May 13, 2017 by Nagaland Post

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVII No. 156

DIMAPUR, saturday, may 13, 2017 Pages 16 ` 4.00

Civilians fleeing Mosul in ‘grave danger’, says UN

Murray suffers shock defeat in Madrid

State officials attend trg on climate change

international, page 13

sports, Page 15

northeast Page 5

Split looms in BJP-NPF coalition

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (AGENCIES): With political rumblings going about that Nagaland may witness early assembly elections by year end, coalition partners Naga People’s Front (NPF) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) seem to have fallen out with both ready to fight elections on their own. According to the Outlook report, former chief minister and present Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio is also likely to form his own party and forge a new partnership with the BJP following rumours of a secret meeting with BJP national chief Amit Shah. The NPF too declared earlier this week that it would not share seats at a public meet. Rio, it seems has not given up and is likely to form his own party. He pulled the NPF through three elections while Zeliang doesn’t have that experience, the report stated. Sources revealed that Rio bypassed Ram Madhav (who has charge over Nagaland) and met Amit Shah directly. Over two meetings there were discussion to forge a new partnership between Rio’s new outfit and the BJP. With a national surge

towards the BJP, it could work in the party’s favour in Nagaland as well. But, it may not be as smooth for the BJP, which may not see any support from the Church and has lost the war on perception on the beef ban. The controversy over consuming beef in the country has played badly for the BJP, which, till now, has relied on the popularity of individual leaders to win the seats in Nagaland.

Govt re-designates posts in police deptt

ECI launches ‘national Nagas are a sovereign independent people Naga scholars concerned over contact centre’ toll free from time immemorial, says NSCN (I-M) Ozukum’s excommunication

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 2 (NPN): State government has notified the re-designation of various posts in the police department in line with the nature of works vested to the respective posts. In a notification, home commissioner, Abhjit Sinha, stated that present designation/ post of IGP (crime) has been re-designated as IGP (CID), IGP (NAP) as IGP (Armed Battalions), DIGP (MOD) as DIGP (Planning & Development), AIGP (Supply) as AIGP (Provisioning) and DIGP (NPTO) as GIGP (Communication).

Plea against making Aadhaar mandatory

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (AGENCIES): A fivejudge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice J.S. Khehar, which is currently hearing a batch of petitions challenging the practice of triple talaq, on Friday has agreed to hear a plea on May 17 challenging various notifications of the Centre to make Aadhaar card mandatory for availing benefits of government schemes. The apex court has agreed to the contention of senior advocate Shyam Divan that the Aadhaar matter is very important and needed to be heard on an urgent basis.

This is it!

“Didi,these days reverence to holy cow is a duty. You should not hit her.” K Y M C

BJP state unit in turmoil

In the meantime, BJP leaders in Nagaland have also written to party chief Amit Shah asking for a change in the party’s state unit leadership. Promising to win the next elections with a large majority, they’ve asked the central leadership to replace the current state chief Visasolie Lhoungu, whom they claim has been working for coalition partner NPF. The letter to the national president of the BJP has been co-signed by 12 senior state leaders, including past and present state-level functionaries of the party. Outlook has a copy of this letter. The confidential letter has been written after the

Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (NPN): With its commitment to serve every elector flawlessly, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has launched the National Contact Centre (NCC) with a toll free no. 1800111950, where citizens can call on the toll-free in English/ Hindi with any query or complaint at any time of the day. Callers can enquire on subjects such as elections, voting dates, EPIC, electoral roll, online registration etc. and lodge a complaint by simply dialling in to the toll free no. Not only this, executives also make outbound calls for educating the electors and spreading voter awareness. The National Contact Centre is operated on a National Grievance Redres-

leaders had been snubbed by the party’s top brass who did not meet their delegation six months ago in New Delhi. While the BJP, with four MLAs supports the NPF, the state leaders of the party have said that they are ready to fight elections by themselves. The 12 disgruntled leaders have written that despite not being an active functionary of the party, the central leadership of the party had made him the state chief in January 2016. I t i s b e l i e ve d t h a t Lhoungou’s selection was done by BJP general secretary, Ram Madhav. “However, problems started surfacing in August 2016,” the letter says. Following their problems, a delegation tried to meet with top BJP leaders such as Ram Lal, Nitin Gadkari, Kiren Rijiju, Prakash Javdekar, Jual Oram, Nirmala Sitharaman and others. The PM and party chief were also not available. They returned to Nagaland and sent a memorandum through the state chief, which he withheld. “In fact, it was leaked to the NPF the next day,” the letter notes. Last year, then Nagaland CM, TR Zeliang, dropped

sal System Software. This software is a single window platform to manage complaints and feedback received through calls, emails, sms and website access in an integrated and time-bound manner. Callers may connect with the executives to register a complaint and know about its status of receipt and disposal as well as to give suggestions and feedback at every step of the way. Each state and UT would also soon setup and operationalize dedicated State Contact Centre (SCC) and District Contact Centre (DCC) to ensure seamless flow of information across the contact centres for handling issues/query from citizens. National Contact Centre will build IT protocols to ensure that any call landing at NCC are properly redirected to the respective State Contact Centre.

