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Vol XXIX No. 154
DIMAPUR, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00
God Bless Mothers
MALT embarks on trek to Changtongya
AAP candidate refutes son’s allegations
Sunday Post Supplement
sports, Page 12
national, Page 5
BJP allies unsure of majority NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): Opinions seem divided about the Lok Sabha elections results 2019 among partners of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Impor tant NDA allies-JD(U), Shiv Sena and Shiromani Akali Dal have categorically stated that NDA will not be able to get majority after May 23. Of the major NDA allies, Chandrababu Naidu led- TDP has already walked out. It had 15 MPs in the outgoing Lok Sabha. However, on the other hand Prime Minister Narendra Modi was confident that the BJP and the allies will get more seats than it has now. “We will get full majority and give a strong government. We are getting more seats even in places where BJP was not there,” Modi said on Friday while responding to a question on regional parties cobbling up to form the ‘Third Front’. JD(U): Gulam Rasool Baliyavi, a legislator of Janata DalUnited, which is an important ally of the BJP-led NDA in Bihar, said the coalition will fall short of a majority in Lok Sabha after elections. Baliyavi also said the NDA must project chief minister Nitish Kumar as the prime ministerial candidate. Shiv Sena: Senior Sena lead-
Governor greets nurses on IND D I M A P U R , M AY 1 1 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya, has extended greetings to all the nurses on the occasion of International Nurses Day 2019 and acknowledged the service and determination of all nurses working in the public and private sector of the state. International Nurses Day (IND) is celebrated around the world on May 12 (birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing) to mark the contributions of nurses to the society. In a message, Acharya said that serving humanity was one of the great commitments, adding that nurses were in the forefront in the society. Describing nurses as the backbone of the health care system, the governor said people throughout the world should acknowledge their services. Acharya said that sufficient, adequately trained and motivated nurses were essential for the health of the population. He encouraged nurses to give their best every day to save lives and care of their patients. Governor also called upon the citizens of Nagaland to recognise all Nurses for the dedicated work they do every day to achieve good health and life for everyone.
This is it!
“You always give me cup or plate on Mother’s Day. How about something personal?.” K Y M C
er Sanjay Raut said that it looks a “bit difficult” for the BJP to reach the 280-seat mark as it did in the 2014 polls. The Shiv Sena has questioned the BJP’s ability to win an absolute majority in the Lok Sabha, and said it would have to depend on allies to form the next government. “What Ram Madhav says is right. The NDA will form the next government. The BJP will be the single largest party. As of now it looks a bit difficult for the BJP to reach the 280-282 figure on its own but our NDA “parivar” (family) will cross the majority mark,” Raut told a TV channel. SAD: Calling himself a realist, Shiromani Akali Dal leader and BJP ally Naresh Gujral says nobody will get an absolute majority in the elections and whoever is prime minister must carry everybody along for a healthy democracy. While the saffron party may not get a majority, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) will sail through, said Gujral, who represents one of the BJP’s oldest allies in Parliament. “I am a realist…and I believe that nobody will get an absolute majority but NDA will sail through and will form a stable government,” Gujral told PTI. Asked who will lead the alliance if the BJP falls short of a ma-
jority, the Rajya Sabha MP from Punjab said it is for the party to decide who will be their leader. “This is their prerogative… whoever they elect, we will be comfortable with him,” said the son of erstwhile Janata Dal leader and former Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral. On May 6, BJP general secretary Ram Madhav, in an interview to Bloomberg, had said that “if we get 271 seats on our own, we will be very happy” and that “with NDA, we will have a comfortable majority”. He, however, added that the loses would be recovered from states such as West Bengal and Odisha where the BJP “expanded” well. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari differed with the opinion of his party colleague Ram Madhav that the BJP could fall short of numbers in the ongoing Lok Sabha polls and asserted that it will get more than 300 seats. In an interview to IANS here, Gadkari maintained that he was not in the race for the Prime Ministership and that Narendra Modi will again assume the top post. He expressed confidence that the BJP would get clear majority on the basis of the “good performance” of the Modi government over the last five years.
Stage set for penultimate phase of LS polls NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (PTI): The fate of several Union ministers including Radha Mohan Singh, Harshvardhan and Maneka Gandhi, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav and Congress leaders Digvijay Singh and Jyotiraditya Scindia will be decided Sunday in the sixth and penultimate phase of Lok Sabha polls to be held in 59 constituencies in six states and Delhi. Elections will be held in 14 seats in Uttar Pradesh, 10 seats in Haryana, eights constituencies each in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and West Bengal, seven seats in Delhi and four in Jharkhand. Over 10.17 crore voters are eligible to exercise their franchise to choose among the 979 candidates in fray. Election Commission has set up over 1.13 lakh polling stations for smooth conduct of polls. The elections in this phase are seen as a big test for the BJP which had won 45 of these seats in 2014, with Trinamool Congress bagging 8, Congress two and SP and LJP one seat each among others. In Uttar Pradesh, BJP had won 13 of the 14 constituencies in 2014, but had to face defeat in the bypolls in Phulpur and Gorakhpur constituencies last year. While, the anti-BJP alliance would like to retain its grip over both the seats, the saffron party is looking to wrest them from the opposition.
IS claims it has established province in India; calls it ‘Wilayah of Hind’ NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): After the Army said it had “eliminated” Ishfaq Sofi of ISJK (Islamic State Jammu and Kashmir), Islamic State (IS) claimed for the first time that it has established a “province” in India, which was rubbished by the Indian security apparatus. IS’s Amaq News Agency late on Friday announced the new province, that it called “Wilayah of Hind”, in a statement that also claimed IS inflicted casualties on Indian army soldiers in the town of Amshipora in the Shopian district of Kashmir. Sofi alias Abdullah Bhai, a local terrorist and close aide of one of the most wanted terrorists Zakir Musa, was killed by security forces in a gun battle in Amshipora village of Shopian district of Kashmir on Friday. Ishfaq Ahmad Sofi had been involved in several militant groups in Kashmir for more than a decade before pledging allegiance to Islamic State, according to a military official on Saturday and an
Flag of the Islamic State.
interview given by Sofi to a Srinagar-based magazine sympathetic to IS. “Targeting terrorist leadership towards #TerrorismFreeKashmir. Sustained efforts successful. Eliminated Ishfaq Sofi of ISJK involved in scores of terrorism related activities,” the Srinagar-based Army Corps tweeted on Friday. Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police Dilbagh Singh said the slain terrorist belonged to an “ISinspired group”. Soon after, IS’ Amaq News Agency said it had established “Wilayah of hind” (an IS province in India), according to media reports. Top officials of J&K Police and Central intelligence agencies on Saturday
NEET-PG cut For first time, CJI to be part of JCPI to meet on May 18 to discuss ILP/BEFR, CAB issue offs reduced Supreme Court vacation bench DIMAPUR, MAY 11 (NPN): Joint Committee on Prevention of Illegal Immigrants (JCPI) has invited all 16 tribe hohos, mass-based organizations, and CSO leaders to a meeting called by the committee on May 18, 2019 at Tourist Lodge hotel, Dimapur at 11 am. In a press note, JCPI convenor, K Ghokheto Chophy, and secretary, Tia Longchar, said the meeting has been being convened for further discussion on ILP/BEFR and CAB. They recalled that JCPI was formed by tribe hohos, CSOs and mass-based organizations on August 8, 2018. The committee stated that it carried out the job diligently as mandated by the tribe leaders and responsible organizations for the past almost one year.
However, JCPI stated that in the intervening period many issues, some contentious, have arisen for which renewed discussion was necessary. Besides, the committee said it would present its progress report to the gathering of leaders. In this regard, the committee has requested that the presidents and the general secretaries of the organizations make it convenient to attend in person. It may be mentioned that the JPCI has been vocal in its demand urging the government to extend BEFR 1873 to the entire state and especially Dimapur district. It said so long as Dimapur was out of the purview of Inner Line Permit (ILP), it will continue to remain as feeder district of illegal immi-
grants to interior areas. JCPI had insisted that ILP should differentiate between tourist, transit passenger and manual or skilled labour. The ILP should also be for limited period and those ILP holders should be allowed to do business in the state. JPCI had also asked the government to create a separate cell or a separate department under home department to competently deal with strict enforcement of BEFRA and Foreigners Act 1946 on a daily basis. JCPI also insisted that ILP should differentiate between tourist, transit passenger and manual or skilled labour. The ILP should also be for limited period and those ILP holders should be allowed to do business in the state.
N E W D E L H I , M AY 8 (IANS): Health Ministry in consultation with the Board of Governors, Medical Council of India (MCI) has decided to reduce the qualifying percentile in respect of NEET-PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) for the year 2019-20 by 6 percentile, an official release said on Tuesday. “Now general category candidates with minimum marks at 44 percentile, persons with disabilities category with minimum of marks at 39 percentile and, SC/ST and OBC category candidates at 34 percentile will become eligible for admission to Post Graduate courses for the academic year 2019-20,” it said. All states and Union territories have been requested to make necessary arrangements for allowing students as per revised qualifying marks in any further rounds of counselling this year.
NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (IANS): In an unprecedented development, Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi will be part of the Supreme Court’s vacation bench from May 25 to May 30, mainly to take care of any dispute that may arise in government formation after the Lok Sabha election results are declared on May 23. The Supreme Court will remain closed for the annual summer break from May 13 to June 30 and will resume its regular work from July 1. The top court has a vacation bench functioning every year during the summer holidays but the Chief Justice of India never presides over it. As per the notification of Vacation Benches, CJI Gogoi and Justice M.R. Shah will be part of the vacation bench from May 25 to 30 which will hear urgent miscellaneous matters and other regular matters. In May last year, the Su-
New species ‘pit viper snake’ spotted in Arunachal GUWAHATI, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): A research team led by famous Indian herpetologist Ashok Captain discovered a new species of snake at Ramda village in Arunachal Pradesh’s West Kameng district, a NE Now report stated. According to reports, the new species of the snake known as pit viper is found to be venomous and has a reddish brown skin with a unique heat sensing system. The research team comprised of some expert herpetologists from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research of Pune. They discovered the snake while conducting biodiversity surveys in the Eaglenest region of the state and a local resident had pointed out the snake to them in a forest patch in Ramda village. The snake was found
to be an unknown species of pit viper after comparative analysis of DNA sequences were done and morphological features were examined. India generally has four brown pit vipers—Malabar, Horse-shoe, Hump-nosed and Himalayan. A male species of the new pit viper snake which
had been discovered by the herpetologists has presently been donated to the museum of the State Forest Research Institute in Itanagar. The findings of the new discovery have been published in an international multidisciplinary herpetology journal known as Russian Journal of Herpetology. The
northeast is home to some 110 species, with Arunachal Pradesh accounting for 55. “We don’t know anything of the Arunachal pit viper’s natural history as only one male has been found so far. More surveys and sightings of this species would gradually give us an idea of its habits..,” he said. The discovery was published in the March-April volume of Russian Journal of Herpetology. A month after a Russian journal published the discovery of the reddish-brown pit viper in Arunachal Pradesh, a New Zealand-based journal Zootaxa had also come out with the discovery of a non-venomous snake in Mizoram-- Smithophis atemporalis, named after eminent British herpetologist Malcolm Arthur Smith for his immense contribution to Indian herpetology.
preme Court had to deal with a dispute related to Karnataka Assembly, when no political party got a majority in the elections and the Congress-JDS alliance moved the top court challenging the Governor’s decision to invite the BJP to form the government. A specially-constituted three-judge Bench of justices A.K. Sikri, S.A. Bobde and Ashok Bhushan then heard the matter and ordered a floor test in the Karnataka Assembly, reducing the 15-day window given by the Governor to former Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa to prove his majority. The Supreme Court notification added that a Division bench of Justice Indira Banerjee and Justice Sanjiv Khanna will be part of first bench from May 13 to May 20 and that of Justice Arun Mishra and Justice M.R. Shah are nominated for second bench from May 21 to 24.
SC panel rejects Centre’s objection on 2 judges, recommends 2 more NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (IANS): The Supreme Court rejected the government’s objections to the elevation of two judges to the top court, stressing that merit should be considered above seniority. The Supreme Court collegium, or panel of five senior most judges, reiterated its April 12 decision to recommend Justices Aniruddha Bose and AS Bopanna for the top court. “Merit should be given predominant consideration,” the collegium said, noting that “nothing adverse regarding competence, conduct or integrity of the judges had been pointed out” by the government. Centre is learnt to have disagreed with the Supreme Court Collegium’s recommendation to confirm the
elevation of Jharkhand High Court chief justice Aniruddha Bose and Gauhati High Court chief justice A.S. Bopanna as judges of the apex court, sources said. Amid disagreement over the two names, the collegium further recommended two more judges for the Supreme Court- Justices BR Gavai and Surya Kant. Justice Gavai is a judge of the Bombay High Court and Justice Kant is the Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court. The collegium includes Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, Justice SA Bobde, Justice NV Ramana, Justice Arun Mishra and Justice RF Nariman. Reports suggest that the government had cited seniority and regional representation to send back the names recommended by the judges’ panel.
categorically rubbished the IS claim. A top intelligence official said the slain militant could have been influenced by the ideology of IS, but he “definitely” did not belong to the group nor has the outfit any footprint in Kashmir. Intelligence agencies have also said that there was no proof or credible evidence about the presence of IS cadre in Kashmir. “The establishment of a ‘province’ in a region where it has nothing resembling actual governance is absurd, but it should not be written off,” said Rita Katz, director of the SITE Intel Group that tracks Islamic extremists. “The world may roll its eyes at these developments, but to jihadists in these vulnerable regions, these are significant gestures to help lay the groundwork in rebuilding the map of the IS ‘caliphate’.” IS has stepped up hitand-run raids and suicide attacks, including taking responsibility for the Easter Sunday bombing in Sri Lanka that killed at least 253 people.
Fuel prices cut for 3rd straight day NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): Prices of petrol and diesel were cut for the third straight day Saturday across the country. While price of petrol was lowered by 48 to 50 paise, diesel became cheaper by 19 to 20 paise in the country. Petrol price was cut by 48 paise to Rs 72.15 per litre in Delhi. Diesel in the city too has become cheaper by 19 paise to Rs 66.28. Similarly, petrol was selling at Rs 77.75 per litre, 48 paise down from Friday’s Rs 78.23 price in the country’s financial capital Mumbai. Diesel in the city was selling 20 paise cheaper at Rs 69.45 compared to Rs 69.65 per litre yesterday. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise fuel prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The domestic fuel prices are determined broadly by the global crude oil and rupee-dollar forex rates.
