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China broke the deal in trade talks: Trump

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Ex-Navy chief, officers refute Modi

INS Viraat row after Modi accuses Rajiv of using Navy warship as ‘taxi’

NEW DELHI, MAY 9 (PTI): In a major embarrassment to the government, retired Navy chief, Admiral L. Ramdas, also the former commanding officer of INS Viraat, Thursday rejected Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s claim that the late Rajiv Gandhi and his family had enjoyed a family cruise on the aircraft carrier.

A full-blown controversy broke out on Thursday over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s allegation that Rajiv Gandhi used INS Viraat as a “personal taxi”.

While Congress alleged that Modi is a “serial liar” who has made Indian Air Force jets his “own taxi”, the BJP hit back with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley saying that the “kaamdars” used India’s naval fleet to strike at terror, “naamdars” used them for personal reasons.

While addressing an election rally here on Wednesday, Modi cited an

Non-performing IPS officers under scanner

NEW DELHI, MAY 9 (NPN): Nearly 1,200 IPS officers across the country are on the radar of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) for ‘non-performance’.

Without disclosing the names, an official said that the ministry has reviewed the service records of 1,181 IPS officers, out of the total sanctioned strength of 4940, in the past three years to check the deadwood from the government, adding the numbers could go up as review of officers was a continuous process. The review of service records is carried out under Rule 16 (3) of All India Services (Death-cumRetirement Benefits) Rules, 1958 during 2016 and 2018 to check non-performers.

As per the rule, Central government in consultation with the state government concerned may ask an IAS officer to retire in public interest by giving at least three months previous notice in writing or three months’ pay and allowances in lieu of such notice. “The periodical review helps the government in assessing performers and checking non-performers.

Based on this, performers are encouraged and nonperformers are asked either to improve or face expulsion from service in public interest,” the official said.

(Spl. Correspondent/PTI)

This is it!

“Now I realise, Achche Din did not include us.”

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Former Navy chief Admiral (retd) Ramdas shared a picture of Rajiv Gandhi during their meeting in December 1987.

old media report to allege that Gandhi used the INS Viraat to go on a holiday with his friends and in-laws as if it was his “personal taxi”.

Contradicting Modi, Wajahat Habibullah, who was the then administrator of Lakshwadeep, said the late prime minister and his wife had come to attend a meeting of the Island Development Authority in Kavaratti which lasted for two days and after the official work got over, they left for Bangaram island to join the family and other guests.

“His (Gandhi’s) holidays had nothing to do with the official function.

The Prime Minister (Modi)

should check facts before making such statements,” he said.

Vice Admiral (Retd) Vinod Pasricha, who was commanding the ship during the then prime minister’s visit, trashed reports that Gandhi’s friends and as well as his wife Sonia’s relatives were onboard the warship when he was enroute to Lakshadweep from Trivandrum.

“All protocols were followed during Gandhi’s official visit in 1987. No foreigners or other guests were present onboard the ship. The claim was totally wrong,” Vice Admiral (Retd) Pasricha said.

Ramdas, who was the Southern Navy Commander

then and was also onboard the INS Viraat, in a statement, said “no foreigners visited INS Viraat and that the prime minister and his wife were onboard the aircraft carrier” following all official protocol.

“I would like to state unequivocally, that this was not the case,” he said referring to the media report which was cited by Modi.

Ramdas said he issued the statement after getting written responses on the issue from Vice Admiral Pasricha, Admiral (retd) Arun Prakash, who was commanding INS Vindhyagiri and Vice Admiral (retd) Madanjit Singh, who was

the commanding officer of INS Ganga.

H oweve r, a n o t h e r former Navy Commander (retd) V K Jaitly, in a tweet, said “Rajiv and Sonia Gandhi used INS Viraat for travel to celebrate their holidays at Bangaram island. Indian Navy resources were used extensively. I am a witness.

I was posted on INS Viraat at that time.”

Talking to reporters in Bhopal, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman described the former Congress Prime Minister as a martyr, but added it does not mean “we won’t talk about misrule, corruption and policies” of his government.

Cong says Prime Minister Modi a ‘serial liar’ Congress accused Modi of making Indian Air Force jets as his “own taxi” and paying “as low as” Rs. 744 for using IAF aircraft for election trips.

Citing a media report, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said, “You (PM Modi) have made Indian Air Force jets your own Taxi! You have paid as low as Rs. 744 for using IAF jets for election trips. Scared of your own sins haunting you, you are shamelessly pointing fingers on others”.

Congress said Modi is a “serial liar” who does not have the courage to fight elections on issues such as unemployment and demonetisation.

Reacting to Modi’s allegation, Priyanka Gandhi said on Thursday said that she has never seen “a more coward and weak” Prime Minister than him.

Lack of unity hurdle to solution: Rio D IMA P UR , MAY 9 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio has regretted that Nagas are unable to find a way forward in unified manner on the issues of permanent peace and solution to the Indo-Naga political issue.

Speaking at the inaugural session of 28th General Conference of Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) at Bhandari town in Wokha on Thursday, Rio observed that tribal hohos, women bodies and tribal organizations do not have a unified platform to carry forward the Naga voice in a manner that transcends tribes, districts, States and countries.

He asserted that resolution of the Indo-Naga political issue was on top of the PDA government’s agenda.

He remarked, “Our people have suffered for too long and the political conflict has created challenges and hurdles for generations in realizing their ambitions.”

He claimed that the government has taken significant steps in playing the role of an active facilitator in the ongoing peace process so that unity, reconciliation and a final “honourable,

Neiphiu Rio unveiling the 28th NSF general conference monolith at Bhandari, Thursday. (DIPR)

inclusive and acceptable” settlement are reached at the earliest.

Mentioning that Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) had unanimously passed resolution recognizing sacrifices and sufferings of Nagas nationalists and their families, the chief minister emphasized that unity amongst all sections, over-ground and amongst national or ganizations is the need of the hour. He said Nagas are at a crucial juncture in history and “unless we live in peace and arrive at the political solution, our future may not be bright”.

“We should not only support the peace process, but we have to make sac-

rifices by rising above individualism, clanism and tribalism and instead uphold Nagaism,” he stressed.

Lauding the arrangements made for the conference, Rio called upon the student community to remember and honour all the pioneers who made untold sacrifices to enable the present generation to carry on the mantle with vision and commitment to continue to inspire into the future.

He said pioneers of NSF had to struggle hard and faced obstacles during the most difficult times of Naga movement and established the federation for the future generations by braving the odds.

(Cont’d on p-7)

NPF suspends 19 office Gov regrets State’s lack of economic progress NSCN (I-M) Ao natl workers slam Imna Along’s statement bearers of Mon division Correspondent

DIMAPUR, MAY 9 (NPN): The crisis within Naga People’s Front (NPF) appears to be only deepening with the party suspending 19 of its senior party functionaries from both active and primary membership with immediate effect.

In a suspension order, NPF president Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu stated that it has been confirmed through confidential source/report that they had supported Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) candidate in the last Parliamentary election for the State’s lone Parliamentary constituency, which is totally against the collective decision of the party.

Accusing the leaders of threatening to lock Mon division NPF office during a joint meeting with central office bearers in charge of Mon along with the legislature wing in-charge of Mon division on May 2, Dr. Liezietsu said

it was unbecoming on their part as responsible party office bearers and a total breach of party discipline.

He said it has been further ascertained through their utterances that they had an intention to destabilise the party.

It has also been confirmed that they had an intention to carry out anti-party activities rather than strengthening the party, he added.

The suspended party leaders include vice-presidents: CH Yanboh, Longshah, Menlei and Langphong, secretaries: Yati and Yeangshong, Youth Wing -- president Khongwang, vice president Temlei, press secretary Wangting, Women Wing-- president Minching, vice-presidents: Tangam and Yahoi, secretary Ngipsho, adviser Phengmet, Farmers’ Wing-- president Mennyai, vice-president Nahlem, general secretary Enyei and secretaries: Manji and Chingkap.

KOHIMA, MAY 9 (NPN): Nagaland Governor PB Acharya has regretted that despite having completed 50 years of Statehood, Nagaland was still lagging behind rest of the country in terms of economic progress. He attributed this to other parts of India not being aware of the contribution of Nagaland, along with other North-eastern States, to the country’s freedom struggle and overall economic development.

Speaking during presentation of certificates to participants of an IT computer workshop, release of a book “4th year in Office” and felicitation programme for Konyak Nyuphu Sheko Khong (KNSK) for creating Guinness World Record at Raj Bhavan here on Wednesday evening, Acharya asserted to ensure a strong and developed nation, fruits of independence should reach all places and the empowered people must empower the un-empowered.

According to him, all these years the tribal people were suffering and their present plight

7 Naga WW-II veterans honoured Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 9 (NPN): Seven Naga World War II veterans including a 99year old, Zasire Virie, were honoured at the mega rally for ex-servicemen of both army and Assam Rifles from Nagaland held at garrison ground, here on Thursday.

The rally jointly founded by director general Assam Rifles Shillong and Spear corps Dimapur.

Maj Gen PC Nair, Inspector General Assam Rifles (North), graced the event as chief guest. During the rally, 37 disabled ex-servicemen were also felicitated with wheel chairs, hearing aids, walking sticks and stitching machine.

In his address, Maj Gen. Nair said that the rally was organized with an objective to highlight various schemes including newly introduced by the govern-

Zasire Virie (99 years) receiving a gift from IGAR( N) Maj. Gen. PC Nair during ESM rally held at Kohima. (NP)

ment of India for the exservicemen. He, therefore, advised the ex-servicemen to avail the facilities and make any query from the nearest Assam Rifles camp anywhere in the state.

All the attendees were presented with blankets, shawls, caps, veteran badges

and information pamphlets.

The events included information kiosks manned by representatives of pension authorities, pay and accounts offices, recruiting officers, various banks, horticulture, fishery, pan card, mobile Sim cards, medical unit, canteen store, field post office etc.

was not their creation, “but because of the greed, deficiency and default of the empowered people from other States”.

Acharya lamented that though government schools are spread out across the State, including ENPO areas, with minimum infrastructure, he has not seen anyone from these schools achieving 100% result during his last four years of stay in Nagaland. He said the IT computer workshop held during the last 15 days was to add value to the educational system.

Complimenting workshop’s resource person from USM Shriram Mantir Vidyanidhi Info Tech Academy, sponsor Saraswat Co-operative Bank and Indian National Fellowship Centre for conducting the programme successfully, he appealed to Saraswat Co-operative Bank to sponsor more such events to strengthen and participate in the State’s overall development.

To have continuity, the governor stressed that the IT computer workshop that was conducted on public-private partnership (PPP) mode must be made into

PPC resolves not to pay taxes DIMAPUR, MAY 9 (NPN): Phom Peoples’ Council (PPC) has, as resolved on May 2, 2018 and April 19, 2019, reaffirmed not to pay any taxes to any individual/ organization for any kind of developmental activities carried out under Longleng district.

In a press release, PPC president P Chingan Phom, and general secretary P Changlong Phom cautioned individual/organization to refrain from such activities.

“Non cooperation from any individual/organization with the people’s decision will be doing so at their own risk and shall be held totally liable for any untoward incident,” PPC warned. PPC stated that the reaffirmation was made at the meeting attended by Phom Students’ Conference, Senior Citizen Forum, GB Association and DB Association.

a project and towards this end, he suggested that the school education department consider purchasing mobile van to tour the State to spread IT knowledge.

He exuded confidence that the programme will give birth to a project that will give real IT knowledge to students.

Taking pride for creating Guinness World Record, Acharya congratulated KNSK for its effort, stating it was a matter of pride for Nagas and thanked the organization office-bearers for responding to his invitation.

KNSK members presented cultural dance and also submitted a memorandum to the governor. Saraswat Co-operative Bank director Hemant Rathi also spoke on the occasion.

Principals of three schools where IT workshops were held, teachers and students shared their experiences and thanked the governor for the initiative and also the resource persons.

A book on “4th year in Office” was released on the occasion by commissioner & secretary to governor and higher & technical education Dinesh Kumar.

Dimapur, May 9 (NPN): Reacting to the statement made by minister of higher education Imna Along that “Nagas are Indian and Nagas are proud to be part of this great country”, Bendang Aier, kilonser of NSCN (I-M) on behalf of Ao national workers, has asked the minister to clarify his stand “ to the satisfaction of the Nagas who value their national identity as Nagas” and demanded that Imna Along “ must clarify under what context he made the statement.”

Slamming Imna Along for making “such outrageous and dishonourable statement”, the Kilonser said it was a bounden duty to “deplore such a despicable statement” which he said was also a “disservice to the Naga people and a ‘sell-out’ of Naga history and political identity.”

The kilonser pointed out that even the government of India which signed the historic August 3, 2015 Framework Agreement, has recognised “ the sovereign right of the Naga people” and therefore Along’s statement was a “mockery of the Naga’s political struggle” which has travelled this far under the leadership of NSCN, in holding the ground firm “ to defend God given identity as a sovereign nation.” (Full text on p-6)

Civil Hospital Tsg in pathetic condition: CSUTT D IMA P UR , MAY 9 (NPN): Chang Students Union Tuensang Town (CSUTT) has reminded the state government and the health and family welfare (H&FW) department to take all necessary measures to address the pathetic condition of Tuensang district civil hospital within the stipulated period.

In a press release, CSUTT president Thungti Kumba Chang and general secretary Hanso Chang stated that the union had organized a peaceful rally on August 24, 2017 concerning civil hospital Tuensang with a hope that the H&FW department and the state government would take initiative in making the life of Tuensang people easier.

Besides, the signatories said that the union in collaboration with Eastern Nagaland Women Organization and Changsao Thangjam Set-

jang (Chang Women Tribal Organization) had from time to time reminded the government about the issue and also submitted representations to H&FW director.

They said the union was given assurance that their chartered of demands would be fulfilled. They, however, expressed disappointment that the condition of Tuensang civil hospital was still the same.

CSUTT said it “totally agree with the fact” that gazetted officers and doctors would not like to be posted in Tuensang district “one of the backward districts with horrible road condition.” The union, however, questioned “have we really lost humanity in search of our comfy life?”

Stating that there are many loopholes and they were “really tired and exhausted of complaining”,

the union said they were not asking for any additional funds, schemes or even manpower. It claimed that 14 doctors were to be posted, but currently there were only 5-7 doctors.

CSUTT said they were putting “every little effort but all our cries are left unheard and unnoticed.”

The union said it would at no cost entertain the fake promises and assurances, adding that it was not its duty to deploy doctors or how to sort out the issue.

The union affirmed that the state government and department should be solely held responsible if the life of a person was threatened due to lack of medical assistance. CSUTT said they were “very much disheartened to see the step motherly treatment” from the department and the state government.

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NSRLM rolls out annual action plan

COO, NSRLM, M. Rollan Lotha with the national resource persons and participants.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods (NSRLM) has rolled out its annual action plan- livelihoods for FY 2019-20 during the three-day workshop programme.

The workshop was conducted with an aim to enhance the capacity of livelihoods professional team and Block Programme Managers (BPMs) towards deepening multiple livelihoods intervention in NSRLM 43 Blocks and realistic target setting.

The workshop was facilitated jointly by the State

Mission, National Mission Management Unit, MoRD, and National Resource Persons, NIRD. A press release from, NSRLM department of Rural Development, Monitoring & Evaluation/Institution Building & Capacity Building (M&E/IBCB) state project manager Imonenla Imkong Phom stated that Chief Operating Officer (COO), M. Rollan Lotha while delivering a keynote address appreciated the teams’ efforts and highlighted the overall State achievements, gaps in im-

plementations and planned targets for FY 2019-20.

Underscoring the massive scaling of livelihoods deepening in the 43 Blocks, he emphasized on the underutilized rich natural resources in the State and multiple livelihoods opportunities for the rural populace.

He also stated that due to limited or no banks in the blocks the community investment support fund provided to them remain one of the few options for undertaking various Income Generating Activi-

ties to enhance their livelihoods.

Unless there were enough viable livelihood options with end-to-end support the community funds will remain underutilized, the COO said.

During the workshop, district-block team also presented the progress, challenges and future plans.

Resource persons were Dr. S. Kithan and Chenogi, NSRLM; ShabanaAnjum, N M M U, M o R D ; a n d NRPs, Mhadabananda Ray, Lutfur and Prataya Jaganath.

Awareness on Sakhi-OSC held in Mkg

Women participants at the awareness programme on Shaki-OSC in Mokokchung.

DIMAPUR: Awareness prog ramme on SakhiOne Stop Centre (OSC) Mokokchung and Women Helpline-181 was conducted in the premises of chief medical office (CMO) Mokokchung on May 9.

A press release from Sakhi-OSC, Mokokchung, stated that, WangshinaroYaden, centre administrator OSC Mokokchung gave a

brief introduction on the functioning of Sakhi-OSC and the services provided by the centre. The centre deals with women affected by violence in public and private spaces within the family, community and at the workplace. Aggrieved women facing any kind of violence, who have reached out or being referred to the OSC will be provided with

specialized services.

The urban ASHA workers from different wards of Mokokchung attended the awareness programme and were apprised of their roles in reaching out to women affected by violence.

The programme was marked by an interactive session in which IEC materials were distributed.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019

158th birth anniv of ‘Kabiguru’ observed

KDLSA renders legal services to beneficiaries DIMAPUR: Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) set up legal awareness stall during the Assam Rifles ex-servicemen rally held on May 9 at IGAR (North) ground.

A press release from NSLSA public relations assistant stated that, panel lawyers from Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) rendered their service to more than 150 beneficiaries including ex-servicemen, Veer Naris, widows and veterans by way of drafting affidavits, free legal advices and counseling.

The district authority also undertook stall to stall visitation and distribution of free legal literacy booklets pamphlets.

Ex-servicemen from entire state attended the rally, and the Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) also rendered service by educating the participants and their dependents regarding various benefits and schemes.

Students performing cultural dance during the programme.

DIMAPUR: Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School (PVHSS), Dimapur observed the 158th birth anniversary of “Kabiguru” Rabindranath Tagore at Pranab jubilee auditorium on May 9.

A press release from Dimapur PVHSS stated that, welcome speech was delivered by principal, Monoj Bhattacharjee, where he described the life and contribution of poet Rabindranath Tagore to the world. He also encouraged all the students to study

news in Brief School leadership development training: State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Nagaland will be conducting one month certificate course on school leadership development for school heads of government secondary schools starting from May 14. According to DIPR report, the main objective of the programme was to build a perspective on school leadership and a vision for change and improvement. The programme will enable the participants to acquire knowledge, skills and attitudes.

SLCC meeting on tobacco control programme: Department of Health & Family Welfare has convened a State Level Co-ordination Committee (SLCC) meeting on May 13 at 2 pm at the conference hall of the chief secretary to review the programme implementation and discussion of agendas on Tobacco Control Programme in the state. Members of the State Level Coordination Committee (SLCC) under National Tobacco Control Program (NTCP) have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

NSUDD annual social parting-cumelection: Naga Students Union Dehradun (NSUDD) will be holding its 21st annual social parting-cum-election on May 11 at 2 p.m. at Dug Out Lounge, Chakrata Road, Ballupur Chowk. Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya will grace

the occasion as the guest of honour.

DEO Wokha informs: District Education Officer, Wokha has informed all the head of institution both government and private schools under Wokha district to collect the district and state teacher’s award and financial assistance forms for the eligible candidates for the year 2019-2020 on or before May 15. Higher Secondary Schools and High Schools have been asked to collect the forms from DEO office, Wokha and for elementary schools from Sr. SDEO office Wokha during office hours. The forms should be submitted before May 21, DEO stated.

KYSU informs: Kuki Youth and Students’ Union (KYSU) Dimapur will hold its general meeting on May 11 at 11 am at SM high School. The union has appealed all members to attend, failing which a fine of Rs. 100 would be imposed.

Philimi montly prayer fellowship: The Philimi Welfare Dimapur will be holding its monthly prayer fellowship on May 11 at the residence of Yevito Aye (Yezukhu) at Thahekhu Block-7. All members have been requested to attend the fellowship positively.

Lost & found: Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination (HSSLC) 2019 Arts belonging to Watijungla, daughter of Moatemjen, roll number 192816181 has been found. Rightful owner may contact at 9856141089.

their own mother tongue properly so as to enrich, develop and preserve their own culture and traditions.

Besides the principal, others who spoke were Noorie Roy Chowdhury, i/c, morning shift, Ranu Purkayastha, senior teacher, veteran speaker Navojyoti Datta.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme began with school prayer, garlanding portrait of Shri Shri Guru Maharaj, Kabiguru Rabindranath Tagore and Srimat Swami Vijayanandaji Maharaj and

floral tribute to late Manik Bhattacharjee, the founder secretary of PVHSS Dimapur and his associates. Various cultural programmes like songs, solo dance, group dance, recitation etc were performed by the students and teachers.

Word of blessings was delivered by Swami Chinmayanandaji Maharaj, secretary, PVHSS & i/c Bharat Sevashram Sangha, Dimapur and Karbi Anglong District, Assam. Vote of thanks was delivered by Dilip Das, A/T, PVHSS.

Drive to enforce COTPA Act in Ahthibung town

Enforcement team during the drive.

DIMAPUR: The second round of enforcement drive was conducted at Ahthibung town on May 2 to ensure that the regulation of law regarding prohibition of sale of tobacco within 100 meter radius of educational institutions and other offences under COTPA Act 2003 were enforced.

A press release from district media officer CMO office Peren, Pezanguno Celine Secii stated that seven shops were penalized with

a fine for direct and indirect advertisement of tobacco products and under section 7 depiction of specified health warnings on tobacco products packages.

The team were nodal officer NTCP, Dr. Sabino, social worker, data entry operator, psychologist district tobacco control cell Peren, police personnel from police station Ahthibung, dobhasis from SDO office and chairman Ahthibung youth students’ union.