BJP MLA Mhonlumo Kikon as a parliamentary secretary worsening relations between the parties. Later, the BJP unit also met and drafted a memorandum that they would send Narendra Modi and Shah over various issues. However, Lhongou never reconvened a meeting to finalise and send the memorandum. The state chief had also fired three functionaries without ascribing any reasons and that affected the morale of party workers. “The overwhelming majority of functionaries in the districts/mandal are almost on the verge of rebellion,” says the letter, which has said that the party can consult district- and block-level functionaries. Before the urban local bodies elections were held in Nagaland, the NPF announced a cabinet decision, reserving 33 percent seats for women. The letter by the BJP Nagaland leaders says that Zeliang had called Lhongou to the cabinet meeting. Lhongou is reported to have attended the meet without consulting the MLAs or other leaders in the party. There, he pledged support to the NPF’s cabinet decision which threw the state

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 2 (NPN): Senior NSCN (I-M) leaders-- steering executive members and kilonsers, in their “statement on the Framework Agreement” have stated that “Nagas are a sovereign independent people from time immemorial.” In the joint statement signed by 82 senior functionaries said the principle of “free Nagas” was the foundation of Naga politics and the unique history. The leaders said the framework agreement had turned the politics of confrontation and opposition into the politics of dialogue and cooperation. “It has turned our enemies into our friends; it has turned repressing of our right into respect of our right; it has turned suppression of our right into recognition of our right; it has turned the threat of our future into protection of our

into chaos and ultimately led to Zeilang’s resignation as CM of Nagaland in February 2017.

All future elections to be held with VVPAT: CEC

Lhoungu reacts

NPN Adds: When Nagaland Post contacted State BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu, and asked him about the memorandum, he admitted that the memorandum was not submitted since he was directed by some Central leaders. Lhoungu said he plainly followed the directive of the party leadership. On the issue of choosing him as the party president, Lhoungu said though he was not the choice of the State BJP unit, it was the Central leadership who had appointed him as the party president, which was also endorsed by the state unit. Lhoungu also refuted the rumours that he was planning to contest the 2018 polls on NPF ticket. “The allegation is ridiculous. I am the BJP unit president and such thought has never even come to my wildest imagination,” he added. On the allegations that he was rather working for the NPF than the BJP, Lhoungu while denying such allegations said since NPF and BJP were in alliance, both the parties ought to maintain good relations.

future,” they said. NSCN (I-M) was optimistic that the agreement would certainly heal the chronic scars of war and the wounds of oppression and persecution imprinted in the body and mind of the Nagas. The leaders cautioned that “rejection of this historic agreement will amount to murder of the precious second chance the good Lord has given to the Nagas.” However, the leaders also took note saying “there are some people from some quarters who are out there talking of other option”. “On the other side of the coin, our people are witnessing the communal and factional cards being played by the agencies of GoI, which cannot be justified at all when both the parties are looking for the genuine solution at the highest level,”

All-party meeting convened by Election Commission in Delhi on Friday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (IANS): The Election Commission on Friday ruled out any possibility of the EVMs being tampered with in elections even as it announced that all future elections will be held with VVPAT slips to prevent any doubts while the AAP demanded ‘hackathon’, a view others were not apparently enthusiastic about at an all-party meeting convened to discuss worries over the machines. At the end of the day-long meeting, Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi said: “The Commission will hold a challenge and offer an opportunity to political parties to demonstrate that the EVMs used in the recently-concluded assembly elections were tampered or the EVMs can be tampered with even under the laid down technical and administrative safeguards,” he added. The meeting, which lasted over seven hours, was attended by representatives of seven political parties and 35 state parties.

they said. Entertaining the ill-opinions of the anti-peace process elements is another sign of insincerity or doublestandard, the leaders stated. Pointing out that there were other people who were trying to interpret the issue in terms of number and not truth, the leaders said it was a dangerous political hypothesis if the claimed number does not represent the issue. However, convinced that the Framework Agreement would open the era of peace and progress in the land, the NSCN leaders said “Naga people hope and trust that Government of India and NSCN would overcome all these hurdles and come to a smooth landing.” “The Nagas are for a harmonious interdependent relationship with them but on equal footing...,” the leaders maintained. (Full text on p-6)

Zaidi said the commission has taken note of all the views of the parties and assured that their concerns and apprehensions regarding EVMs would be duly considered and addressed through the challenge and further necessary action. At the meeting, Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi made a demand that the commission should provide them the EVMs used in the recent assembly elections in five states so that they could prove their point. Congress demanded “more steps” to ensure trustworthiness of EVMs, the CPI-M said that all EVMs should have paper trail and BJP said that the machines were reliable. At the meeting, the poll panel also made a presentation on EVMs explaining its secured design feature and highlighted “technical, administrative protocol and procedural safeguards that fortify the EVMs and VVPATs against any sort of manipulation or tampering”.