Partial closure of shops on May 14 in Mkg: MCCI
DIMAPUR, MAY 11 (NPN): Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industr y (MCCI) through its general secretary Limalenden Longkumer has informed the public that shops and business establishments in Mokokchung town will remain closed on May 14 from 2 p.m. onwards on account of MCCI annual general meeting.
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D I M A P U R , M AY 1 1 (NPN): Apropos news item “T&A deptt clarifies”, published on May 11, 2019, the treasuries and account department had stated that non-judicial stamps of Rs.100 denominations were available at Kohima North Treasury and not as rendered. K Y M C
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CCLB 6th general session held; new team elected
Newly inducted officials being blessed by Rev. Dr. Thupuo Nyekha.
DIMAPUR: Chokri Chakhesang Literature Board (CCLB) 6th general session was held at conference hall, Red Cross Building, Kohima with Zhovehu Lohe, convenor, advisory board as the session speaker on May 11. A press release by incoming publicity & information secretary, Kuzhovesa Soho, stated that, Lohe in his speech stressed on the importance of integrity where he said, a leader of today’s context should be a practical leader, adding that a theorist leader should never allow ruling the society.
Empathising on the importance of wisdom in one’s life to lead the people, he said, unless “we posses God’s wisdom, human limited knowledge might lead us to a danger situation” and urged the gathering to be prepared to face such challenges in future. He also added that in today’s context, numerous people from different walks of life were theoretically commanding its people without any practical implementation. Advisory board members, Shetsieyi Ruho and Zapra Chakhesang also
spoke during the session. Reports were presented by general secretary (Admn) Dr. Zhokho Venuh and treasurer Pusazo Venyo. A new team of office bearers was installed for the tenure 20192022 and was announced by search committee member, Vezuhu Keyho where Rev. Dr. Thupuo Nyekha dedicated the new team. The new team is led by Ariyi Nienu as chairman, general secretary (Admn) Vethikhoyi Khamo, general secretary (Techn) Vechisa Venuh along with 11 others. Vote of thanks was given by Pungotso Dzudo.
CCAs of Phek district pledge to protect endangered species DIMAPUR: Representatives of 36 Community Conserved Areas (CCAs) from the Phek district have pledged to protect the threatened and endangered species during a seminar held at Phek town council hall on May 8. A press release from NCCAF secretary, Heirang Lungalang stated that, resource persons were Sachin Jaiswal, deputy commissioner of Phek, Velatso Demo, DFO, Phek, Pikato V. Jimo, Nagaland Empowerment of People through Economic Development (NEPED) and Yaranajit Deka, member POU), Foundation for Ecological Security. Sachin Jaiswal in his inauguration speech appreciated the efforts of the villages towards conservation of biodiversity and ecological balance. He appealed the participant villagers to take up similar efforts in their respective villagers. Velatso Demo, mentioned that Phek district has highest dense forest cover with 86.60 percent of total
forest cover. He added, to protect the species habitat and establishing corridor, 5 CCAs have been notified as conservation reserves in the district so far. He also stressed on the conservation of water catchment areas and advocated for a separate watershed policy for conservation of such areas. Pikato V. Jimo appealed the CCAs to look at all the facet of the act before declaring CCAs as conservation reserve. Yaranajit Deka shared on how CCAs in the state are coming forward for conservation and protection of threatened and endangered species habitats. Tokugha Sumi, joint secretary of Nagaland Community Conserved Areas Forum (NCCAF) gave a brief presentation of forum genesis and its objective and appealed all the CCAs to be part of the forum. Four resolutions were passed including protection of species in their village jurisdiction by the CCAs present. Vote of thanks was delivered by Shekhozo Thuluo.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019
Governor attends 21st parting social of Naga Students’ Union Dheradun
Governor P.B Acharya and his wife with NSUD officials
DIMAPUR: Gover nor of Nagaland, PB Acharya stated that Nagaland has a large number of educated youth and the government service sector had reached a saturation point and that entrepreneurship was the only way to employ the youth of the state. According to PRO, Raj Bhavan, the Governor was addressing the 21st parting social of the Naga Students’ Union Dheradun (NSUD) at the DugOut Lounge, Dhera-
dun on May 11. He encouraged the students to take up skill courses in their academic curriculum to embrace work culture and be positive towards entrepreneurship. Gover nor Achar ya called on the student to continue working hard and to achieve their goals in empowering themselves with knowledge. He also encouraged the students to be “Game Changers” and socially accountable. He stated that students, when
they come out, must be an asset to the society and be employable. Stating the education was not a disease but the solution, he encouraged the students to complete their education and develop their community and society. The programme was also attended by students unions from the neighboring North Eastern States. DFO, Tehri Forest Division, Dr Koko Rose was the special guest.
CNC 40 days Peren police arrest 2 with banned drugs DC Kohima sets timing on throwing of waste chains of prayer
DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner Kohima, Anoop Khinchi has reminded the public not to throw garbage/ waste at the KMC collection points after 5 am in the morning and 4 pm in the evening. He made this appeal at a meeting held with Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) in his office chamber on Friday, a DIPR report stated. At the meeting, the members after deliberation on the issues of waste man-
agement have decided to take up the following steps: not to throw garbage/waste at the KMC collection point within the given time and reminded that the defaulters throwing without following the timing would be firmly dealt as per Municipal SWM Rules. The meeting also decided that KMC will not collect waste from any undesignated locations/collection points/nullahs/drainages. The members also discussed on the burning of
waste by some residence, and stated that burning any kinds of waste was liable for penalty with a fine as per the Environment Act ranging to Rs. 5000 to Rs. 25000. In this regard, DC has instructed the citizens of Kohima not to burn any sort of waste/thrash but to hand over the segregated waste to the waste collectors authorised by the local bodies. He reminded that anyone found burning waste, needful action deem fit shall be
initiated along with fines and requested all the ward Panchayat to cooperate and strictly implement in their respective areas. The report also stated that in the meeting the district administration along with KMC was planning to install dedicated bins for plastic in some strategic locations and also to work out the modality of parking on hourly basis for all the vehicles within the KMC parking areas.
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DIMAPUR: Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) conducted 40 days chains of prayer from April 1 to May 10, wherein 82 groups from the national workers (NSCN) made up the pray chain. A press release from CNC general secretary, Rev. Seksim Kasar expressed that it had collectively prayed to forgive the sins of the Nagas, (be it of individual, national, and of Naga people collectively); Heal the land so that Naga unity is realized; Graciously bless the peoples of India and Myanmar for understanding the rights of the Nagas; Bless the Indian leaders and Naga leaders so that the Indo-Naga problem is solved once and for all in an honorable and acceptable manner and to bless the Naga church leaders. CNC also expressed thanks to prog ramme leaders, caretakers, CAOs, regional secretaries, secretaries of the central government, heads of departments, pastors, chaplains, unit commanders, churches, prayer centres, prayer warriors, organizations and HSCMC Longsa, under the aegis of Nagaland Health Project (NHP), organised an awareness programme on ANC, institutions for success of the programme. PNC and immunization on Saturday with Dr. R. Zechano Ezung as resource person. (DPMU NHP Wokha)
DIMAPUR: Peren police duty personnel on May 10 arrested two persons at Mhainamtsi PAB and recovered 12000 capsules of spasmodic proxyvon and 900 tablets of nitrozepom from their possession. A press release by Sr. Superintendent of Police, Peren stated that the two persons identified as Pangom Hangsing (44) son
of Seikhopao and Lumpu Chongloi (31) son of Pasong Chongloi, both residents of Athibung town, were trying to transport the mentioned drugs from Delai gate area (Dimapur) to Athibung town. Peren police has informed that a case has been registered and investigation was underway.
Rongali Bihu celebrated in Dmu
Assamese women presenting special song.
Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, MAY 11 (NPN): A day long Rongali Bihu was celebrated Saturday at Namghar premises, near railway gate Dimapur, organized by the Assamese community of Dimapur. Speaking at the programme as special guest, editor of Nagaland page, Monalisa Chankija said that celebration of certain
festival irrespective of religion or caste in the country, brought people closer and created a strong bond of humanity. “Celebration is part of our culture, and therefore we need to participate in celebration,” she said. Chankija mentioned that Bihu, a time of agriculture festival was also a time to make commitment to preserve mother earth along
with the climatic changes taking place. She also called upon the gathering to resolve the differences during the occasion as all were sharing the same world. DUCCF president Tsenthungo Lotha and other dignitaries also spoke during the programme. The programme highlighted exhibition of various Bihu dances and folk dances.
Felicitation programmes held for toppers & teachers Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, MAY 11 (NPN): 15 candidates from Catholic schools emerged in the top 20 list of HSLC examination, five candidates from HSSLC (arts), six candidates from HSSLC (science), and four candidates from HSSLC (commerce) emerged in the Top-10 list of NBSE from Catholic schools while two candidates of HSLC and five candidates of HSSLC were placed in the subject toppers list (excluding second languages and additional subject) of NBSE. In this regard, a felicitation-cum-award to toppers & teachers of catholic schools was organized by Commission for Education Diocese of Kohima (CEDOK) on Saturday, at St. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Chumukedima. Speaking at the programme as guest of honour, commissioner of Police, Dimapur Limasunep Jamir in his speech congratulated the students and Catholic schools for securing 100 percent result. He mentioned that schools able to deliver cent percent result reflected the K Y M C
selfless dedication, sense of mission and sacrifice of the teachers, fathers, administrators and presence of God. Emphasising on the students in general, Jamir said “with success comes more responsibility” as challenges will come their way to test not only their analytical mind but their intuitive mind as well. Jamir added that it was not enough to be brilliant but also important to understand one’s own stand, weakness, strength and be able to make the best choices to continuously develop the mind. Quoting “Intelligence is not only the ability to reason but draw from memory, relevant materials and use it with focus attention” Jamir mentioned that intelligence comes from hard-work, discipline and emergent. Furthermore, he encouraged the students to continue to broaden their horizons, educational base, acquire more knowledge and make a difference in their life not as professional but as a good citizen in the days to come. Transport commissioner, Nagaland Elias T Lotha while delivering special message also
(Inset L-R) Limasunep Jamir & Elias T. Lotha. ST. Joseph Higher secondary school students presenting a song.
encouraged the students saying that as one branched out in pursuit of higher education, one must aim to develop in every capability. Quoting TS Eliot “Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?” he encouraged the students to continue to love wisdom and inculcate the desire to learn. Highlights of the programme included felicitation to teachers, awards to schools, to catholic toppers
and subject toppers and to rank holders of HSLC & HSSLC. At the programme, welcome address was delivered by CEDOK secretary reverend Fr. Jacob Charalel where he maintained that this year in Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) HSLC examination, 3844 students from 57 catholic schools appeared out of which 3844 qualified securing 94.3 pass percent and eight schools secured 100 percent result. In the HSSLC (Arts) examina-
tion, 1798 students from 25 schools appeared of which 1680 qualified securing 93. 44 percent and three schools secured 100 percent result. In HSSLC (com) examination, 178 students from six schools appeared of which 171 qualified securing 96.07 percent, one school secured 100 percent. And in HSLC (science) examination, 465 students appeared from nine schools of which 423qualied securing 90.97 percent success, one school secured 100 percent.
DPS Dimapur: Delhi Public School (DPS) Dimapur organised the programme for the school toppers of AISSCE (Class XII board examination) 2019 on May 11. A press release from DPS principal, B. K. Nanda stated that, Dr. Aotoshi, pro vice chairman of DPS Dimapur attributed the achievement of the school through collaborative effort of the students, parents and teaching community. He also stated, “DPS Dimapur is no competition
with other schools. We want to surpass our past achievements.” He also encouraged the outgoing student achievers to be mindful when they go out as they will be representing the family, community, and school. B.K Nanda, in his address lauded the students for bringing laurels to the institution. He also congratulated the teachers, staff and parents for their effort and guidance. Altogether 39 students securing 85% and above were felicitated. Amongst them, 7 students scoring 95% and above and 14 students scoring 90-94.80% were given a cash awards each. School topper Shruti Jain from Commerce Stream scored/secured 97%, Ketuse E Peseyie and Satya Ranjan Ray Chowdhury from Arts and Science Stream scored 96.60% and 89%. Student achievers along with their parents, members of the DPS managing board, teachers, staff and students of DPS Dimapur attended the function. KCF, Pfutsero: Kuzhatephe Collegiate Fellowship (KCF) honoured
and felicitated successful HSLC candidates of Union Christian School (UCS) Pfutsero on May 10. A press release from KCF general secretary, Ketshengupe Losou stated that CPO president and former headmaster of UCS, Mikha Kenye, who is also the pioneer of KCF while exhorting the successful candidates, lauded the achievements of the students and the school for the successful result. He urged the students to be sincere and work hard to excel in their future endeavours and to manage their time judiciously. He also enlightened the students saying that the alumnus of UCS has excelled in various fields making considerable achievements for the past years. KCF expressed gratitude to all the donors for the awards and also congratulated the successful candidates for bringing pride and glory to the school and wished them successful endeavors. The students who secured distinction marks in particular subjects were awarded with cash prizes. Awards were also given to the concern subject teachers. K Y M C
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WEATHER FORECAST May 12
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Max Min
Agartala Hazy sun; hot
37 26
Mostly sunny; very warm
32 20
Guwahati Hazy sun, a thunderstorm
34 22
Mostly sunny; very warm
33 19
Aizawl Imphal
Itanagar Mostly cloudy, a thunderstorm 26 20 Shillong A heavy t-storm in the p.m. Kohima
Sunny to partly cloudy
27 17 28 16
Dimapur Mostly sunny; very warm
35 21
Partly sunny
30 16
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Tuensang Sunshine and patchy clouds Wokha
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Zunheboto A thunderstorm in the area
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Host of dignitaries along with Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) members and media persons at Kohima on Saturday.
Correspondent KO H I M A , M AY 1 1 (NPN): Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) organised a one-day consultative meet with the media personnel in the state on May 11 at the conference hall, Hotel Japfü, Kohima. Speaking on the topic judicial proceeding salient features principal district and session judge and chairperson Kohima DLSA Khesheli Chishi said the immediate need of the society was to know and understand the judiciary. Chishi highlighted in brief the practical problem that the judiciary faced. She however, stated that despite the numerous hindrances and constraints within the system, it was trying its best to deliver justice in its true
perspective. Citing some constraints in timely dispensation of cases, Chishi pointed out the frequent political transfer of investigating officer (Police) as one of the major hurdles and the failure of the sub-machineries failing to produce required reports or documents within the stipulated time. Towards this end, she emphasized on the urgent need to set up special investigation cell and Special Juvenile Police Unit to speed up the process of investigation of cases that comes in. Advocate, Gauhati H i g h C o u r t , Ko h i m a Bench, Akito Zhimomi speaking on law of defamation and right to privacy said defamation under law are categorised into criminal and civil, further sub-categorised into two
Mother’s Day programmes held at Kohima, Dimapur
Mothers and toddlers at Oodles Preschool & Daycare.