Toppers and successful students of HSLC, HSSLC felicitated

DEO Kohima, school authorities and the meritorious students. (NP)

The successful students and toppers at the felicitation programme organized by KVSU. (NP) Correspondents

KOHIMA, MAY 9 (NPN): Successful students of the recently declared High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) examinations 2019 were felicitated in different programmes organized in Kohima and Mokokchung.

KVSU: Kohima village students union (KVSU) felicitated the successful by holding a felicitation programme Thursday at Kohima Village Council Hall, Kohima.

Meritorious award was given out to students who secured the top position. Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire Memorial award was given to Menuosatuo Mepfhüo, who secured top 5 position in HSLC while Samuel Mezhür Sekhose award K Y M C

was given to Nuozenuo Kire who secured top 5 rank in the HSSLC (commerce stream).

Subject toppers – Khriezokhonuo Olivia Belho and Thinuosenuo Mepfhüo – were also felicitated for their achievements. Achievers message was delivered by the two toppers.

Speaking at the programme, KVGOA president, Vizolie Suokhrie, deliberated on the importance of time management to be successful and also encouraged the students to work hard and be punctual.

KVSU advisor, Peluopfhelie Kesiezie, spoke on four qualities –emotional intelligence, creativity, critical thinking and problem solving skill – needed for a person to be successful.

He asserted that there

was no shortcut to success and that one has to be independent and work hard to achieve their goals.

The programme began with an invocation prayer by Ebenezer Baptist Church Pastor Keviyiekelie Linyü; statistical report was read out by KVSU educational and statistical secretary, Kekhriesetuonuo Yhome where she informed that 342 students, under KVSU, qualified the examinations this year.

JGHSS Viswema: John Government Higher Secondary School (JGHSS) Viswema organised an award ceremony for its meritorious students wherein Roupfuvi Rulu and Mhashesekho Luho were awarded the 5th annual John Angami Award.

Roupfuvi Rulu (HSLC) who got a dis-

tinction in Sociology and Mhashesekho Luho (HSSLC) who got a distinction in Sociology received Rs. 10, 000 each along with citations from Dr. Ayu Pusa, a family of John Angami.

Speaking on the occasion, District Education Officer (DEO) Kohima, Y. Mary Zhimomi, appreciated John’s family for encouraging the students by sponsoring the award. She hoped the award would boost the morale of the students as they continue to pursue their studies.

Zhimomi, who is the former principal of JGHSS, encouraged the students to not be discouraged even if they could not secure top positions but to work hard and prove their worth.

The DEO also urged the teachers to give their best in imparting quality

education to the students.

She asked them to extend their support and cooperate with the principal for the overall development of the school.

Earlier, in a welcome address, JGHSS principal, Dr. Chumbemo Kikon, said the award was given to the best performer among the students who secure first division in HSLC and HSSLC examinations.

All Nagaland School Teachers’ Association (ANSTA) president, Visato Koso, who spoke during the occasion, announced that ANSTA would sponsor meritorious award for next year as the school would be celebrating its platinum jubilee. Viswema Student’s Union president, Ahel Vitsu, also delivered a short address.

The programme led

by PGT, Peleno Petenil-

hu, began with an invocation by VBC Pastor, Rev Puthavil Neikha.

Mokokchung DPDB: Meanwhile, according to DIPR, Mokokchung District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) during its monthly meeting held at ADC’s conference hall on May 7, has felicitated the toppers of the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2019 from the district.

The felicitation programme was initiated by the Officers Club of Mokokchung.

Altogether five toppers including three from HSLC and two from HSSLC were felicitated: HSLC toppers Wangshitemjen Ozukum (1st rank), Mechadung (16th rank), Imkongsangla Longkumer (17th rank) and HSSLC toppers Eric Yanthan (3rd rank) and Sagar Bhusal

(8th rank). They were presented with certificate of appreciation and cash by DC Mokokchung, Rajesh Soundararajan.

DC in his short speech expressed happiness and satisfaction on the achievement of the students and for bringing laurels not only to their school but also to the district in general.

Meanwhile, during the meeting, application for registration of two societies Anited Society Tzudikong Town and Asemtong Tribal Skill Development and Social Concern Society Mokokchung were deliberated and forwarded for registration.

Education department gave a detailed report on district performance in the HSLC and HSSLC. Basing on the report, the

DC directed the department to submit a status detail report of the schools with 60% below pass percentage in the recently declared result at the earliest. Status of PWD office complex, District Hospital and Public Water Supply report from PHED were also taken up in the meeting. On the attendance and discipline of the office, DC directed all the heads of offices in the district to be in the station and to be regular. He also directed all the HoDs to send weekly attendance report to his office every Friday starting from May 17.

Three new members were introduced to the board- Moamenla Longkumer, women welfare officer; Z. Viketo Achumi, DM NST and Sutemo Kikon, Water Resources department.

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WEATHER FORECAST May 10

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Mostly sunny; hot

38 27

Mostly sunny; hot

33 20

Aizawl

Guwahati Partly sunny Imphal

Mostly sunny; very warm

34 22 33 18

Itanagar A shower and t-storm around 27 20 Shillong

Decreasing clouds

25 17

Kohima

Mostly sunny

28 16

Dimapur Mostly sunny

34 20

Partly sunny

29 16

Mkg

Tuensang An a.m. shower; partly sunny Wokha

CS launches IM-PDS scheme

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Zunheboto Partly sunny

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Free key-hole surgery camp

Dimapur: A free gasless laparoscopic surgery/ keyhole surgery camp will be held at Community Health Centre Medziphema from May 20 to 22. Patients suffering from gall bladder stone, appendicitis, uterus/womb diseases, family planning/sterilization and ovarian diseases may avail the free services. For detail information, contact 8974045543/8837313173.

Chief secretary, Temjen Toy at the launching programme. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: State chief secretary, Temjen Toy on Thursday officially launched the Integrated Management of Public Distribution System (IM-PDS) at the Directorate of Food and Civil Supplies (DF&CS), Dimapur.

According to DIPR report, speaking at the launching programme, the chief secretary said that the scheme will ensure that the beneficiaries get their share.

He added that the scheme will ensure transparency of the department and was op-

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timistic that the department will rise up against all suspicions. He also congratulated the department led by commissioner & secretary for successfully launching the IM-PDS. Director, F&C, Asangba Imti, while giving a brief report of the scheme said that as announced by the central government the scheme will be implemented in all states and union territories during the year 20182019. The state received the first installment in February this year, she added.

According to director, the objective of the scheme was to introduce nationwide portability of ration cards as next level of reforms in PDS all over the country. The new scheme will bring more transparency and efficiency in distribution of food grains and improve the mechanism to identify false and duplicate ration cards.

Commissioner and secretary, F&CS, N. Hushili Sema chaired the programme. Later, the chief secretary also inaugurated IM-PDS working cell.

NH-29 LOU appeals govt for compensation DIMAPUR: NH-29 Land Owners’ Union (Purana Bazaar-Chumukidema) has appealed to the state government to acknowledge the land owners’ rights recognised by Guahati HC, Kohima bench Judgement Order dated September 25, 2000.

In a press release, NH-29 LOU president K Vishepu Assumi and general secretary Vichosel Rhutso said the court judgement ordered an amicable settlement by assessing the market value of the land and considered compensation at the earliest instead of going through the elaborated process. The union stated that no individual/institution can take away other’s land without obtaining prior consent from the owners or by entering into an amicable dialogue.

Stating that land owners were willing to give away portion of land for the sake of development, the NH-29 LOU, said “it is expected that the state government respond reciprocally.”

Dy chief minister, Y. Patton and State BJP president and minister, Temjen Imna Along along with other BJP leaders from the NE campaigning in Delhi for “Phir Ek Baar Modi Sarkar”. (PRO to Dy. CM)

JCC reiterates plea for Dmu-Niuland road

DIMAPUR: Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) of Niuland Area Students’ Union (NASU) and Ato Area Students’ Union (AASU) has reiterated its appeal to the PWD(R&B) for “complete strengthening and restructuring of priority road between 4th Mile Dimapur and Niuland town.

In a representation addressed to the executive engineer PWD(R&B) Dimapur division, the JCC

convenor Yepeto Aye, coconvenor H Hisaka Kibami and secretary Kaka K Holo said the committee had also written to the chief minister on the issue. They said the matter as endorsed by the chief minister and the responsible minister was “presently under the consideration and examination of the office of the chief engineer (R&B). However, the committee has expressed apprehension that the latest

proposal put up by the office of EE (R&B) Dimapur division could compromise for “piece meal/band aid solution”, which it affirmed would “in no way be accepted.”

JCC has, therefore, reminded the office of EE (R&B) Dimapur division to consider the matter with all seriousness, saying it would be compelled to obstruct the “short sightedness design of the department”.

Contractors urged to speed up two-lane road work

DIMAPUR: MLA of 17th Chizami A/C, Kezhienyi Khalo has directed the contractors and companies engaged in the construction of two-lane NH, SARDP project from Pfutsero (zero point) till Khomi village in Phek district to accelerate their work ahead of the rainy season.

In a press statement NPF 17th Chizami A/C through its media cell, stated that the MLA made this statement during his visit to inspect the ongoing construction on May 8.

Khalo was accompanied by EAC (Sakraba),

A b i n o Ja s m i n e, S D O (PWD), Wezotsonyi and NHIDCL officials.

Further, Khalo requested the public especially the land owners to extend full co-operation so that no complication arises during the construction.

Meanwhile, EAC clarified to some hindrances raised by the public such as damage to properties.

UBS day of prayer 2019 observed at BSI Dimapur

Members of BSI at the UBS day of prayer.

DIMAPUR: Bible Society of India (BSI), Dimapur auxiliary observed United Bible Societies (UBS) day of prayer at Bible House on May 9.

A press release from BSI Dimapur auxiliary media in-charge, Zakiebito Terhüja stated that, UBS was formed on May 9, 1946 at Heyward, England.

At present, under UBS there are 147 National Bible Societies supported by 70 Christian denominations operating in nearly every country and territory in the world, the release

stated.

The release also stated that Bible is now available in 692 languages spoken by 5.6 billion people.

However, there are about 246 million people without having any access to Scripture in their heart language.

Therefore, the BSI Dimapur has requested every Christian to pray and support Bible Societies and partner agencies. Earlier, Zakiebito Terhüja chaired the programme and Rev. Dr. Yiepetso Wezah shared the Word of God.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol on May 9 inspected the progress of the construction of bridges over Balijan river, Nagarjan and Chathe along with PWD (R&B) officials. (DPRO Dimapur) K Y M C

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Rally against NSCN(IM) camps in Mnp

A rally held to protest NSCN (I-M) designated camp in Manipur carried out in Kakching on Thursday. (NP)

IMPHAL, May 9: A mass rally was staged in Manipur’s Kakching district on Thursday to protest against the location of designated camps of NSCN(I-M) beyond the territorial limit of the ceasefire agreement.

NSCN (I-M), the largest Naga armed group, headquartered at Hebron in Nagaland engaging in peace talks with Union government signed a ceasefire agreement in 1997. Even though, the ceasefire is limited to Nagaland, cadres of the outfit are actively operating in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh where they have set up camps, referred to as “TNO”, or “taken note of ”, by the Indian security establishment.

Today’s mass rally at Kakching Bazar was to

protested against the location of the camps of the NSCN(I-M) in Manipur which is not covered by the ceasefire agreement.

Around 500 people, mostly students and women took part in the rally jointly organised by All Kakching Students’ Union and Joint Non-voluntary Organisation, Kakching. The rally carried out under the main banner “No to poisonous parochial disturbance” read ‘no designated NSCN(I-M) camps in Manipur against the ceasefire rule’.

Placards that read “One Manipur one government one policy”, “Let Manipur live in peace and grow together,” “Leave aside poisonous whims,” “Don’t spew communal venom,” etc. were displayed during the protest. The rally kicked started from Irabot Park

and concluded at the same place after it snaked through the streets at Kakching, the largest town of the district curved out from Thoubal district.

NSCN(I-M) opened various camps in Manipur and the ceasefire did not extend to Manipur, leaders of bodies that organized the rally alleged.

They added that the locations of the camps were against the ceasefire agreement signed between government of India and the outfit. The camps should be removed at the earliest, they added. The protest rally was staged in the backdrop of recent stand-off between cadres of the outfit and troops of Assam Rifles after the later objected opening of an unauthorised camp of the outfit near Sihai village at the Indo-Myanmar border

Tripura Left Front unhappy with partial re-poll AGARTALA, MAY 9 ( AGENCIES): The Left Front in Tripura has expressed utter disgruntlement over the Election Commission’s order of repoll in only 168 booths among the 1679 total polling stations under West Tripura parliamentary constituency, Northeast Now News reports.

Interacting with media at the CPI-M headquarters in Agartala on Wednesday afternoon, convener Bijan Dhar said that the voters of entire Wast Tripura seat were disappointed over the ECI decision.

Dhar further alleged that over 50 per cent genuine voters of the constituency were not able to cast their votes due to widespread rigging and prevention of voters by the ruling BJP during poll day.

Dhar also said the order that came after a long one month has only examined the irregularities partially, according to reports.

The CPI-M leadaer reiterated their demand for a compelte re-poll in the entire constituency.

Meanwhile, the Left Front moved the Supreme Court against EC decision demanding countermanding of April 11 polls.

Attestation parade of Meghalaya Police

SHOKHUVI, MAY 9: Attestation parade of 425 recruits (including 84 Mahila) of Meghalaya Police was carried out early morning on May 9 at Assam Rifles Training Centre and School.

A press release by SO-1 Edn for commandant, Lt. Col Bhavana Sharma stated that the parade was reviewed by Director Inspector General (Training) A R Mawthoh, IPS, in presence was Commanding Officer Special Force – 10, J F K Marak, IPS of Meghalaya Police and other dignitaries from Assam Rifles and Meghalaya Police.

Replying to a query, \A R Mawthoh said that the decision of Meghalaya Police to train their recruits at Assam Rifles Training Centre and School was taken by Meghalaya Police in view of Assam Rifles being the oldest Paramilitary Force of the nation and Assam Rifles Training Centre and School being a premier training institute of the country which was acknowledged when the centre got the award of Union Home Minister’s Trophy for ‘Best Training Institute’ at National level

by Ministry of Home Affairs.

Assam Rifles Training Centre and School trains not only the recruits of Assam Rifles and other Police organisations as and when

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IMPHAL, May 9: Possible impacts likely to be caused by Trans Asian Railway Project were discussed in a public consultation held at Manipur Press Club, Imphal on Thursday.

The public consultation programme was jointly hosted by Centre for Research and Advocacy Manipur, Youth Forum for Protection of Human Rights, Environment Conservation Network and Young Peoples for Social Reform and Youth Action Committee for Protection of Indigenous People.

Chiefs of villages affected by the railway works in Manipur and villagers also participated in the discussion wherein almost all the speakers univocally said, “Go back NF Railway”.

The Northern Frontier Railway is currently implementing the Jiribam-Tupul Railway project, a part of the Trans Asian Railway Project that will pass through Manipur.

Taking part in the discussion, secretary of Nungba Area Women Development Organisation Asingpao Kamei alleged

that the ongoing railway works have deprived livelihoods of people of Nungba area where the railway line passes through.

She alleged that almost all the paddy fields, the main livelihood of the people of the area have been damaged by the waste products of the works.

The concerned authority also did not compensated properly and delay in disbursement of the compensation was another problem facing by the people, she added.

Most importantly, the water of the rivers running in the area is no more potable. The rivers were almost polluted by the waste products of the railway works that drained to the rivers, she added.

Kamei alleged that various aquatic animals and also many habitats were also lost due to the project, adding that the project has affected both the hill and valley.

Also, highlighting the need of public awareness, Kamei said that the affected villagers still suffer but the wealthy companies have benefitted from it.

There was the need for finding out ways to

IN THE COURT OF Smti. Y. Longkumer, Principal Judge FAMILY COURT DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Guardianship Petition No. 03/2019

NOTICE

(See 10 of Guardianship & Ward Act.) Whereas an application under the Guardianship & Ward Act has been filed by Shri. Vitsokrol Vitso for appointment of Guardian in respect of minor(s) 1. Mr. Ketholezo Vitso, 2. Miss Kethosenule Vitso before this Court and whereas the 04th day of June 2019 has been fixed for the hearing on the matter.

Notice is hereby given inviting objection if any from the person having interest in the above named minor(s) to be furnished on or before the fixed date/or appear in person.

Given under my hand and seal of the Court on this 07th day of May 2019.

Judge Principal Judge, Family Court Dimapur, Longleng, Mokokchung, Mon, Tuensang, Dist. Nagaland DP-3640

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I, Shri Khumpise Sangtam S/o Tsathrongi, presently residing at Sovima Village, H/No. 133, Pheluo Khel, in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of above mentioned address.

2. That my name has been recorded/entered as Khumpise STM in my service (Government) Identity Card, Khumpise Sangtam in my Aadhaar Card, whereas in SBI Bank Pass Book bearing Acc. No. 20063185364 my name has been entered/recorded as T. Khumpise.

3. That the names Khumpise STM, Khumpise Sangtam and T. Khumpise are one and the same person.

4. That henceforth I shall use the name Khumpise Sangtam for all official and future correspondences.

5. That this affidavit is made to aver the above statements.

I, hereby verify that the content made in paras 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing materials is concealed therein.

Solemnly sworn before me.

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mitigate the harms done to the environment and affecting the people in their socio economic life by the project, she added.

In his key note address, rights activist Kiran Thokchom, a member of the organising bodies highlighted the impact of the railway project and said that the railway project must be stopped as the implementing authority failed to address the plights of the people affected by the project.

Kiran said that the railway project has affected the lives of the people and the surrounding villages drastically.

“Not only the agricultural lands but water resources are also greatly affected,” he claimed.

The available water bodies were polluted by cement used in the construction causing various diseases to the people living in and around the area.

The organising bodies have a firm stand to fight against such environment degradation and the violation of right to water by the authorities.

He alleged a hidden agenda on the implementation of the railway project in the state , adding that the main objective of the railway project was to extract the resources from the state.

Manipur has huge natural resources and is a virgin state. Currently, search for crude oil by companies at various places using bombs and many others explosives were on, he said.

The main aim of hosting the public consultation was to create awareness to the people, highlighting the agenda of bringing the railway project in the state,

he added.

Kiran alleged that the concerned implementing authority has violated the rights to free prior information. Social impact assessment and environmental impact assessment were done at their own wills by the authorities, he added.

Highlighting the negligence of the government towards its people, Kiran

said that no proper rehabilitation or resettlement for the affected families have been provided till now.

He warned that if appropriate steps were not taken up by the government, hosting bodies will be compelled to take up steps to stop the railway project and force the NF Railway along with coastal companies to leave the state.

425 recruits (including 84 Mahila) were attested on completion of training.

required but also carries out in-service training for entire Assam Rifles. The centre being classified as Centre of Excellence for training in Counter Insurgency and Jungle Warfare provides training in Counter Insurgency and Jungle Warfare besides training for Bomb Disposal and Improvised Explosive for all Central Armed Police Forces.

A R Mawthoh expressed extreme satisfaction on the standards achieved by his recruits and said that

the association between Meghalaya Police and Assam Rifles will always be strong and symbiotic.

He further thanked the Director General Assam Rifles, Lieutenant General Sukhdeep Sangwan, Sena Medal for facilitating training of Meghalaya Police recruits at the premier training institute. He said this will enable them to function as an efficient, effective, people friendly, impartial and responsible force of the state.

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

In the court of Smti Sharon Longchari, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late V. Kiyeto Assumi, Deceased, has been filed by Smti Nitoli Assumi, relation wife, R/o H/No. 471, Naharbari, Dimapur to draw his/her family pension, Bank Acct, who expired on 10-04-2019.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 8/6/19.

Given under the hand and seal of the court this 7th day of 5/19.

Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland DP-3630

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 6TH NAP BATTALION TIZIT : MON : NAGALAND

No.6BN (RO-11) 2019-20/221 Dated Tizit the 08th May 2019 To No.62670 - Naik Phomphymo Lotha Father's Name - Thenglamo Lotha Village - Longsa P.S. - Wokha P.O. - Wokha District - Wokha State - Nagaland Sub: CALLING NOTICE You have been found absent from bonafide Government duty with effect from 12-12-2018 without any prior permission from the competent authority and remain absent till date.

And whereas inspite of notice served to you to report before the undersigned vide this order you have failed to report.

1. No. 6BN (RO-10) 2018-19/2564 Dated 12-03-2019 2. No. 6BN (RO-10) 2018-19/2659 Dated 28-03-2019 3. No. 6BN (RO-10) 2019-20/2712 Dated 08-04-2019 4. No. 6BN (RO-10) 2019-20/82 Dated 18-04-2019 You are asked to report for duty within 7 (seven) days from the received of this calling letter. Failing which you will be declared as deserter as per the law and legal action will be taken by the authority against you.

Commandant 6th NAP Battalion, Tizit Nagaland DC-643

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND

Dated Wokha the 17th April 2019

NOTICE

No. Judl - 47/2017-18/ Whereas, Dr. L. T. Tsanglao husband of Late Smti. Thungchano Tsanglao a permanent resident of Wokha Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable him to close SBI AC No. 31954979329 in favour of his deceased wife Late Smti. Thungchano Tsanglao who expired on 26/01/2019.

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

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND No.JUD-21/SUCCTN/LEGAL GRDNSP/2018/346 ZBTO.

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NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Shri. Kakiye of Suruhuto Town under Zunheboto District has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his wife, Late Tosheli Sema has expired on 17/12/2018.

It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same.

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in Ukhrul district.

The five-day standoff ended after the cadres vacated their camp, a claimed by the authority of the Assam Rifles on May 2.

