the general body meeting shall be final and no request will be entertained in future. Kindly co-operate and attend for the welfare of all. (SANJU) (ABOLU YEPTHOM) General Secy. President

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The Kangtsung Students' Union take immense pride and honour in felicitating its good members Mr. Imkongsunep Jamir, son of Mr. & Mrs. Imtikangzuk for bringing laurels and adding feather to its Union and all Kangtsung citizens in particular and Nagas in general by his outstanding achievement by emerging as Champion in the recently concluded Yoddha Fighting Championship in Amateur Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) under 62-66 Kg category which was held in Kohima, organized by Wise Guy Entertainment in collaboration with Yoddha Fighting Championship and the Dept. of Youth Resources, Govt. of Nagaland. The Union salutes and congratulates him for winning such an important Tournament with his devotion and hard work. The Union also prays and wishes him success and good luck in all his future endeavours. May our Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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The Langkok Union Kiphire Town heartily congratulate its bonafide member Sh ri. Set h rich o L . Sangtam, for his success as Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) in the recently declared Common Educational Services Examination 2017 conducted by NPSC. The LUKT further wishes him success in his future endeavour.

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Moon Jae-in wins South Korean election: exit polls peach former President Park Geun-hye over an extensive corruption scandal. The Constitutional Court upheld her impeachment in March, making her the first democratically elected leader to be removed from office and triggering a snap election to choose her successor. Wearing a dark blue suit and blue tie, Moon was seen shaking hands with supporters and party officials and smiling on his way to a meeting of his Democratic Party after the exit poll

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Virhatso Khathitso Society Kidima,would like to extend heartiest congratulations to Miss Medongonu Yore, D/o Lt. Visel Yore for her success in the recently conducted NPSC examination to the post of Post Graduate Teacher in Political Science (Class-II Gazetted ) and to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017. The Society further wishes them the very best in their future endeavor. (Vikuto Yore) (Lorhevonu Phinyo) General Secretary, V.K.S K-1322 President, V.K.S

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PRANAB VIDYAPITH HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

Chief Engineer (D&R) Department of Power Nagaland, Kohima

(For BOYS’ & GIRLS’)

Milan Mandir Road, Dimapur, Nagaland. Phone : (03862) 232455/233012

BEFORE THE CHIEF JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE/JUDL. MAGISTRATE (FIRST CLASS) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND I, Mrs. Imkongsenla, aged about 47 years, daughter of Lt. Satemyanger, permanent resident of DEF, Mokokchung, District Mokokchung, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Ao (Naga) Tribe. 2. That I am presently enlisted as a Women Leader, DEF Unit, Office of the Superintendent of Police, Mokokchung. 3. That due to clerical mistakes my name was recorded as Imkongsenba in my Service Sheet and Appointment Order dt. 07/04/93 and as Imkongsenba Ao in my GPF Pass Book. Whereas in my Government of Nagaland Identity Card bearing C/No. AH174, R/No 2281 and my educational qualifications documents my name is recorded as Imkongsenla which is my correct official name. 4. That this declaration is also made to enable me to declare that my father's name be corrected to Lt. Satemyanger and not as Samaba Ao as appearing in my Service Records. 5. That this declaration is also made to declare that I have graduated from Grace Bible College, Bachelor of Theology, Gurgaon, Haryana and that my service records be corrected as such. 6. That this declaration is made to enable me to approach the concerned authorities for clarification of doubts and rectification of my name to Imkongsenla, D/o Lt. Satemyanger bearing R/No. 2281, D.O.B14/05/1970. 7. That the statements made in this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed thereform. 8. This declaration is made on this the 9th of May 2017 at Dimapur. Deponent Sworn before me Regd. No. 298/17 Chief Judicial Magistrate Dimapur : Nagaland Date : 09.05.17