DIMAPUR: Oodles Preschool & Daycare, Kohima organized a Mother’s Day special programme on May 10, aimed to celebrate all mothers who sacrificed everything for the family. A press release from Oodles Preschool & Daycare administrator stated that, Vizhula Nguori, Sunday school superintendent of Pochury Baptist Church Kohim, while speaking on the occasion called upon the mothers to be role models and set exemplary lessons for their children to emulate. Citing that the role of a mother was not a smooth ride, she said mother’s love surpassed all pain and hardships. Nyuori further shared that seeking Gods guidance and wisdom will surely enable mothers to face any chal-
lenges in life. During the event, mothers along with their toddlers participated in craft making, fashion show, games and lucky draws. It was also a time for the mothers to bond with their toddlers by participating together in all the activities. DPS Dimapur: Delhi Public School (DPS) Di-
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mapur celebrated Mother’s Day on May 10 at the school. A press release by the school stated that Lokho Lilly Basena, who graced the occasion as the guest mother, elucidated on the adaptability and pliancy as the irreplaceable traits of a mother, besides the qualities of love, care and devotion. Various cultural activities like dance, poem recitation, ramp walk and songs were presented by the junior section. Mothers took part in a series of games and activities on the basis of which, the “queen mother” of the event was selected.
types “slander and libel”. He explained the aspect of the Freedom of Press enshrined in Article 19 (1) A and the three essential elements to Freedom of press i.e. freedom of access to all sources of information, freedom of publication and freedom of circulation and the freedoms that are subjected to reasonable restriction in Article 19 (2) Senior advocate, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench Taka Masa spoke on the rights/privileges and liabilities of the media/ journalist. Also speaking on the occasion, Nagaland Press Association president, H. Chishi pointed how media persons are slapped with contempt of court and defamation cases and called on for strengthening the role of judiciary and journalism through a
collective effort. Former editor of The Morung Express, Akum Longchar has requested NSLSA to conduct more seminars regarding court and legal proceedings with media personnel in the days to come so that the media persons get acquainted with the legal knowledge for accurate reporting. In her keynote address, Mezivolu T. Therieh, member secretary, NSLSA said democracy cannot be successful without free press. In Nagaland, she said media has helped in converging the entire state with easy accessible information, in exposing certain ill and corrupt practices in the government sector, feeds the general mass and the public on information that the public can often be unaware of, mobilising social activism and journalist activism, helps passing information on gender equality, trying to bridge the gaps in a lot of issues. At the same time, Therieh said apart from these few positive impacts there are also certain ramifications, consequences and struggles faced by media houses, mostly so the journalist. She also stated that till date there is no law being enacted or passed for the protection of media house, journalist, reporters etc.
Career guidance seminars held at Niuland, Chumoükedima
Resource persons, dignitaries and students at the seminar in Niuland.
DIMAPUR: Niuland Area Students’ Union (NASU) in collaboration with district administration conducted career guidance seminar at conference hall of ADC, Nuiland on May 11. A press release from ADC Nuiland stated that, resource persons were Thejavizo Nakhro, EAC Chumukedima, Er. Narisen Y Jami SDO (PHED) Niuland, Captain Mayank Assam Rifles and K.F Hekavi FM, SDIC Niuland. The resource persons highlighted on the opportunities, various roles and career prospects in their respective professions and also elaborated on the procedures and recruitment to these services. Thejavizo Nakhro, EAC Chumukedima spoke on the career prospects of civil services & allied services while Er. Narisen Y Jami, SDO PHED, Niuland
highlighted the career prospects in technical services particularly in the field of Engineering. Captain Mayank, Assam Rifles gave an in-depth talk on defense services as a career option and K.F Hekavi, FM SDIC, Niuland spoke on entrepreneurship. The seminar was attended by more than 100 students from schools in and around Niuland town who also interacted with the resource persons over the course of the programme. The moderator of the seminar was Yanthungbemo Kikon, EAC Nihokhu and vote of thanks was delivered by Yepeto Aye, president, Niuland Area Students’ Union. Chumoükedima Gorkha Youth (CGY) conducted career guidance seminar for Class 8 and above students-cum-leaders orientation programme for lead-
ers at Nepali Baptist Church (NBC) Chumoükedima on May 11. A press release from CGY media cell stated that resource persons were Angel Sonari for career guidance and pastor Robert Aley for leaders orientation. Angel informed the students about the various available streams/courses after passing the HSLC examinations, while Robert Aley, said that team work was need of the hour to bring positive change in society. The programme was chaired by Tara Chettri, general secretary CGY, invocation by Manju Malla, youth director NBCC, welcome address was given by Manoj Shrestha, president CGY, short speech by Jacob Sundas, sports secy CGY and benediction was offered by Beckey Panthy, finance secy CGY.
FREE KEY-HOLE SURGERY CAMP AT CHC MEDZIPHEMA A free Gasless Laparoscopic Surgery/ Key-hole surgery camp will be held at Community Health Centre Medziphema from 20th to 22nd May 2019. According to the information received from Sr. Medical Officer, Community Health Centre Medziphema, Dr. N. Sezo, patients suffering from gall bladder stone, appendicitis, uterus/womb diseases, family planning/sterilization and ovarian diseases may avail the free services. Doctors who will be assisting the surgical camp includes HoD of Surgery, Kolkata Medical College, Prof. Dr. Sukumar Maiti; Asso. Prof. Kolkata Medical College, Dr. Manos Dutta; Consultant Surgeon MAMC Delhi, Dr. Lovenish Bains, Dr. J. Gnanaraj and Dr. Noel both from University of Leed, United Kingdom among others. For detail information one may contact, Surgeon Dr. Botoho, CHC Medziphema. 8974045543/8837313173. DP-3758
NUSU (L) hold its general election DIMAPUR: Nagaland U n i ve r s i t y S t u d e n t s ’ Union, Lumami campus (NUSU (L)) conducted its general election on May 10 at the I. Ihoshe Kinimi hall and elected the new team of office bearers for the tenure 2019-20. A press release from NUSU (L) stated that the new team of office bearers is led by Nito H Khulu as president, Süyievelü Venuh as general secretary along with 14 others. During the programme, the outgoing president, K. Buche Khiamniungan extended gratitude to all the students for their cooperation and supports during his tenure. K Y M C
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IMA Dibrugarh demands justice for doctor’s death D I B RU G A R H , M AY 11 (AGENCIES): Indian Medical Association (IMA) Dibrugarh staged a protest demanding justice for the killing of a doctor by tea workers in Dikam Tea Estate in Dibrugarh district. A video went viral showing a doctor named Pravin Chandra Thakur being brutally attacked by a mob of tea workers in Dikam Tea Estate located in Assam’s Dibrugarh district, INSIDENE report stated. The incident reportedly occurred on May 6 when a tree fell during a storm, injuring three workers. A female tea laborer called Jhalo Surjan was killed on the way to the hospital. Footage shows an angry mob descending on the hapless doctor and raining multiple blows on the doctor who was grievously injured in the incident. He was subsequently admitted in the ICU of Aditya Hospital located in Dibrugarh. It has been reported that seventeen tea workers have been arrested in relation to the incident. They IMA demanded security provisions to be made for doctors serving in tea estates and insisted that CCTV cameras be installed at the tea estate hospitals to monitor activities.
will remain in force till 7 am on Sunday. Official sources said mobile internet services in the district remain suspended to prevent spread of rumours through social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Facebook. Bulk SMS services have also been barred. Platoons of Assam rifles have been rushed in from neighbouring Mizoram and Manipur and deployed in violence-hit Hailakandi town and other sensitive areas of the district. There is an undercurrent of fear that people may resort to retaliatory attack to avenge the killing of the youth, said locals. The district has been put under supervision of senior police officers including ADGP Mukesh Agarwalla, who is camping
Ban on NLFT, ATTF to continue AGARTALA, MAY 11 (PTI): The ban on the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) and the All Tripura Tiger Force (ATTF) will continue for five years, a notification of the Ministry of Home Affairs said. The notification issued by the joint secretary to the department, Satyendra Garg, on May 9 which was made available here Saturday said, there is sufficient cause for declaring NLFT
and ATTF as unlawful associations with effect from October 3, 2018 for a period of five years. A tribunal was constituted on November 15 last year for adjudicating whether or not there is sufficient cause for declaring the NLFT and ATTF unlawful associations.
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GANGTOK, MAY 11 (PTI): China’s ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui, who was here for a day, called on Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling at his official residence to discuss trade along the Nathula corridor among other issues of economic cooperation between the two countries. The two dignitaries talked about the common areas of concern, which, if addressed, could improve border trade between Sikkim and Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR), an official release issued by state’s Information and Public Relations Department said. During the discussion
on Friday, both Chamling and Zhaohui called for an efficient mechanism to ensure smooth flow of goods along the trade route, it said. The Chinese diplomat suggested that increasing the hours of trade and the number of business days could facilitate the traders on the two sides. He also stressed on development of Nathula as a dry port to increase the volume of trade. Chamling, on his part, said a bus service between Gangtok and Lhasa could strengthen economy and boost tourism prospects on both the sides.
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Mepfhüo Thenuko Krotho, Kohima Village congratulates Menuosatuo Mepfhüo for securing Top 11 with 95.17% at the recent declared HSLC result and Thinuosenuo Mepfhüo for securing subject topper in Music. Our clan takes immense pride and convey our heartiest congratulation. We wis h t h e m s u c c e s s in t h e ir f u t u re endeavours. Zotseinuo Mepfhüo President
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The Natsumi Welfare Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Vivi G.Sheqi, D/o Mr. Ghotovi Sheqi & Mrs. Khesheli G Sheqi for bringing pride and honour to the Village and Community by your outstanding achievement in the HSSLC 2019 securing top 9th position (90.60%) and also State Topper in Sociology securing 97 marks. Further the Union also extend congratulations to all successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2019. The union wishes them all fruitful success in their future endeavour. Pukhato G Swu Pukhalu Kiho Secy. (NWUK) President, (NWUK) K-1266
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The Kohima Alibalar Telongjem convey our heartiest Congratulations to Miss Sungjemlila Longkumer, daughter of Mr. Imchatoshi Longkumer and Mrs. Tsuknungtola for securing Top 5th position in HSSLC Examination 2019 (Arts stream) under NBSE. May the Almighty God bless you and guide you in your future endeavors. Our heartiest congratulations also go to all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC result declared both under NBSE and CBSE, 2019. Sd/ TAKALEMLA TEMJENTOLA President General Secretary KAT KAT
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My Mother...... the greatest and most precious gift that I have been blessed from God. To the world you may be nothing but for me you are my world. You're my best friend, when everyone left you are right there no matter what, I'm proud to be your daughter I love you mom. There's nothing in this world like a Mother's Love. Wishing you a very Happy Mother's Day! Loving daughter- NILIE
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Dated Medz the 10th May 2019 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Soniü Kuotsu, W/o Late Rokonicha of Medziphema Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 to draw/operate his bank account No. 11667738039, (SBI, Medziphema), Gratuity, pension benefits and all others relating to pension matters of Late Rokonicha who expired on 17-04-2019. Therefore, public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of issue of this notice. DP-3736
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The Sὕngratsὕ Senso Telongjem Kohima along with Sὕngratsὕlar Telongjem Kohima take immense pride and honour to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Diawa Imchen, D/o Mr Sentiyanger Imchen, IAS and Mrs Asenla Lkr, for securing top 9th Rank with 98% in the State of Uttarakhand and school topper from Ecole Globale International Girls School, Dehradun in CBSE Class-XII (Arts) Examination 2019. The Unions pray and wishes further success in her future endeavours. Sd/Sd/(TIARENLA WALLING) (KALONG LONGCHAR) President STK President SSTK
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Dearest Angel Liyingbeni.., T h e h e ave n’s d o o r opened and sent you down for us..we are so lucky to have you in our life..Happy birthday anda!! Love Mom & Dad, Atsu, Amotsu, your Amo and Mom’s. Dear ... David, May every moment oe the day be filled with lost of joy happiness and laughter. Wishing you a very Happy Birthday. From your brother Badal Gurung.
ITANAGAR, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): Additional Deputy Commissioner, Capital Complex Talom Dupak and Sangeeta Yirang, Sub Division Officer (S) Capital Complex have been appointed to conduct Magisterial Inquiry into the incident of 3 youths losing their lives during the PRC protests in Arunachal which were held during February early this year. While ADC Talom Dupak will conduct an inquiry on the death of Late Tsering Wangdi and Late Biki Ruja, the SDO Sangeeta Yirang will inquire on the death of Late Risso Tari. Meanwhile, both the magistrates in the circular No. No DC/ICC/ JUD-28/2019 have already appealed all the relatives of the deceased, eyewitnesses, victims and public having information/video footage of the circumstances leading to their death to appear at the office of the Deputy Commissioner, capital complex, Itanagar for recording of their deposition w.e.f 13 to 17 May, 2019 during office hours. The state government on March last had announced a judicial probe headed by a retired judge into the large scale rioting, violence, and vandalism during the PRC protest that left three people dead.
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GUWAHATI, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): Tension ran high in southern Assam’s Hailakandi district on Saturday, after a youth died in police firing on Friday evening following a communal clash. At least 15 persons including three police constables were injured in the communal clash. Hailakandi’s SP Mohneesh Mishra confirmed the police firing at the crowd. “We had no option but to open fire. The mob was extremely violent. The stone pelting was unrelenting and it was a grave danger to the security of the personnel. First we fired in the air and then we were forced to fire at them,” Hindustan Times quoted SP Mishra as saying. Following the incident, curfew was clamped in the entire district on Friday and
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Security personnel at the site of the clash in Hailakandi. (IANS)
in Hailakandi town along with Barak Valleydivision commissioner Anuwaruddin Choudhury. Assam environment & forest minister Parimal Suklabaidya, who met the family members of the killed youth, Jasim Hussain on Saturday morning at Narayanpur village on the outskirts of Hailakandi town, said the situation is under control and government is taking all possible steps to restore normalcy in the area. “We have taken all possible steps to maintain peace in the area. We have interacted with the local people and trying to make them understand so that they don’t resort to violence,” minister Suklabaidya told Northeast Now on phone from Hailakandi. He said the state government has announced a compensation of Rs 5 lakhs for the family of the deceased youth and Rs 50,000 for those, who were injured in the clash. Suklabaidya said that there might have conspiracy behind the violence as it was irrupted from a minor incident. “The chief minister has ordered a probe into the violence and everything will be clear after the investigation,” he said.
NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): In an attempt to provide a boost to the UPSC aspirants from Northeast India and to help them prepare for one of the toughest examinations, the Helping Hands Society has stated that Rs.3.2 crore has been earmarked as CSR UPSC scholarship by ALS, one of the top UPSC Coaching Institutes in Delhi. Final year under graduate students from Northeast India can avail the ALS UPSC SCHOLARSHIP – 2019. Those aspirants who have appeared for their final year graduation examination and who are awaiting their results are also eligible to apply for the scholarship. They shall be evaluated on the basis of their average Mark’s/ percentage
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CASE NO. MAINTENANCE 10/18. PETITIONER Smti. Ruchunyhunle & Miss Imsubenla Ajem RESPONDENT Shri. Tongpangakum To, Shri. Tongpangakum S/o Chubasangba Ajem C/o. 12 NAP IR, 'F' Company Regiment No. 121085, Chintok, Longleng Whereas you have instituted a case for U/S 125 of the Cr. P.C 1973. You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials questions relating to the case on 03/6/19 at 10:30 AM without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the case will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of this Court, this 7th day of May 2019. Principal Judge DP-3739 K Y M C
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can match the communication skills of the PM.” “Five years ago, some people said no one can defeat Narendra Modi. But we didn’t back down. We fought in parliament, we fought on the ground. Now he’s feeling scared. No one is today saying Narendra Modi will win,” Rahul Gandhi added. When asked if he will be the prime minister after results for the ongoing elections are out, Rahul Gandhi said the decision will be taken by the public. “I will follow whatever the public wishes. I cannot answer this question (on PM) before May 23,” he said. The Congress chief said there is an ideological fight between the BJP-RSS and the progressive forces in the country. “We are fighting against the ideology that is a threat to the Constitution. PM Modi is ignoring the intelligence of the RBI and announcing demonetisation... Wherever I go, the people of
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NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): Refuting allegations of buying Lok Sabha ticket for Rs 6 crore, Aam Aadmi Party’s West Delhi candidate Balbir Singh Jakhar said, “I condemn the allegations. I have never discussed with my son anything about my candidature. I speak to him very rarely.” Balbir said that his son stayed at his maternal parents’ home from the time of his birth and he had divorced his wife in 2009. “His custody was granted to my wife after the divorce,” Balbir added. Earlier in the day, Balbir Singh Jakhar’s son Uday Jakhar had accused his father of buying Lok Sabha ticket for Rs
Firefighters attempt to douse a fire from the power car of New Delhi-Bhubaneswar Rajdhani Express, in Balasore district, Saturday. (PTI)
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6 crore. He said, “My father was not a part of Aam Aadmi Party or Anna Hazare movement. He joined politics in January and directly paid Rs 6 crore directly to Kejriwal and Gopal Rai. “Amateur politician getting a ticket was surprising. When I asked money for my education, he wasn’t ready to do so. He said he will use the money for his own political benefits. He was ready to use money for bail of Yashpal and Sajjan Kumar (involved in Sikh riot case). He was ready to fight case for them,” he added. He also said he has credible evidence to prove that his father had paid for this ticket. He added, “It is my duty to bring upon every single citizen of this nation and to the people of Delhi that what an irresponsible act has been committed by the leaders like Arvind Kejriwal, who bought himself with a clean image but has maligned himself by aligning himself with my father.” He urged Delhi citizens to vote consciously, think who your leaders are.
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the country are saying that there is a force that is trying to control the country,” Mr Gandhi said. On the recent attacks by PM Modi on his late father and former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi said, “Narendra Modi talks about Rajiv ji, about Nehru ji, about Indira ji. I know the truth. I know my grandmother’s truth. I know it’s all lies that he is spreading. What difference does it make? It is okay if you say ‘Naamdar’. It will be clear on May 23.” Amid the controversy over senior Congress leader Sam Pitroda on the 1984 riots, Rahul Gandhi said Pitroda was wrong and that there was no debate on the 1984 tragedy. “Whoever committed violence they should be booked, punished,” Rahul Gandhi said. “Five years ago, some people said no one can defeat Narendra Modi. But we didn’t back down. We fought in parliament, we fought on the ground. Now he’s feeling scared. No one is today saying Narendra Modi will win,” Mr Gandhi told NDTV after his speech at Madhya Pradesh’s Shajapur district. Though Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati and Samajwadi Party’s Akhilesh Yadav have left the Congress out of the Uttar Pradesh ‘Mahagathbandhan’ or grand alliance to take on the BJP, Rahul Gandhi said Mayawati is a national symbol and that he respects her.
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very year, people across the globe celebrate Mother’s Day on second Sunday of May to acknowledge and encourage mothers for the crucial role they play in every society. Honouring mothers is a command in the Bible - ‘Honour your father and your mother’ (Exodus 20:12) and ‘Every person must respect his mother and his father’ (Leviticus 19:3). Honouring fathers and mothers brings blessings from God. Motherhood was established by God as a part of His perfect plan for humanity. Motherhood is a divine intention from the beginning of time. Even those who are not biologically mothers, have exhibited the best examples of Godly love such as Saint Teresa (earlier Mother Teresa) and many who may not have received attention. In Proverbs 31, God inspired the wise man, Solomon, to describe the distinctive qualities of a good help mate and mother. There are two kinds of mothers- good mothers and godly mothers. A good mother is popular with her children, family and friends. A good mother who does not know God is vulnerable and is like a house built upon a sand. A good mother does her duty but a godly mother does more than tend to her family. A godly mother is an asset for her family and society. In a world where the dividing line between what is good and what is bad is relative and thinning, families need godly mothers. Mothers inculcate godliness to their children and are instrumental in leading their husbands to God. Proverbs 31 describes the worth of a godly Mother, whose virtues are priced far above rubies. The praise and success that she brought to her own family and community will be her best eulogy. Though both fathers and mothers equally share the responsibility of making a home, mothers play a prominent role in the development of spiritual values in the family. A virtuous women is strong in spirit as she waits on God for wisdom and strength and by her spirit, she can influence her children and husband. On the other hand, an ungodly mother also loves her children and husband but places greatest value on material happiness, allows her children to do what they like, does not hold herself accountable, is clever with words and economic with truth and prone to compromises, loves to hangout with others instead of being at home with the family, thinks and acts like a single woman, loves to spend, is under the influence of the environment, prone to loose talks, has a careless attitude, is vainly pompous, craves for fun etc. The Bible tells of ungodly women or mothers who are licentious (lack moral and restraint), deceivable (like Eve who lacked spiritual fortitude), materialistic (like Lot’s wife), contentious (openly disrespects the husband like Michal wife of David), corrupt (like Jezebel), discouraging (like Job’s wife), manipulative (like Herodias) and deceitful (like Sapphira). These few women among many in the Bible have only brought ruin upon themselves and their families. Ungodliness in contemporary society has created rebelliousness and destroyed family values. On Mother’s Day, society needs to remind itself not only to honour mothers but also to remind and encourage them of their everyday roles for a hopeful future.
DailyDevotion “Love One Another” …add to your…brotherly kindness love. —2 Peter 1:5, 7 Love is an indefinite thing to most of us; we don’t know what we mean when we talk about love. Love is the loftiest preference of one person for another, and spiritually Jesus demands that this sovereign preference be for Himself (see Luke 14:26). Initially, when “the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit” (Romans 5:5), it is easy to put Jesus first. But then we must practice the things mentioned in 2 Peter 1 to see them worked out in our lives. The first thing God does is forcibly remove any insincerity, pride, and vanity from my life. And the Holy Spirit reveals to me that God loved me not because I was lovable, but because it was His nature to do so. Now He commands me to show the same love to others by saying, “…love one another as I have loved you” (John 15:12). He is saying, “I will bring a number of people around you whom you cannot respect, but you must exhibit My love to them, just as I have exhibited it to you.” This kind of love is not a patronizing love for the unlovable— it is His love, and it will not be evidenced in us overnight. Some of us may have tried to force it, but we were soon tired and frustrated. “The Lord…is longsuffering toward us, not willing that any should perish…” (2 Peter 3:9). I should look within and remember how wonderfully He has dealt with me. The knowledge that God has loved me beyond all limits will compel me to go into the world to love others in the same way. I may get irritated because I have to live with an unusually difficult person. But just think how disagreeable I have been with God! Am I prepared to be identified so closely with the Lord Jesus that His life and His sweetness will be continually poured out through Me? Neither natural love nor God’s divine love will remain and grow in me unless it is nurtured. Love is spontaneous, but it has to be maintained through discipline.
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The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong. ~ Mahatma Gandhi
Mother’s love how it changed and shaped my life
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’ve heard it said that a person’s first memories can sometimes date back as far as before their first birthday. In my case, I think I was around two and my earliest recollections seem to involve bed time instances with my mother. I can recall her love and tenderness so very clearly…and still fondly remembered moments when I’d stick my fingers out from the spindles of my crib, reach and call out for her hand. She always responded patiently by holding my small hand in hers until I fell asleep. She made sure I knew she love me to hear my talk as an infant, was all quite fascinating for my little mind. And while I obviously didn’t understand everything she was saying at first, she repeated these and similar thoughts about her love for me over many months until I eventually began to comprehend how much I meant to her. I knew nothing about comparing worth or measuring values, but in time I came to realize she was saying that her love for me outnumbered the infinite number of all those beautiful twinkly things in the sky. It’s an awesome thing to feel loved and especially to treasure this as one of my earliest memories in life. Never once during my childhood nor during my early years as an adult did I ever question whether I was loved or wanted by either my mom or dad. I always knew that regardless of how unlovable I had sometimes been, their love for me was unconditional and forever. Being made feel loved and valued, may be the most substantial thing that any parent can convey to their child. And I know for me, this was the most important foundation of my understanding of God’s love, and helped shape an early attitude of compassion and empathy toward other people around me. My Mother love was fair and impartial in my thinking, God’s love was equal and impartial toward all mankind. Just like she and dad loved 4 of us equally, God loved all his children equally too…regardless of appearance, shape, color, social class or abilities. She taught us that no one should be looked down upon for such reasons, but that all people should be shown as much respect, love and kindness, as nobody else. Her love was unconditional and forgiving, finally my mother’s unconditional and
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forgiving love is what I will always remember and cherish most about her. Mom could certainly get angry on occasion, and could be pretty stern. As a child, I can remember more than one occasion that she spanked me with a switch she grabbed up in the yard from a fallen branch. And I can even remember instances that she demanded me to go fetch the switch that she would use on me which of course, would generally be the smallest and least painful I could find. But her anger didn’t last long, and she would soon wrap me in her arms and tell me how much she loved me again. I eventually figured out that her spanking hurt her more that it did me, and she only disciplined me because she loved me. Love doesn’t let your kids get by with everything, but love holds them responsibility…by correcting me even with painful discipline when necessary. Regrettably in my later years as a young adult, I deeply hurt both my mom and dad with an outburst of rage and disrespect when they challenged the lifestyle I has adopted. I parted ways from them with bitterness and hatred, expressing the kind of words and actions that usually end relationship. However, it wasn’t long that tragedy and difficult caught up with me… but instead of letting me languish in my affliction, mom reached out to me in love and forgiveness, which melted my heart with remorse for how I had treated them. Her continued love and persistent prayers, is what turned my life around, which God used to bring me into a relationship with my Savior, Jesus Christ. My mother made it clear to me, that her love for me was unconditional…that is, regardless of what poor decisions I made in life, or even whether I chose not to love her back, she would always love me and forgive me, no matter what. There could be no greater example of God’s kind of love, who loved us in the same way...Sending Jesus to suffer and die, offering forgiveness for our sin…even while mankind was still rebellious and evil. My Mother’s Love is immeasurable. Happy Mother’s Day to my Momma and to all Mother’s. B. Kontok Phom, Burma Camp Dimapur
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Beloved mother
n the world, the one who loves us most is our own beloved Mother. We experience the real love from her; she is the one who teaches us how to transmit this love to others. Love has its creation, from her. In the world how many songs have been sung, how many films have been produced, how many poems have been composed and how many paintings have been exhibited in honour of that word ‘MOTHER’. When we hear the word ‘mother’ what a thrill and mind-blowing we feel within ourselves, what a joy, why does this word ‘mother’ create so much of joy and happinessin us? It’s simply because mother is the one who allowed us to see this beautiful world. When we were born our mother might not have been a rich or intelligent woman but forus, she was a queen and wise mother, because it isshe who provided us everything. When we think about her it is her smile that we see and feel the love, she had planted deep within us. The love she had yesterday still has it today and will have it for tomorrow. When we were sick or in trouble it is none other than our own mother who took all the places in our life. Mother can take the place of all but none can take hers. When we in sickness, she is our doctor, in education she is our teacher, in trouble she is our counselor and comforter and in thirst for love she loves us dearly. We never know and feel how much our mother has loved us, fought for us and suffered for us. It is very sad to see when our mothers are unloved, disgraced, humiliated and disrespected by the people and more importantly by their own children. How hard for them to bear this dilemma when it comes in their lives. Surely, this will break their hearts into pieces. Now, it is our turn and in fact we must consider as a duty to repair their broken hearts by showing them our love, concerns and being obedient to their word. Today is the special day for all of us to show our love and gratitude to them. The love of a Mother is beyond comparison, and it is as powerful as healing of a child’s soul. Aqutha Christte says, “A mother’s love for her child is like nothing else in the world, it knows no law, no pity, it does all things and crushes remorselessly all that stands in its path”. Yes, our mother loves us, she loves us and continues to love us in the future, because her love is unending. Let us then prove this to our mothers that we too love them and make this day a special one for them because they are our most beloved mother in the world. We love you mom. Dhiraj Bhengra
Mother’s unconditional love (Tribute to all the mothers)