However, the event happened to remind the controversy surrounding the locations of authorised camps of the NSCN(I-M) in the state. Even an armed group Kangleipak Communist Party – Military Council (KCP-MC) has accused the state government of being a mute spectator of location of authorised camps of NSCN(I-M) that is an open secret after the recent standoff. The outfit, in a statement, further questioned civil society organisations holding memorial observations on June 18 every year on why they chose to stay silent on the matter.

“Have the leaders of these organisations turned the movement for protecting the territorial integrity of Manipur into an area for launching their political careers?” it questioned.

The outfit also demanded that state government must disclose to the public regarding how many official camps of NSCN(I-M) are there in Manipur and also clarify on what grounds their cadres, who were kept surrounded by Assam Rifles at Ukhrul, were let to go freely.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND No.JUD-21/SUCCTN/LEGAL GRDNSP/2018/350 ZBTO.

Dated the 02/05/ 2019

NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE

NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE

Smti NISHOLI of EMLOMI village under ZUNHEBOTO district has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that Her Husband Late KHUITO SEMA has expired on 05/04/2019.

It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f. the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same.

Smti Khetoli of New Colony under Zunheboto district has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that Her Husband Late Zuviche Sema has expired on 05/11/2018.

It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f. the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same.

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Final Assam NRC being prepared at behest of RSS: Tarun Gogoi

The former chief minister of Assam, Tarun Gogoi, said that the final National Register of Citizens (NRC) is being prepared in Assam “at the behest of RSS”, Northeast Now News reports. Addressing media persons in Guwahati on Thursday, Gogoi fumed, “The final Assam NRC which will be out on July 30 next will not be a totally error-free one as the BJP government is trying its best to bring in the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill.”

Gogoi further stated that the BJP government was not giving too much of stress on preparing a final NRC list “devoid of a single illegal migrant”.

“Just because the NRC is being prepared at the behest of RSS, genuine Indian citizens are being harassed,” the former Assam CM further remarked. To buttress his statement, he further questioned, “How was 40 lakh people left out? Out of the 40 lakh who did not make it to final draft Assam NRC, a lot of genuine Indian citizens are also there.” Lambasting the BJP government, he said that the saffron party leaders make tall talks but their “actions speak otherwise – roads are in a dilapidated condition, prices of essential items are hitting the roof, unemployment is soaring, and everything is in a chaos”.

He said with an air of confidence that the BJP stands no chance to win in this Lok Sabha polls “until and unless they tamper with the EVMs”. He prophesied that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s stars are not favouring him and once the election results are out on May 23 next, “bad days will befall BJP”. He affirmed, “The people of India will get a new government this time round and the Congress will play a pivotal role in it.”

He promised that if the Congress government comes to power at the Centre, both Nagaon and Silchar paper mills will be reopened and Assam will get back its ‘special state category’ status. Gogoi finally said that he will no more utter the sentence – “‘Who is Badruddin?’ as the people of Assam did not give my party majority in the 2016 Assembly elections for saying so as a result of which I lost.”

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Cheering up such air travellers from the region, SpiceJet has introduced direct return flights from Guwahati to Mumbai on daily basis.

According to information, while the flight SG 6266 departs from the Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International (LGBI) Airport Guwahati at 2:55 pm it reaches Mumbai Airport at 6 pm.

On the other hand, in the return journey, the flight SG 6265 from Mumbai Airport to Guwahati departs at 11:15 am and arrives at LGBI Airport in Guwahati at 2:25 pm.

Meanwhile, SpiceJet is also all set to introduce its business class, SpiceBiz which will have 2X2 cabin, gourmet meals and beverages, lounge access and priority services.

Informing about the introduction of SpiceBiz, SpceJet on its Facebook page stated: “SpiceJet is delighted to introduce its business class, SpiceBiz! With a dedicated 2X2 cabin, gourmet meals & beverages, lounge access and priority services, it is tailor-made to enhance your flying experience, at a price that will add to your delight.”

According to media reports, SpiceJet will introduce SpiceBiz as India’s first business-budget hybrid service from May 11.

Meghalaya residents protest against killing of home guard

Rally at Mawlai to protest the killing of Dismarlin Lyngdoh Lyngkhoi.

M AW L AI , M AY 9 (AGENCIES): Protesters with placards, banners and black flags on Thursday took out a rally at Mawlai here demanding action against the culprits involved in the murder of home guard Dismarlin Lyngdoh Lyngkhoi, Northeast Now News reports.

Home guard Lyngkhoi was allegedly killed on April 24 by four truck drivers over a drunken brawl at an FCI godown at Khanapara on outskirts of Guwahati.

Thousands of people including students joined the ‘black flag protest rally’ organized by the Joint Action Committee, Mawlai (JACM) and raised placards, banners and black flags as they marched from Mawlai Nongkwar to Mawlai Mawroh’s playground.

Protesters with placards, banners and black flags on Thursday took out a rally at Mawlai here demanding action against the culprits involved in the murder of home guard Dismarlin Lyn-

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Police have identified the truck divers – Naba Baruah, Sona Ram Boro, Suresh Boro and Sadhan Jamatia who killed Lyngkhoi.

Lyngkhoi, the breadwinner of the family, leaves behind his wife, Fatima Nonglang and his five children.

The eldest son is pursuing BA second semester, the second one is studying in Class-XII, and the third and fourth are in class-X and class-VIII. The fifth one is only three months old.

The JACM has demanded immediate arrest of the four truck drivers, besides providing compensation and job to one of the eldest children of late Lyngkhoi.

Last week, the JACM had met Meghalaya home minister James K Sangma demanding immediate arrest of the perpetrators.

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Home guard Lyngkhoi was allegedly killed on April 24 by four truck drivers over a drunken brawl at an FCI godown at Khanapara on outskirts of Guwahati.

Thousands of people including students joined the ‘black flag protest rally’ organized by the Joint Action Committee, Mawlai (JACM) and raised placards, banners and black flags as they marched from Mawlai Nongkwar to Mawlai Mawroh’s playground.

O n e p l a c a r d s ay s, “Who will feed us from now onwards as we have lost our Dad.” “Who will feed us, who will send us back to school after our Dad is no more,” reads another placard. People shouted slogans demanding justice for late Lyngdoh and his family.

Lyngkhoi, the resident of Mawlai Mawroh, was reportedly killed by the truck drivers belonging to the NE Trade and Transport, a Guwahati based firm

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up for no reason,” the Congress leader said.

He wondered how Modi is claiming himself as the “most popular PM” of this country as his party had secured only 31 per cent votes in the 2014 Lok Sabha election.

“Rajiv Gandhi had bagged 49 per cent vote and you say he was not popular!

This is all about publicity and I accept that we are lagging behind in publicity. In politics, publicity is needed,” he added.

On the National Register of Citizens (NRC), the former chief minister during whose tenure the exercise began, alleged that the BJP government is not interested in bringing out an error-free document for its own political benefits.

“This final NRC will not be correct. It is going to be a wasteful exercise, because what the BJP wants is the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill. Both the documents cannot be implemented simultaneously,” he said expressing doubt over the efficacy of the NRC. Assam, which had faced influx of people from Bangladesh since the early 20th century, is the only state to have an NRC, first

if they do not possess any document.

Gogoi said the BJP should have appealed to the Supreme Court to keep the NRC process on hold and implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill.

“The Government of India is playing a double game. It says one thing, but does just the other,” he alleged.

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prepared in 1951. Now it is being updated under the supervision of the Supreme Court.

The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill provided for according Indian citizenship to non-Muslims from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan after seven years of residence in India instead of 12 years, which is the norm currently, even

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Guwahati, May 9 (PTI/agencies): Veteran Congress leader Tarun Gogoi on Thursday claimed that the BJP has just one option to win this Lok Sabha election - that is tampering the EVMs, which the opposition parties are fearing.

Claiming that the saffron party will lose in Uttar Pradesh and other states in north and south India, the former Assam chief minister said the next government at the Centre will be formed with the support of the Congress. “(Prime Minister) Narendra Modi’s days have come to an end. He is sure to go. They (the BJP) will lose unless they go for tampering of EVMs, that is what the opposition parties are suspecting,” Gogoi said at a press conference here.

The BJP will lose badly in Uttar Pradesh along with other places in north and south India, while the Congress will improve its tally in many states, including Assam, he claimed.

“Even (BJP national general secretary) Ram Madhav has also hinted that the BJP is losing,” Gogoi said.

Gogoi was referring to Madhav’s recent interview in which he had said the BJP will need the support of its allies to form the government at the Centre.

“We will get the highest number of seats among all the opposition parties.

With our active support, a non-BJP government will be formed at the Centre,” he added. On Modi’s frequent reference to former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi during election campaigns in the past few days, Gogoi said it is being done unnecessarily.

“The PM should have a level. What is the need to bring Rajiv Gandhi’s name here? He died 28 years ago and his name is being raked

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 152 Dimapur, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019

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Great expectations

n anticipation of a post-poll scenario where the NDA is expected to fall far short of the half-way mark and opening the opportunity for non-BJP/ NDA parties to explore government formation, the opposition has decided to strategise on meeting the president of India to stake claim after results are declared. Leaders of the opposition have decided to meet on May 21 and approach the President immediately with the request that the single largest party, which most opinion polls predicted would be the BJP, is not invited first in case of a hung house. The opposition believe that the BJP under Modi will not have the numbers and that the non-BJP conglomeration will have the numbers.

However, the biggest question is whether the disparate groups can even stand together for a day?. This will be in the mind of the president of India when he weighs the facts before making a decision. The Constitution confers discretionary powers on the President of India in extending invite for the formation of the government in case of a fractured mandate. Twenty-one political parties, who together had also moved the Supreme Court over increasing verification of voter slips, are planning to also send a letter to the President that will say that once the result is out, they would present letters of support to form a government. If the BJP cannot get past 200 then it will have an uphill task in convincing other opposition leaders against whom Modi has said very harsh things as the ruling party had been over confident of another sweep.

The main opposition parties such as Trinamool, Biju Janata Dal(BJD), YSRCP or Telengana Rashtra Samiti(TRS) or even TDP are more inclined in forging an all-party front minus both Congress and BJP. However, they may not finally hang on long enough, if ever they get the next invite from the President of India to form a government because they will start falling apart of the issue of who becomes the prime minister? As for the Congress, it should be extremely satisfied if it can cross the 100-mark to play a central role in backing a nonBJP government. For the BJP, sitting in the opposition will be a death blow and so it can be expected that the party will pull out all stops to ensure it gets back to power. The BJP is the richest ever political party in Indian history and its awesome resources can be used to lure many opposition leaders. The other is that if BJP wins hardly 200 seats, then Modi will certainly no longer be around to claim back the prime minister’s chair. If the BJP wants to retain power, in such a scenario, then other BJP leaders, such as Nitin Gadkari or Sushma Swaraj or even Rajnath Singh who are more acceptable to the other opposition parties, could be thrown up to form another NDA. Coalition dharma may also mean political instability when regional parties put the interests of their respective states over that of the entire nation. The two coalitions that have lasted their terms are the UPA and NDA while the Third Front or National Front of regional parties had cracked and fallen even before completing half their tenures. A school of thought that suggests a two-party system gains credence due to the dilemma of coalition dharma.

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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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“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019

Post-mortem

Ao national workers Make the right choice while NSCN/GPRN react to Imna’s statement selecting your campus W

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veryone have dream to study in good and reputed colleges or in good campuses. Institutes of repute are in demand as many students apply for admission but every one cannot make into those reputed institutes. Now, it’s time to take admission for higher studies as results are out. As government institutes are limited, so, students have to get admitted in different private colleges or similar institutes. Admission may be for senior secondary, graduation, post graduation or special professional courses, etc. All aspirants must be aware of certain things and they must look at the institutes carefully before taking admission. An institute means not about government institutes but I am appealing students to be aware when they choose private institutes or campuses. The following points must be remembered by all aspirants Look at the proper affiliation of the institute.  Look at the campus placement and records of the previous placements.  Try to connect to alumni of the institutes. This is not easy but can be done with the help of internet and other social media.  Search in the website properly about the institution. You can read about the review in different magazines

or websites.  Take proper counselling from career counsellor. A career counsellor is different and admission agent/representatives from a particular institute are different.

Some colleges might advertise that they are offering free education to students belonging to Scheduled Tribe or Scheduled Caste. In this regard I would like to appeal to students and guardians to be vigilant. There are scholarships for the students of North Eastern region but that does not mean that everyone will get scholarships. We must check the proper documentation of the colleges whether they have proper papers in connection with scholarships or not. Apart from students and guardian, I would appeal civil society to be alert and aware so that no institute can cheat any students from north eastern region.

Success does not mean only getting good marks in board exams. It depends upon your skill too to be successful. Students not getting good marks should not be upset but they should plan and move ahead in life. Proper planning with authentic information would take us nearer to success academically or from other perspectives. Students may try for some technical lines like taking admission in ITI after passing secondary or senior secondary ex-

amination. There are many skills training programme available around the state and one may choose and select the trade and get training accordingly.

Our career is on our hand we can make it bright and vibrant or we can spoil it.

Students must remember that no one else can change their life or make good careers.

Others may suggest advice or provide information but it is up to the students how they take it in life and move ahead. Let us congratulate all those who have done well in board exams and we wish best wishes in life. At the same time we would like to appeal to those who could not do well or did not get good marks to make proper planning now and move ahead in life to be successful in life.

Update:  HDFC Bank Educational Crisis Scholarship Support 2019: HDFC Bank Educational Crisis Scholarship Support 2019 invites applications from students who are unable to bear the cost of education and are at a risk of dropping out due to a personal or family crisis. The key objective of the scholarship is to provide assistance to these students, to tide over a difficult situation without adverse impact on their education. Aspirants may apply before 15th June.

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e, the Ao national workers of NSCN/GPRN are abashed at the statement made by Minister and Nagaland BJP President, Mr. Imna Along that ‘Nagas are Indians and Nagas are proud to be a part of this great country’.

For daring to make such outrageous and dishonorable statement, we have to exercise our duty to deplore such a despicable statement. This is disservice to the Naga people and a ‘sellout’ of Naga’s historical and political identity.

Mr. Along, who is holding such a responsible position as a representative of his constituency in Mokokchung district and given such a high status in the Nagaland Cabinet, has made a mockery of the Naga’s political struggle which has travelled this far under the leadership of NSCN holding the ground firm to defend God given identity as a sovereign nation. The Government of India also have taken cognizance of the unique history and situation of the Nagas that eventually led to the signing of the historic August 3, 2015 Framework Agreement.

This agreement recognized the sovereign right of the Naga people.

Was Mr. Along not aware of the stand taken by all the political parties in Nagaland through their manifesto to stand for Naga political solution that is honorable and acceptable?

What is he trying to show with his misleading statement? But for us - Ao national workers, Mr. Along’s statement is obnoxious as it brings shame to us in particular and to all the Nagas in general.

Mr. Along cannot play damn with the Naga political history that has brought us this far. How can he forget the inhuman treatment the Nagas went through at the hands of the Indian

Army? Human groupings, killings, tortures, rapes and arson etc are all what the Nagas met at the hands of the Indian Army. We cannot tolerate such a person who wants to forget all this just because he wants to please his political master at the cost of Nagas who have given blood to defend their sovereign right.

For the Nagas, the political struggle for the past 70 years has been a trail of blood, tears and sweat and our mighty God never forsake us. Thousands of Nagas have sacrificed their lives defending the Naga’s sovereign nation under the banner of Nagalim for Christ. The God given rainbow flag is our identity as a nation. It is a Covenant between God and Nagas.

And we shall uphold it at all costs.

Disparaging as it is, Mr. Along has undermined his own identity as a Naga just to please his political master in New Delhi. But, it will be nothing less than damnation for Mr. Along if he prefers to treat the lotus flag of BJP to be placed above the rainbow flag of the Nagas. He cannot feign ignorance of the ongoing Indo-Naga political negotiation to take such liberty to make a statement which is not in tune with the Naga aspiration. He should be aware that in this final stage of negotiation only a few issues like Naga flag and Constitution remains to be agreed upon. But, this is sensitive as it matters our identity. Therefore, any nonsensical statement made at this crucial stage is to be condemned out rightly. However, Mr. Along is given the privilege to clarify his stand to the satisfaction of the Nagas who value their national identity as Nagas. He must clarify under what context he made the statement.

Bendang Aier (Kilonser) on behalf of Ao national workers

Has there been Peace in Nagaland?

(From previous issue) (c) Do they believe in political negotiation? Let us learn from what AZ Phizo, the father of Naga Nation had planned to do for the Nagas. Quoting from his Interview by M J Akbar which was published

by Sunday Magazine on 20th November, 1977 “But whether it is Mrs. Gandhi or anyone else, a settlement will have to be made and that is possible only when both parties sit down together and go into the matter deeply”. Unquote.

From the book ‘Phizo and Media, the 2nd Edition by Zapuvisie Lhousa at page 18. Or do they believe that Naga sovereignty will rain down from heaven like Manna?

How to bring peace into Nagaland? The peace I am talking about is the oxygen for progress and

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prosperity. Till we get the real peace, the economic growth will remain slow.

Rather its growth will remain redundant or will be retrogressing. To me, there are no alternative options available with the Nagas to have genuine peace either here in Nagaland or elsewhere. The only option is political solution to ongoing political negotiations. Reiterating that the adverse impacts on peace in Nagaland can be greatly mitigated only by reducing the number of governments. When, by any means, we reduce 10 governments to a single government, the tax burden on the common man will be definitely lifted which will consequently have positive ramifications on the living condition of the people.

The orders and directives for most of the issues from

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multiple authorities will be drastically reduced to minimum confusion resulting to clarity. I strongly believe that by that solution there can be immense transformation from the position of uncertainties to a future of hope and reassurance. I am confident that the very solution can bridge the existing chasms of mistrust and egocentrics by which the Nagas can make the erstwhile Naga solidarity revisit. The genuine peace can therefore be born by solution alone.

The NSCN(IM) entered into political negotiation with GOI 21 years ago with pre-conditions that the dialogue would be at the highest political level, that the dialogue would be in the third country and that the GOI would not engage any other NNPG for simultaneous dialogue till their

negotiation is finalised. I believed that NSCN(IM) had determination to bring its negotiation to a logical conclusion on time for the purpose of which its entered into the dialogue.

However, I am to question why NSCN(IM) has adopted this strategy of indefinite process of negotiation?

Whatever justifications the NSCN(IM) has, the 2 decades negotiation cannot be convincing no matter how intricate the issues may be. I am made to believe now that NSCN(IM) is apprehensive about solution out of its negotiation.

In other words, I tend to observe that NSCN(IM) is not willing to have solution. Is NSCN(IM) satisfied with negotiation only?

Does NSCN(IM) accept negotiation to be the logical conclusion? If not, what is not resolvable when the

Framework was signed in 2015 under the Constitution of India? The way the chief negotiator of NSCN(IM) manoeuvres the negotiation tilts more towards opening of Pandora’s box which is not pragmatic. Secondly, what I talk about those utopians are using negative parlance against solution.

These utopians never identify themselves to be proNSCN(IM), and yet what justifications they uphold and the delaying strategy of NSCN(IM) are of the two sides of a coin.

The Working Committee comprising 7 NNPGs are reported to have resolved all the contentious issues and are now ready for signing the solution under the Constitution of India. Thus, both the Naga negotiating groups have agreed to have solution within the ambit of Indian

Mother’s love towards humanity

he statement of our Minis- within the boundary of India is ter for Higher and Techni- both a Naga and an Indian. mother is God’s best creation on cal Education, Chowkidar If you choose not to be identithe universe and mother’s love Temjen Imna Along, that, “Nagas fied as an Indian, you must stop if the greatest gift of God to huare Indians and Nagas are proud using Indian Currency, go back to to be part of this great country”, your village, cultivate your field, manity. Next to God’s love is a mother’s has created another storm in a eat only what you produce or can love who loves unconditionally, sacrifices teacup; with the Naga Hoho/ barter for, stop using electricity everything for her child and has a heart Haha taking the opportunity to and vehicles and start making of gold who forgives every mistake. In parade its pseudo-nationalism on everything you need. Then India this world today we can see many poor the issue. will realise we don’t want them or mothers whosweat and toil in the fields The deafening silence of anything they have; and grant us and some mothers who vend vegetables the NH when I charged them and independence. in the market to feed their hungry chilthe NSF of including non-Naga If you do not wish to do so, dren and give them education for a bright Tribes in their organisations, and join the N.S.C.N.-K or accept the future however, it is very sad to say that its sudden attempt to project itself fact that you are Indian. There is our own Naga brothers are exploiting as the defender of the Nagas and no middle ground, you cannot theirpetty business by collecting taxes our history on this issue shows have your cake, by stating you are out of the hard earned meagre income. them for what they are:- a bunch Naga, not Indian;, and eat it, by There are some husbands who are unof hypocritical weasels who have consuming Indian food, wearing grateful despite of her hardships to make no shame in practising double Indian clothes and living in houses the house a home and the sacrifices she standards in public forums. First, built with Indian materials, pur- gives for her children. However, despite purge your membership of non- chased with money given by the all the hardships she faces, she gives only Naga Tribes, before you presume Indian Taxpayer. unconditional love expecting nothing in to speak for Nagas.

So, please understand that return.

But I write this, not for this is just a minor issue, that the Such is the love of a mother which our Chowkidar or the Haha, but NH, which is guilty of adulterating is worth more than gold or silver,deeper for the benefit of the many young Naga Purity, has taken up this is- than the ocean and wider than the sea. It Nagas who have unknowingly is by the grace of God and the love of a taken sides on the issue on Social sue for its own selfish ends and not mother that has brought the nagas from for the welfare of Nagas.