Admission Notice for Class- 11 Science & Commerce

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DECLARATION OF JOINING

POVOTSO LOHE 18-Chozuba A/C Phek District, Nagaland 9436005889

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OFFICE OF THE

VISWEMA STUDENTS' UNION VISWEMA : NAGALAND

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With immense pride and joy, the Viswema Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Akhono Sakhrie, daughter of Shri. Kikrovi Sakhrie, Zheri Khel of Viswema Village, Kohima, Nagaland for being conferred on Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Anthropology, School of Social Sciences, University of Hyderabad. The Union pray and wishes her great success in her future endeavor. President Pusakro Vitsu. VSU K-1310

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Venue: High School Ground, Kohima. Dated: 12th – 14th May 2017 Forms available at K.Yhome Digital Studio, Opp. Petrol Pump High School Road Kohima & Sports World Near Politos Main Town, Kohima For further details, please contact:+918259038703, +918787510033, +91 9089920161

Add : Model Colony, Purana Bazar, Near Zion Hospital

Org. By: ‘YOUNGSTER CLUB PERACIEZIE’ High School Kohima

VISWEMA STUDENTS' UNION

Teisozha - 13th May 2017.

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With immense pride and joy, we the Mongsenyimti Students’ Unit Kohima would like to congratulate Miss. Temjeninla Jamir, D/o. Mr. I.Meyionen Jamir & Mrs. Ajungla Longkumer for securing the top 16th Rank and also scoring 100% marks in mathematics in her HSLC Examination 2017 from Northfield School, Khikha. We thank our Almighty God for the success and the Union further prays and wishes her the very best in all her future endeavours. Sd/Sd/ALEMSUNEP OZUKUM ARISENLA PONGEN President, MSUK Gen. Secretary, MSUK

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The Viswema Students' Union with immense pride and honour, extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss.Kerivile Rhetso, daughter of Lt. Dukrol Rhetso for clearing the recently conducted NPSC Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) (Class-II Gazetted). The Union pray and wishes her great success in her future endeavor. President Pusakro Vitsu. VSU K-1310A

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION (CORRECTION OF ERROR IN NAME) I, Shri. Lijanthung Ngullie father of MUNGYANRHONI L NGULLIE of Niroyo Village under district Wokha Nagaland do hereby declare and affirm as under; 1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from Lotha/Naga tribe of Nagaland. 2. That, in my service record my daughter’s name has been wrongly entered as Mungyanchoni L Ngullie instead of Mungyanrhoni L. Ngullie. 3. That, my daughter’s name entered as Mungyanchoni L. Ngullie and Mungyanrhoni L Ngullie were same and one person only. 4. That, in future my daughter’s official name shall remain as Mungyanrhoni L. Ngullie in all official records. 5. That, the above stated para (1-3) are true and nothing wrong has been concealed. Deponent. Solemnly declared before me by the declarant on this day the ________of______‘2017. Regd. No: 4153 Dated, 09/05/2017

1st CLASS MAGISTRATE

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Teisozha 13th May 2017 (Saturday) nhie Rachü – Zheri “LBJO DZüYIE” Chü mesa ketuo tei batuo. Hanhie Rachü - Zheri thinuomia kehourapuo tuo zorei vor kepekro shü nudi kieshü zie. Rükraba morokesuo. 1. Hanhie Rachü – Zheri mechü la themuo chashütuo. 2. Hanhie Odu, Ozhe, Bilcha, Kati, Lokho, Teyima, Owi, etc. Sevor phre lie morosuo. 3. Tsu kelie pete theza thutuo. Mezakeshüko 1) Zheri Youth Society 2) Rachü Youth Organization K-1311