he cares for her children before they are born, nurture them throughout their life and most importantly puts her children before anything else ,including her own comfort and happiness. She does works without expecting any reward,do unpaid work, which starts the moment she wakes up and doesn’t end when she goes to bed .In fact ,Her work is like an endless cycle; she shops for food, prepare it, cook it, feed it to her children ,clean it off the house, wash the dishes, well equipped her children for day
activities, and repeats it every day, hardly complaining. She is a doctor, a teacher, a maid, a chef, a protector, a guide and a comforter. She has an infinite patience, has the ability to face each day cheerfully and bring joy into her children lives even if it isn’t always easy. Mother’s love for her children is unconditional and is the only one on planet who can give pure love. Every year a day is set aside to celebrate mother’s day. And it is a good opportunity to show and express to our mother how much we love her, how much we care for her,
‘Kiss of Grace’
(Dedicated to all mothers) Beautiful and wonderful, so unique creation of Almighty. Just a smile from you, and the world blossoms ‘gracefully bright’. Love, affection and a brave heart, a selfless fairy spreading kindness all around. Iam blessed to embrace this “Kiss of Grace”. Your equal shares of compassion you give to your man, your son, your daughter ….and all that comes your way to hold. How courageous and strong! fighting to love even at your worst times. I can’t deny I am fortunate to receive this “Kiss of Grace” Oh loving father above, these angels deserve your manifold blessings! Let our errs with them be forgiven. I want to see more cheerful world through their ‘long lives’. For these roses will happily keep me going everyday. And I will proudly shout, I own a “Kiss of Grace”. Yanglen Jami, Wokha
how much she is meant to us and most importantly ‘thank her’ for all the things she have done for us . A famous saying “God could not be everywhere and so he created mother”. This clearly indicates that ,she is the greatest gift from God and so, we should always be grateful to God for his blessing and be proud for having a wonderful mother by always showing our unconditional love towards her and by always living according to God’s will. May God bless you all. Huka V Awomi Satoi Town, Zunheboto
Happy Mother’s Day The Greatest gift In her eyes a million of Pain and tears hidden But would always repeat a word “I am fine” For months she bears me to hear a word called “Mother” Forever thankful to all the Mothers who are a shield of a family. Mother’s love is the Best Stella T. R, Class-12 Arts, Bethesda Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur
‘My Mother’ My mother is a Woman with Responsibility, equality and affection. She shed tears day and night praying for me She fulfilled all my needs and wants. Nothing can compare her love for me. Her love never fades away, Huge burden and sadness behind her beautiful smile. To every problem she finds a way. To my dad, she’s the best wife. I am proud to be her daughter. She’s the greatest and the best gift of my life. She’s my motivator, She my World. Satemmenla, Class 12, St. John Hr. Sec. Residential School, Dimapur
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Mother’s Day Greetings Dear Mother, Happy Mothers Day to the greatest mom! We don’t say it enough, but we really appreciate all that you do for us every day. You are truly the glue that holds our family together! Lots of love from Deep & Keya Dear Maa, To the most amazing mom in the entire universe... you! Happy Mother’s Day. Thanks for being so awesome! With lots of Love, from Mishtu & Aksh Dearest Mom (Zuthunglo Humtsoe) 1 Peter 3:4: “You should be known for the beauty that comes from within, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is so precious to God.” On this auspicious day, we would like to wish you a “Happy mother’s day” God bless you. From your loving children and husband
Mother’s Day Message Mothers are a pleasant reminder that God loves us, and so it is our responsibility that we not only thank God but also remember his blessing. Mothers, most of the times thanklessly nurture their families; their importance and influence provide firm foundation for their children. It is hoped that on this special day we give them due acknowledgement. May this day remind every one of the absolutely essential place of ‘my mother’ in each one’s life. Class-XII (Arts), Bethesda Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur To all the beautiful and hardworking mothers, This day is specially dedicated to you. As this is the day we celebrate all of your love that you have showered to us through your hard works and dedications. May God bless all the beautiful mothers in this world and bless you with a long life. Limatangit, Class-10 B, Bethesda Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur
Dear Mummy (Ina Assumi) You are a blessing to many people, but we are especially grateful for your amazing work you have done being our Mom. Thank you Mummy, we love you and may God continue to bless you. Love Vanessa (Sasa) and Happy mother’s day Akupu (Kuku). To all the lovely mothers on this universe, I love you for being a mother of compassion, care, Dear Mom... “No Language can express the prayer and unconditional love. Power and Beauty and Heroism And I do believe that today everyone of us would also say she is of a Mother” Thank you Mom (My Angel) for my best mother ever that I have. being there for me always. No Let’s us imagine how the world treasure on earth can ever replace would be without Mothers valyour Love. Pray that our Eternal ley it’s the gift of our life by God God give you good health and a for that let’s pray for their good health and life. It’s amazingly happy Long Life. “Happy Mother’s Day” .... a wonderful world that every mother pours the natural love for Love you so much Mom.... ....With Love and Regard, her family and today is the very your Loving Son Atso..!! special day. MOTHER’S DAY. So Let the world know best and how sweet are we to have MothDearest ayo... ers. Thank you ayo for always being As we awake to celebrate Mothwith us and loving us..we may er’s day 12th May. it is also my not have told you often but we message of love and prayers for want you to know we are very every mothers on this earth. I lucky to have you as our mom... love you mom and a very Happy Happy mothers day to the one in mother’s day to all. a million mom in the world..!! Lesemewyim Kipz From your daughters, son & grandchildren.. Dear Mommy, D e a r e s t M o m ( To k h u l i Yeptho) “Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried job’s, since the payment is pure love.” Mom we want you to know that you have excelled in your job. Happy mother’s Day With love, Your loving Children
Thank you for tucking me up, and showing me how. Thank you for teaching me to do things on my own, and believing in me when I try. Thank you for hugging me and loving me and doing special things to make me happy. Mommy I love you so much. God bless you Mom. From your loving son Lenser Ochichar
Dearest Mom, Right from the start you were the one who nurtured us, prayed over us, worried about us, guide us and supported us in every pursuit. Thank you for being there everyday with just the love we needed. We are so proud and lucky to be your kids. Happy Mother’s Day From your Loving Children
Dearest mothers, Happy Mother’s Day and enjoy the day that has been specially kept aside for you all. May God bless all the biological mothers, foster mothers, single mothers and those who take care of their nieces and nephews. Let this day be a reminder that you all are special and unique and that your contributions to society is truly appreciated. Have a Greetings to all the mothers ! wonderful Sunday service and Proverbs 31 : 30: Charm is deceit- stay blessed always. ful and beauty is passing, but a Benthunglo K Lotha, Jail woman who fears the Lord, she Colony, Kohima shall be praised. A very special Mother’s Day. Hi jaan, Mother’s are the very special gift of God. They had sacrificed their Happy mother’s Day !! life for us. They are more preWith lots of love Husband, cious than a diamond for us. Evdaughter & son ery mother does not want any gift from their children on mother’s day but the only thing they want “Happy Mother’s Day Ipuza” is love from their children. Once God has blessed us with a wonagain a very Special Mother’s derful Mother and best of all, she was raised by a wonderful Day. May You all Live Long ! Amrita Thapa, Junaki, Sam- Mother as well, and that is you sam Yilie Class-10A, Bethesda dear GrandMother. Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur From ur loving grandchildrens
She’s my heaven
Even when it is heavy to wear a rose on her hair, Mother carries her baby in the womb so happily! Her love is lighter than the skies But heavier than the earth! All the riches of this world worth little than her child. She’s my heaven, she’s my happiness! Long live mothers, theirs is the world!! Varkey Na
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019
Modi attacks Cong on Pitroda’s ’84 riot remark
Narendra Modi addressing the election rally on Saturday.
SONBHADRA, MAY 11 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi o n S a t u r d ay m a d e a blistering attack on the Congress-led Opposition, which, he alleged, have run the nation with the mantra of ‘hua to hua’ (so what, it happened)- in an apparent reference to Congress leader Sam Pitroda’s controversial remark on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots for which he later apologised. ‘’Congress and its ‘mahamilavati’ friends have run the nation on the basis of three words. The three words, which is their mantra, is ‘hua to hua’,’’ the PM said. Modi came down heavily on Sam Pitroda, the head of Congress party’s overseas wing, over his controversial “hua toh hua” (so what, it happened) remark on the
1984 anti-Sikh riots, which backfired with several Sikh groups severely criticising him and demanding an apology from the Congress party. “It shows the character and mentality of the party,” the PM said, adding that the remark reflects the “arrogance” of the Congress. Modi also urged a vast gathering of BJP supporters not to back the Congress party and the ‘mahamilavati’ alliance in the ongoing 2019 Lok Sabha polls. The PM also trained his guns at the previous Congress-led regimes for weakening the country’s defence mechanism. “Our intelligence agencies were weakened by an earlier ‘mahamilawati’ government, (Atal Bihari) Vajpayee govt set that right,” PM Modi said.
Modi made these remarks while addressing a public meeting in Sonebhadra in eastern Uttar Pradesh. The PM also took the opportunity to greet the scientists who were behind the success of the nuclear tests conducted in Rajasthan’s Pokhran on this day in 1998. PM Modi also made a reference to the recent gang-rape of a Dalit woman in Alwar and accused the Congress government in Rajasthan of attempting to suppress the case. ‘’Two weeks ago, a woman from the Dalit community was gangraped in Alwar, instead of apprehending the culprits, the Rajasthan government and the police started to suppress the case,’’ the PM said. The PM while urging the voter to cast their vote in favour of a strong and decisive government, cited the example of the recent IAF airstrikes in Pakistan’s Balakot which targeted terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad’s training camp and also listed out the achievements of the BJPled NDA government during the past five years for the welfare of the poor. During his speech, the PM also criticised the Opposition for doing politics over his caste.
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Rajnath Singh mocks Rahul’s promise to eradicate poverty NEW DELHI, MAY 11 ( AG E N C I E S ) : U n i o n Home Minister Rajnath Singh Saturday mocked Congress president Rahul Gandhi’s promise to eradicate poverty through NYAY scheme, saying the grand old party right from days of Jawaharlal Nehru to Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi has been “befooling” countrymen in the name of ending poverty. On the other hand, the Narendra Modi government has demonstrated its resolve to pull out all those living below the poverty line, Singh said and claimed that there will not be a single family below the poverty line in next few years. While replying to those who sought to know the number of terrorists killed in Balakot airstrike in Pakistan to avenge killing of 40 CRPF jawans, Singh referred to a foreign journalists write up which claimed that 170 terrorists were killed in the IAF operation on terror camps. Congress was in power for 55 years at the centre but it befooled the people of the country in the name of eradicating poverty right from first PM Jawaharlal Nehru to Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. Rajiv Gandhi even admitted that out of 100 paise only 15 paise reaches to poor people”, he said on Gandhi’s highly touted NYAY proposal. The senior BJP leader was addressing an election rally in favour of JD(U)
nominee on Karakat Lok Sabha seat Mahabali Singh and BJP candidate Satya Narayan Singh for Dehri assembly by-poll, both of which will see voting in the last phase on May 19. Rajnath also criticized Gandhi for promising abolition of sedition law in his party’s manifesto. Congress president Rahul Gandhi and his party talks about abolishing the sedition law, but we will make the law even more stringent so that nobody dares to indulge in acts that may be detrimental to the national integrity, he said. The government has been able to check corruption because of which beneficiaries are directly getting the money into their bank accounts under various schemes, Singh said. He said 2019 election is the second occasion since first general poll in 1951 when price rise is not an issue. The first one was in 2004 when the nation went to polls under the leadership of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, he added. This (price rise not being the issue in the election) is possible because of better and sound financial management and crackdown on corruption, Singh said. Talking about containing naxalism, he asserted that naxalites were earlier spread in 126 districts but now they have been confined to a very little area and will be completely wiped out from the country.
IAF gets first Apache attack helicopter
Air Marshal AS Butola, representing the Indian Air Force accepts the first AH-64E (I) Apache Guardian helicopter during a ceremony held at Boeing production facility in Mesa, Arizone in USA, Friday. (PTI)
NEW DELHI, MAY 11 (IANS): The first Apache Guardian helicopter was formally handed over to the Indian Air Force (IAF) at a Boeing production facility in the US state of Arizona, in the presence of Air Marshal AS Butola, an IAF statement said on Saturday. The addition of the attack helicopter is a significant step towards modernisation of the IAF’s helicopter fleet. This helicopter has the capability to carry out
precision attacks at standoff ranges and operate in hostile airspace with threats from the ground, the statement said. The AH-64E (I) also has the ability to transmit and receive the battlefield picture, to and from the weapon systems through data networking making it a lethal acquisition. These helicopters will provide significant edge in any future joint operations in support of land forces, according to the statement.
Notably, the IAF had signed a contract with the US government and M/s Boeing Ltd in September 2015 for 22 Apache choppers. The first batch of these helicopters is scheduled to be shipped to India by July. The selected air and ground crew have undergone training at the facilities at US Army base Fort Rucker, Alabama, and they will lead the operationalisation of the Apache fleet in the IAF.
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from 1.3023 US dollars in the previous session. The Australian dollar rose to 0.6997 dollar from 0.6994 dollar. The US dollar bought 109.90 Japanese Yen, higher than 109.69 Japanese Yen of the previous session. The US dollar fell to 1.0125 Swiss francs from 1.0147 Swiss francs, and it decreased to 1.3421 Canadian dollars from 1.3463 Canadian dollars.
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dropped to an all-time low. According to the handset maker’s year-end 2018 numbers, it took in just NT$23.74 billion (or $770 million) during 2018, the lowest in all its years as a public company. A year ago, rumour mills were abuzz that search engine giant Google would acquire HTC but the former ended up just buying HTC’s Pixel team in a $1.1 billion deal. According to the deal, over 2,000 HTC engineers are moving over to Google. HTC’s contract manufacturing operations and VR division were reportedly not affected, but a substantial majority of the smartphone R&D team went on to join Google.
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reported. The Consumer Price Index (CPI), a measurement of inflation, in the US increased 0.3 per cent in April on a seasonally adjusted basis, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Friday. Economists polled by MarketWatch had forecast a 0.4-per cent advance. April’s 0.3-per cent CPI increase came after a 0.4-per cent rise in March. O ve r t h e p a s t 1 2
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ture development by providing speedy resolutions. Our country’s economic progress hinges on this,” Bhutoria said. Calcutta High Court Justice Soumen Sen said the concept of making mediation mandatory before proceeding to litigations has become an important alternative tool, for settling disputes for infrastructure projects. Tax expert Narayan Jain talked about issues relating to ambiguity of taxation in the real estate sector. “The concept of single tax is not applicable in the sector. Buyers have to shell out the stamp duty, and no credit on input tax is available,” he added.