And as Media, especially Facebook. all across the border to come together as for our Chowkidar Imna Along, I, The first thing everyone should know is that the terms India personally, do not agree with him; a people of common belonging without and Indian have nothing to do with for he is proud to be an Indian, border to bring reconciliation and unity race, ethnicity, tribe or culture; whereas I’m ashamed to be one. among the people of Nagaland on 10th they are political term which de- But both of us for the same reason; January 2018 as’ Naga Day’. The cross is a symbol of a mother’s love towards notes the geographical boundaries Chowkidar Narendra Modi. humanity.

Kahuto Chishi Sumi, and the different races and cultures of the people residing within the Akukau (G.B.) Hevishe Village, N. Hotongse Sangtam, President, United Khaghaboto Range Naga Democratic Party Nagaland said boundaries. A Naga residing Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this

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Constitution. It is now for GOI to work out a solution out of two negotiations as intended.

The formation of the new Govt. in Delhi after 23.5.2019 is imperative. If NDA retains power, perhaps the Interlocutor RN Ravi, being an old hand in handling the issues, may remain as I believe. If not, I do not know what would be the new arrangement under the new dispensation.

Nevertheless, I believe, no Govt. in Delhi can afford to ignore the ongoing political negotiations. It is left to the Nagas as to whether we want to have peace or continue with the status quo. I still uphold the philosophy of something better is better than the status quo and definitely better than nothing.

(Concluded) Z. Lohe

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Sir,

The ‘Change’ is here!

Within one year, the roads everywhere in this branded…. “The most unliveable city…” during the decade preceding 2018 when the PDA took over including Bayavü are taking shape and looking like roads which are the most important step to change. There is clearly a spirit of healthy competition among makers which will benefit common people in the long run. With good roads now the danger of speeding vehicles is noticed which may need Police attention!

There was a visible improvement of roads during the tenure of Neiphiu Rio as the PWD Minister… then came a period of decadence and roads began to look like rivers in the rain due to blocked drains. Some Lotha friends in good humour once used to call their road to Merapani as Wokha-Merapani River. Are these days over? I am sure it is.

K. K. Peseyie, Kohima

Sir,

Practice civic sense

People travelling in vehicles and constantly opening their door to spit out paan juice are really annoying as it sometimes lands on pedestrians or others on two wheelers. Most of these people travel in SUVs and one would expect them to carry their own spittoons instead of inflicting the vile juice on people. Civic sense is not only about throwing waste in the garbage bins or keeping one’s house clean and vehicle gleaming. The most important civic sense is to respect those pedestrians who should not be drenched because somebody spat out of their vehicle. Practice civic sense.

Irangbe Zeliang, Bank Colony, Dimapur newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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SC rejects plea on Rahul’s citizenship

New Delhi May 9 (Agencies):The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a plea seeking direction to the Centre and the Election Commission to debar Congress President Rahul Gandhi from contesting Lok Sabha elections till the issue of his citizenship is decided, reports india today.

A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi rejected the contention of the petitioners, who said in a form along with the annual data of a UK-based company in 2005-06, it was allegedly mentioned that Rahul Gandhi is a British citizen. “If some company in some form mentions his nationality as British, does he become a British citizen,” the bench also comprising Justices Deepak Gupta and Sanjiv Khanna

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told the petitioners.

Rahul Gandhi’s citizenship triggered a massive row in the middle of the Lok Sabha elections.

The home ministry had recently served a notice to Rahul Gandhi, asking him to clarify within a fortnight his “factual position” on a complaint questioning his

citizenship status.

Petitioners Jai Bhagwan Goyal and C P Tyagi alleged that Rahul should not have been allowed to contest the ongoing Lok Sabha elections from Amethi in Uttar Pradesh and Wayanad in Kerala.

The plea, filed by advocate Barun Kumar

Sinha, also sought a direction to the Election Commission to remove Rahul’s name from the “electoral roll till the decision of the question of acquisition of his British citizenship”.

In a recent letter to Rahul, the ministry had said it has received a representation from Subramanian Swamy in which it has been brought out that a company named Backops Limited was registered in the UK in 2003 with Rahul Gandhi as one of its directors.

The ministry had said Swamy’s letter mentioned that in the British company’s annual returns filed on October 10, 2005, and October 31, 2006, Rahul’s date of birth was given as June 19, 1970, and his nationality as British.

Cong seeks judicial probe into Kerala bogus voting Thiruvananthapuram, May 9 (IANS): With a preliminary probe revealing bogus voting in the postal ballots of police officials in Kerala, the Congress party on Thursday demanded a judicial inquiry into the matter while the state police chief ordered a full fledged investigation by the Crime Branch.

Kerala’s Chief Electoral Officer Teeka Ram Meena, after going through the preliminary report filed by intelligence chief T. K. Vinodkumar, asked Kerala Police chief Loknath Behra to give directions for a detailed probe.

“Prima facie what has come up

is that there are issues in the postal ballots and the role of the Police Association also has to be probed,” Meena told the media on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Kerala Congress chief Mullapally Ramachandran alleged foul play with the knowledge of the top brass of the CPI-M and top police officials and said only a judicial probe would find out the truth and not one by the police.

Kerala voted on April 23 to pick 20 Lok Sabha members.

Following an audio clip of two police officials speaking on postal ballots surfacing in the media, Behra ordered a probe by the intelligence

wing into allegations of irregularities

by CPM-backed office-bearers of the Kerala Police Association.

A four-page report submitted to Behra points at foul play and has recommended action against two police officials besides calling for a comprehensive probe.

The association consists of 58,000 police officials and is led by those said to be close to the CPI-M. About five police officials have been identified and once the FIR to this effect is registered by the Crime Branch, these five officials would be suspended from service, according to sources in the know of things.

eight Bigwigs in fray in MP polls on May 12 leader Digvijaya Singh.

The other bigwigs in the fray include former Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia of the Congress from Guna and Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar of the BJP from Morena. The five other seats set to vote on Sunday are Vidisha, Bhind, Gwalior, Sagar and Raj-

garh. Barring Guna which was won by Scindia, all the other seats went to the BJP in 2014. Pragya Thakur, who joined the race for Bhopal almost a month after Digvijaya Singh’s candidature was finalised, is no longer just a candidate, but has become an election issue. Many have raised questions over her candida-

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ture, wondering if someone who’s out on bail in a terror case should be allowed to contest elections.

Fielding Prag ya Thakur is also an example of how the BJP is trying to redefine “majoritarian communalism” as nationalism under pressure from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

SC must take steps to come out of crises: CPI-M

New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): The CPI-M on Thursday asked Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and the Supreme Court to “take the court out of the crises in which it is currently mired”.

An editorial in the CPI-M organ “People’s Democracy” said the crises in the Supreme Court had been aggravated by the way in which Gogoi and the court had handled the accusation of sexual harassment levelled against the Chief Justice by a former court employee.

It said that instead of ensuring complete transparency in the matter, the Chief Justice himself sat on judgment in the matter in a special bench along with two brother judges, thereby flouting every principle of natural justice.

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(From p-1) Further, the union alleged that there were some doctors who have been neglecting from their regular duties. It said just 5-7 doctors were sincerely dedicating their time and energy.

The union stated the public was paying the consequences because of those irresponsible “government servant(s)”, who were being negligent and unethical in their duties and responsibilities. “Not only the health sector but almost all the government job holders get paid for doing nothing,” CSUTT claimed and asserted that from now on the very term “no work, no pay” would be applied by the union.

The union also cautioned that it would take its own course of action if the grievances were not addressed at the earliest.

Won’t let Modi, BJP destroy India’s unity: Punjab CM

S u na m ( P u n ja b ) , May 9 (IANS): Calling for a vote against the Akalis who he said resorted to sacrilege to polarise communities, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday made an emotional appeal to not let Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP destroy the country’s biggest strength -- its unity.

Addressing an election rally here in support of Congress candidate from Sangrur Kewal Singh Dhillon, he said this land of martyrs was an inspiration for those who had sacrificed themselves for an India that belongs to all religions and communities.

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vide the people of Punjab through desecration of the holy scriptures of various religions, the Chief Minister said they would have to pay for their sins, including the firing on people protesting against sacrilege cases.

Paying his tributes to Shaheed Udham Singh, whose picture he was presented, Amarinder Singh said the freedom fighter’s

selfless sacrifice remains an inspiration for Indians even today. He recalled the incident of Udham Singh keeping a bottle of bloodsoaked Jallianwala Bagh soil next to his pillow, for years, out of sheer grief at the tragic killings of innocent Indians. Those people were of a different mettle, he said, exhorting people to ensure that the India of their dreams was not destroyed by communal forces.

The nation was passing through difficult times and these Lok Sabha elections would decide its future by choosing between those engaged in communalising politics and those desirous of building a secular India, said the Chief Minister.

Lack of unity hurdle to solution: Rio backbone and foundation of all societies, Rio said nothing should be out of reach for any individual and the single factor of merit should be the determining reason for a person to succeed.

He encouraged the students to have the right skills and attitude along with education to be able to find jobs – “be it in private sector, government sector or for self-employment”.

Rio said, “Being the strongest pillar of the society, how you play your role will be the determinant of how the future spans out and, therefore, it is imperative to identify, understand and address the real issues and challenges we face today.”

In his speech as a special guest, Manipur’s public health engineering minister L Dikho remarked that NSF is the most important platform for Naga people and can

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Mentioning that their vision to bring the Nagas together, uphold oneness and unity by preserving and promoting Naga culture and tradition, fighting for the welfare of student community and their concern for social issues throughout is laudable, the chief minister acknowledged and appreciated all their sacrifices and contributions.

According to him, NSF being the apex body of the student community, is one of the most respected civil society organizations and, apart from working for welfare of the students and youth, the federation has made significant contributions to the Naga society in multiple aspects and greatly contributed towards the unification of Naga people beyond manmade boundaries.

Stating that the students and youth are the

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He said the federation has brought Naga people together.

“Nagas without border should be our vision and future. And student unity is most important for helping to achieve a better future for the Nagas,” he emphasised.

Earlier in the day, the chief minister also unveiled the 28th NSF Conference Monolith, which was dedicated by Rev Nyanchumo Lotha, executive secretary of Lotha Baptist Churches Association.

Rio was accompanied by agriculture & co-operative minister G Kaito, medical minister Pangyu Phom, horticulture adviser Mhathung Yanthan, former NSF president and R&B minister Tongpang Ozukum, IT, S&T and NRE adviser Mmhonlumo Kikon and a host of other dignitaries. This was stated in a press release.

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Among the constituencies going to the polls on Sunday is Bhopal, which has grabbed a lot of attention after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) fielded the controversial Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, an accused in the 2008 Malegaon bomb blast case, against veteran Congress

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Production of passenger vehicles was cut by 10.3 per cent in April from the corresponding period last year, according to a regulatory filing.

However, utility vehicles’ production jumped by 8.4 per cent.

Vans like Eeco and Omni models also slipped by over 25 per cent to 10,688 units. The mid-size Ciaz also saw a decline of 25.7 per cent.

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“The uncertainty related to election outcome and US-China trade deal have been weighing on the rupee. Overseas investors have turned cautious for the domestic equity and debt market and started reducing their position ahead of the election outcome scheduled on 23rd May 2019,” said V K Sharma, Head PCG and Capital Markets Strategy, HDFC Securities.

The dollar has hit fourmonth highs against the yuan and the Australian dollar on trade tensions, he added. Foreign investors remained net sellers in the capital markets, offloading shares worth Rs 655.36 crore Thursday, provisional exchange data showed.

The dollar index, which

gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, inched up 0.02 per cent to 97.64.

Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, rose 0.17 per cent to USD 70.49 per barrel.

“From the high of USD 75.60 registered on April 25, Brent crude has witnessed a correction of 7 per cent till date. However, for last four sessions, it has been holding a level above USD 69 in futures. Breaking USD 69 in Brent crude would help domestic currency to recover recent losses against dollar,” Sharma added.

Meanwhile, the domestic equity markets nursed losses for the seventh straight session. The 30-share BSE Sensex closed 230.22 points, or 0.61 per cent, down at 37,558.91, while the broader NSE Nifty shed 57.65 points, or 0.51 per cent, to 11,301.80.

The Financial Benchmark India Private Ltd (FBIL) set the reference rate for the rupee/dollar at 69.8685 and for rupee/euro at 78.2481. The reference rate for rupee/British pound was fixed at 90.9879 and for rupee/100 Japanese yen at 63.59.

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have built enough capacity already to take care of our growth for next 2 to 3 years,” he told an analysts conference.

RBI has imposed some restrictions in regard to meeting certain stake dilution criteria of promoter’s holding in the bank.

The bank opened 50 new branches 250 new DSCs (doorstep service centre) in the last fiscal.

“The number of DSCs has now increased to 3014 taking our total banking outlets at 4000,” bank MD & CEO Chandra Sekhar Ghosh said.

The bank claimed 75 per cent of its branches are in unbanked districts giving an immense opportunity for raising deposits and credit lending.

The operational expense ratio, year-on-year it has remained flat at 3.6 per cent for the bank indicating branch expansion is not eating into margins.

Mumbai, May 9 (PTI): Falling for the four th straight session, the rupee depreciated by 23 paise to 69.94 against the US dollar Thursday on unabated foreign fund outflows amid simmering US-China trade tensions.

Firming oil prices and a prolonged spell of weakness in the equity markets also weighed on the domestic unit, dealers said.

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened marginally lower at 69.70 and slipped further to breach the 70mark, touching a low of 70.03, before finally settling at 69.94, down by 23 paise over its previous close.

The rupee has now lost a hefty 72 paise in four sessions. Globally, the Japanese yen rallied to three-month highs against the dollar as investors retreated to safe haven assets following the fresh flare-up in tensions between the US and China.

Ahead of the next round of talks aimed at ending the trade conflict between the world’s two largest economies, China said it will retaliate if US raises tariffs on Chinese products.

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Kolkata, May 9 (PTI): City-based Bandhan bank would consolidate and bring efficiency in its existing branch network which will soon touch 1000 branches, a senior official said Thursday.

The bank has 986 branches as of March 2019 which was 936 last fiscal.

In 1-2 months the number is expected to touch 1000.

This strategy was much before RBI imposed restrictions on expansion, the official said.

“Our strategy even before the restriction was that once we crossed 1000 branches, we will try and consolidate and bring efficiency into those branches before we again start the expansion,” Bandhan CFO Sunil Samdani told an analysts conference.

“We have the approval of 1000 plus branches today, so further branch expansion will not be as it was in the last two years as we

Rupee slumps 23 paise vs dollar

New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): State-run Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) will raise up to Rs 1,500 crore in tranches through private placement and public issues in domestic or overseas markets, IOB said on Thursday.

In a regulatory filing, the bank said its board has approved a proposal where the bank will issue up to Rs 300 crore equity shares by way of Follow on Public Offer and Rights Issue, with or without participation from the government. The shares could also be issued to employees or on preferential basis to LlC and other insurance companies, mutual funds (MFs) and qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) after obtaining the approval of the shareholders.

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crore by end-February, or at 73 per cent of the BE. Gross tax collection for the period had touched Rs 16,92,110 crore or 75 per cent of the BE, against 81 per cent in the same period of the previous fiscal. T The net tax revenue to the Centre was of the order of Rs 10,93,923 crore, or 74 per cent of BE, after deducting devolution to States (Rs 5,96,667 crore) and collections under national calamity and contingency duty (NCCD) to be transferred to the National Disaster Response Fund or NDRF ( Rs 1,520 crore).

Total receipts include Net Tax Revenue to Centre (Rs 10,93,923 crore), Non Tax Revenue (Rs 1,71,755 crore) and Other Receipts (Rs 71,662 crore), the figures showed.

term loans for business enterprises in manufacturing, trading and services, including for allied agricultural activities. Finance Ministry data shows Rs 2,82,594.30 crore has been sanctioned under PMMY and the Shishu loan cornered 46 per cent of the amount , Kishore 32 per cent and Tarun makes up 22 per cent of the sanctioned amount. Out of a total 5,41,27,092 accounts, Shishu accounts are at 4,69,04 215, Kishore at 58,64,952 and Tarun at 13,57,925. Out of these accounts, women borrowers are 340.45 lakh and SC/ST/OBC borrowers are 259.71 lakhs, the new entreprenuers are 107.57 lakh, the data said.

These loans require no collateral security and are guaranteed by the Credit Guarantee for Micro Units (CGFMU), and the same is provided through the National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company (NCGTC).

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“The receipts are sufficient to cover only 61 per cent of expenditure. As a percentage to GDP, fiscal Deficit is 4.52 per cent and revenue deficit is 3.45 per cent”, says the Finance Ministry note.

Till end-Febr uar y, the total expenditure of the government was Rs 21,88,839 crore or 89 per cent of BE. The figure for the corresponding Period of the Previous Year (COPPY) was 90 per cent.

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New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): Total sanctions under the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) loan scheme for micro industries are likely to cross Rs 3 lakh crore in the current fiscal, a senior Finance Ministry source said on Thursday.

Government data for the scheme for the last fiscal, till March 22, 2019, put the figure of Mudra sanctions at Rs 2.82 lakh crore to 541.27 lakh borrowers.

The loan is given primarily for the purpose of employment creation at the grassroots level through formal banking credit channel.

Maximum loan amount under the PMMY is upto Rs 10 lakh. Loans up to Rs 50,000 are categorised as ‘Shishu’, those from Rs 50,001 to Rs 5 lakh are called ‘Kishore’ and loans from Rs 5.01 lakh to Rs 10 lakh are categorised as ‘Tarun’.

The loans are being given as working capital and

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New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): The country’s fiscal deficit at Rs 8.51 lakh crore at the end of February 2019 had touched 4.52 per cent of the GDP, a senior Finance Ministry source said on Thursday citing its data in this regard.

The government’s has pegged its fiscal deficit target for 2018-19 at 3.4 per cent for which was revised upwards from the earlier 3.3 per cent.

The government is yet to release the fiscal deficit figure for the last financial year, including the figure for March.

At the end of February, the fiscal deficit is at Rs 8,51,499 crore had crossed 134 per cent of the budget estimate (BE). In the corresponding period of previous year the deficit stood at 120 per cent .

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China broke the deal in trade talks: Trump

Washington, May 9 (IANS): US President Donald Trump has said that China “broke the deal” in trade talks, ramping up hostilities ahead of negotiations between the two sides to end a tit-for-tat trade war.

On Twitter, Trump on Wednesday accused Beijing of attempting to run out the clock on his administration in the assumption it will be dealing with a Democratic administration after 2020, CNN reported. Speaking at a rally in Florida later Wednesday, Trump said the new tariffs were because China “broke the deal”.

“You see the tariffs we’re doing?” the President asked his supporters. “Because they broke the deal.”

“The (Chinese) Vice Premier is flying in tomorrow (Thursday), good man, but they broke the deal.

They can’t do that,” he added. “If we don’t make the deal, nothing wrong with taking in over 100 billion a year. We never did

President Trump speaks at a rally in Panama City Beach, Fla. on Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

that before.”

His remarks came afterthe Chinese government also on Wednesday threatened to retaliate, as its top trade negotiator, He was heading to Washington for what was supposed to be among the last rounds of discussions with US tradenegotiator Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

In a tweet on Sunday, Trump promised to raise tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods, sending markets plummeting. The tariffs are to come into force on Friday.

Trump has also said the US

could hit another $325 billion of Chinese goods with a 25 per cent tariff “shortly”.

Despite that, the two sides are due to hold trade talks in the US on Thursday.

Tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods were supposed to rise to 25 per cent from 10 per cent at the start of the year but that was postponed as negotiations advanced.

The two sides have already imposed tariffs on billions of dollars worth of one another’s goods, creating uncertainty for businesses and weighing on the global economy, said the BBC.

14 dead in Taliban attack on aid group in Kabul Kabul, May 9 (IANS): The death toll of a Taliban attack targeting an international aid group in the Afghan capital jumped to 14 on Thursday, with the militant group warning it would conduct more such strikes to avenge the civilian casualties of counterinsurgency military operations by Afghan and foreign forces.

A group of Taliban attackers on Wednesday triggered a car bomb and then stormed the compound of the building housing the office of the charity, Counterpart International, in the Shahr-e-Naw area of Kabul.

Afghan forces engaged the assailants in a nearly six-hour-long battle before all the attackers were gunned down. The government had initially said 10 people, including the five bombers, were killed in the clash.

However, the Interior Ministry on Thursday said a total of 14 people had died in the gun battle, Efe news reported.

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At around 10.20 p.m., the Bill was passed with 72 MPs saying “yes”, nine WP MPs saying “no”, and three Nominated MPs abstaining.

The legislation will allow the government to decide what information is listed as false based on two criteria: when a false statement or announcement is issued, and when this action is considered to be of public interest.

The law, which according to the authorities will not apply to opinion, criticism, satire or parody, provides for a maximum penalty of 10 years’ imprisonment and fines of up to $733,000.

Pritam Singh, leader of the Workers’ Party -- Singapore’s lone opposition party in parliament -- who had

strenuously objected to the new law for giving ministers too much power, had called for a division in which each MP’s vote is recorded.

The bill was also criticised by the Amnesty International’s East and South East Asia Regional Director Nicholas Bequelin, saying that it will give the authorities more power to repress their critics, reports Efe news. Asia Internet Coalition said it was “deeply disappointed” by the lack of public consultation during the drafting process.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong last week defended the measures by describing them as necessary to protect Singapore with the aim of avoiding “hostile” interference intended to “cause disorder in our society”.

‘Maduro govt too afraid to arrest me’ C a r a c a s, M ay 9 (IANS): Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido has said that he remains a free man because the government of incumbent President Nicolas Maduro is “too afraid” of the consequences of arresting him.

“Because they’re scared. Those that try to spread or generate a perception of control are the ones that don’t have it,” Guaido told CNN in an interview on Wednesday.

The Maduro government has accused Guaido, the opposition controlled National Assembly president, and several other opposition leaders of planning a failed coup on April 30.

Guaido has been recognised by more than 50 countries, including the US, as Venezuela’s interim president after he self-proclaimed it on January 23.