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OFFICE OF THE

LBJO DZÜYIE CHEÜKEMESA KETUO KEPESI KESHÜ

1. Category – I : a. DIRECT ADMISSION : From 10th May, 2017 onwards (9:00 A.M to 2:00 P.M.) On First Come First Serve Basis. b. DIRECT ADMISSION CRITERIA : Admission to Class – 11 SCIENCE – A student should pass HSLC-2017 and to secure minimum 100 marks combined in Science & Maths (Each subject not less than 50 external marks) and to pass in all subjects. Admission to Class – 11 COMMERCE – A student should pass HSLC -2017 and to secure minimum 100 marks combined in Maths & English (But not less than 45 external marks in each) and to pass in all subjects. c. FOR FEMALE STUDENT 5 MARKS RELAXATION WILL BE GIVEN IN ANY ONE SUBJECT OF CATEGORY – I. 2. Category – II – ADMISSION THROUGH SELECTION : Last date of Submission of Annexture – I by 16/05/2017 on or before 4:00 P.M.. i. For Science Stream : Minimum 45 external marks required in Science and Maths separately in HSLC-2017 (Pass in all subjects). ii. For Commerce Stream : Minimum 40 external marks required in English and Maths separately in HSLC-2017. (Pass in all subjects). iii. The list of selected student for admission to Class-11 (Science) and Class-11 (Commerce) shall be notified on 17th May, 2017 at 3:00 P.M. Special Section:• With JEE/NEET coaching for Science Students Sd/- Principal,PVHSS. • With CPT coaching for Commerce Students

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I, along with supporters from Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) have joined the Naga People’s Front (NPF) with effect from 9th May, 2017 to strengthen the hands of the president, NPF and Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu and NPF in Phek Division in particular and the NPF Party in Nagaland in general. I am fully convinced that at present the NPF alone provides the right political platform for the Nagas in strengthening regional and secular forces to protect the rights and privileges of the people of Nagaland at this crucial juncture.

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"QUEST HOSTEL"

(Govt. of Nagaland, HED/HOST/REGD. NO.DMA. 429) FACILITIES : DROPPING AND PICK-UP, TUITION FOR ALL SUBJECT, INTENSIVE STUDY ATMOSPHERE AND REGULAR HOSTEL TESTS, AC DORMITORY, AC WORSHIP ROOM, AC INDOOR GAMES, NON-VEG EVERY DINNER, ALKALINE DRINKING WATER, WATER AND ELECTRICITY AT ALL TIMES. DP-4462

Infotainment

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 10, 2017

You Got The Talent auditions on May 19 A social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and N.E. television channels and also provide them national level platforms in Mumbai music industry. The Audition will take place on May 19 at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur. The show will be telecast on YouTube channel and the grand finale round will be telecast live. The show will be judged by different person-

alities depending on the genres including renowned singers, dancers, comedians, music directors, actors and actresses. There will be best performance of the day awards for every round and best performer will get a

single video contract. Total prize money Rs. 50,000 along with professional video album and also get a chance to perform in a national TV channel show Mumbai. There will be no charges for registration.

Forms are available at Dimapur Popular bakery, Kiran Sports store, Popular Bakery, Purana Bazaar and Oasis Restaurant, Chumukedima. Fo r f u r t h e r D e tails contact 9774-862205/7005-64-9854.

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.B.Entertainment invites talented singers, Dancers, Comedian, Musician, Actors and Actresses to participate on the upcoming reality show ‘You Got The Talent’. The show will be based on online voting through YouTube channel. Main motive of the production team is to bring out the talents in Nagaland and to promote them through

Winners along with judges of dance battle ‘RAW Battle 2K17’ jointly organized by Trionix Dance Studio and Feel Dance Academy on May 7. The event was held at Trionix Dance Studio under the theme ‘Say No To Alcohol But Yes To Arts’.