DIMAPUR, MAY 12 (NPN): Naga Scholars’ Association (NSA) said it was deeply concerned by the Ao Senden’s decision to ex-communicate P. Chuba Ozukum from the Ao community on April 10 for failing to comply with the November 4, 2016 stricture to step down as Naga Hoho president. In a joint statement NSA president Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan and general secretary Pouringthanliu while acknowledging that the Ao Senden may have taken the decision to safeguard the interest of the Ao community, however, said such ordeal does not fare well with the ideals of building progressive Naga society. It said the decision would leave only damaging precedent in justice system of Naga society.

The culture of excommunication, although, practiced in erstwhile Naga traditions by many Naga tribes, is no longer a plausible act within the present civic democratic system, NSA added. “Politically, no authority can strip the inherent rights and identity of an individual. T h e r e f o r e, N a g a s should desist from adopting such deplorable action as such course of action will only lead to stagnation and ruination of Naga society,” NSA stated. In this regard, the Naga Scholars’ Association has appealed to the Senden leadership to reconsider the decision and settle the issue amicably through dialogue, saying Naga society ought to move forward with the culture of matured decision making based on tolerance and understanding.

Triple talaq is ‘worst form’ of marriage dissolution: SC NE favourite tourist destination soon: DoNER New Delhi, May 12 (PTI): Triple talaq is the “worst” and “not a desirable” form of dissolution of marriage among the Muslims, even though there were schools of thought which called it “legal”, the Supreme Court observed Friday. The second day of the day-long hearing on the matter also saw two veterans, jurist Ram Jethmalani and former Union Minister and Islamic scholar Arif Mohammad Khan, coming out all guns blazing against the practice of triple talaq. A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar said there are “school of thoughts (which) say that triple talaq is legal, but it is the worst and not a desirable form for dissolution of marriages among Muslims.” The remark was made by the bench when senior lawyer Salman Khurshid re-

ferred to the various schools of thought and the stand of All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) that triple talaq was “abhorrent”, yet valid. While Jethmalani attacked the practice on various constitutional grounds including the right to equality and termed it “abhorrent”, Khan said it was akin to the pre- Islamic era practice of burying a female child alive in the Arabian region. Khan, who had quit Rajiv Gandhi’s cabinet over differences in handling the Shah Bano case, was at his best while representing All India Muslim Women Personal Law Board. He said the whole Shariat law has been distorted as “Shariat is the Holy Quran and not the opinion of these people (clerics). The Holy Quran considers the importance of family and it provides four steps before

pronouncement of divorce.” “Triple talaq is far from being fundamental and very far from being sacramental to Islam. It violates every good thing which Islam prescribes. What we are seeing in the form of triple talaq is similar to the preIslamic era practice where female infants were buried alive,” Khan told the bench which also comprised Justices Kurian Joseph, R F Nariman, U U Lalit and Abdul Nazeer. Marriage is the only aspect which is extensively dealt in holy Quran that lays down the procedure for divorce, and various schools of thought have distorted the tenets of the holy book “to their liking”, he said. “Everything you need is in the Quran. If you need more, then look at the life of the Prophet and if you still need more, then use your own good sense,” he said. “We can change the

law, but not the habits of the society. Untouchability was banished by the Constitution, but it stays with us,” Khan said. Jethmalani said “the right of triple talaq is available only to the husband and not to the wife and it breaches the Article 14 (Right to Equality) of the Constitution.” “There is no saving grace for this method of granting divorce. One-sided termination of marriage is abhorrent and avoidable,” he said, adding that Article 15 of the Constitution prohibited discrimination on the grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth. It is a settled proposition that a law can be made to improve the situation of women and not to deprive them of their rights, he said. The bench intervened and said it was not dealing with the state laws, but rather discussing personal law.

Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (NPN): Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), Dr Jitendra Singh, has said that North-East region would soon be a favourite tourist destination for people from not only across the country, but all over the world. Speaking at the Annual Tourism Awards, 2017 function of “Holiday IQ”, an organization promoting tourism in the country, Dr Jitendra Singh said that the Government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given special attention to the North-East due to which the region has begun to attract the attention of tourist operators, entrepreneurs and investors from all over the country. He said that North-

East was a natural destination for tourists but could not receive its due attention because of the logistic issues like constraints of connectivity and accessibility. DoNER minister, however, said that in the next two years, almost all the states in the region would have a broad gauge rail track. In addition, he said, the first ever train to Bangladesh would also be flagged off from Tripura and the rail track from Agartala was already under construction with the Indian side of it being funded by the Ministry of DoNER. Similarly, he said, the Central Government has earmarked over Rs. 40,000 crore to spread a network of roads across all the eight States. As far as air connectivity is concerned, important places like Itanagar, Sikkim, Shillong did not have full-fledged airports and the Centre Government has

moved on a fast track to accomplish this, he added. Dr Jitendra Singh also referred to the initiative taken to promote “Home Tourism” in parts of the region where the hotel facilities were either insufficient or exorbitantly costly. He said that this experiment has proved so successful that it can be emulated even in other parts of India which are frequently visited by tourists. In the process of promoting tourism, Dr Jitendra Singh said, the benefits go beyond the realms of tourism. Elaborating further, he said, the frequent exchange of population and visits by different sections of society from across the country have enabled the rest of India to know Northeast better and has also helped in bridging the gap that hitherto existed between Northeast and the rest of the country. K Y M C

state

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, May 13, 2017

International Nurses Day celebrated across Nagaland

(L-R): Hisule Keppen Khing adressing the gathering (NP). ANM’s and Nurses pose for lens after the programme, in Longleng. Nurses along with doctors after the program, in Phek. Lun Tunglung along with other dignitaries and nursing trainees in Dimapur. DIMAPUR: Under the year’s theme -‘Nurses: A voice to lead, achieving the sustainable development goals’, the Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI), Dimapur Unit celebrated International Nurses Day at Medical Fellowship Hall, District Hospital Dimapur (DHD) on Friday with nursing superintendent DHD, Hisule Keppen Khing, as the theme speaker. Khing said the theme was chosen by international council of nurses with quite a simple answer-to demonstrate and celebrate nurses’ achievements. She reminded the nurses that they may not realise it but their work was helping achieve the United Nations Sustainable Devel-

opment Goals (SDG) and millions of nurses around the world are contributing to their success and making health care readily available for billions of people across the globe. Khing said health was a central place in SDGs as it ensures healthy lives and promote well being for all ages and nursing has a major role to play in relation to SDG, adding that the work of nurses has major impact on the delivery of the other SDG such as education and poverty, while their roles are critical in achieving global mandates such as universal health coverage and the SDG. Nurses must break down walls between professions to create cost effective interventions to improve

the lives of patients with complex health and social needs, Khing maintained. “The best way nurses can support the development of the profession is by creating a climate of co-operation, worthy and challenging workplaces with interdisciplinary and ethical thinking.” She also asserted that nurses’ voices should be heard as part of multidisciplinary team of health professionals. DHD assistant medical superintendent, Dr. Belho, said nurses are an important part of healthcare and therefore should be broad minded and kind exhorted. Nurses, he said, are the first to receive the sick and give them hope and

UBCNEI holds 10th foundation day

Executive Secretary UBCANEI delivering a message on the occasion. DIMAPUR: The 10th Foundation Day of United Baptist Churches North East India (UBCNEI) was observed at United Baptist Church, Midland Dimapur on Friday with executive secretary of UBCNEI, L. Hevuto Awomi as the speaker. Speaking on the occasion, Rev. Hevuto said the association started

with the vision to reach out to the people with the Gospel. Quoting the scripture, he encouraged the church leaders to focus on what God has gifted them and to make good use of it for the glory of God’s Kingdom. Rev. Hevuto exhorted the congregation based on the life of apostle Paul – how God used him

for a purpose. Rev. Y. T. Lotha, council president, UBCNEI, offered a prayer for the association. Akheto Achumi, executive board member, UBCNEI also exhorted the congregation. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was led by Moses T. Fithu, finance secretary, UBCNEI while Enny Thungjamo, Pastor, UBC Kuhuboto, said invocation prayer. Er. Nizal Tepa, executive board member, UBCNEI welcomed the delegates. Akhala Sharma, women chairperson, UBCNEI, said offertory prayer and Rev. Samuel Chishi, senior pastor, UBC Naharbari pronounced the benediction. During the function, the host church presented welcome song, while UBC BSF Camp, Kohima and UBC Bamun Pukhuri presented special songs. Meanwhile, UBCNEI has thanked all the churches under the association that participated in the 60- hour chain of prayer which concluded on Friday.