In the interview, Guaido was at times vague and evasive when trying to explain why his political uprising failed.

“We have offered amnesty, perhaps not enough.

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ment -- the armed forces -they will have an important role not only in the transition but the reconstruction of Venezuela,” he said.

Asked if US military intervention was still an option, Guaido indicated it would be one of the final options and clarified that military action did not have to come from Washington.

Guaido told CNN that he has remained in close touch with the US President Donald Trump’s administration and was in contact with American officials earlier this week.

He however, would not elaborate on his next

moves or offer a time line on what happens next for him and his supporters.

Guaido’s comments came just hours before one of his closest allies and Vice President of the National Assembly, Edgar Zambrano was arrested by security forces with Venezuela’s intelligence agency, SEBIN. Guaido tweeted later on Wednesday night that the Maduro government had “kidnapped” Zambrano.

“They are trying to break up the body that represents all Venezuelans, but they will not achieve it,” he said in his tweet.

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Lahore, May 9 (PTI): The death toll rose to 11 on Thursday in the powerful suicide blast outside one of Pakistan’s oldest and most revered Sufi shrines in Lahore as another policeman succumbed to his injuries, officials said.

The attack, which occurred during the Muslim holy month of Ramazan, was carried out by a teenage Taliban suicide bomber who blew himself up outside the densely-populated 11th century shrine on Wednesday.

So far, 11 people, including six police commandos, have lost their lives, Geo News reported, adding that as many as 26 others have been injured.

The powerful blast took place outside the Data Darbar shrine, the largest

Security officials examine the site of a bomb blast outside a Sufi shrine in Lahore.

Sufi shrine in South Asia, where the elite police personnel were deployed for security.

A CCTV footage showed that a teenage boy

wearing black ‘shalwar kameez’ and a suicide vest came closer to the vehicle of elite force and blew himself up.

“The suicide bomber is

about 15 years old and made no suspected movement before blowing himself up,” Lahore police spokesperson Syed Mubashir told PTI on Wednesday.

He said that two suspects have been taken into custody.

The Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JeA), a breakaway faction of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), claimed responsibility for the attack.

Punjab Inspector General Police Arif Nawaz told reporters that it was a suicide attack and the target was the vehicle of the elite force that was stationed outside the shrine of Sufi saint Ali Hajvari popularly known as Data Darbar.

The blast shattered the windows in nearby vehicles and buildings.

Wednesday was the second day of Muslim holy month of Ramazan. The Data Darbar area is thickly populated and the shrine attracts thousands of visitors every day.

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Singapore, May 9 (IANS): Singapore parliament has passed a comprehensive piece of legislation to combat fake news, after a marathon two-day debate, amid criticism from opponents and activists who consider it an attack on freedom of expression, the media reported on Thursday.

The legislation titled, “Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill”, is not a political tool for the ruling party to wield power, said Home Affairs and Law Minister K. Shanmugam after it was passed late Wednesday night, but is about shaping the kind of society that Singapore should be, The Straits Times reported. “(Debates) should be based on a foundation of truth, foundation of honour, and foundation where we keep out the lies, that’s what this is about. “It’s not about the Workers’ Party or the PAP (People’s Action Party) or today, it’s about Singapore,” Shanmugam said responding to the 31 MPs who spoke during the debate on the draft law aimed at protecting society

“In addition to the five attackers, the death toll from the attack on Counterpart International increased to nine,” Ministry spokesperson Nasrat Rahimi said.

The dead included five security personnel, a security guard employed

by Counterpart and three civilians who worked with Care International, another humanitarian aid group that has its office near the building that was attacked.

“The offices are too close to each other. It was initially unclear whether the target was Care or Counterpart,” the spokesperson said.

The police said the militants had chosen a soft target to attack Counterpart office located in a relatively high security zone in the centre of Kabul. The US government-funded nonprofit has been operating in Afghanistan since 2005 and is headquartered in the US city of Arlington, Virginia.

The Taliban in a statement on their official webpage warned that there would be more strikes in future.

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Kiphire, May 9 (NPN): A Delhi based NGO, Sarvahitey under its initiative “Project Paper Bridge” distributed books to the students of five schools under Kiphire district on Thursday.

The group plans to open libraries all over India by 2020 under the

paper project. The distribution programme was held at DC’s Conference hall, Kiphire organized by District Education Officer Kiphire in collaboration with Sarvahitey, District Legal Service Authority (DLSA) Kiphire and Nagaland State Legal Service Authority (NLSA).

ADC Kiphire, Reny Wilfred, who graced the

programme as special guest said that books issued to the libraries were important for enhancing one’s knowledge. He thanked DEO Kiphire for undertaking different programmes for Kiphire and also encouraged the students to read books and share their experiences.

Earlier, Prem Prakash KAL group based in Dima-

pur partners of Sarvahitey briefed the students about the target of opening libraries in all over India and said that it will be completed within 2020.

Meanwhile, the programme on Mathematics training also got underway at the DC’s Conference hall Kiphire with Rupesh Gesota, mathematics coach from Mumbai as the resource person.

The training will continue till May 11. The participants of the training were teachers from selected schools under Kiphire district. The training for Kiphire district is organised by the District Education Officer Kiphire for the welfare of students’ community and in order to provide quality education to the younger generation.

Meanwhile, Sarvahitey has planned to build 100 libraries across rural and urban North-Eastern states. The group had already opened three libraries in Nagaland and plan on building five more.

DIMAPUR: A state level farmers training on “promotion and cultivation of medicinal and aromatic plants” was conducted on May 9 by Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Dimapur at ATMA training hall, Dimapur.

A press release by ATMA Dimapur stated that in the first session, the resource person, team member, Nagaland Bio Resource Mission (NBRM), Manensangla Amer, highlighted the objectives and activities of NBRM which includes conservation of bio resources, identification, survey and documentation of indigenous, medicinal and aromatic plants.

Stressing on importance and scope of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants (MAPs) for development in Nagaland, Amer identified Nagaland as rich in endemism with respect of many plants of medicinal importance and a home to numerous, rare and endangered species of wild life.

Amer said organized cultivation of MAPs can create an opportunity for generating employment that can provide alternative source of income.

The resource person then motivated the participants to strictly follow good agriculture practices and to focus on conservation of bio resources for the future generation.

Resource persons and participants at the training programme.

Powerpoint presentation on various medicinal and aromatic plants of Nagaland identified by NBRM were also shown and deliberated upon In the second session, the resource person, ATM, Chumukedima Block, ATMA Dimapur, Tzubentula Jamir, spoke on the topic “Package of Practices and Management of Fall Army Worm (Spodoptera frugiperda), an emerging pest in India.

She created awareness on the

management of Fall Army Worm (FAW), following the report on high infestation in Nagaland.

The programme chaired by deputy project director, ATMA Dimapur, Tonikali Achumi was followed by interaction session.

Nihokhu Sumi, a progressive farmer from Chumukedima Block shared his success story on medicinal and aromatic plants while vote of thanks was delivered by deputy project director, ATMA Dimapur, Dr. Ithika C. Swu.

DPDB, SDPDB meetings in Kiphire, Zunheboto, Noklak

navas C also added that “from now on DPDB attendance will be strictly maintained and all outpost officers are to attend the next DPDB meeting positively.”

Chairman also gave away prizes to the winners of the painting competition conducted in commemoration of world water day on March 23, 2019.

At the meeting all the members agreed to contribute from the salary of all the government employees under Zunheboto district for the continuation of the lone Zunheboto Government College, which is about to face de-recognition from the UGC if certain criteria are not fulfilled by the college administration. Power-point

highlighted the objectives of the scheme and urged the Anganwadi workers to be more active and sincere in implementing the scheme with the new technology.

During the programme, smart phones were distributed to 106 trainees of Anganwadi workers under the project.

The programme was conducted under the supervision of Anyile Khamo CDPO Kohima (Urban) with 5 (five) supervisors and 5 (five) Anganwadi workers as master trainers.

Dimapur: Nagaland State Education Common Entrance Test (NS Ed.CET-2019) (B.Ed) will commence on May 11 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.

All the hall tickets have been sent to candidates through e-mail. If any candidate who has not received hall tickets via email, they can appear the examination with valid ID card along with application

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The Mezomia Mechü Kehou (MMK) is surprised to note the news item "Change of Nomenclature" published in Nagaland Post dated the 2nd May 2019 at Page no -15, wherein Sirhi Angami village being changed to Medziphema A village; and wonder as to how a village name can be abruptly changed and a monolith erected to that effect without the approval of the landowner (Mezoma) and the concerned area (Western Angami Public Organization). MMK informs all concerned and the Administration that Sirhi Angami village was established with the permission from Mezoma village elders in 1965. The name “Sirhi” was derived after a particular episode experienced by the then villagers. So, the said illicit change of nomenclature is an outright breach of the village history and peaceful coexistence. Hence, MMK condemned the act and expressed its objection to the stand of the monolith.

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The Borlengri Ao Tribal Council would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss IMNATILA T LONGCHAR, D/o, Er. TALIWATI LONGCHAR for securing the Top 2nd position in Commerce Stream in the HSSLC examination, 2019.

The council extend its heartfelt gratitude for bringing laurels to our community and wishes the best for her future endeavours.

CHAIRMAN Borlenri Ao Tribal Council OYIMPONG LONGCHAR

SECRETARY, Borlenri Ao Tribal Council LIPOKJUNGSHI JAMIR

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We, the Nungying Village Government Employees Union convey our highest appreciation and heartiest congratulation to the following bonafide members for their achievements and bringing laurels to the Union and Village at large.

1. Smti. N. Nzano Ngullie, W/o, K. Nzio Ngullie, for her promotion to Assistant Superintendent in Khadi and Village Industry Department.

2. Ms. N. Thungchibeni Ngullie D/o, K. Nzio Ngullie, for her promotion to Assistant Superintendent in Vigilance department.

3. Ms. Y. Subeno Odyuo, D/o, Yibemo Odyuo, for getting selected to the post of ASI in the Nagaland Police through departmental exam.

4. Shri. N. Mhonthung Ngullie, S/o, Late Nzinimo Ngullie, for his promotion to THC in the Nagaland Police.

The Union also congratulates Ms. Yachumaro Kikon, D/o, T. Zubemo Kikon for scoring the highest marks in Lotha language subject in HSLC exam and all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC. The Union warmly wishes them all a brighter and more success in their future endeavours and also pray that the Almighty God bless and grant them good health.

SD/T. Nzanbemo Kikon R. Mhathung Ngullie President, NVGEU Secretary, NVGEU

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DIMAPUR: The first phase on ICDS Common Application Software (CAS) training was successfully conducted

by ICDS project, Kohima (Urban) under Poshan Abhiyan Programme of the Department of Social Welfare at D. Block Panchayat hall, Kohima on May 7 and 8.

A press release from Kohima (Urban) CDPO Anyile Khamo stated that, Merangtsungba Aier director and Tulula Pongen additional director from the department attended the launching programme. He

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CDPO Kohima (Urban) Anyile Khamo along with others at the training programme on May 8.

EAC Chumukedima, Thejavizo Nakhro unveiling the extension of Government Primary School, Purana Bazaar new building on May 8. The new building was constructed with the funds mobilised through MGNREGS and with the help of East Dimapur Sumi Council. (Chairman SMC, GPS, Purana Bazar, Er. Boheto Chophi)

With great honour and pride the Sungratsu Officers' Forum (SOF) extends our heartiest congratulations to the following students who secured distinction in various academic examinations this year.

1. Ms. Yangernaro Jamir, D/o Mr. Sademnungsang Jamir & Lanusenla, HSLC top 14th Rank (NBSE).

2. Ms. Diawa Imchen, D/o Mr. Sentiyanger Imchen, IAS & Asenla Lkr, top 9 th rank in the state of Uttarakhand and school topper from Ecole Globale International Girls School, Dehradun in CBSE ClassXII examination.

The forum also extends its hearties congratulations to Sungratsu Govt. High School for 100% result in HSLC examination and all other successful students of our village from various institutions.

The Forum wishes them success in their future career.

Dr. Benjongkumba Amongla C. Jamir President Secretary Sungratsu Officers Forum Sungratsu Officers Forum

and payment receipt.

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FELICITATION The Chang Students Union Tuensang Town (CSUTT), take this immense pride to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Miss Toshila Chang, D/o, Shri. Yankiumong Chang for securing 7th Rank in the recently declared HSSLC result.

We pray that our Almighty God continue to bless and guide throughout her future endeavours.

(Thungti Khumba Chang) President, CSUTT

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town were also discussed during the meeting.

Zunheboto DPDB: Advisor Tourism and Art and Culture and chairman of Zunheboto District Planning and Development Board, Khehovi Yepthomi cautioned the employees that strict attendance under Zunheboto district will be maintained and absentees will be penalised accordingly. According to DIPR, the advisor said this at the monthly DPDB meeting held on May 8 at DC conference hall, Zunheboto. He also directed the outpost ADCs to have constant checking of attendance of the employees under their jurisdiction. Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, Sha-

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enhance the chopper service at Pungro, Seyochung and Kiphire district headquarter.

District education officer (DEO) Kiphire also highlighted the use of fund under his department.

ADC suggested not to transfer lecturers at Zisaji College to prevent the disturbance of good working environment of the college.

The board has also asked Sericulture department to prepare the implemented projects and to submit in the next DPDB meeting. Reny Wilfred also informed the board that the incubation centre for the young generation will be setup at Kiphire aspirational district. Ambulance service and proper water supply to Kiphire

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DIMAPUR: Kiphire District Planning and Development Board meeting was held at DPDB hall, DC’s office Kiphire on May 8.

According to DIPR report, ADC Reny Wilfred urged all district officers to put up water purifier system in their respective office to avoid using plastic water bottles. SDO (C) HQ, Nyempo Wallim shared in brief about the use of plastic and its problem.

He also encouraged the officers to provide space for storing plastic wastes, and also appealed to the school authority to give plastic free message during the chapel hours in the schools.

DPDB Kiphire discussed and suggested to

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The M. PWD Youth Organization, Kohima proudly congratulate Miss Keneisenu Tetso, daughter of Mr. Avio Tetso and Mrs. Aleno Tetso for securing 7th rank among the top 10 HSLC, 2019 from Mezhur Higher Secondary School, Kohima.

F u r t h e r m o r e , M . P W D Yo u t h Organization Kohima would like to congratulate all the student members of the colony who had successfully cleared their HSLC & HSSLC, 2019 examination and wished them success in all their future endeavours.

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President M. PWD Youth Organization, Kohima OFFICE OF THE

SARINGYIM NOKPU-B STUDENTS' UNION B.P.O - Longchem, Dist. - Mokokchung

FELICITATION The Saringyim Nokpu-B Students' Union extends our heartiest congratulations to the first batch of students from Saringyim Government High School for their grand success in achieving 100% pass percentage in the HSLC Examination 2019.

We would also like to thank the teachers who have guided the students towards academic proficiency.

It is your joint effort and co-operation that brought laurels to the village.

The SNSU also congratulates all the Nokpur students who have successfully cleared their HSLC and HSSLC 2019 examination.

The SNSU also congratulates to all the Nokpur students who have successfully cleared their HSLC and HSSLC 2019 examination.

We wish you all the very best for all your future endeavours.

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(L-R): ADC Kiphire, Reny Wilfred addressing the DPDB meeting at DPDB hall, DC’s office, Kiphire on May 8. Khehovi Yepthomi giving away prize to one of the winners of painting competition on May 8. (DIPR)

was given by Land Resource department and Sakhi-one stop centre. Next DPDB meeting is scheduled on June 10, 2019.

Noklak SDPDB: SDPDB meeting Noklak was held on May 8 at DB’s court under the chairmanship of vice chairman and ADC Noklak, Neilezo Tep. The meeting started with introduction of new members Thumben Tsanglao, EAC Panso and C. Ebou, BDO Panso. New agendas were discussed and approved to be forwarded to the concern departments for early posting of CDPO, JE Power Noklak and establishment of college at Noklak Hq. Grant in aid for two Christian Schools at Peshu village and Baptist School Thonoknyu town were approved and forwarded to the concern department for necessary consideration.

The house also discussed about the poor HSLC result 2019 of GHS Noklak and encouraged all concerned members to put up their joint efforts in improving the government schools.

Department of PHE Noklak presented the departmental activities. The chairman informed that the next meeting will be held at integrated AYUSH Hospital Noklak.

Department of Agriculture and Soil has been entrusted to present their activities in

LIPOKNUNGCHET IMSENNARO President General Secretary Saringyim Nokpu-B Students Union Saringyim Nokpu-B Students Union

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Modi warns first time voters against ‘khichdi’ government

BJP is ‘Bahut Jhoot Party’: Singhvi

Azamgarh (Uttar P r a d e s h ) , May 9 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday addressed first time voters and said they must beware of ‘khichdi’ (read coalition) governments that bring anarchy and instability.

The Prime Minister was addressing an election rally in Azamgarh that has over 40,000 first time voters.

He said: “Twenty years ago, the United Front government brought instability and mid-term elections. The UPA governments made India hang its head in shame with a slew of scams. Such governments cannot face challenges.”

The Prime Minister said that parties like the SP-BSP and Congress had promoted vote bank politics which had put the nation in trouble.

“In the past five years, Azamgarh has not been blamed for any terror link.

We have checked terror activities that have now been restricted to Kashmir and a few border areas. The ‘mahamilavati’ governments allowed Pakistan to dominate over us but the BJP government succeeded in getting global support against terrorist Masood Azhar,” he pointed out.

Karnataka gives Rs 10 cr aid to cyclone-hit Odisha Bengaluru, May 9 (IANS): The Karnataka government has contributed Rs 10 crore to the cyclone-hit Odisha for relief assistance to the affected people, an official statement said on Thursday.

“The amount (Rs 10 crore) is being credited to the bank account of the Odisha Chief Minister’s Relief Fund in Bhubaneshwar,” said the statement from the Chief Minister’s Office in Bengaluru.

Fo r t y - o n e p e o p l e h ave b e e n c o n f i r m e d killed due to cyclone Fani in Odisha.

It made landfall in the state on May 3 as a Category 4 storm, leaving behind a trail of devastation in the coastal areas.

Karnataka Chief Minister Hardanahalli Deve Gowda Kumaraswamy condoled the deaths and wished the speedy restoration of normal life.

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The Prime Minister said that his government had kept national interests above self interests. “Yeh naya Hindustan hai- yeh ghar mein ghus kar marega,” he said.

The Prime Minister said that his government had not differentiated between castes while drawing up various welfare schemes and electricity was not given on caste basis in his regime.

Referring to the Azamgarh BJP candidate Dinesh Lal Yadav Nirahua, the Prime Minister said that Bhojpuri cinema had attained global recognition due to artists like Nirahua, Ravi Kishan and Manoj Tiwari.

The Prime Minister concluded his speech with ‘Abki baar’ and the people responded with ‘Modi sarkar’.

NEW DELHI, MAY 9 (IANS): Attacking the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi on Thursday dubbed BJP as the “Bahut Jhoot Party”.

He accused Modi of speaking so many lies that “the BJP and the Prime Minister can find a mention in the Guinness World Records for lies and propaganda”.

“Lies, propaganda and canards can never succeed beyond a very short shelflife. Truth has to triumph.

Howsoever much the ‘Bahut Jhoot Party’ tries to spread disinformation, the people of India know the truth,” the senior Congress leader said. The statements came at a press conference after Modi accused former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of using an Indian naval ship for a holiday.

Singhvi said the BJP had realised that they have lost the elections and their internal survey had also hinted they were losing.

“Modi and BJP are trying to hide their failures. It is an abject acceptance and surrender to defeat, knowing the internal reports and the booth reports of the five phases,” he said.

her husband, took them to an isolated place and gangraped her in front of her husband.

The accused also recorded the crime and uploaded the video on social media, which went viral.

The crime sparked off controversy after the victim’s husband on Wednesday accused police of delaying action, allegedly in wake of the second round of Lok Sabha elections in the state on May 6.

Soon after his allegations came out, there were protests with people from all sections demanding justice for the couple and accusing the state government of intentionally delaying action in the case for political gain.

Bharatiya Janata Party had staged a march to Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot’s residence on We d n e s d ay b u t we r e stopped on the way by police.

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nerjee on Tuesday.

“I heard that Mamata didi wants to slap Modi; I respect you, call you didi (elder sister). Your slap will be like blessing to me,” Modi said with a hint of sarcasm.

Furious at being repeatedly termed as a party of ‘tolabaj’ (extortionists) by the prime minister, the TMC supremo had said, “Narendra Modi should get a tight slap of democracy.”

Baner jee Thursday insisted she never said she will slap Modi.

“He is saying that I have said I will slap him.

Arre, I spoke about the slap of democracy. Try to understand the language.

“Why should I slap you? I am not that kind of a person. What I understand is democracy. Slap of democracy means the mandate people will give by casting their votes,” the Trinamool Congress supremo said.

Responding to Modi’s coal mafia jibe at TMC leaders, Banerjee said the coal ministry that controls the mines functions under the central government and the mines are guarded by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF).

“People belonging to the BJP are involved in the illegal business of coal,”

she shot back.

Banerjee claimed she is in possession of a pen drive, and that if she makes it public, “many secrets about cattle smuggling and coal mafia will tumble out of the closet”.

She claimed the pen drive contains information about a central minister and a BJP MP “dealing in cattle smuggling”.

The West Bengal chief minister said the allegations about involvement of TMC leaders in chit fund scams have not been proved.

She also warned Modi against speaking about her family.

“Don’t talk about my family, I am alone and the peopleare my family,” she said.

Speaking in Bankura, Modi had said, “She (Banerjee) is not interested in the betterment of the state, but in that of her family, nephew and tolabaj (extortionists) of her party.” Banerjee’s nephew Abhishek is a sitting Lok Sabha MP and TMC candidate for the Diamond Harbour seat.