HOLY CROSS HR. SEC. SCHOOL, DIMAPUR Congratulations

Rank Holders and Subject Toppers of HSLC & HSSLC 2016- 2017

Deepa Mishra Rank : 1st Subject Topper (100%) Science, Mathematics, Social Sciences Percentage (97.67%)

Leah Pathan Khan Rank : 5th Subject Topper (100%) Science, Information Technology Percentage (96.17%)

Megha Singhania Rank : 9th Percentage (95.33%)

Muskaan Jain Rank : 10th Percentage (95.17%)

Himloi Phom Rank : 11th Percentage (95.00%)

Bendangsenla Rank : 12th Subject Topper (100%) Book Keeping & Accountancy Percentage (94.83%)

T Sentolila Lemtor Rank : 13th Percentage (94.67%)

Mahak Kumari Mundhra Rank : 19th Percentage (94.00%)

Imlilong Jamir Rank : 5th Subject Topper (100%) Mathematics Percentage (89.20%)

INFORMATION :

The Naga Elders Forum, Shillong organised a ‘Naga Day’ on May 6. Prominent performers like Abiogenesis, Tetseo Sisters, Rueben Mashangva, The Patkai Choir and others enthralled the audience. Seen here is Nise Meruno with Zowe Madrigal and the Naga Students Shillong Cultural Troupe.

EL SHADDAI CARE HOME HOSTEL

Suhana Jeasmin Subject Topper (100%) Mathematics

NYAMO LOTHA ROAD, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

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LANUKABA LEMTUR

Top 5 (Arts) HSSLC The El-Shaddai family extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Lanukaba Lemtur for bringing laurels to the hostel by securing the top 5th position in the HSSLC (Arts) examination 2017. The El-Shaddai family also congratulates all the 35 students who have appeared their HSLC and HSSLC examination from the hostel and have qualified with flying colours. All their amazing perseverances and dedication paid off. The El-Shaddai Care Home Hostel wishes all our students success in all their future endeavours. Proprietor, El-Shaddai Care Home Hostel Moarenla (8974052559), (8794890830)

From : Management, Staff & Students Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur

Regd. No. 396/2017 AFFIDAVIT Date : 09.05.2017 I, Shri. MUGHAVI SEMA, son of Late Hotokhu Sema, resident of H. No. 215, Angusa Village, Nihoto, P.O : Dimapur, B.P.O Kuhuboto, P.S : Diphupar Police Station, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India by birth and resident of the aforementioned address. 2. That, while recruiting in the Indian Army, I have inadvertently furnished my permanent residential address as Sutemi Village, P.O & P.S : Wokha, in the district of Wokha, Nagaland. 3. That, presently my family has been shifted and permanently residing at :- H. No. 215, Angusa Village, Nihoto, P.S : Diphupar Police Station, B.P.O : Kuhuboto, P.O & District : Dimapur - 797112, State : Nagaland. 4. That this affidavit is being made to declare the proof of my permanent residential address and to produce it as a piece of evidence before the competent authority whenever necessary. 6. That the statements made in this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and no part of it is false. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me this 9th day of May 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4475(A)

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There will be a Felicitation for the Rank Holders and Subject Toppers on 11th (Thursday) May at 08.30 a.m., you are requested to attend along with your parents.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Jhulan becomes leading wicket-taker in Women’s ODI

NEW DELHI, May 9 (Agencies): Former Indian women’s cricket captain Jhulan Goswami has become the leading wicket-taker in Women’s One-Day Internationals

going past Australian Cathryn Fitzpatrick record of 180 wickets on Tuesday. Goswami, 34, took three wickets against South Africa Women during the ongoing Women’s Quad-

rangular Series in South Africa taking her career tally of wickets to 181 in 153 matches at an average of 21.76. The ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year 2007,

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

LATE TSUPONGCHILA (Mangmetong)

Lt. Rongsenzulu Ozukum

Sudden demise of our beloved

MR. TENUMERI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Arjuna Awardee, Padma Shri winner and the once the fastest bowler in women’s cricket has been the mainstay of India women bowling unit since her debut in 2002.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

of our beloved father

Born : 15-05-1929 – Died : 04-05-2017

Died on : 01-05-2017

“Those who lead many to righteousness, will shine like the stars for ever and ever.”