New York, May 11 (IANS): The US dollar slightly weakened against its major rivals in late trading on Friday as market participants digested the newly-released consumer prices data. T h e d o l l a r i n d ex , which measures the greenback against six major peers, decreased 0.04 per cent at 97.3334 in late trading, the Xinhua news agency
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Ko l k ata , M ay 1 1 (PTI): The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) is a game changer, but delay in decision-making is a cause for concern, Srei Infrastructure CEO Rakesh Bhutoria said on Saturday. Bhutoria, who is also CII sub-committee chairman, was speaking at a conference on ‘Legal Dimension of Infrastructure Development’ here. “The process, which was supposed to ensure quick resolution is getting entangled in the legal system, leading to delay in decision making. This is threatening the viability of many infrastructure projects in our country,” he said. “The Indian judiciary should facilitate infrastruc-
Android Central. Jingdong and Tmall are two of China’s largest e-commerce sites, so this would essentially be like a company deciding to stop selling its phones on Amazon and B&H in the US, the report added late on Friday. For now the smartphone player is still selling devices through its own official store as well as the VIVE flagship physical store in Shenzhen. However, the former doesn’t have devices such as the U11 or U11+ in stock anymore, so it may not be long until that gets shutdown too. The Taiwanese smartphone maker had a rough 2018 when its revenue
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lines like Deltin and top airlines. The remaining batch of students are also likely to be hired soon informed the Director of the centerTemjenkala Aier. Yanthan further encouraged trainees to be the ambassadors for the State and for those who have contributed to their success so far. He also advised them to choose their paths wisely as they travel the world doing their respective jobs so that their success stories may become eye-openers and stepping stones for those who have not woken up to these splendid opportunities and initiatives yet .
Taipei, May 11 (IANS): Taiwanese handset maker HTC’s recent decision to pull its phones from two of China’s largest e-commerce sites strongly suggests that it is perhaps looking to exit the Chinese smartphone market. “Due to the consideration of HTC China’s long-term business strategy, we will temporarily close the HTC mobile phone Jingdong flagship store and Tmall flagship store. HTC smartphones and accessories can still be purchased through HTC Official Mall and HTC VIVE Flagship Store. We will continue to provide quality presales and after-sales service as always,” HTC announced on Weibo, according to the
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through such opportunities they can exhibit their inborn qualities and work on their skills which best suits them to succeed in Life, while on the contrary there are hardly any scope for applying one’s own creative mind or ideas and rather perform a routine monotonous cycle.” The students thanked the advisor for his proactive approach and special concern while also taking the initiative to check on their progress. A good number of trainees have been selected in interviews by world class hotel chains like Ritz Carlton Pune, JW Marriot, reputed cruise
said a steep monetary adjustment and fiscal realignments were the key sticking points holding back a final outcome and the IMF had not changed its stance since October last year. The IMF delegation had arrived in Islamabad on May 1. The bailout package is likely to range between $7-$8 billion. Sources said the IMF mission wants Pakistan to commit to an upfront adjustment plan along with ‘deep-rooted’ and wideranging structural reforms to secure the bailout. This adjustment, according to the IMF, should be supported by major increases in electricity and gas rates and quick recovery plan for bleeding public-sector entities and explanations to some ‘untouchable expenditures’.
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DIMAPUR, May 11: Advisor of horticulture, Mhathung Yanthan, on Saturday, visited and interacted with the Skill development students of Emporium Skill Training Institute (esti) whose registrations he had sponsored 3 months ago . According to a press release by the public relations in-charge to advisor, Chumbemo M Patton, the advisor was of the view that “it’s time citizens realize the sea of opportunities to be taken up in the private sectors instead of only waiting for Government jobs and getting frustrated. He also encouraged the young students that
Islamabad, May 11 (IANS): The Pakistan government has said that talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a bailout package will continue over the weekend as the two parties are yet to reach an agreement, the media reported on Saturday. Late Friday night, the Finance Ministry said only that “we have made good progress in our discussions with the visiting IMF mission. Consultations will continue over the weekend”, Dawn news reported. The talks were originally planned to conclude on Friday and the IMF mission had confirmed return flights to Washington D.C. late in the night. Those travel plans have presumably been modified. An informed source
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Japan tests world’s fastest bullet train
TOKYO, MAY 11 (IANS): Japan has started testing its fastest-ever bullet train — capable of reaching 400 kilometers per hour (249 mph) — as it continues to develop the revolutionary mode of travel, The ALFA-X version of the Shinkansen train began three years’ worth of test runs on Friday, the CNN reported. Once it enters operation sometime around 2030, it will run at speeds of up to 360 kph (224 mph), comfortably making it the world’s fastest bullet train. It will also outpace China’s Fuxing train, which runs at 10 kph slower despite being designed with
the same top speed capabilities as the ALFA-X. The model’s futuristic design features 10 cars and a long pointed nose. It’ll be tested on the line between the cities of Sendai and Aomori, which are about 280 kilometers apart as the crow flies. Tests will take place after midnight, when the line is quiet, and will occur twice a week. The ALFA-X marks a new stage of growth for the Shinkansen, pushing the world-renowned high speed rail service even faster towards the future. Its testing debut comes as Japan’s new high-speed Shinkansen N700S contin-
Yemen’s Houthi rebels withdraw from Saleef and Ras Isa ports Sana’a, May 11 (IANS): Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Saturday began a unilateral withdrawal from two strategic ports on the Red Sea coast in the country under a UN-sponsored agreement with the government. Al Masirah television, which is controlled by the Houthis, has announced that the withdrawal began in Saleef and Ras Isa ports, under the supervision of two UN teams, Efe news reported. The Houthi leadership also said that the rebel militia have handed over control of the two seaports to the Coast Guard. He said that “Houthi fighters without uniforms left on several pick-up trucks after Coast Guard personnel were deployed in the two ports”. Saleef port is used to obtain food grains while Ras Isa is used for the im-
port of fuel, and both are located in the province of Al-Hudaydah where a ceasefire has been in force since December 2018. The ceasefire agreement was brokered by the UN between the Houthis and Yemen President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi. The retreat is being supervised by a joint UN team led by Lt. General Michael Lollesgaard. Lollesgaard said in a statement that the withdrawal is considered a first real step that must be accompanied with commitment, transparency and continued actions from both sides. He also stressed that the implementation of the agreement is essential to ensure access to humanitarian aid for millions of Yemenis as the ports are the main conduit for delivering basic goods and international aid to the Arab country.
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Born: 18-05-1975 – Death: 5-05-2019 We the bereaved family members of Late Lidemo Kithan ABSI (Yikhum) would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to all those who stood by us physically, financially, prayerfully, and materially during the untimely demise of our beloved one on 5th May 2019. We would also like to extend our profound gratitude to: 1. Honorable Deputy Chief Minister of Nagaland, Shri. Y. Patton. 2. The DGP of Nagaland, Commissioner of Police Dimapur, S.P. Wokha and all the ranks. 3. R.H.Q C.P 4. Yikhum Union of Dimapur and Wohka. 5. Yikhum Villagers. 6. Lotha Baptist Church, Chumukidema. 7. Police Baptist Church, Chumukidema. 8. Mr. & Mrs. Kovisato Chasie. 9. Shena Old Dimapur Yepthomi Longha. Loving wife, sons and relatives DP-3731
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ues tests that began just over a year ago. That model will enter operation in 2020, but its maximum speeds of 300 kph — the same as other N700 series trains — will be easily surpassed by the ALFA-X. The f lurr y of new models coincides with Japan’s preparations to host the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. No matter what speeds the train achieves during its test runs, it won’t match the record-breaking pace of Japan Railway’s magnetic levitation, or maglev, train which hit 603 kph (374 mph) on an experimental track in 2015.
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Italian Embassy shelters Venezuelan MP facing arrest
Rome, May 11 (IANS/ AKI): Americo De Grazia, an member of Venezuela’s National Assembly who is facing arrest and prosecution, was given refuge at Italy’s Embassy in Caracas, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday. “Regardless of parliamentary immunity, a judicial proceeding has been initiated against De Grazia which could lead to his arrest,” the Foreign Ministry statement said. “The Embassy operates in full compliance with diplomatic conventions,” it added. De Grazia, who is of Italian origin, is among 10 lawmakers stripped of immunity this week after Venezuela’s Supreme Court said they should be investigated for conspiracy, rebellion and treason. Italy’s Foreign Ministry confirmed on Wednesday that Mariela Magellanes, another of the 10 lawmakers, who is married to an Italian and has applied for citizenship, had come to their embassy in Caracas and would “be extended all possible protection and hospitality”.
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The National Constituent Assembly - a body convened by Venezuela’s leftist President Nicolas Maduro and made up exclusively of his supporters - lifted the parliamentary immunity of the National Assembly lawmakers on the orders of the Supreme Court. The move followed a failed attempt last week by the head of the oppositionheld National Assembly, Juan Guaido to spark a military rebellion against Maduro, which led to the arrest on Wednesday of Guaido’s deputy Edgar Zambrano. Guaido invoked the constitution to declare himself interim President in January, arguing that Maduro’s contested re-election last year was illegitimate. Over 50 countries including the US have recognised Guaido.
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North Korea’s missile tests not breach of trust: Donald Trump
Washington, May 11 (IANS): US President Donald Trump has said that North Korea’s recent missile tests were not a “breach of trust”. “They’re short-range and I don’t consider that a breach of trust at all. And, you know, at some point I may. But at this point no,” Trump said in an interview with the Politico on Friday. “These were shortrange missiles and very standard stuff. Very standard,” he said. N Korea’s second missile launch in five days on Thursday - part of what it said were military drills designed to bolster the nuclear-armed country’s “various long-range strike means” - was widely seen as a move to put more pressure on Trump amid stalled nuclear talks with the US, The Japan Times reported on Saturday. Trump added that he might eventually lose faith in his friendly relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The Thursday launches, which the US and South
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Korean militaries acknowledged were short-range missiles that flew 420 and 270 km, would violate UN sanctions resolutions banning the use of ballistic missile technology by the North. Those weapons were believed to be versions of Russia’s Iskander ballistic missile. Thursday’s launches followed a similar drill led by Kim on May 4, when the North fired several rounds of unidentified short-range “projectiles” into the Sea of Japan that the US later referred to as “rockets and missiles”. Prior to the two recent launches, the North’s last known missile test came
more than 500 days ago, when it test-fired a Hwasong-15 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), which experts believe is capable of striking much, if not all, of the continental US. Pyongyang in April 2018 had declared a “suspension” of nuclear and long-range missile launches. A short-range test would not violate its unilateral suspension. The second summit between Trump and Kim, held in Vietnam in February, collapsed without a deal due to large differences over the scope of North Korea’s denuclearisation and potential sanctions relief by the US.
US deploying missiles in Middle East amid Iran tensions
Washington, May 11 (IANS): The US is deploying additional Patriot missiles in the Middle East amid escalating tensions with Iran, the media reported on Saturday. “The Acting Secretary of Defence has approved the movement of USS Arlington and a Patriot battery to the US Central Command as part of the Command’s original request for forces earlier this week,” CNN quoted a Pentagon statement as saying on Friday.
USS Arlington, a warship with amphibious vehicles and aircraft on board, would join the USS Abraham Lincoln strike group in the Gulf, the BBC reported on Saturday. The Patriot system can counter ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and advanced aircraft. US B-52 bombers have already arrived at a base in Qatar, said Pentagon. Around 5,200 US troops are deployed in neighbouring Iraq. The US said these
moves were a response to a possible threat to its forces in the region by Iran. On Friday, a defence official reiterated that the Iranian threat “is still real and credible and we’re taking it seriously”. Though the official and the Pentagon did not disclose where the additional US missiles would be sent, they called it a “prudent measure to protect our forces”. Pentagon in a latest statement said, Washington was “ready to defend US forces and
interests in the region”, but did not seek conflict with Iran. Officials told US media the USS Arlington had been scheduled to visit the region, but its deployment was brought forward to provide enhanced command and control capabilities. The carrier Abraham Lincoln, deployed to the Middle East as a warning to Iran, passed through Egypt’s Suez Canal on Thursday and was cur-
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rently sailing in the Red Sea, the US Central Command said. According to a CNN report citing intelligence, Iran is likely moving shortrange ballistic missiles and cruise missiles aboard boats in the Persian Gulf. The US military believes cruise missiles could be launched from small Iranian boats, known as dhows. Those boats are the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) naval assets, not regular Iranian
navy boats, officials have said. Dismissing the US claim as nonsense, Tehran described the deployments as “psychological warfare” aimed at intimidating the country. Iran has also suggested it may resume uranium enrichment nuclear activities. The BBC quoted a senior Iranian cleric Yousef Tabatabai-Nejad as saying the US military fleet could be “destroyed with one missile”.
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"As a husband, father and grandfather, you conquered our world and your remembrance remains a beautiful memory" We, the family members of Late Thrinicho Sangtam (Tsarü Village) wish to offer our heartfelt gratitude to all our relatives, friends, neighbours and well wishers for extending emotional, financial and practical support and also for your prayers and visits during his prolonged illness and sad demise. We acknowledge your presence at the funeral and burial services and all those who telephoned, travelled long distance, sent floral tributes and messages of condolence. We convey our special thanks to :1. SANGTAM BAPTIST LITHRO, DIMAPUR 2. SANGTAM UNION, DIMAPUR 3. TSARÜ SURO UNION, DIMAPUR 4. TSARÜ FELLOWSHIP, DIMAPUR 5. SIGNAL ANGAMI VILLAGE COUNCIL, DIMAPUR 6. SIGNAL ANGAMI VILLAGE HEALTH & SANITATION COMMITTEE 7. SANGTAMLARÜ THSINGMÜJANG, 03-03-1952 to 04-05-2019 DIMAPUR UNIT 8. TSITHRONGSE BAPTIST LITHRO 9. SANGTAMTILLA VILLAGE COUNCIL 10. MANGAKHI UNION, DIMAPUR 11. KHIAMNIUNGAN BAPTIST CHURCH, DIMAPUR 12. DOCTORS, NURSES & STAFF CIHSR, DIMAPUR 13. DR. SHARMA, MEDICARE, DIMAPUR 14. SHRI MÜTHINGNYÜBA SANGTAM, HON'BLE MLA 15. SHRI TOYANG CHANG, HON'BLE MLA 16. SHRI P. LONGON KHIAMNIUNGAN, EX. MINISTER 17. MRS & MR. MECCADEN SANGTAM (WAIBA) 18. MRS & MR. L.T. SANGTAM, ADVOCATE, KOHIMA 19. MRS & MR. L.T. KONYAK, RETD. D.C. 20. ALL INDIVIDUALS WHO STOOD WITH US. Though we are unable to thank everyone personally, we request you to accept this acknowledgement as a kind gesture of our appreciation. May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving Family Members. DP-3732
We the bereaved family members of LT. ELIHO KHANYO, would like to express our profound gratitude to everyone who supported us through prayers, financially and materially during his brief illness and demise on 6th of May 2019. We offer our special thanks to: 1. Viswema Pfutsana Krotho. 2. Pavo Pfutsana Krotho. 3. Pavo Women Organization. 4. Pavo Students’ Union. 5. Viswema Christian Revival Church. 6. Management and Staff of CIHSR. 7. Mrs. Evühole Chaya and family. We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank everyone individually, yet it is our sincere prayer that Almighty God will bless you all abundantly. Family members. K-1230
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Through this column we the bereaved family would like to convey our heartfelt thanks to each and every individuals, well wishers, organizations for your physical, financial and prayer support who stood by us at the demise of Late Nyikhwezü Wetsah of Kami Village from his illness till his death on 4th May 2019. We would like to extend our profound gratitude to:1. Shri. Nieba Kronu, Minister, Planning & Co-ordination, Land Revenue. 2. Isaac Kronu, 1st Class Contractor. 3. Both Dimapur Kami Union and Kami Welfare Union Kohima. 4. CBCK Kohima. 5. Soul Harvest, Pastor and Youth. 6. Both the Neighbours of Toulazouma Village Dimapur and Naga Bazaar Colony Kohima. 7. Dept. of Social Welfare. 8. Chakhesang Baptist Church Toulazouma Village, Dimapur. 9. Both the Lasumi Villagers and Kami Villagers from far and near. We deeply regret our inability to return and thank each one of you individually in this small column, but is is our sincere prayers to Almighty God to bless you all abundantly. Family members DP-3733 K Y M C
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funky little instrument that appears now in popular pop music tracks, the ukulele has been around for years. The ukulele is a small instrument that is incredibly popular with Hawaiian music. In fact, it derived from two Portuguese instruments: the braguinha and the cavaquino. Ukulele means ‘jumping flea’ in Hawaiian, but nobody calls it that. People call it by its common nickname: the uke. The first ukulele was made in 1879. There are four sizes of ukulele, the standard size being the soprano, which is around 60 cm. Other sizes include: concert, tenor, and baritone.