Baner jee, without naming the prime minister or BJP president Amit Shah, said the country is being run by-- Duryodhan and Dushshasan--the ignoble characters of epic ‘Mahabharata’.

Atishi breaks down over pamphlet; Gambhir denies charge New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): AAP East Delhi candidate Atishi on Thursday broke down at a press conference where she and her party accused her BJP rival Gautam Gambhir of circulating derogatory pamphlets about her. The former cricketer denied the charge.

“I feel very sad as I speak to the media. I feel sad that politics has stooped so low in the country,” the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) spokesperson said.

“When Gambhir joined politics, I told him that good people are important for politics. But he and his party have shown how low they can go,” she said, referring to pamphlets circulated with newspapers across the constituency.

“I am not in politics for money or fame,” said Atishi, who has played a key role in reshaping the school education system in the capital.

Atishi became emotional and broke down.

“If Gambhir can stoop so low to defeat a strong woman like me, how can he ensure security for women as an MP?” she asked.

Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, who was present at the presser, added: “Gambhir circu-

Alwar gangrape: prime accused arrested; BJP protests

Jaipur, May 9 (IANS): The prime accused in the Alwar gangrape case was picked up from Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura on Thursday, taking the number of those arrested to five even as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held protests accusing the government of “deliberately suppressing” the case in view of the Lok Sabha elections.

Prime accused Hansraj has been arrested from Mathura on Thursday morning, while another Mahesh was arrested from Shahpura on late Wednesday night, police said.

Ashok Gujjar, Inderaj Gujjar and Mukesh were arrested earlier and police now say that only one more accused, Chhotelal, is absconding and a hunt is on to trace him.

According to the FIR filed by the victim, the incident took place on April 26 when the accused allegedly waylaid her and

Bankura/Purulia (WB) May 9 (PTI): TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee’s “slap” remark against Narendra Modi resonated in battleground West Bengal Thursday, while she shot another barb at the prime minister, saying he will have to do a “100 squats holding his ears” if he failed to prove that her candidates were coal mafia.

The West Bengal chief minister bristled with anger at Modi’s allegation at an election rally where he said TMC leaders were involved in illegal coal mining. She said she will withdraw party nominees from all the 42 Lok Sabha seats if even one was found involved in such activity.

“And if you (Modi) have lied, you will have to do 100 squats holding your ears,” she told a rally in Bankura, a couple of hours after the prime minister addressed an election meeting in the same Lok Sabha constituency.

She was responding to Modi’s allegation that TMC leaders are making money from illegal open cast coal mines, while labourers are not getting their wages.

At his rally, the prime minister raked up the “tight slap” remark made by Ba-

Bharatiya Janata Party held a protest at the collectorate with Union Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, and Bharatiya Janata Party state President Madan Lal Saini also present. Saini said that Bharatiya Janata Party had held similar protests all across the state.

Atishi Marlena and Gautam Gambhir (File)

lated derogatory pamphlets about Atishi. The language in this pamphlet is so abusive that anybody who reads it will feel ashamed.”

He said when Gambhir played cricket for India, the nation clapped for him.

“But we never in our worst dream thought that this man would stoop this low to win an election.”

Gambhir denied the charge, saying he will withdraw his nomination if Atishi’s accusations were proven true.

In a series of tweets, he said: “My Challenge number 2 (Delhi Chief Minister) Arvind Kejriwal and Atishi. I declare that if its proven that I did it, I will withdraw my candidature right now. If not, will you quit politics?”

Sisodia said: “The people will give an answer

to this on May 12 (polling day).”

Kejriwal tweeted: “How can women expect safety if people with such mentality are voted in?

Atishi, stay strong. I can imagine how difficult it must be for u. It is precisely this kind of forces we have to fight against.”

Gambhir, 37, is contesting in East Delhi against AAP’s Atishi, also 37, who holds a Masters in Science from Oxford University.

The Congress candidate is Arvinder Singh Lovely.

Atishi, who joined AAP when it was founded in 2012, is a member of its Political Affairs Committee and National Executive.

Gambhir hits back at AAP after ‘pamphlet’ charge Cricketer-turned-politician Gautam Gambhir on

OFFICE OF THE

BORLENGRI AO STUDENTS UNION Karbi Anglong, Assam FELICITATION

The Borlengri Ao Students Union warmly felicitates Miss IMNATILA T LONGCHAR, D/o, Er. TALIWATI LONGCHAR for securing the Top 2nd position in the HSSLC 2019 examination in Commerce Stream and bringing glory and honour to the community and the students in general. The union extends its heartfelt gratitude and wishes the best for her future endeavour.

The Union also congratulates all the other successful candidates from BASU and wish them the very best for their future endeavours.

President Borlengri Ao Students Union Limaakum Longkumer

General Secretary Borlengri Ao Students Union Nungsangyula Pongen

Thursday launched a scathing attack on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for accusing him of distributing pamphlet containing “obscene and derogatory” remarks against East Delhi AAP candidate Atishi, News Nation reports.

In a series of tweets, Gambhir said: “I abhor your act of outraging a woman’s modesty @ ArvindKejriwal and that too your own colleague.

And all this for winning elections? U r filth Mr CM and someone needs ur very own झाड़ू to clean ur dirty mind.”

“My Challenge no.2 @ A r v i n d Ke j r i w a l @ AtishiAAP I declare that if its proven that I did it, I will withdraw my candidature right now. If not, will u quit politics?” he asked, adding that he felt “ashamed to have a CM like @ArvindKejriwal.”

Gambhir’s strong reaction came after Kejriwal took to Twitter to attack the former Atishi’s allegation, saying that he “never

imagined Gautam gambhir to stoop so low”. “ N eve r i m a g i n e d Gautam Gambhir to stoop so low. How can women expect safety if people wid such mentality are voted in? Atishi, stay strong. I can imagine how difficult it must be for u. It is precisely this kind of forces we have to fight against,” he tweeted.

Earlier in the day, Atishi broke down while reading a pamphlet containing “obscene and derogatory” remarks against her that she claimed has been distributed in the constituency by her BJP rival Gautam Gambhir.

Atishi, who was accompanied by Deputy Delhi Chief Minister Manish Sisodia during a press conference, broke down as she read out the pamplet in front of reporters.

She said she had welcomed Gambhir, a former cricketer, when he entered politics but now the BJP has stooped to an unexpected level.

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We the Mutsalemi Students’ Union would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Miss NGOSALU NIENU daughter of Mr. Vezota Nienu and Mrs. Ante Nienu of Mutsale Village for securing the highest mark (82) in Nagaland in Health Care subject. The Union wishes her great success in her future endeavors.

The union further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2019 belonging to Mutsale Village and wishes them a bright future.

NUHUTO NIENU President, MSU

KUDUVOYI CHIZO General Secretary, MSU

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GILGAL SCHOOL Padumpukhuri, Dimapur

The founding members, the School Board Members, Staff and Students of the School extend their heartiest congratulatory message to all the successful children of the School in the HSLC Examination - 2019.

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Name Ms. Chaimipei Langkham Ms. Alibo Sumi Ms. Almina Bebe Ms. Lolen Swu Mr. Ayan Konyak Mr. Lakleju Rechung Mr. Omeka K Sumi Ms. Khapto Mossang Mr. Longjakyeb

% 80 70 66 66 65 64 64 62 62

Sl. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Name Mr. Gaigong Kamei Ms. Tsuyimla Ms. Benye Tep Mr. Shivsankar Mr. Lumkhiungshi Ms. Rebecca Ayemi Mr. Bokivi Yeptho Ms. Amekali Mr. Wonchibemo

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(Headmaster)

With pride and salute, we the Kidima Students’ Union extend our hearty congratulations to Mr. Swedesül Vitso S/o Medoviho Vitso for securing top 18 position in HSLC examination 2019.

The Union further congratulates all the student members who have successfully cleared their HSLC and HSSLC Examination, 2019. The Union wishes them all a fruitful success in their future endeavors.

Sd/KELENGOTO SOLEHO METSOVINU VITSO Info. Secy. K.S.U Edu. Secy K.S.U

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The bench was told earlier by Hindu bodies, except for Nirmohi Akhara, and Uttar Pradesh government that they oppose the court's suggestion for mediation. The Muslim bodies supported the proposal.

While opposing the suggestion of mediation, Hindu bodies had argued that earlier attempts of reaching a compromise have failed and provisions of Civil Procedure Code (CPC) require public notice to be issued before the start of process. The top court had directed that the mediation proceedings should be conducted with "utmost confidentiality" for ensuring its success and the views expressed by any of the par-

Bina (MP), May 9 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi is unable to speak on his government’s performance and hence keeps talking about what happened in the past, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi said Thursday.

Addressing a poll rally here, Gandhi also said that time had come for bidding good bye to ruling the BJP. The Congress chief did not refer to any specific remark made by the prime minister, but his comments come in the wake of Modi’s constant criticism of the Gandhis during the ongoing Lok Sabha poll campaign.

“He (Modi) cannot talk about (the promises made about) employment, farmers, Rs 15 lakh (to be deposited in bank account of each Indian) and achche din (good days). He can only talk about the past,” Gandhi said.

“Modi ji, India chose you as prime minister five years ago. India does not want to understand from you what others did. India wants to understand what you did and will do,” Gandhi said. He reiterated that Modi ensured industrialist Anil Ambani got contract worth Rs 30,000 crore in the Rafale jet purchase deal and termed the same as a scam.

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politically sensitive case for mediation by a panel headed by former apex court judge F M I Kalifulla for exploring the possibility of an amicable settlement.

Spiritual gur u and founder of Art of Living foundation Sri Sri Ravishankar and senior advocate Sriram Panchu, a renowned mediator, are the other two members of the panel of mediators.

The panel was asked by the apex court to hold an in-camera proceedings and complete it within eight weeks. The Constitution bench had said that it does not find any "legal impediment" to make a reference to mediation for a possible settlement of the dispute.

ties including the mediators should be kept confidential and not be revealed to any other person.

However, it had refrained from passing any specific restrain order at this stage and instead empowered the mediators to pass necessary orders in writing, if so required, to restrain publication of the details of the mediation proceedings.

The top court had fixed the seat for mediation process in Faizabad of Uttar Pradesh, around 7 km from Ayodhya, and said that the adequate arrangements including the venue of the mediation, place of stay of the mediators, their security, travel should be forthwith arranged by the state government so that proceedings could commence immediately. It had also directed that the mediation proceedings be held in-camera as per the norms applicable to conduct the mediation proceedings.

Fourteen appeals have been filed in the apex court against the 2010 Allahabad High Court judgment, delivered in four civil suits, that the 2.77-acre land in Ayodhya be partitioned equally among the three parties -- the Sunni Waqf Board, the Nirmohi Akhara and Ram Lalla.

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Supreme Court will on Friday hear the Ayodhya-Babri Masjid land dispute case, first time after referring it to a mediation panel in March

AYODHYA, MAY 9 (PTI): The three-member mediation committee on Ayodhya land dispute submitted an interim report to the Supreme Court in a sealed cover on Thursday, PTI reported citing sources, and the apex court will hear the case on Friday.

The apex court website said that the matter will be heard by a five-judge Constitution bench comprising Chief justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justices S A Bobde, D Y Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and S Abdul Nazeer.

The matter will come for the first time on Friday since March 8 order by which the top court had referred the decades-old

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cannot seek to re-open the whole matter since scope of review peti- tion is “extremely limited”.

A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi is scheduled to hear on Friday the pleas seeking review of its Rafale case verdict.

The apex court had dismissed the plea filed

by Sinha, Shourie and Bhushan seeking probe into alleged irregularities in the multi-crore Rafale fighter jet purchase deal with France.

In the rejoinder affidavit, the trio said that the contentions of the government were “untenable” and the last year verdict was required to be reviewed.

51 of 220 Jharkhand poll candidates face criminal cases

Ranchi, May 9 (IANS): Nearly one-fourth of the candidates who are fighting the Lok Sabha polls in Jharkhand face criminal cases, including attempt to murder and murder.

In Jharkhand, polling is taking place in four phases. Two phases of polling have been completed and the remaining two phases will take place on May 12 and 19.

In the first two phases, there were 121 candidates and in the last two the number of candidates is 99.

Of a total of 220 candidates, 51 face criminal charges. Of these 51, 43 per cent face murder or attempt to murder and fraud cases, according to sources in the Election Commission.

The highest number of criminal cases are against Jharkhand Vikas MorchaPrajatantrik (JVM-P) legislator and Godda Lok Sabha candidate Pradeep Yadav.

As per his declaration to the Election Commission, he faces 13 cases, including attempt to murder.

A rape case has also been filed last week by a woman. On Thursday she recorded her statement in a Godda court.

In the third phase of polling in Jharkhand, the sixth overall nationwide, there are 67 candidates in three Lok Sabha seats - Godda, Dumka and Rajmahal. Of the 67, 20 face criminal cases. In the first two phases, 25 of the 121 candidates had criminal cases against them.

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The office of the Tsadang Student's Union conveys our heartful congratulations to the teaching faculties and students of Govt. High School Longthrok for securing 100% in HSLC 2019 from the very first batch since it has upgraded to High School through RMSA. The union further congratulates all the candidates for clearing HSLC and HSSLC bringing laurels to the Village Community. We wish you all the best in your future endeavours Phumrili General Secretary Tsadang Student's Union

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(iii) because the C&AG has given its final report after considering all records and not found any wrongdoing with this contract.

These contentions are untenable,” it said.

The petitioners said they have brought materials which showed that the procurement “suffered from various problems”.

“Even now the government is not disclosing that contrary to what was submitted in the sealed covers, the Cabinet Committee on Security met once again in the month of September 2016 to inter alia drop standard clauses which are meant to ensure probity, transparency and check corruption,” the affidavit said.

“The clauses pertain to

the use of undue influence, agents/agency commission and access to books of accounts of the individual suppliers. No basis has been given as to why these basic measures of prudence were dropped,” it said.

The petitioners further said that, “continued suppression of relevant and material information by the government is the reason for the petitioners to seek production of relevant and material documents before the court which cannot be considered as seeking a ‘fishing and roving inquiry’.”

They said their prayer for direction to the CBI to take action on their complaint in Rafale deal was made on October 4 last year and it was required to be assessed in terms of law laid down by a Constitution bench judgement of the apex court.

The affidavit said the Constitution bench verdict states that if a complaint prima facie discloses commission of cognisable offence, an FIR has to be mandatorily lodged and investigated.

“The petitioners’ prayers were not considered and the petition was dismissed as if the petitioners were seeking a cancellation of the contract or review of the contract,” the affidavit said.

Anogo :- 11th May 2019 Mapang : 10.AM Tesentepdak : Wb. Magyangtemjen. Lemtur Kimen Lingrijan SENDONG 1. Menden : Kettangpurtem.

2. Menden okila : 3. Osangtem agitsu : 1.General Report.

2. Audit Report.

3. Nominating Report.

4. Lemtur Lipok Ratet : Wb. Nokdensang. Lemtur.

5. O lemtepba mapang : 6. Menden melentepba mapang : 7. Melepzung O : Wb. Aokumzuk. Lemtur.

8. Tatem sarasadem : Telok.

TEMETETTSU 1. Lemtur sungpo nungi tema ajak sendeni arutsu metetdaktsur.

2. Yimtsung kar tanga saru magutsui lira Audit matongtang Finance Secretary ket tongjang.

3. Agenda kar lira senten matongtang mendenpur ket tongjangma.

4. Senden temer chiyongba mapang alitsu.

5. W b . M a n g y a n g t e m j e n L e m t u r K i m e n p a r k i b o n g ajanga chiyongdaktsur, anungji par kibong tang kanga pelar aser maneni par kibong asoshi sarasademtsuti.

6. Iba sendong asoshi ajaki sarasadema atati.

Yimtsung shinga nem Programme balaka meyoker saka tanu koba paper ajanga metetdaktsurogo ibaya tang alitsu anungji Lemtur aliba Yimtsung ajak nungi sungpo nungi tema ajak iba mungdang nung arua atentsu metetdaktsur.

TESENTEPDAK Programme nung aguja aliba ama Wb. MANGYANGTEMJEN LEMTUR LONGSA Lingrijan Sector 4 Lane 1 bushi arutsu metetdaktsur.

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New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): A boxer has to both receive and return punches to the person opposite him inside the ring, and ace pugilist Vijender Singh is facing similar challenges in his debut bout in the political arena. Contesting the Lok Sabha elections from the South Delhi parliamentary constituency on a Congress ticket, the Olympic medal winning boxer shared his experiences of campaigning for the five-yearly grand political confrontation.

Enjoying his stint in the heat and dust of electoral politics so far, Singh expressed his confidence of knocking out his political rivals from the BJP and the AAP. “After entering politics, I am ready to receive the punches of my political opponents, and to give them back too,” said Singh, who is tied in a triangular contest against BJP’s sitting MP Ramesh Bidhuri and AAP’s Raghav Chadha. All the seven Lok Sabha constituencies in the national capital go to the polls in the sixth phase of polling on May 12.

Asked if he would land his famous knockout punch on May 23 -- the day the results of the Lok Sabha elections will be out -- the boxer from Bhiwani said, “Wait and see what happens. And wish for me.”

How much gold do Kerala temples have?

Thiruvananthapuram, May 9 (IANS): In 2011, former IPS officer-turned-lawyer T.P. Soundarajan filed a plea in the Supreme Court seeking to know the stock of gold in the famed Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple here. Since then, speculation has pegged the value of the gold stored in the temple at over Rs 1 lakh crore.

Sree Padmanabhaswamy is the tutelary deity of the royal family of Travancore but its scion Prince Aditya Varma has always declined to comment on the estimated value of the gold stored in the temple.

Varma, however, said that as the legend goes, a portion of the temple’s treasures was meant to be used by the erstwhile kingdom at times of famine or other such natural tragedies.

He said that elders in the family had told him that close to 1,000 kg of gold was still kept in temple in the form of paddy grains.

“This was kept by our forefathers for use in times of need,” said Varma.

In 2011, the apex court had formed a committee to assess the value of the treasures kept in the temple.

But due to legal hurdles, a detailed assessment report of the treasures stacked in several vaults is yet to be released.

Another temple in Kerala known for its large

Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple (File)

devotee base is the Guruvayoor Sri Krishna Temple near Thrissur.

Veteran Congress leader and former Lok Sabha member Peethambara Kurup, who’s the ex-President of the Guruvayoor Devasom Board which oversees the functioning of the temple, told IANS that when he was the head of the board till two years back, the total gold kept in the temple reserves was in excess of 3,000 kg.

“This came from the devotees who contribute to the temple both in cash and kind. According to the rules of the temple, a good portion of the gold is kept in safe custody in Mumbai.

The remaining gold stock is kept in banks in and around Thrissur,” said Kurup. He added that as per rough estimates, every year the temple receives 15 to 20 kg of gold by way of donation.

“In normal circumstances, this gold is left untouched out of respect and fear of the deity. However,

according to the rules, if the temple administration wishes to pledge some of the gold, it can be done only with the concurrence of the Kerala government. According to my knowledge, such a thing has not happened so far and is unlikely to happen in the future,” said Kurup.

Prayar Gopalakrishnan, a former Congress legislator and ex-President of the Travancore Devasom Board under which comes the famed Sabarimala Temple, said that 1,500 temples fell under the jurisdiction of the board.

“Of this, only 25 have gold in their custody, out of which just six, including the Sabarimala Temple, have a substantial quantity of the yellow metal. I stepped down as the President about two years back and to my surprise even though a ledger is maintained about the quantity of gold kept in each of these six temples, it has not been physically verified,” he said.

Bengal marks Tagore’s 158th birth anniversary BJP in Bengal demands Ko l k ata , M ay 9 (IANS): People in West Bengal on Thursday paid homage to Asia’s first Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore on his 158th birth anniversary, with his songs, poems and plays reverberating across the state.

Born on Vaisakha 25, 1320, according to the Bengali calendar (May 7, 1861, according to the Roman calendar), Tagore in 1913 became the first Asian Nobel laureate and the first non-European to win the prize for literature.

It has been an age-old custom to celebrate Tagore’s birthday as per the Bengali calendar.

Tagore, who holds the unique distinction of having composed the national

anthems of two countries - India and Bangladesh - was also remembered in Bangladesh and many other countries of the globe

by Bengali culture enthusiasts.

The celebration of the bard’s birth anniversary is all about bringing him alive through his popular songs, enactments of his plays and readings from the

OFFICE OF THE

KUKI YOUTH AND STUDENTS' UNION Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland Motto : "Success through bard labour"

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Khumpongse President Tsadang Student's Union

“The Union of India’s three broad contentions are that the review is not justified, (i) because the matter pertains to national security therefore scope of judicial review is constrained (ii) because the petitioners cannot ask for a ‘roving and fishing inquiry’ on the basis of subsequent media reports and

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works of the polymath.

People donning ethnic attire and participating in the celebrations is a common sight in different educational institutions, clubs, cultural institutions and localities across the state.

Cultural programmes, including the famous dance dramas composed by Tagore, were organised in large

Ko l k ata , M ay 9 (IANS): A BJP delegation approached the Election Commission (EC) on Thursday seeking 100 per cent coverage by central forces of polling booths in West Bengal’s constituencies which are set to vote in the sixth phase on Sunday.

“In view of violence in the last few phases of the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal, we demand that 100 per cent booths should

be covered and protected by the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF),” the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said in its complaint to the EC. State BJP Vice President Jayprakash Majumdar and members of the coordination cell met Chief Electoral Officer Ariz Aftab and argued that “free and fair election cannot be conducted without complete protection of voters and booths”.