Daniel 12:3

Late Nitokhu Murru

Died : 10:05 : 2016

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20th April 1928 – 25th April 2017 We, the family members of Late Nitokhu Murru, would like to sincerely thank each and every individual, churches, organisations and well wishers who stood by us physically, morally, ﬁnancially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Lt. Nitokhu Murru, on 25th April 2017. Even though we regret our inability to thank each of you personally, your kind words and generous support given to us during a very difﬁcult time is gratefully acknowledged and deeply appreciated. May the God Lord shower His plentiful blessings upon each of you. DP-4466

Loving wife, children, grandchildren, in-laws and relatives

Our hearts are felt with gratitude when we say many thanks to different organizations, societies, church members, friends, neighbours, relatives, dear and near ones for all acts of kindness and sympathy at the sad demise of Lt. Tenumeri, Longpong Ward Tuli. A wonderful father, husband, brother, son, uncle and friend. Words cannot express how much we are blessed to have had your support during our moment of sorrow and thank you for honouring him in such a sincere and heartfelt manner.

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Loving wife, daughter, son, sisters, brothers, father, in-laws and all the family members.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Loving wife, children & relatives.

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“Because someone we loved is in heaven, there is a little bit of heaven in our homes.” We the bereaved families of Lt. Tsupongchila express our profound gratitude and convey sincere thanks to the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland, the Ministers, the MLAs, the govt officials, the doctors and medical staffs of Naga Hospital Kohima and Civil Hospital Mokokchung, the Village Councils and Unions, our well-wishers and all who stood by us physically, financially, materially, and with constant prayers during the illness and at the demise of our beloved mother. It is our sincere prayer to our Almighty God that He would bless you all abundantly.

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Loving children, sons in law, daughters in law, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.

Late K. Adaho 1931 – 2017 We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, churches and organisations who stood by us during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our dear father on the 28th April 2017. We are indebted to each one of you for your help and support extended to us physically, materially, financially and spiritually during this difficult time. We regret our inability to thank everyone by name but it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Children, in-laws and grandchildren. DP-4455

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We, the family members of Lt. Virevo Tsükrü, would like to express our profound gratitude to each group and individual who have stood by us during the short illness and sudden demise of our beloved on 7th May, 2017. We are greatly indebted to everyone of you for your presence and support through physical, material and financial contributions. It would be incomplete on our part if we do not mention a special thanks to:1. KOHIMAS Hospital, Doctors and Staff 2. ICU, NHAK, Kohima, Doctors and Staff 3. Viswema Baptist Church. 4. V.B.F., Kohima. 5. Nagabazar Baptist Church, Kohima 6. GMS, K.Khel viswema Staff 7. ANTHU (Kohima Unit) 8. Visatsunuomia Krotho 9. Er. & Mrs. Thefpuzakie Suohu 10. Blood Donors 11. Namgyal T. Bhutia (Delhi) We regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly. Bereaved wife & family members. K-1318

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Chelsea on brink of title; Boro relegated Vungoju FC retain LSU Martyar’s Trophy

Alonso celebrates with Fabregas and Diego Costa after scoring a goal during their EPL match against Middlesbrough on Monday. L o n d o n , M ay 9 (Agencies): Chelsea secured a dominant 3-0 victory over Middlesbrough on Monday to relegate Steve Agnew’s side and move a step closer to the Premier League title. Two first-half goals by Diego Costa and Marcos Alonso sent the Blues on their way and Nemanja Matic scored at Stamford Bridge for the first time to wrap up the win in the second half. The league leaders, who are seven points clear

of Tottenham with three games to play, can clinch the title with victory at West Brom on Friday Night Football. Boro barely threatened and the defeat makes it a swift return to the Championship one year and one day since they earned promotion against Brighton. Spurs’ defeat at West Ham last Friday eased the pressure on Antonio Conte’s side and they took full advantage to move within touching distance of a second title in three years.