comfort. And if nurses can have kindness instil in them than this will take a person’s moral high, Dr. Belho added. Dr. Belho also called on the nurses to maintain their dignity and be wise in using their authority. A role play on the theme was performed by School of Nursing, Singrijan and special number from School Of Nursing, DHD. Earlier, invocation was pronounced by DHD chaplain Rev. Yhunlo Thong and vote of thanks rendered by assistant nursing superintendent DHD, Khetoni. Staff Reporter LONGLENG: The 11th International Nurses’ Day was celebrated on May 12 at MS Office District Hospital Longleng

under the theme ‘Nurse: A voice to lead-Achieving the sustainable development goals.’ The programme was organized by Trained Nurses Association Local Branch Longleng and was attended by all the ANM’s and Nurses from the subcentres and Primary Health Centre. SMO District Hospital Dr. Satuo and Ayush MO Dr. Senti also attended the programme. Earlier, ANM, subcentre Yongshei Moishen chaired the programme, followed by the Nurses Anthem and ANM, District Hospital Longleng, Hamphu, invoked God’s blessing. PHEK: Along with the rest of the world District Hospital Phek has observed

International Nurses Day at MS conference hall, Phek. Exhorting the gathering sr. Gynaecologist, Dr. Azo Louise, saluted the nurses for their selfless service. He expressed that nurses were second to none as they play a great role in patient care, management and recovery working day and night in tough and stressful environment. He called upon the nurses to be always vigilant during duty hours and encouraged them to use their God gifted voice, smile, gentle hands and competent professional knowledge to save lives. Dr. Azo also advised them to maintain cordial working atmosphere among colleagues and at the same time update their medical knowledge to keep

abreast with modern medical practices. T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by Neikrope-u, invocation by Akhwele, a special song was presented by nurses of DH Phek, Nurse Theme was read out by Medovelu, vote of thanks by Kekhrongupe-u and benediction by Shezotalu. The program was attended by doctors, staffs of DH Phek, DPO DAPCU and CMO office. AMI: Asian Mission Institute (AMI) Dimapur Branch, Nagaland, celebrated World International Nurses Day on Friday at its campus with advocate and chairman of Indigenous Minority Tribes of Nagaland (IMTN), Lun Tunglung as chief guest.

Lun encouraged the young nursing trainees of the institute to work hard and be dedicated. He expounded on the importance of the nursing profession, their role in the society and the vast scope they have throughout the state and country. Keynote speake r D r. C h u b a k u m z u k Longchar, administrator NMHRC, spoke on the theme “Nursing: The balance of mind, body and spirit.” Distinguished guests, P. Leonard Aier, principal City Law College, L.Limaienla Aier, secretary general NEIMUN, also exhorted the students. Around 100 students pursuing nursing courses in A.M.I. participated in the function.

Orgns condemn murder attempt AR organises free medical camp at Kezocha

DIMAPUR: The Lotha Mhonka Okho (Lotha Welfare Society) has strongly condemned the assassination bid on Benri Mozhui, at his private residence on May 8 in Dimapur. Expressing serious concern over the incident, LMO termed the act as heinous and reprehensible that has no place in the peace loving society. LMO has called upon all right thinking citizens to condemn the “senseless act” and urged the law enforcing agencies to find and ensure strong action against those guilty at the earliest. APMC Baghty: Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC) has also condemned the murder attempt on executive officer, Nagaland State Agricultural Marketing Board, Benri Mozhüi. In a condemnation note, APMC secretary, Rentsanthung O Tungoe, stated that such kind of heinous crime was a direct challenge to the peaceful co-existence of ‘our’ society and deserves highest degree of condemnation.

NPF Women Wing Dimapur observe pre-Mothers’ Day

This act was nothing more but an analogy of frustration, cowardice and vilely conspiracy, the committee stated. Further the committee appealed to the law enforcing agency to arrest the perpetrators at the earliest. DNEE: Outraged and appalled by the assassination bid on one of its member Benri Mozhüi, Dimapur Nkonjan Ezonmontsü Rüi Ekhüng (DNEE) has also condemned the “cowardly and barbaric act”. In a condemnation note, general DNEE secretary, A. Steve Kithan has appealed to the law enforcing agency to investigate the case expeditiously so that the responsible individuals or parties were found and brought to justice. PED: Podinakup Ekhung Dimapur (PED) also condemned in the strongest terms the dastardly act committed by miscreants against Benri Mozhui. The Ekhung in a condemnation note by president R .C. Ovung strongly urged the authorities to find the culprits and bring them to justice at the earliest.