The ukulele has four strings and are known by the notes: G – C – E and A. Not only are these notes acoustic, but are now electric, and sound is made when the strings are plucked. The instrument is made of mahogany wood, but the cheapest are plastic, which are usually for children. Popular comedy entertainer George Formby Jr. (1904-1961) was a popular comedic entertainer. He often sang, accompanied by the ukulele, but was often told his lyrics were too rude. His hits included: “With My Little Ukulele in My Hand” (1933), “The Window Cleaner/When I’mi Cleaning Windows” (1936) and “With My Little Stick of Blackpool Rock”
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(1937). Another popular entertainer was Tiny Tim (born Herbert Khaury) (1932-1996). An American musician, he entered the charts with his ukulele hit, “Tiptoe Through the Tulips” in 1968. George Harrison (19432001) of The Beatles was also an avid ukulele fan. At the end of “Free as a Bird“, he plays the ukulele in the style of Formby. The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain often play Formby classics when performing. Avid fans of the instrument and also talented players, have made many television appearances. One of the most memorable is on the fourth season of Skins (2010). In episode six, JJ (played by Ollie Barbieri) serenades the love of his life Lara (played by Georgia Henshaw) with a ukelele version of “True” by Spandau Ballet, accompanied by the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain. (FactSite)
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inger Rihanna is to launch a fashion label with French luxury goods group Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH). The label is called Fenty, after the singer’s full name - Robyn Rihanna Fenty, and will launch in Spring 2019. She will become the first woman of colour to lead a house under the LVMH brand, and the first woman to create an original brand for the group, the BBC reported. The singer, who has 70 million followers on Instagram, is widely known for her bold fashion choices. Fenty, which will produce clothing, shoes, and accessories, is the first new label under the LVMH brand since 1987. The label will join around 70 brands already in the LVMH group,
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or people who love m u s i c , i t n e ve r fades, and to get on the groove MW enterprise powered by Jamir engineering is all set to deliver old time favourites, presenting country night on May26, at Angh house, agri expo centre, 4th mile, Dimapur. The night is being organized to celebrate the birthday of Don Williams and to bring out the groove of country music lovers. Highlighting the experience of seeing the country songs love brought to life and the possibility of the unexpected. MW enterprise looks
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forward to promote artistes of Nagaland and get them the platform to showcase their talents respectively. Ar tistes featuring Mengu Suokhrie, Yen Zhimo, Tiameren Aier, Keziah Semy, Imli Walling, Echoes band and many more will be perfor ming on the night bringing out the spectacle of country music The organizers will also been contributing half of its profit to the charitable home. MW also looks forward to organize the event annually making a point to keep the country music alive.
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citing California court documents as saying. Merchandise such as hats, t-shirts, pint glasses, stickers, buttons, and bandanas carrying the Guns ‘N’ Rose logo was also sold, the band said. Last August, the brewery attempted to register the logo but abandoned its application when lawyers for lead singer Axl Rose and other band members argued it was “confusingly similar” to the Guns N’ Roses logo, according to the court documents. Despite being asked to stop selling the beer, Oskar
Blues reportedly refused and said it would continue until March 2020. As a result, the complaint argues, the band has “suffered and continues to suffer and/or is likely to suffer damage to their trademarks, trade name, business reputation, and goodwill”. The band and the brewery are yet to comment. Guns N’ Roses was formed in 1985 and has sold over 100 million records worldwide since then, becoming one of the most famous rock bands till date. (IANS)
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including Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, and Givenchy. In a statement, Rihanna said that she had been given a “unique opportunity to develop a fashion house in the luxury sector, with no artistic limits.” She added: “I couldn’t imagine a better partner both creatively and business-wise, and I’m ready for the world to see what we have built together.” The chairman and CEO of LVMH, Bernard Arnault, said Rihanna would be supported with a team and resources. “Everybody knows Rihanna as a wonderful singer, but through our partnership at Fenty Beauty, I discovered a true entrepreneur, a real CEO and a terrific leader,” he said. The singer’s cosmetics brand, Fenty Beauty, reached nearly 500 million euros (£431 million) in sales by the end of 2018. The brand has been widely praised for its inclusivity. Rihanna also launched her own Savage X Fenty lingerie line in 2018. (IANS)
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Heartiest congratulation to Mr. Ninoto Awomi on being elected as President of Naga Students' Federation in the recent election of the tenure 2019-21. You have been an amazing leader, who was diligent and hard working for the betterment of the students' welfare even during your tenure as the President of All Sümi Students' Union (SKK). Your dedication to work has resulted to the achievement that you have gained recently. You have the ability of leadership and your commitment to excellence has inspired many and will inspire more in the days to come. We the Office of Dimapur Sümi Students' Union appreciates your contribution for the society and we believe that through this very platform you will explore your full potential by working along with your elected executives which in return will be of great benefit for the Students in general and Nagas as a whole. We wish you and your team best of luck and looking forward for better outcome. Regards Sd/Sd/Kahito Chishi Vitopu Ayemi President, DSSU General Secretary, DSSU
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attling the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, Facebook has now filed a lawsuit in California state court against Rankwave, a South Korean data analytics company that ran apps on its platform. The lawsuit alleged that Rankwave abused Facebook’s developer platform’s data and refused to cooperate with a mandatory compliance audit and request to delete the data. “Facebook was investigating Rankwave’s data practices in relation to its advertising and marketing services. She added that Facebook has already suspended apps and accounts associated with Rankwave. (IANS)
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den Mopungchuket and the Mopungchuket Baptist Church elders led by their pastor. The newly launched ‘Apular Society’ was earlier functioning as a low profile charity body under the name “Charity Mission Mopungchuket Village” since January, 2014 but was renamed Apular Society with the objective of furthering its mission works. Rev. Akang Longkumer pronounced the dedicatory prayer for the Apular Society. Representatives from the Putu Menden, the village council and the church also delivered short speeches. The 11 surviving “beneficiaries” of the charity mission were also gifted with essential supplies. Apular Society is led by Butisen Ozukum as director and Limalenden Longkumer as chairman.
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With great pride, the Sheyipu Community We l f a re , D i m a p u r e x t e n d o u r h e a r t i e s t congratulation to all the successful candidates of Asü Sheyipu Village in the recent declared result of HSLC and HSSLC 2019. HSLC 1. Toinoli V. Zhimo : Dist. English, Alt. Eng., S/Sc. 2. Nito L. Zhimo : Dist. English, EVS 3. Mughatoli Z. Zhimo : Dist. EVS 4. Atoki B. Zhimo 5. Kivipu K. Zhimo 6. Kughashi K. Chishi 7. Vekiye T. Zhimo 8. Nilopu K. Zhimo 9. Kisato K. Zhimo HSSLC 1. Kali Z. Aye : Dist. Alt. Eng. 2. Abegail M. Zhimo 3. Litina H. Zhimo
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With immense pride and honor, the Mezoma Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to:
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The Poimi Nkwa Kohima, with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulation to Mr. Ramdi R Hau, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Pauteube Rau for bringing laurels to the unit by achieving academic excellence in securing top 16 position in the recently declared HSLC exam 2019 from St John School Kohima. We wish him to continue, in achieving more milestones in the days to come. Also, PNK would like to congratulate all the student members who have successfully cleared HSLC and HSSLC exam 2019 and wish them that the Almighty God will guide them to achieve greater heights in their future endeavour. President General Secretary PNK (N) PNK (N) K Y M C
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DIMAPUR: To carter to staff, students and other the need of the students, invitees. two new additional classrooms and a science lab was inaugurated by senior SDEO Peren, Ramdi Thou on May 7. A press release from GMS DC Colony, Peren, G/T, Ingwang stated that, Ramdi in his inaugural address, asked the teachers to respect their work and carry out with utmost sincerity, emphasising more on students and development. He also appreciated the work and efforts of the WEC in playing a big role in the development of the school and encouraged the committee to continue in helping the school and students to build a brighter future. The inaugural was blessed by ZBCC treasurer, Irui Kenn in the presence of the WEC chairman and members, teaching
The Phüsachodümi Students' Union with immense joy and honor express our heartiest congratulations to all the students of Phüsachodümi for their achievements in HSLC and HSSLC Examination, 2019. The Union also wishes them success in their future endeavors. Nievozo Kotso Rüdzüveyi Theluo President, PSU General Secretary, PSU
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missioner & secy of Industries and Commerce, GoN. As part of practical exposure, the participants were taken for a field visit to an organic pineapple farm, owned by Lethang, chairman, Molsang FPC at Molvom village. A practical demonstration on preparation of Ready to Serve (RTS), pineapple jam and pineapple squash was also conducted at the post-harvest laboratory of Horticulture, NU;SASRD. Lithrongla Chishi, commissioner & secretary was invited as one of the speakers to talk about the “schemes for post-harvest management and marketing of fruit crops” on May 9. She also took active part in the discussion on strategies and way forward for pineapple industry in Nagaland.
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through his experience on how people outside focus on sustainable outlet and prosper in it, which our farmers can learn from and take up. Other speakers from various organisations and departments also made presentations on various topics related to postharvest management and marketing. The speakers were professor Akali Sema, PI, STINER-TFC, Andrew Lalthawmliana, PA, STINER-TFC, Dr. A. Sarkar, assistant professor of Horti., NU: SASRD, Lanuakum Imchen, proprietor, Cold Mountains, T. Dili Khekho, proprietor, D-Café, Lovito V. Achumi, PA, STINER-TFC, Prabin Das, marketing specialist, CIH, Medziphema, Masa Pongen, co-ordinator, Shibah Welfare Society and Lithrongla Chishi, com-
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The open discussion was followed by a short valedictory programme, attended by the experiential learning students of B.Sc. (Ag.) Hons. IV Year and a host of teachers and other staff of NU: SASRD. A total of nineteen (19) participants hailing from Molvom, Bungsang villages, Dimapur and Medziphema attended the training programme. Earlier, programme was chaired by professor Akali Sema, project incharge, STINER-TFC, invocation pronounced by Dr. Sentirenla Changkiri, project assistant, STINERTFC and welcome address from Andrew Lalthawmliana, PA, STINER-TFC. Vote of thanks was delivered by Lovito V. Achumi, PA, STINER-TFC.
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and the individual members of society to keep abreast with the times and adapt to the changes. He also disclosed that the Apular Society would continue with the charity works in the village as well as facilitate transformative actions all over Nagaland. Highlighting the historical background of Apular Society, Rev. Akang Longkumer said that the charity works first began in January 2014 where 14 elders from the weaker section of the society in the village were gifted with essential commodities thrice a year. Later, the “beneficiaries” increased to 22 of them. However, 11 of them have passed away over the years. The inaugural function was also graced by elders of the Aotemolung Medemsanger Putu Men-
Participants along with staff of STINER-TFC, SASRD, NU)
DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) has mourned at the untimely demise of late P. Peaceba Tikhir (under secretary, MIP), son of Pachu Tikhir of Kiusam village (Saramati region), who passed away iat Kiphire on May 11. NSCN (I-M) through its MIP stated that, late Peaceba joined the national service on February 6, 2010 and served the nation wholeheartedly until his last breathe. MIP stated that he was a man of integrity and loved by all and was called by MIP Kilonser to work together, whereby he had recently submitted his joining report to the MIP. NSCN (I-M) stated that his name will be recorded in the pages of Naga history and his sacrifices for the Naga nation shall be cherished. GPRN conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and pray that God grant his soul eternal peace.
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FELICITATION With immense pride and joy, the Dimapur Changki Pongentsur Telongjem would like to congratulate Miss Endiyala Pongen, D/O Mr. Imtitemsu Pongen and Mrs. Amongla for securing Top 12th rank in the HSLC examination 2019. Further, the Telongjem extend congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC 2019. May our Almighty God grant her success and higher achievements in all her future endeavours. DP-3750
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We the Kiyeto Village Students' Union would like to felicitate Mr. Hokikhe, S/o Kiyeto Zhimo of Kiyeto Village for being elected as the President of Naga Student Union, Guwahati. The Union wish him a successful endeavour in his leadership. President Ahuto Chishi
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Members of the newly launched Apular Society with the Putu Menden, village council and church leaders of Mopungchuket village along with some of the beneficiaries of the society’s charity works after its formal inauguration, May 11.