They now need just three points from their remaining three matches, with the visit to The Hawthorns followed by home games against Watford and Sunderland. Cesc Fabregas was at the centre of Chelsea’s commanding first-half display, creating their first chance inside 120 seconds. His fine pass picked out Alonso but the wing-back saw his left-foot volley hit the crossbar. The near miss only delayed the inevitable as

SSP hockey championship concludes

Fabregas dragged an effort wide and Alonso went close again before Costa opened the scoring for the seventh time this season, more than any other player. The striker collected Fabregas’ pass from the right and tucked home under Brad Guzan. Middlesbrough continued to struggle with Chelsea’s cross-field passes and Alonso profited to force a second 11 minutes before half-time. The wing-back drilled a low strike across Guzan and the hapless Boro ‘keeper diverted the ball into his own net. The half-time interval did little to halt Chelsea’s charge as Pedro rattled the bar and Costa almost turned in his second at the far post. They grabbed their third through Matic on 65 minutes with Fabregas once again pulling the strings. A miserable evening for Boro threatened to get worse as Chelsea pushed to add further punishment but the last big cheer of the evening was reserved for John Terry. The club captain was introduced for David Luiz with six minutes remaining, capping a straightforward night for Conte’s side.

D i m a p u r , M ay 9 (NPN): Vungoju FC were crowned champions of LSU Martyr’s Trophy for the third consecutive time on Tuesday. In the final, Vungoju FC beat LMRSU 2-0. Vu n g o j u F C w a s awarded a cash prize of Rs.45, 000 along with trophy and certificate while the runner-up team received Rs.25,000 and certificate. In the individual category, Victor of LMRSU was named the best player of the tournament, Thomas of Vungoju FC received

Vungoju FC and LMRSU along with the guest of honour and LSU officials.

the best defender award while O. Emithung Shitiri of Renchumren was adjudged the best goal keeper. Yenshalo Rengma of Vungoju FC was the highest scorer of

the tournament. The closing ceremony was graced by James Tungoe, general secretary of Wokha District Entrepreneurs Association (WDEA)

as the guest of honour. In his brief address, Tungoe stressed on the importance of games and sports and the role it plays in strengthening relationship and unity.

KTC informs on Kohima League

D i m a p u r , M ay 9 (NPN): The Kohima Town Club (KTC) has invited interested clubs/teams and colonies of Kohima town for the upcoming Kohima League 2017. The club has opened five slots for interested club/teams and colonies of Kohima town on first come first basis. The last date for confirming participation is May 14. Interested teams/clubs can collect the registration form from Sorts Paradise, Riiluo Market Kezekie, Kohima. For more information, contact Winner of Sainik School Punglwa hockey championship with their trophy. 9402211604, 8974390620 or 9436010495. D i m a p u r , M ay 9 The championship Cadet Rahul Kumar (NPN): Sainik School saw stiff competition be- of Melak House was deP u n g lwa I n t e r - H o u s e tween the six mother hous- clared the best player of the Hockey Championship es. After a series of league championship. Squadron 2017-18 concluded on May and knock-out matches, Leader Sanjeev Kumar Correspondent 8 with defending champi- Melak House and Saramati Chaudhary, vice principal Kohima, May 9 (NPN): ons Melak House lifting House played the grand gave away the certificates, MRH Sunrisers defeated the trophy for the second finale. In a thrilling match medals and trophy to the Mustang FC 2-1 in the ongoing Morning Premier consecutive year. Group between the two houses, winners. Captain Sanjay Gaekwad, Melak House defeated Doyang House fin- League (MPL) organized principal was the chief Saramiti House with a ished third in the champi- by Morning Football Association (MFA). In Tuesday’s guest for the occasion. score of 2-1. onship. match played at Kohima local ground, Asat scored both the goals for MRH Sunrisers in the 16th and 25th minutes through penalty. The lone goal for Mustang FC was scored by Ali. Today’s match Morning FC vs MRH FC

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