DIMAPUR: A medical team from 9 Assam Rifles (AR), along with Kezocha Police Station, conducted free medical at Kezocha Village, Kohima on May 12, AR informed. A specially constituted medical team under chief medical officer 2IC C Satyaranjan treated 141 patients besides providing free medicines to the villagers. Altogether 44 males, 52 female and 45 children availed the medical camp. Apart from the medical assistance, basic knowledge on health education including precautions

People availing free medical check up at the camp from common viral dis- of hygiene and sanitation eases was also imparted. were explained to the vilEmphasis on importance lagers for healthy living.

NSCN (I-M) condoles demise of member

DIMAPUR: The Cabinet Office of the NSCN (I-M) has expressed sadness over the untimely demise of late Kaboto L. Awomi, assistant section officer, ministry of chaplee affairs, of Koiboto Village, Aghunato sub-division Zunheboto, Sumi Region, on May 12 due to cardiac arrest while on line of duty. In a condolence message, cabinet secretary to the GPRN, D.G. Robert stated that “even though we acknowledge God’s timing to take him to be in His heavenly

abode, yet we cannot help but feel the loss in an immense way.” The message informed that late Kaboto joined the national service in February 10, 2011 and had served the nation with utmost sincerity and dedication in various capacities. “Naga nation will always cherish and appreciate the selfless service he had rendered,” the message read. The NSCN (I-M) further conveyed its condolence to the bereaved families during their hour of grief.

NSCN (I-M) to check ‘evil practices’ Five injured in road mishap

DIMAPUR: With a view to eradicate crimes, social evils and illegal practices tarnishing Naga tradition and culture in the present scenario, the secretary, Ministry of Kilo Affairs, M.Daniel Lotha has officially assigned the Crime Suppression Department (CSD) in and around Dimapur. In this regard, MIP NSCN (I-M), through a press note, requested all concerned to refrain from such unwanted and evil practices and avoid being caught. MIP further warned that failing to co-operate with the mission would invite stringent action as deemed fit. In the event of any confusion/doubt with the functioning of the CSD, one can call 9856071655/ 9436971965 for confirmation/clarification, MIP added.

NSCN (R) Dimapur warns unauthorized tax collectors

DIMAPUR: The NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) Dimapur town commander ‘lt’. ‘col’. Kuhoto Aniche, through its MIP, has warned the unauthorized imposters collecting taxes in the name of town command without his knowledge. MIP informed all the business community and general public not to entertain anyone without the consent and knowledge of its commander. For further queries and clarification, one can contact ‘lt.’ ‘col.’ Kuhoto Aniche at 7085749560, NPF division women wing office bearers, presidents and secretaries of five Dimapur A/Cs along 8259864655. with central officer bearers (women wing) based in Dimapur after the programme on Friday. DIMAPUR: The NPF Women Wing Dimapur Division observed pre-Mothers’ Day at NPF divisional office on Friday. A brief function to mark the occasion was organised which was led Vepranulu Nyekha, president, NPF women wing, Dimapur Division. Tokheli Kikon, advisor, NPF Women Wing Dimapur, Kerie K

Y M C

Pfukha, NPF Central Office and Toshila, NPF Central Office delivered short speeches on the occasion. They encouraged the members to be mother of essence and to be God fearing in working for the well being of the people. Meribeni Lotha, general secretary, NPF Women Wing Dimapur shared mothers’ day greetings to the gathering. Ethel, press secre-

tary, NPF women wing Dimapur presented a song in honour of mothers. Gifts and presents were exchanged on the occasion. All division women wing office bearers, presidents and secretaries of five assembly constituencies of Dimapur along with central officer bearers (women wing) based in Dimapur attended the programme.

Minor girl found

DIMAPUR: CHILDLINE Dimapur has informed that a minor girl identified as Rita has been placed under its care since April 22, in a shelter home. According to CHILDLINE, the child was separated from her parents when she was very young. She was then staying with a family in Mokokchung, and then came to Dimapur and stayed with three different families, it added. CHILDLINE stated that her parents or the employer’s whereabouts could not be traced as the girl keeps changing her statement. Therefore, anyone having any information about the girl or her family can contact 1098/ 03862-224151/9615297709.