DIMAPUR: Three-day training programme on “Post harvest management and marketing of pineapple” was held at the Incubation Centre, STINER-TFC, SASRD, NU from May 7 to 9 organized and sponsored by STINER-TFC, SASRD, NU & NEDFi, Guwahati. A press release from Lovito V Achumi, project assistant STINER-TFC, SASRD, NU stated that, inauguration programme of the training was held on May 7, wherein professor T. Lanusosang, PVC, NU: SASRD graced the function as special guest. Prof. T. Lanusosang emphasized on the core factor that was hindering the Naga farmers from taking business forward. In this regard, he encouraged them to practice low margin but sustainable production which will have a long term benefit and wished all the participants to have a productive training programme. Brief remarks were given by K. Jianthailung, branch manager, NEDFi branch office, Dimapur, where he discussed various schemes and that they are trying to provide subsidies for setting up food processing lab in the near future. Dr. K.K. Jha, member, monitoring committee, STINER-TFC and professor Tongpang Longkumer, member, monitoring committee, STINER-TFC encouraged the participants
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The Lirmen Senso Mungdang (LSM) with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulation to Ms. Imcharenla Longchar, D/o Er. Samuel Longchar and Mrs Putila Longkumer for securing 6th Rank All India and 2nd Rank Northeast Region in CBSE class- XII (Arts) Examination 2019, from Delhi Public School, Guwahati. The LSM is immensely proud of her achievement and for bringing laurels to the community. The LSM also congratulate all the successful candidates of NBSE & CBSE Examinations. May God bless you all in your future endeavour. LSM, President I Moatemjen
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DIMAPUR: Apular Society, formed by likeminded citizens of Mopungchuket village was formally inaugurated at Mopungchuket village in the presence of Bendangkokba, commissioner & secretary, Nagaland on May 11. A press release from Apular Society chairman, Limalenden Longkumer stated that, Bendangkokba, who patronized the charity mission since its inception, thanked the Putu Menden and the church for assisting the charity mission and sought their prayers and continued support. He also thanked Rev. Akang and Sakuchuba for the duo’s contributions over the years. Saying that the world today is ever changing and at a rapid pace, he called upon the Putu Menden, the church, the society at large
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IPL final preview: MI have upper hand over CSK
CSK vs MI final promises to be a humdinger.
HYDERABAD, MAY 11 (PTI): Familiar foes and the two most successful teams of the IPL -- Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings -- clash in a mouth-watering final here on Sunday, following a rather eventful season that produced some unprecedented moments on the field. It can’t be disputed that Mumbai go into the final as the favourites, having beaten CSK as many as three times earlier in the tournament including in the Qualifier 1 at Chennai on Tuesday. However, statistics count for little going into
the title fight with both teams being in the situation before multiple times. Ro h i t S h a r m a - l e d Mumbai can certainly take confidence out of the fact that they have won three out of the four finals they have been part of, including the two against CSK in 2013 and 2015. For three-time champions CSK, who have entered their eighth final, it has been another remarkable season after last year when they made a triumphant return having serving a two-year suspension. Whatever the outcome may be, the final here
will add another memorable chapter to their longtime rivalry. The way the entire season unfolded will also not be forgotten anytime soon by the fans and experts alike. With World Cup beginning right after the IPL, the league had additional significance for tainted Australian stars -- Steve Smith and David Warner -- who made a successful return after serving out one-year bans for their role in the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa. Warner especially made a roaring return by
18 teams to vie for 11th Open Basketball Tournament
The ongoing construction of the indoor stadium for 11th Open Basketball Tournament at Kohima local ground. (NP).
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Ko h i m a , M ay 1 1 (NPN): The 11th edition of the prestigious Open Basketball Tournament (OBT) is all set to begin from May 13 to 19 at Khuochiezie, Kohima Local ground. The six-day long tournament is organized by Suncity Kohima in collaboration with Nagaland Basketball Association. Altogether 18 teams including defending champions Stallion will compete on league basis to vie for the coveted title. Announcing
S Jayasundara charged for corruption
Dubai, May 11 (IANS): The International Cricket Council (ICC) has charged Sanath Jayasundara with two counts of breaching the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. Jayasundara, a performance analyst at Sri Lanka Cricket, has been provisionally suspended with immediate effect. The charges are as follows: Article 2.1.3 - offering a bribe or other Reward to the Sri Lankan Sports Minister to contrive in any way or otherwise influence improperly the result, progress, conduct or any other aspect of an international match or (in the alternative) Article 2.1.1 - contriving in any way or otherwise influencing improperly the result, progress, conduct or any other aspect of an international match and Article 2.4.7 - obstructing or delaying an ACU investigation into possible corrupt conduct under the ICC Anti-Corruption Code.
this on Saturday afternoon, Suncity Kohima president, Er. Medozhazo Rutsa said teams from Kohima, Dimapur, Mokokchung and Peren will take part in this year’s edition. While the fixture draw for the participating team and the launch of the OBT android app was also held, a total of 32 league matches will be played with 8 matches per day. The matches will begin from 12 noon till 9:00 pm. The cash prize includes; Rs 60,000 for the champions, Rs. 30,000 for
runners up, and the two semi-finalists will get Rs 10,000 each, most valuable player (MVP) of the tournament will recieve Rs 10,000. The organizers stated that the objective is not only to concentrate on the game but also provide a platform for young Naga talents and performers, some of the local music artist performing during the tournament are Moko Koza, LC Sekhose, Seyievinuo Chuzho, Keneisenuo Sorhie etc. Like the previous editions, there will be surprise packages and gift hampers for fans after every match. The organisers also informed that this year they will introduce fan of the tournament. Participating teams; Pool-A: Stallions, Road Runners, St.Joseph’s College, Trouncers. Pool-B: TMB, Ophidians, Amplified, CMD Hoopers. Pool-C: Taurus, Elite Basketball Team, Kohima Royals, XLR8, Backyard Ballers. Pool-D: Orca, Tepenjem, Last Kings, Art City, Warriors, Jumpers.
amassing 692 runs and formed the most dangerous opening pairing this season alongside Jonny Bairstow. The left-handed opener, who is back in Australia for the World Cup preparation, is set to end as the tournament’s highest run-getter. For India’s very own, Hardik Pandya and K L Rahul, it was also a tournament to remember with both hitting top-gear ahead of the World Cup. Having served a BCCI suspension for their outrageous comments on women during a TV show, Pandya and Rahul got their act together and proved matchwinners for their respective teams. Pandya is not done yet and expect him to deliver a match-winning performance for Mumbai in the final. He and KKR’s Andre Russell elevated power hitting to another level with their sensational strokeplay. Besides producing plenty of on-field moments to savour, IPL 2019 had its fair share of controversies. Amongst the ones that stood out involved KXIP skipper Ravichandran Ashwin and talismanic CSK captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Early into the competition, Ashwin triggered a massive ‘spirit of cricket’ debate in the entire cricket-
ing fraternity by ‘Mankading’ Jos Buttler who was backing up at the non striker’s end. There were some who backed Ashwin’s act, while some were against it. The controversial incident even attracted the attention of MCC, the custodian of game’s laws. Two weeks later, none other than Dhoni’s conduct was questioned after he stormed onto the pitch from the dugout to dispute a no-ball call. It was a rare sight of Dhoni losing his cool. Umpires were at the receiving end again after making some poor calls, raising serious questions over the standard of Indian umpires. The issue of over-rate too will have to be taken into account while planning for the next season with some of the league games stretching beyond midnight. Bringing the focus back to the final on Sunday, CSK will have to redraw their plans against Mumbai, who have beaten them convincingly three times this season. Rohit and Co. have dealt with CSK’s spin threat smartly while other teams’ batsmen struggled against the experience trio of Imran Tahir, Harbhajan Singh and Ravindra Jadeja. CSK pacer Deepak Chahar too has been impressive with 19 wickets so far.
John Gregory extends association with Chennaiyin FC
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Chennai, May 11 (IANS): Two-time Indian Super League (ISL) champions Chennaiyin FC (CFC) on Saturday announced that head coach John Gregory has signed a new deal that keeps him at the club till the end of the 2019-20 season. In his first season in India, John led CFC to a second ISL title in the 2017-18 campaign, thus helping them become the first side from the competition to qualify for the prestigious Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup. And despite a disappointing 2018-19 ISL campaign, Chennaiyin went on to finish as 2019 Super Cup runners-up last month and currently occupy top spot midway through the 2019
AFC Cup group stage. “It truly is a great feeling extending my stay with the Chennaiyin family. My journey so far in India has really given me the whole range of emotions and experience, after the ISL title triumph in the first season followed by the disappointment in the same competition last season. And I feel I have some unfinished business here,” John said. “The objective is to reward our loyal and unconditional supporters with a memorable AFC Cup journey and the chance to challenge for a third ISL trophy. We will all fight together and certainly come back stronger than ever before to achieve these goals,” he added.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019
MALT embarks on trek to Changtongya
MALT Molungtet 2019 trekkers with Changtongya Kaketshir Telongjem guides at Kanglatu Community Biodiversity Reserve forest, Changtongya.
D i m a p u r , M ay 11:Twenty-eight members of the Mopungchuket Ait Liashir Telugjem (MALT), the students’ union of Mopungchucket village under Mokokchung , embarked on a two-day trek to Changtongya village on the theme “Libajen Puküm” or “Support Environmental Protection.” The trekking expedition was called “Molungtet 2019.” A press release by, President MALT, Lepur Ozukum stated that on reaching Changtongya, the trekkers took a tour of the village with Changtongya Kaketshir Telongjem (CKT) guides, visiting important landmarks in and around the village such as Kitemsang Memorial Park, Kim Penzü watch tower, Rosonger longzüng
or stone monoliths, the village log drum said to be the oldest in Nagaland crafted in 1740, and the CKT park. The trekkers also visited a private morung in the village. Later in the evening, the MALT Molungtet trekkers had an informal interactive session with the village council elders and students, union leaders of Changtongya. The trekkers pitched their tents in the open at Changtongya tourist lodge premises. On May 10, they trekked to Kanglatu Community Biodiversity Reserve located 6.5 kilometers from Changtongya village where they spent the day exploring the forest before trekking back to the village and returning to Mopungchuket. Changtongya is a picturesque
village located 45 kilometers east of Mokokchung headquarters and is known for its bio-diversity conservation efforts, handloom & handicraft, horticultural produce, unique natural rock formations, undisturbed perennial streams, the oldest log drum, among others. Kanglatu Community Biodiversity Reserve forest covers an area of 760 hectares and is popularly known for its Amur falcon roosting site. This is the four th Molungtet expedition of MALT. The first Molungtet trekking was in 2003 where MALT trekkers went to Mongchen village, the second was Molungtet 2004 where they visited Longkhum village, and the third was Molungtet 2008 where they visited Dibuia village.
Federer’s clay comeback ended by Thiem in Madrid
M ADRID, M AY 1 1 (IANS): Austria’s Dominic Thiem had to save two match points in the secondset tiebreaker before pulling out a 3-6, 7-6 (13-11), 6-4 victory over Roger Federer at the Madrid Open. In the match on Friday, the fifth-ranked Thiem was able to weather the storm against the 37-yearold Swiss great, who had reached the quarterfinals in his first appearance in four years at this ATP Tour Masters 1000 clay-court event and came out on fire with ultra-aggressive tactics in the first set, Efe news reported. Not wanting to get into long, punishing rallies with his 25-year-old opponent, Federer mixed in some of the serve-and-volley tennis he had employed in recording his 1,200th career victory in Thursday’s round of 16 against Frenchman Gael Monfils. The world No. 3’s aggressive strategy proved to be effective early on, as the Swiss put a skyhigh 84 percent of his first serves in play in the first set, controlled play from the center of the court and sent Thiem scrambling to chase down balls from side
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to side. Thiem, meanwhile, returned poorly at the start of the contest and also was caught off balance by the return game of Federer, who used short slices and drop shots to jerk the Austrian out of position. In the second set, Thiem improved his return game and managed to draw Federer into more traditional clay-court rallies that stymied his aggressiveness, but the Swiss still fended off all five break points he faced to force a tiebreaker. The match was essentially decided in the “breaker”, in which Federer raced out to a 3-0 lead before Thiem battled back to gain a first set point with Federer serving down 4-6. Thiem then had a chance to wrap up the set when he stepped to the line
at 6-5, but Federer saved that second set point with a drop-shot winner and then a third at 6-7 when a Thiem forehand went wide. Both of the Swiss’ match points came with Thiem serving - down 7-8 and then trailing 9-10, with Federer missing a forehand return on the first one and Thiem striking a forehand winner on the second. The Austrian then finally clinched victory in the tiebreaker on the 24th point, setting up his sixth set point with a forehand return winner against a Federer serveand-volley play before tying the match at a set apiece with an overhead winner. In the third set, Federer finally started losing steam on his service games. Although he was able to break back after losing serve for the first time in the third game of the third set, Thiem got one last crucial break of serve in the ninth game of the decider and then served the match out one game later. Federer, who staved off two match points on Thursday in his three-set victory over Monfils, said he did not enjoy getting a taste of his own medicine.
SJU holds annual sports meet Nadal blows away Wawrinka to reach Madrid semis
Champion house asteroid posing with the trophy.
DIMAPUR: St.Joseph University, (SJU) Dimapur, held its second annual sports meet from May 7 to 10 . A press release by PRO of Saint Joseph’s University, Fr. Justin stated that Rev Fr S Xavier MMI, invoked God’s blessings; the general sports secretary, Vesuzo Ringa,
administered the oath to the players, and the Vice Chancellor, Dr.D.Gnanadurai, officially declared the sports meet open. Various disciplines like football, volleyball, track and field events in different categories and various indoor games were con-
ducted. On May 10, 3:30 pm, an official closing ceremony was held at the university ground, during which Dr. D. Gnanadurai, the Vice Chancellor handed over the overall Champions Trophy to the winning captain from Asteroid team.
M a d r i d, M ay 1 1 (IANS): Spain’s Rafael Nadal produced his best performance since the start of the clay court season to defeat Switzerland’s Stan Wawrinka 6-1, 6-2 in the quarter-finals of the Mutua Madrid Open. Backed by a partisan Spanish crowd, Nadal on Friday dispatched the Swiss veteran in just an hour and eight minutes, and will move on to the last four of the competition, where he will face Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas, Efe news reported. Wawrinka came into this quarter-final in fine form, having not lost a set or a service game in three matches this week against France’s Pierres-Hugues Herbert, Argentina’s Guido Pella and Japan’s Kei Nishikori. But the three-time Grand Slam champion had no answer for Nadal’s energy and mobility, as the Spaniard pushed him
the game. He said he would use his performance against Wawrinka as “an example” for how to approach his next challenge against the Greek rising star. “He’s playing last
week, he will come to the semi final with a lot of confidence”. Tsitsipas is himself in an excellent vein of form, having overcome the reigning Madrid champion, German Alexander Zverev.
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around the court to force the 34-year-old into multiple errors. The Spanish world number two hit 72 per cent on his first serve and did not concede a single break point while breaking Wawrinka’s four times on route to his 70th appearance in a Masters 1,000 semi-final, and his 11th in Madrid. “A very positive match, I’m very happy with the way I played and in general terms, it was a great performance. I’m really happy to get through (to the semis) in this way”, Nadal said after
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