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CAMP DIMAPUR ESTD - 2017 Motto : "Kutupo Kuxu Mekua"

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The Kuki Youth and Students Union, Dimapur takes immense pleasure in congratulating its member Miss Melody Singsit, D/o Mr. Kapcha and Mrs Kholla for having secured top 3 position in the recently declared HSSLC arts and Miss Joyce Lhungdim, D/o Mr. Zamkhopao Lhungdim for securing 6th position in CBSE HSLC examination. The Union further congratulates all the Successful candidates and wishes them unlimited success in their future endeavours.

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OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL SUNGKHA B.P.O : BHANDARI DIST : WOKHA-NAGALAND

1. Illi. Livili Awomi, apu eno aza zhe – Inoli. Ino. Yeshika Awomi, Lt. Colonel, Kuamon Regiment, Indian Army (Rangapahar Army HQ), Dimapur.

Illi Livili Awomi ye Holotoli School (AISSE) lo Class 10 Final Result lo 1st Div, 89% lono tokulu shilu keu lokivi sütsa pesüno Sumi Awomiqo kümtsü lau pikulha tsü ani.

2. Itaghi 2019 mpelo Sumi Awomi ati–anuli kijheno Class 10 eno Class 12 lo tolu keno kümtsü lau Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu kükümgha kighini betsü ani.

Alhou pelo nongu kiphilo tokulu tsüpeni.

V. Hoyivi Awomi President - SAK

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It is learned that many sales and purchase of land are being initiated under Sungkha Village jurisdiction without the consent/knowledge of Village Council authority. Hence the Village Council warns that the authority will not be held responsible for such cases. And if any individual/ party purchasing land within the said village shall be imposed a fine of Rs. 50,000/- (fifty thousand) for both the purchaser and seller.

Merithung Chairman Sungkha Village

central forces at all booths

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numbers. Political parties and non-governmental organisations also joined in.

Like every year visitors gathered outside Tagore’s birthplace Jorasanko Thakurbari (the sprawling ancestral house of the Tagores at north Kolkata’s Jorasanko), where the room where he was born was thrown open to the public through the day. Well-known singers, elocutionists and dancers participated in a cultural programme in the courtyard of the house.

Special prayers were organised in Birbhum district’s Shantiniketan - the knowledge town of Tagore’s dreams that blossomed into the Viswa Bharati University in 1921.

DIMAPUR SÜNGRATSÜ SENSO TELONGJEM Dimapur-797112, Nagaland

FELICITATION

The Dimapur Süngratsü Senso Telongjem, Student's Union, Tetsür Telongjem, and Dimapur Süngratsü Fellowship would like to extend our heartiest congratulations and gratitude to the following individuals for their outstanding achievement in the recently declared CBSE examination 2019.

1. Miss. S. Akuminla Aier, D/o Mr. Sademkokba Aier and Mrs. Bendangnaro, securing 96.4% (CBSE Class X) from The Maple Tree, Dimapur.

2. Miss. Diawa Imchen, D/o Mr. Sentiyanger Imchen IAS and Mrs. Asenla, securing Top 9th ranked (CBSE Class XII) in the State of Uttarakhand from Ecole Globale International Girls School, Dehradun, with 98%.

The Telongjem also congratulates the entire successful students in the recently declared HSLC, HSSLC and CBSE examinations 2019, and wishes you all success in your future endeavours.

Rongsenlemba Mollier President DSST

R. Sosang Lemtor General Secretary DSST

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response to the reply filed by the Centre last week in which the government had said that “categorical and emphatic” findings recorded by the top court in its December verdict have no apparent error warranting the review.

The Centre said the petitioners, in the garb of seeking review of the verdict and placing reliance on some press reports and incomplete internal file notings procured unauthorisedly and illegally,

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New Delhi, May 9 (PTI): The Centre misled and played fraud upon the apex court to obtain favourable order in the Rafale fighter jet case last December, former Union ministers Yashwant Sinha and Arun Shourie and activist lawyer Prashant Bhushan claimed in the Supreme Court on Thursday.

In a rejoinder affidavit filed in the apex court, they said the December 14 verdict in the Rafale case should be reviewed as the judgement was obtained through “multiple falsehoods and suppression of material and relevant information”.

The government was not disclosing the entire material before the court even now and due to this “continued suppression”, the petitioners have sought production of relevant and material documents before the court, they said.

“It is clear that the government misled the court on various counts in the notes that were submitted in a sealed cover. The government has also suppressed material and relevant information from the court and obtained the impugned judgement on the basis of fraud played upon the court by the government,” they have said in their affidavit.

The rejoinder affidavit was filed by them in

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Over 1,000 guns seized from LA house

N Korea fires two short-range missiles

SEOUL, May 9 (Agencies): North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range missiles on Thursday, the South’s military said, less than a week after its leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the test-firing of multiple rockets and a missile.

The launches came as U.S. special envoy for North Korea Stephen Biegun was in the South Korean capital for talks with Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha and his counterpart, nuclear envoy Lee Do-hoon.

South Korea’s presidential Blue House called the missile launches “very worrisome” and unhelpful for efforts to reduce tensions on the peninsula and improve inter-Korean relations amid protracted talks on denuclearisation.

The two missiles were fired from the northwest area of Kusong, in an easterly direction, the South’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.

They covered distances of 420 km (260 miles) and 270 km (168 miles) and reached an altitude of about 50 km (31 miles) before falling into the sea, they said.

Analysts said it was too soon to say exactly what kind of missiles they were.

“You don’t know what missile it is just from how far it flew,” said Yang Uk, a senior research fellow at the Korea Defence and Security

People watch a television news programme showing file footage of North Korea’s projectile weapons, at a railway station in Seoul on May 9.

Forum. Such a range would probably exceed that of most of the rockets North Korea fired on Saturday from its east coast into the ocean, sharply raising tension at a time of stalemate in its talks with the United States.

“North Korea has returned to its classic escalation tactics from before,” Yang added. “I believe they will keep escalating by using what appear to be shortrange missiles, something that will not cause the U.S. to react right away.”

A f t e r T h u r s d a y ’s launch, South Korea’s military said it had stepped up monitoring and security in case of another launch, and was working with the United States to get additional information on the

missiles involved.

A spokeswoman for the Blue House said President Moon Jae-in’s national security adviser, Chung Euiyong, was closely monitoring the situation through a video conference with the military.

Japan’s defence ministry said it had not detected any ballistic missile in its territorial waters or exclusive economic zone and saw no direct impact on security.

North Korea has test-fired rockets over Japanese territory in the past.

Kusong is about 40 km (25 miles) north of the site of a medium-range Rodong missile base on North Korea’s west coast, said the Center for Strategic International Studies,

a Washington-based think tank.

On Saturday, North Korea also launched at least one short-range ballistic missile, which analysts said could travel up to 500 km (311 miles).

The launch, from an east coast area, was the North’s first test of a ballistic missile since launching an intercontinental ballistic missile in November 2017.

This week, North Korea lashed out at the United States and South Korea, saying Saturday’s tests were “regular and self-defensive” and rejecting the notion that they were provocative.

South Korea had responded to those tests by calling for an end to acts that escalate military tension.

Pope makes it mandatory for clergy to report sex abuse Rome, May 9 (IANS): Pope Francis on Thursday issued new global rules for reporting sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, making it mandatory for the first time for all dioceses to set up systems for reporting abuse and cover-ups.

In an Apostolic letter, which is set to become Church law, he made clear that any sexual advance involving the use of power will now be considered abusive, CNN reported.

The new rules require all Catholic dioceses around the world to have a “public and accessible” system in place for reporting abuse by June 1, 2020.

“The crimes of sexual abuse offend Our Lord, cause physical, psychological and spiritual damage to

Pope Francis greets children in traditional dress on May 5 at the airport in Sofia, Bulgaria.

the victims and harm the community of the faithful,” the Pontiff wrote in the letter.

For the first time, clerics and other Church officials will be obliged to

disclose any allegations they may have heard. Previously, this had been left to each individual’s discretion, the report said.

Reports are expected to be made within 90 days

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to offices within Church dioceses. The decree also defined the covering-up of abuse as a specific category.

For decades the Catholic Church has been plagued by a series of sex abuse scandals in different countries around the world.

The new rules come after a global meeting on sexual abuse at the Vatican in February and represent the Pope’s pledge to offer “concrete measures” to combat sexual abuse.

There has not previously been a uniform, universal system in the Catholic Church for reporting and investigating allegations of abuse.

M os c o w, M a y 9 (Agencies): Russian President Vladimir Putin told the annual military Victory Day parade in Red Square on Thursday that the country will continue to strengthen its armed forces.

The parade marked the 74th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany. It included about 13,000 servicemen and 130 pieces of military equipment, ranging from a T-34 tank -- renowned for its effectiveness in World War II -- to lumbering Yars ICBM launch units.

Putin said in his speech that “we have done and will do everything necessary to ensure the high combat capability of our armed forces.”

He added: “At the same time, Russia is open for cooperation with all who are ready to resist terrorism, neo-Nazism and extremism.”

Dozens of other cities also held parades for Russia’s most significant secular holiday. In Ukraine, which also observes the holiday, outgoing President Petro Poroshenko struck out at Russia. “For five years, the descendants of the glorious victors over Nazism have defended with arms the freedom of the Ukrainian people and their civilization choice from Russian aggression,” Poroshenko said in a statement.

Investigators from the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the police inspecting a large cache of weapons seized. (AP/PTI)

Los Angeles, May 9 (IANS): More than 1,000 guns were seized from a house located in an upscale Los Angeles neighbourhood, police said.

Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) personnel served a search warrant on Wednesday in an investigation of someone suspected of manufacturing and selling illegal firearms, LAPD Officer Jeff Lee said.

In aerial footage from the scene, hundreds of guns are seen scattered out in the driveway of the house in Holmby Hills, CNN reported.

The weapons range from handguns to rifles.

Bureau spokeswoman Ginger Colbrun said in a written statement that authorities were anonymously tipped off that someone was “conducting illegal firearms transaction outside the scope of the federal firearm

license that the individual possess”.

Along with the weapons, firearm manufacturing equipment and tools were also found at the home.

Officers from both agencies remained on the scene and continued the investigation.

FUNERAL SERVICE FOR

LT. REV. TOSHI AIER WILL BE HELD AT THE DABA TOWN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, KHERMAHAL at 2:00p.m on 10th of May 2019.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us during the time of our beloved's sad demise on the 5th May 2019.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. South Police Station, Kohima 2. Bethel Medical Centre, Kohima 3. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (KABA) 4. Kohima Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem 5. Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem, Kohima 6. Neighbours and friends Loving, Wife, Children and Family Members K-1226

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You left us on this day 5 years ago but the memories of you are still fresh in our hearts, not a single day has passed without thinking of you. Your love is still our guide and strength.

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A loving kind nature, a heart of Gold always humble never selfish, the very best the World could hold. These are the memories you left behind, but those we love don't go away they walk besides us everyday, unseen, unheard, still missed and very Dear.

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CHUCHUYIMLANG (MOKOKCHUNG) September 23rd 1989 – May 3rd 2019

“A Light from our house is gone, A Voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our hearts which can never be filled.”

Words are inadequate to express how much we , the family of Late Ms. MOAJUNGLA JAMIR deeply appreciate your love and kind gesture during the sudden demise of our beloved daughter.

We sincerely extend our profound gratitude to our neighbours, friends, various organizations, well wishers, one and all from near and far for your sympathy, love, your presence and prayers during our deepest time of sorrow.

We find solace in your love and generosity, your constant prayers and selfless support has made our grief easier to bear. We pray for your well being.

May God bless you all abundantly.

From, Her beloved parents, brothers and relatives.

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N. HEKATO CHISHI, Forester 1 Born on 10/03/1978 – Died on 20/04/2019 We the bereaved family extend our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, relatives, neighbours, friends, well wishers, organisation and churches who stood by us physically, emotionally, financially and materially with your love, prayer and support.

The greatest generosity and comfort during our sorrow was the expression of sympathy conveyed to us in many ways. May our good and merciful Lord bless each and everyone abundantly with long life. Your kind deeds is highly valued.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. K. T. Sukhalu, Advisor, School & Education 10. Nizhevi Baptist Akukuhou 2. Hushili Sema, Commissioner and Secretary, 11. Nepali Baptist Church 12. NCRC Kuhuboto Food & Supply 13. KGPO Kuhuboto 3. Nikos Hospital 4. Nagaland Forest Executive Staff Association 14. Kuhuboto Town Joint Council 5. Division Forest, Dimapur 15. KuhubotoTown GB's 6. Wadang Ranger & Staff, Niuland Forest 16. Lotisa Mapulu Union Dimapur Department 17. Kuhuboto Town Students Union 7. Kuhevi Ranger & Staff, Kuhuboto Forest 18. Nizhevi Village Students Union Department 19. Midland Youth, Dimapur 8. Phoise BDO & Staff, Kuhuboto 20. Students of Rancho Academy, Dimapur 9. Kuhuboto Town Baptist Akukuhou 21. Central Academy,x Staff & Students Thank you most sincerely Loving wife, daughter, in-laws, brothers & sister DP-3620

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royal burial site found beneath a roadside verge in Essex has been dubbed one of the most significant archaeological finds ever made in England.

Discovered between a pub and an Aldi supermarket, it is thought to be the burial chamber of the brother of Anglo-Saxon King Saebert. Researchers behind the find have hailed it as the 'British equivalent of Tutankhamun's tomb' - despite little similarities in appearance. Belying its unglamorous location,

inside the chamber are 40 artefacts thought to have belonged to the ancient Essex prince Saexa. The Anglo-Saxons were Pagans, but the Christian items found in the chamber suggest the religion was still important in England 1,400 years ago.

It is the earliest Christian Anglo-Saxon princely burial found in the UK, according to experts from the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA).

Royal families emerged in Anglo-Saxon times in Kent, Essex and

across south-east England.

Saebert and Seaxa's mother was from the Kentish royal family, but their maternal aunt, Bertha, was a French princess who married into their royal family and brought her Christian beliefs with her.

That may explain the gold crosses on the prince's eyes and the coins in the chamber, which are clearly Christian, while the very idea of a burial chamber is Pagan.

The researchers say the site represents a 'transitional moment' in this country's history before Christianity took over. Experts are fascinated by this time in English history as Anglo-Saxon kingdoms were emerging, with separate royal families in different parts of the country.

The name Essex comes from the East Saxon families which ruled over this part of England. Just like Tutankhamun's famous tomb in Egypt, it is completely intact, with looters and 19th Century amateur archaeologists having been unable to find it as the mound on top of it collapsed.

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elevision actor and singer Karan Oberoi, arrested on charges of raping and blackmailing a woman, has been sent to 14 days judicial custody by a Magistrate Court here.

He was nabbed on May 6 after the victim, an astrologer, registered a complaint with the police on Sunday accusing him of rape and blackmail on the pretext of marriage.

Karan was remanded to police custody till Wednesday and was produced before the court on Thursday afternoon.

His lawyer Dinesh Tiwari told IANS that he would apply for bail for Karan on Friday at a Sessions Court.

According to the First Information Report lodged by the victim, the accused raped her on the promise of marriage, filmed the act and tried to extort money from her under the threat of making the video public.

The 34-year old victim said she had met the accused through a dating app in 2016. A year later, Karan offered her spiked coconut water and then sexually assaulted her.

Karan has been a model, singer and actor

F since over 25 years now and has acted in several television serials including “Swabhimaan”, “Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin” and “Saaya”.

He was one of the vocalists of A Band of Boys.

His friends and colleagues have defended him.

Actress Pooja Bedi said the laws that exist to protect the voice of rape victims should be used in a responsible manner by women.

“We need to think about how to protect the right of a man as well,” she told the media.

Sudhanshu Pandey, a former member of A Band of Boys, also stood up for the accused, saying he does not believe in the allegations against Karan as he was “the most chivalrous” among their five-member team.

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Adele in good place after difficult split from husband

Sunny Deol continues workout routine in Gurdaspur

son (Angelo, 6) together lovingly,” her representative had said in a statement.

A source later said the estranged couple, who married in December 2016, actually went their separate ways “about eight or nine months” before the news broke. “Their relationship evolved and they became more like friends than lovers,” a second insider said.

“They realised the romantic love was no longer there. They’re disappointed, but it just didn’t work out.”

Adele hinted on Instagram on May 5 that the split inspired her to return to the recording studio.

(IANS)

SUMI KIPHIMI KUQHAKULU (SKKPP) PADUM PUKHURI, DIMAPUR

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FELICITATION With immense pride and joy we extend our heartiest congratulation to Miss Nighatoli B. Awomi, D/O Late C. Bohovi Awomi and Mrs. Hoili Awomi for securing top 8th position (91%) in the recent HSSLC examination 2019 (Arts Stream).

The Union further extends its heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC and wishes them all a bright future.

(Kivitoli Awomi) (Vika Chishi) President, SKKPP G. Secy., SKKPP

shown his disapproval for superhero movies in the past.

“I’m hoping we’re going to start getting ‘Avenger’ fatigue. Not that I don’t love the movies. It’s just, come on, guys, there are other stories to tell besides, you know, hypo-gonadal males without families doing death-defying things for two hours and wrecking cities in the process,” he had said.

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With thanksgiving to our Almighty God, we the family would like to congratulate Miss. M. Chumbeno Humtsoe, D/o Mr. Mhonchan Humtsoe & Mrs. Chumchano Humtsoe of Old Changsu Village for securing Top 9th in HSSLC (Science Stream) Examination 2019.

We pray that, may Almighty God guide and bless you in your future endeavour.

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MONGSENYIMTI KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM FELICITATION

KEVISETO MEKRO VETSUNO LOHE Ranked 10 in the Toppers’ List Ranked within Top 20 % in the HSLC Examination 2019 HSSLC Examination 2019 * HSLC (Appeared 15 – Passed 15) * HSSLC (Appeared 30 – Passed 29) C. D. King Higher Secondary School extends its heartiest congratulations to all its successful candidates of the HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2019.

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urdaspur (Punjab) Actor-politician Sunny Deol, the BJP candidate from the Gurdaspur Lok Sabha seat, is ensuring he continues his gym routine while campaigning for the elections.

On Thursday, his father and veteran actor Dharmendra tweeted a video of Sunny, 62, exercising in the morning.

"Love you, my truthful son. Nek bande ho malik ke tum (you are a great child of God). Jeete raho (wish you a long live)," Dharmendra captioned the video in which Sunny is seen gymming with only the sound of chirping birds.

According to a source, Sunny has shifted his gym from Mumbai to Gurdaspur so that he stays among the people.

Son of veteran actor Dharmendra, Deol, who does not have any direct connection with Gurdaspur city though his father hails from Sahnewal town near Punjab's industrial town Ludhiana, has a strong Punjabi appeal. He is a Jat Sikh.

Sunny is pitted against Congress state unit President Sunil Jakhar, who won the October 2017 by-election with a margin of 1.92 lakh votes.

Punjab will vote on May 19.

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ers to sink my ‘Titanic’.

“Ever yone here at Lightstorm Enter tainment salutes your amazing achievement. You’ve shown that the movie industry is not only alive and well, it’s bigger than ever!”

He also shared an image of the Titanic sinking into the ocean after hitting the Avenger’s logo.

The congratulatory note comes as a surprise for many as Cameron had

Initiative

FELICITATION With immense joy and pride we the El-Shaddai Foundation, Children's Home Staff and family members would like to congratulate Miss Lovitoli (Wochano) D/o Lily Ezung of Mungya Village for securing First Division in HSLC Examination and with Distinction in English and Social Science.

Yo u r h a r d w o r k a n d determination have proved out. God bless you abundantly, may you achieve more success in the coming future.

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i l m m a k e r Ja m e s Cameron has congratulated the team of “Avengers: Endgame” for sinking his “Titanic” at the box office.

“Av e n g e r s : E n d game” became the second highest grossing movie of all time with $2.188 billion globally, passing “Titanic” record in just 11 days.

It took “Avatar”, the previous record holder for quickest film to make $2 billion, 47 days to reach that benchmark.

Cameron took to Twitter on Wednesday to congratulate producer Kevin Feige and the team of “Avengers: Endgame” after the movie overhauled “Titanic” box office gross, reports hollywoodreporter.com.

He tweeted: “To Kevin and everyone at Marvel.

An iceberg sank the real Titanic. It took the Aveng-

ALIBA LONGKUMTSUR TELONGJEM FELICITATION

Mr. Wangshitemjen Ozukum (HSLC Top 1)

The Aliba Longkumtsur Telongjem takes great pleasure and honour to Congratulate Miss SUNGJEMLILA LONGKUMER, D/O Mr Imchatoshi Longkumer and Mrs Tsuknungtola for securing 5th position (Arts Stream) in the recently declared HSSLC Examination 2019.

The Aliba Longkumtsur Telongjem also acknowledge and Congratulate all the successful students and extend best wishes for their future endeavours.

Aliba Longkumtsur Telongjem.

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Miss Sashitsüngla Jamir (HSLC Top 16)

The Mongsenyimti Students’ Union (MKT) would like to take this privilege to congratulate our dear students Mr. Wangshitemjen Ozukum (S/o Tulumatsung Ozukum) for securing Top 1 and Miss Sashitsüngla Jamir (D/o Marnokden Jamir) for securing Top 16th position at the recently declared HSLC Examination 2019 conducted by Nagaland Board of School Education.

The MKT also congratulates all the successful students of Mongsenyimti Village who have passed HSLC and HSSLC 2019 from different districts under NBSE with flying colors. Your success had made us all proud.

Lastly, the MKT wishes all the successful candidates a bright future and may God’s grandeur shine in your success.

Sd/Sd/Putiwapong Ozukum Alemsangla President MKT General Secretary MKT

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inger Adele is in a good place after going through a difficult split from her husband Simon Konecki, says songwriter Ryan Tedder. “(I) see her quite frequently. I think she’s in a good place,” Tedder, who has cowritten several of Adele’s hits, including “Rumour has it” and “Turning tables”, told usmagazine.com on Tuesday.