The ill-fated Sumo Tata plunged into deep gorge below the road near Tutheze village on Friday. (NP) Correspondent

PUNGRO, MAY 12 (NPN): At least five persons were reportedly injured in a road mishap that occurred near Tuthezu village under Kiphire district on Friday. According to sources, the Sumo taxi was on State Bank of India (SBI) Pungro duty to Kiphire, when the incident happened. A “brake failure” reportedly caused the accident that plunged the taxi down

a deep gorge below the road leaving five persons injured. The injured persons were identified as Tharam, SBI cashier; C/N. Wongtsukiu , N.P; C/N. Muremong N.P; L/ Niak Hanphu and Zungkam, private driver. On hearing the news, the Pungro police and public leaders rushed to the spot and retrieved the injured persons. The injured were admitted at Pungro hospital for treatment. K

Y M C

nagalandpost.com Poll Q . : Given the fact that backdoor appointments are rampant what should be done? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

A B C

â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“ â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“

Next poll

Q: How to improve health

d e l i ve r y s y s t e m i n Nagaland? Involve all medical graduates in compulď ą sory health care programmes. Medical department should stop buying ď ą equipments and focus on rural areas. ď ą Canâ€™t say

WEATHER FORECAST May 13

(Temperature in ÂşC)

Max Min

Agartala A couple of thunderstorms

33 26

Aizawl

Clearing a t-storm or two

Guwahati An afternoon t-storm or two Imphal

DRHS marks 65-yr milestone Awareness campaign on GST held in Mon, Mkg

â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“â€“

File case in High Court to direct 57% govt to prepare list since 2000. All deserving and deprived unem- 20% ployed should be compensated. All hohos, church and civil society groups should 23% speak out where they stand.

Partly sunny with a t-storm

Itanagar Partly sunny with a shower

28 20 33 23 29 17 30 20

Shillong

A couple of thunderstorms

22 13

Kohima

A couple of thunderstorms

24 16

Dimapur A couple of thunderstorms

33 21

Partly sunny with a t-storm Tuensang Some sun with showers around Wokha Couple of thunderstorms Zunheboto Partly sunny with a t-storm

27 16

Mkg

20 13 26 19 24 14

State

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 13, 2017

Hojai MLA Shiladitya Dev and minister Yitachu releasing the DRHS souvenir. (NP) Staff Reporter depend on court rulings for survival. DIMAPUR, MAY 12 The minister appealed (NPN): Dimapur Rail- the railway officials to reway High School (DRHS) vive the school and make commemorated its 65 it a model school so that it years of existence by or- attracts all sections of stuganising a three-day anni- dents irrespective of their versary celebration-cum- community. alumni meet 2017 that â€œPeople cannot be commenced on Friday isolated on any issue,â€? he with minister of School said, and accentuated the Education & SCERT, need to engage people for Yitachu as chief guest their active participation. and MLA from Hojai Yitachu assured of (Assam), Shiladitya Dev taking up the matter of as guest of honour of the the school with the CM inaugural ceremony. Nagaland and Union MinSpeaking on the oc- ister of State for Railways, casion, Yitachu remarked Rajen Gohain. it was unfortunate that Also touching upon the school has come to a the present scenario of situation where it had to education in the state, Yi-

tachu lamented that everybody wants to be teacher but donâ€™t want to serve in rural/remote areas. We talk loudly about our right but do less about our responsibilities, he added. He therefore stressed on the need to realize that â€œwe all have our duties and responsibilitiesâ€?, calling for sincere discharge of responsibilities in all professions. â€œWe donâ€™t want to shoulder responsibilities,â€? the minister said while stressing on the need to give back to the society. MLA Shiladitya Dev extended greetings on the occasion. Addressing the gathering, the MLA assured to take up the grievances of DRHS with the Union Minister of State for Railways, Rajen Gohain. In his message to the students, Dev expressed hope that they will do well and make the school proud. Speeches, songs and dance marked the dayâ€™s celebration. The three-day event will culminate on May 14 with Union Minister of State for Railways, Rajen Gohain as chief guest of the closing ceremony.

Assistant mason training in Wka

DIMAPUR: The Government of Nagaland in partnership with Zynorique Initiative, Youth Net and Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Nagaland, upon launching the â€œYear of Construction Workerâ€? 2016-17, applications have been invited for

interested candidates for Re-Skilling/Up Skilling Programme to be trained up as Assistant Masons. According to DIPR report, interested candidates can collect forms from May 12 onwards from ITI/ Employment Exchange Office on any working days, date of interview will be

on June 15 at DC conference hall, Wokha. Period of training would be June 26 to July 1at Government ITI Wokha.

Correspondent

MON, MAY 12 (NPN): Awareness campaign on Goods and Service Tax (GST), organized by Commissioner of Taxes Dimapur, was held at conference hall of the Office of the Superintendent of Taxes, Mon on May 12, with deputy commissioner (DC) Mon, W.Honje Konyak,as the guest of honor. Honje in his address informed that Nagaland has been supporting the tax reform over the last few years and were among the first few states to ratify the GST August 26, 2016 which paved the way for the implementation of GST. According to him, GST will be a major improvement over the existing system and a significant step towards a comprehensive tax reform in the country. If implemented properly, GST will bring a number of benefits to the state of Nagaland such as benefits for trade and industry. With the advent of GST, cascading of tax due to multiple layers of taxes will be comprehensively eliminated leading to fall in the cost of production, he pointed out. DC also highlighted the various benefits and advantages of GST in the state. During the awareness session, Orenponi, superintendent of Tax-