“It was very difficult,” the OneRepublic frontman, 39, said about the breakup.

“But she is in a good place, for sure.”

The 15-time Grammy winner, 31, and Konecki, 45, announced on April 19 that they had separated.

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Novak Djokovic celebrates winning at the end of his match against Jeremy Chardy on Thursday. (AP/PTI)

M a d r i d, M a y 9 (Agencies): Novak Djokovic defeated Jeremy Chardy 6-1, 7-6 (7/2) on Thursday at the Madrid Open to extend his domination of French opponents.

The Serb top seed needed less than 90 minutes to reach the quarter-finals at the Caja Magica, beating Chardy for the 13th time in as many attempts.

Djokovic holds an ove r w h e l m i n g r e c o r d against the French, standing 66-2 against them since leading Serbia to the 2010 Davis Cup title over

France.

Djokovic, the Madrid champion in 2011 and 2016, is searching for his top clay form as he begins the chase a fourth straight Grand Slam title when Roland Garros starts in little over two weeks.

He secured the opening set in less than half an hour, but was forced to a tiebreaker as Chardy’s resistance stiffened in the second.

He will face ninth seed Marin Cilic next after the Croatian put out Laslo Djere 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, winning

Australia’s Richardson ruled out of World Cup

Sydney, May 9 (Agencies): Fast bowler Jhye Richardson has been ruled out of the Cricket World Cup after failing to recover from a shoulder injury in time to be ready for Australia’s opening game on June 1.

Cricket Australia on Wednesday confirmed scans showed the right shoulder Richardson dislocated while fielding during a limitedovers international against Pakistan in March would not be repaired adequately to bowl at the level required for the World Cup. “This is obviously very disappointing news for the team and for Jhye, who has been exceptional throughout his rehabilitation process,” Australia’s team physiotherapist David Beakley said in a statement.

Jhye Richardson

“After his most recent assessment and attempting to bowl in the nets, it was clear that Jhye was not progressing as fast as required and therefore, in consultation with selectors, we made the decision to withdraw him from the squad.”

Kane Richardson has been drafted into the Australia squad to join a pace bowling group that includes Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Nathan Coulter-Nile and Jason Behrendorff.

11 of the last 13 games.

Two-time women’s champion Simona Halep overcame Ashleigh Barty 7-5, 7-5 to reach her fourth Madrid semi-final.

Romania’s third seed and former world No 1 will next play the winner from top seed Naomi Osaka and in-form Swiss Belinda Bencic.

Halep, who has been struggling with injury, took the opening set and went up a break in the second before losing it against the ninth-seeded Australian who won the Miami title in March.

Halep regained control with a break of serve for 6-5 as her opponent returned wide. She wrapped up victory with an untouchable forehand to the corner.

“For me, it’s a huge victory, it’s a huge match I played today,” Halep said.

“It means a lot that to win. It was on clay so I liked my chances, but still, it was very difficult and every point was important. I’m very motivated after reaching the semi-finals again. I will have another challenge tomorrow (Friday), so I’m not looking any further ahead than that.”

“If I can play my best tennis, then we will see,” added the player who advanced through her thirdround match on Wednesday without the loss of a game.

Conte close to Inter agreement

Milan, May 9 (Agencies): Antonio Conte is close to agreeing a deal to become the new manager of Inter Milan.

The Serie A side will only sack their current boss Luciano Spalletti if they can secure the former Chelsea manager.

Conte has been without a club since being sacked

by Chelsea in July 2018.

Any potential deal which would see Conte take over at the San Siro side cannot be announced before June 30 due to regulatory issues.

Conte and Chelsea have been involved in a Premier League arbitration tribunal over the terms of his departure from Stamford Bridge. Inter are currently third in Serie A, 26 points behind champions Juventus.

Rain washes out first ODI between England, Pakistan

L o n d o n , M ay 9 (Agencies): England’s opening one-day international against Pakistan was abandoned due to persistent rain after 19 overs at The Oval on Wednesday.

England captain Eoin Morgan won the toss and sent Pakistan in to bat after early morning showers delayed the start and reduced the game to 47 overs per side.

Opener Imam-ul-Haq and Haris Sohail were at the crease when another rain delay further shortened the match, before it was eventually called off with the outfield too soggy for play to continue.

Pakistan reached 80 for the loss two wickets in 19 overs.

Earlier, England allrounder Jofra Archer started with a superb maiden over to Ul-Haq, swinging the ball at sharp pace in bowler-friendly conditions.

It was not long before Archer got England a breakthrough as Fakhar Zaman was caught by Joe Root in the slips.

Barbados-born Archer is among a number of players who, despite being left out of England’s preliminary World Cup squad, remain hopeful of being picked as a late replacement for the tournament starting May 30.

The second ODI of the five-match series will be played in Southampton on Saturday.

Stimac set to be appointed Indian football coach New Delhi, May 9 (PTI): Croatia’s World Cupper and former manager Igor Stimac is set to become Indian football team’s head coach after the AIFF’s Technical Committee Thursday recommended his name for the top job.

The 51-year-old Stimac, a member of the Croatian team that finished third in the 1998 World Cup, got the nod from the Technical Committee which interviewed four shortlisted candidates on Thursday.

“We have recommended Igor Stimac’s name to the All India Football Federation’s Executive Committee after interviewing all the four candidates. We found him as best suited to become India coach,” Technical Committee Chairman Shyam Thapa told PTI. The AIFF is likely to officially announce Stimac’s appointment as India coach on Friday. Stimac’s contract is likely to be for three years initially and his first assignment will be the Kings Cup international tournament in Thailand.

Stimac’s first match as India coach will be against Caribbean nation Curacao in the Kings Cup at Buriram in Thailand on June 5. A national camp is expected to begin here from May 20.

The India head coach’s position has been lying vacant after Stephen Constantine quit the post following India’s AFC Asian Cup campaign earlier this year.

Stimac was the only candidate who turned up

Igor Stimac

in person for the interview while the other three -South Korean Lee Minsung, Spaniard Albert Roca and Hakan Ericson of Sweden -- were interviewed via skype.

The newly-appointed Technical Director Doru Isac was also present during the interview process.

After the interview process, the Technical Committee had a long meeting of nearly four hours in which the members debated at length about the suitability of the candidates. The discussion was basically about choosing between Stimac and Roca, who had a successful two-year stint as Bengaluru FC head coach in 2016-18.

Stimac’s impressive credentials as former player and manager clinched the issue in his favour.

“His (Stimac’s) experience as former player and manager is huge, so the Committee was unanimous

Sarri fears Chelsea ban will ruin title hopes L o n d o n , M ay 9 (Agencies): Maurizio Sarri said Chelsea have no chance of competing with Manchester City and Liverpool next season unless their two-window transfer ban is overturned.

Chelsea were hit with the ban for breaches of the international transfer rules on minors and Fifa threw out their appeal against the decision on Wednesday.

The Blues will take their fight against the transfer embargo to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), but it was the worst possible news for Sarri ahead of Thursday’s Europa League semi-final second leg against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Having booked a place in next season’s Champions League after securing a top four finish in the Premier

League, Chelsea are bidding to win the first trophy of Sarri’s reign in the Europa League.

They are favoured to reach the final after drawing 1-1 in Frankfurt in the first leg last week.

But Sarri is concerned that a potentially uplifting end to hs troubled first season would be erased if Chelsea are unable to sign the players he believes are needed to fight City and Liverpool in the Premier League.

“It’s very difficult to cover the gap at the moment; we need to work, probably we need to do something from the market,” said Sarri, whose third-placed team are 24 points behind leaders City.

“So it’s not easy, because the level of the top two is very, very high. As

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we can see in Europe so it’s not easy.

“Of course, we have to work and we have to try. In my opinion we can reduce the gap.

“I think that we have to buy only one, two players, otherwise it’s very difficult to improve immediately.

“I think we are a very good team, so we need only one, two players, no more.”

Fifa confirmed it has “partially upheld” Chelsea’s ap-

Veteran Football Delhi Capitals to fight for final berth against CSK C’ship: Dimapur,

V i s a k h a pat n a m , May 9 (PTI): Delhi Capitals, who have finally come together to play like ‘Daredevils’, will have to produce another special effort to beat the consistent Chennai Super Kings for the first time this season and make their maiden IPL final here on Friday.

It was CSK who denied Delhi a top-two spot in the league standings with a crushing 80-run win at Chepauk and the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led side stands in their way again, only stakes are much higher in the Qualifier 2.

The tense win in the Eliminator, set up by their star player Rishabh Pant, here on Wednesday night is bound to provide an extra dose of motivation going into the knock-out game at Vizag.

Pant’s 21-ball 49 in a high-pressure game reignited the debate on social media over his non-selection in India’s World Cup squad with former England captain Michael Vaughan saying it was “bonkers” to not have the young-wicketkeeper batsman in the mega event starting May 30.

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made all the difference in the run-chase but he got out when his team was very close to the finishing line.

Not being able to finish games is one criticism that he has had to deal with repeatedly and there would be no better stage than Qualifier 2 to come up with another match-wining knock and carry his bat through.

Another young gun Prithvi Shaw too played an important innings of 56

and was happy to be back among the runs after lowscores in the previous three innings.

Delhi, having already played a game here, will have the advantage of knowing the the conditions better.

Their fast bowlers, Trent Boult and Ishant Sharma, did a decent job in the absence of Kagiso Rabada and were well supported by Keemo Paul, who picked up three wickets.

in the decision to pick him.

Salary-wise and in every aspect I feel he is best suited.

Indian football will be in safe hands under him,” Thapa, a former India player himself, added.

Roca is basically a club coach and except for a short stint as El Salvador manager (2014-15), he had never been at the helm of affairs of a national team. His demand for a higher salary, which was above the affordable limit of the AIFF, also did not help his cause.

Besides Thapa and Isac, other members of the Technical Committee who attended the meeting were Henry Menezes, Prasanta Banerjee, Pradip Datta, G P Palguna and Sundar Raman. Ishfaq Ahmed was granted leave of absence.

AIFF General Secretary Kushal Das and national team director Abhishek Yadav were also present as ex-officio members.

Born in the small town

of Metkovic in the then Yugoslavia, Stimac has played in 53 international matches for Croatia as center-back between 1990 and 2002. He played at Euro 1996 and at the 1998 World Cup, when Croatia finished third.

Before that he played in 14 matches for Yugoslavia Under-20 team in 1987.

In club football, he played in 322 matches in all from 1985 to 2002. He had three spells with Croatian side Hajduk Split and also played for for Cadiz in Spain and for Derby County and West Ham United in England.

As coach, he was in charge of the Croatian national team from 2012 to 2013 and also guided the team to 2014 World Cup Finals. He had brief spells in charge of Croatian teams like Hajduk Split, Cibalia, NK Zagreb and Zadar before trying his hand at Iranian club Sepahan and Qatari side Al-Shahania.

Owing to the Indian team’s spirited showing in the AFC Asian Cup and a run of 13-match unbeaten streak prior to that, more than 250 candidates, including some top names from Europe, have applied for the job.

The list included the likes of France’s World Cup winning coach Raymond Domenech, former England managers Sven-Goran Eriksson and Sam Allardyce.

The list was pruned down to 40 and finally only four candidates were shortlisted for interview.

Veteran spinner Amit Mishra was frugal again and also picked up an important wicket.

The batsmen would be rather relieved that they would not have to face the spin threat of Imran Tahir and Harbhajan Singh on a turner in Chennai but it would be a challenge nonetheless.

Another thing Delhi would have to be wary of is stage fright though the Eliminator surely prepared

them for the tougher battles ahead.

CSK, on the other hand, are used to playing the big matches, having won three titles besides being runners-up four times.

They were hammered

by Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 1 but expect CSK to bounce back in style.

Dhoni will be expecting an improved performance from his batsmen after the disappointment against Mumbai Indians.

Opener Shane Watson has not been among the runs ever since smashing a 53-ball 96 against Sunrisers on April 23.

The talismanic skipper admitted that they could have read the conditions better against Mumbai at home and asked his batsmen to be careful with shot selection going forward.

“These are the best batsmen we have got, it looks like we are are batting well, but at times, they pull off shots that shouldn’t be played. These are the players who we have banked on, they have the experience and they should know to assess the conditions better,” said Dhoni after the six-wicket loss to Mumbai.

Kohima in final

Kohima, May 9 (NPN): Dimapur and Kohima will lock horns in the final of 9th Nagaland Veteran Inter District Football Championship 2019 at Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima on Friday.

Playing the first semifinal match on Thursday, Dimapur district veteran football team beat Phek team by 2-0 to enter the final.

While host Kohima team overpowered defending champions Mokokchung via tie-breaker 3-2 after the match ended in 1-1 draw.

The closing ceremony will be held from 2:30 pm on Friday. Lhouchalie Veyie, secretary, Department of Youth Resources and Sports will grace the occasion as the guest of honour.

The five day long championship is being organised by Nagaland Veteran Football Association (NVFA) and hosted by the Kohima District Veteran Football Association (KDVFA).

peal, but only in allowing the club to sign European players aged under 16.

The ban on signing over-16s remains in place, leaving Chelsea unable to make changes to Sarri’s squad unless they win the CAS appeal.

With Real Madrid expected to make a move for Blues star Eden Hazard, who is out of contract next year, Sarri could be forced to sell a player he would prefer to keep rather than risk losing him for nothing when his deal expires.

That would further weaken his options, but the Italian remains intent on staying with Chelsea next term.

The former Napoli manager insists he would be able to survive without new signings at Chelsea next term, despite the ob-

vious impact on his team’s development.

Asked if he would be ready to promote youth talents to the senior squad next term, Sarri said: “I like to play with young players, so for me it’s not a big problem.

“At the moment, we spoke one month ago about the pre-season, the program of the next season.

“But we didn’t speak about the market, also because at the moment we don’t know if we’ll be able to go into the market.

“Every month I have a report, about the players on loan, we have 45 or 46 players on loan. Of course, we need to consider who is ready. “Two or three of those players are very interesting of course. But we need to consider the level.”

OFFICE OF THE MERANGKONG STUDENTS’ UNION P.O. TULI, B.P.O. MERANGKONG – 798618 MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND FELICITATION

The Merangkong Students’ Union take immense pride and honour to convey our heartiest congratulation to Kr. Imsürenla Longkumer, D/o Wb. Temjenmongba Longkumer & Wt. Alemmongla, for securing top 19th Rank in the HSLC Examination 2019. As you envision a progressive career, may God Almighty bless and guide you in your future endeavours.

The Union further extends its sincere appreciation to all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC 2019. May you all have bright future.

(Limayanglu) (Merensenla) President (MSU) General Secretary (MSU)

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HOISHE GHAMI INALIMI KUQHAKULU DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATION The Hoishe Ghami Inalimi Kuqhakulu, Nagaland in all utter pride and joy takes this opportunity to congratulate Miss Alovi Zhimomi, D/O Mr. Hukavi Zhimomi & Mrs. Livi Zhimomi for securing 9th rank in the recently declared HSLC Examination 2019 NBSE. We praise and thank God for His benevolence.

Wishing her success and higher achievements in her future endeavours.

Sd/Sd/Vetoli Zhimo Vitoli Swu President, HGIK General Secretary, HGIK

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Spurs overturn Ajax to CL finals ALL ENGLISH CLUB FINALS WHEN SPURS CLASH WITH LIVERPOOL

Tottenham’s Lucas Moura celebrates with team-mates after scoring a goal during their Champions League semi-final second leg match against Ajax.

Amsterdam, May 9 (Agencies): Lucas Moura conjured the second Champions League miracle in 24 hours with a last-gasp winner to complete his hattrick and a 3-2 win to send Tottenham Hotspur past a shattered Ajax Amsterdam into the final on away goals on Wednesday.

A day after Liverpool beat Barcelona 4-0 to overturn a 3-0 first-leg deficit, Tottenham came back from the dead after Ajax had looked certain to reach their first final for 23 years.

Ajax skipper Matthijs de Ligt’s fifth-minute header and a superb 35th minute effort by Hakim Ziyech put Ajax 3-0 ahead on aggregate by halftime at a raucous Johan Cruyff Arena.

But Tottenham were

transformed after the break as they became the eighth English club to reach the European Cup final, where they will face Liverpool in Madrid on June 1.

With veteran Spanish striker Fernando Llorente on as a second-half substitute, Tottenham refused to lay down and when Moura scored in the 55th minute the impossible began to seem possible for the north London club.

Four minutes later he fired through a crowd to equalise on the night and after both sides hit the woodwork in the heartpumping finale, Moura drilled into the corner in the sixth minute of stoppage time to leave Ajax crestfallen.

Tottenham’s only other European Cup semi-final came 57 years ago when

they lost to Benfica and their improbable victory left the away fans in a state of delirium and Argentine manager Mauricio Pochettino in tears at the end.

Tottenham had suffered three consecutive defeats in all competitions before Wednesday’s second leg and when Ajax led 2-0 at halftime, there was a celebratory mood inside the jam-packed Johan Cruyff Arena as their fans’ thoughts turned to Madrid.

But their joy turned into a nightmare as they were overwhelmed by a Tottenham side who dispensed with complicated tactics and simply threw the kitchen sink at their hosts.

Ajax got off to a dream start as captain De Ligt took advantage of

poor marking to head past Hugo Lloris. Tottenham responded in spirited fashion with Son Heung-min deceiving keeper Onana with a cross that hit the post.

But Ajax were cool, calm and collected and bided their time before striking again in devastating fashion.

Tadic, who moments earlier had dragged a shot just wide, was released down the left and he cut the ball back perfectly for Ziyech to whip a left-footed shot inside the far post.

Only one of the 17 teams to lose the first leg of a Champions League semi-final at home had ever come back to win.

But with Llorente on for Victor Wanyama, Tottenham went for the direct approach after the break and Ajax were rattled.

Moura converted in the 55th minute, sliding home after running on to Dele Alli’s pass and four minutes later, after Onana had made a remarkable save to dent Llorente, the Brazilian showed great footwork to thread a shot through a crowd.

It set up a rip-roaring finale with Tottenham pressing for the winning goal and Ajax looking to counter-attack.

Ziyech shot against the post, then Tottenham’s former Ajax defender Jan Vertonghen headed against the crossbar with the goal gaping before Lloris’s save kept Spurs alive.

Lloris went up for a corner in stoppage time but it was Moura who proved Tottenham’s hero, producing a clinical finish from Alli’s flick.

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Bairstow picks WC glory over Ashes L o n d o n , Ma y 9 (Agencies): England batsman Jonny Bairstow said he would rather win the 50-overs World Cup than the Ashes series against Australia if he was given the chance to claim only one.

World Cup returns to England and Wales after 20 years and Bairstow said England deserved to win their maiden title after all the hard work they had put in over the past two years to become the number one ranked one-day team.

Jonny Bairstow

“I am going (to pick the) World Cup because it’s been so long since we’ve had an opportunity to win one,” Bairstow told Sky Sports. “I think that the

amount of work that has gone into this group of players over the last couple of years, building and building, I firmly believe we’ve put an amount of effort in that gives us the best chance.

“Guys have worked day in, day out, taking their games to places that they weren’t at 18 months, two years ago. That’s from the vision Morgs (England captain Eoin Morgan) has had and the way we are playing our one-day cricket.” Bair-

stow also credited the Indian Premier League (IPL) for sharpening his skills and improving his form ahead of the World Cup. The 29-year-old scored 445 runs in 10 matches at an average of over 55 for the Sunrisers Hyderabad franchise, forming a formidable opening partnership with Australia’s David Warner.

England begin their World Cup campaign on May 30 when they take on South Africa at The Oval in London.

Ferrer’s career ends with defeat

David Ferrer is lifted up by friends during a ceremony for his retirement as a professional tennis player during the Madrid Open tennis tournament. (AP/PTI)

Ma d r i d , Ma y 9 (Agencies): The curtain came down on David Ferrer’s career after defeat by reigning champion Alexander Zverev at the Madrid Open.

The 37-year-old Spaniard, a former world No 3 who won 27 career titles and reached the French Open final in 2013, wanted to retire after his home tournament.

Ferrer had beaten compatriot Roberto Bautista

Agut on Tuesday to prolong his career by 24 hours, and threatened to extend it further after racing into a 4-1 lead in the first set against Zverev.

But that was as good as it got for the veteran as 22-year-old German Zverev, the third seed, dropped just one more game on his way to a 6-4 6-1 victory.

“I’ll never forget this day,” he said, with his wife and son by his side. “I’ve

been very lucky. I’ve always wanted to end my career like this. I couldn’t keep playing at the level that I wanted, but I’m very happy and very proud of my career.”

“All the players are very sad he is retiring,” Zverev said. “You always left everything on the court, in every single match. It’s a privilege for me to be here playing against you in your last match.”

La Liga posts revenue of € 4.479 bn New Delhi, May 9 (IANS): According to the latest financial report of Spanish professional football corresponding to the most recent completed season (2017-18), La Liga clubs posted a revenue of 4.479 billion euro, recording a growth of 20.6 per cent over the previous season, the best in the competition’s history.

The results fall at the midway point of the threeyear audiovisual cycle for the national market, so they are not affected by

a sudden increase in revenues that is inconsistent with previous years.

LaLiga’s gross operating profit was 945 million euro (+20.7 per cent), operating profit 325 million euro (+11.4 per cent) and the net profit for the year was 189 million euro (+6.7 per cent). In short, La Liga produced a solid, positive and growing set of results across the board, achieving the best figures in the competition’s history.

The 2017-18 season saw two new factors driv-

ing La Liga’s growth: Commercial revenues and revenues from transfers. These have seized the central role held by broadcasting revenues as the driver of annual growth.

In the case of commercial revenues (without including turnover from advertising), the annual increase was 34.1 per cent, amounting to turnover of 838 million euro, which is indicative of the fact that Spanish clubs are becoming an increasingly attractive medium for sponsors.

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