DC speaking at the awareness programme. (NP)

es Dimapur and Nitoli, superintendent of Taxes Dimapur deliberated on Registration, Returns for Tax payers and payments respectively. Earlier the program was chaired by Taushei Phom, inspector of taxes Mon and welcome address by Imosong Imsong, deputy commissioner of Taxes Dimapur zone. Wanglung Konyak, president of Mon District Chambers of Commerce (MDCC) also spoke at the program. The campaign was attended by business community of Mon town led by the MDCC. MOKOKCHUNG: Awareness campaign on Goods and Service Tax (GST) was held at town hall, Mokokchung on May 12 with deputy commissioner Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar Patel IAS as the chief guest, DIPR

report stated. DC in his address said that GST will be a major improvement over the existing system and a significant step towards a comprehensive tax reform in the country. He said Nagaland has been supporting this reform over the last few years and is among the first few states to ratify the constitutional Amend-

ment Bill which paved way for the implementation of GST. The DC said if implemented properly, GST will bring a number of benefits to the state of Nagaland such as benefit for trade and Industry. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by superintendent of Taxes, Mokokchung, Zulutemsu LKR, short speech was delivered by Sanjeet Kumar (IRS) asstt. commissioner Central Excise & Services Tax, Shillong. Superintendent of Taxes, Mokokchung, Zulutemsu Longkumer gave a presentation on Goods and Service Tax . During the technical session presentation on overview, enrolment Registration & Migration and presentation of Returns & Payment were made by Sanjeet Kumar (IRS) asstt. commissioner Central Excise & Service Tax and superintendent of Taxes, Chubanaro respectively.

Vegetables seeds distributed to famers

180 EB$VOIB 5 /&3

days shelf life

64*/ 1 L DHO Dimapur Temsu Longkumer with staff and farmers on Friday. (NP)

Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M AY 1 2 (NPN): To introduce improved varieties of vegetable with high yield and resistance against common crops disease and pests, the department of horticulture on Friday distributed varieties of vegetables seeds to the farmers (vegetables villages) of Dimapur district under Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) scheme. MIDH is a Centrally Sponsored Scheme for the holistic growth of the horticulture sector covering fruits, vegetables, root & tuber crops, mushrooms, spices, flowers, etc. The seeds were handed over to the vegetables farmers from five blocks by District Horti-

500mL: 33,* 200mL: 14*

.31 JODM PG BMM UBYFT $POEJUJPOT BQQMZ

culture Officer (DHO), Dimapur Temsu Longkumer at training hall, SHN Dimapur, Green Park. Handing the seeds at the brief programme, Temsu encouraged the farmers to identify the crops that was suited in their villages. He also urged the vegetables farmers not to depend fully on government but put more effort so that they could improve the output and earn more from their efforts. DHO also asked the farmers to approach the officials to clear their doubts and officials have been asked to put in more efforts for the welfare of the farmers. Further, DHO briefed the farmers on the MIDH scheme and the availability of funds under the scheme.

YRS departmental exam

Dimapur: Departmental examination for the post of storekeeper and LDA-cum-computer assistant under the Department of Youth Resource and Sports (YRS) would be held on May 16 at 10 a.m in Kohima Arts College, Kohima. The candidates have been requested to report to the venue at 9 a.m with all the necessary original documents. The department has also informed that this would be treated as calling letter as no separate letter would be issued in this regard.

Pfutsero VCC union formed

DIMAPUR: A new platform for the village council chairmen (VCC) of Pfutsero under the nomenclature â€œPfutsero Division VCC Unionâ€? was formed on May 8. In a press note, VCC union secretary Kewepelo Tsuhah, informed that the decion to this effect was taken during a meeting of VCCs on May 8 in Pfutsero. The union will be led by VCC Pfutseromi Village, Neikhwetso Mero, as president and VCC Chizami Village, Kewepelo Tsuhah, as secretary along with four others as members. K

Y M C

Arunachal becomes 12th state to pass GST Bill the state have the required infrastructure in place to embrace GST. “Work on optical fibrelaying is being undertaken on war footing to connect far-flung rural populace so that each and every citizen of the state benefits from IT connectivity,” Khandu said. “GST will be simple and easy to administer, ensure better control on leakages with robust IT infrastr ucture, higher revenue efficiency, and relief in overall tax burden and with destination-based tax, it will greatly help in removing economic distortions and in development of a common national market,” Khandu added. The chief minister appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for bringing in an investment-friendly tax reform that would be of immense benefit to Arunachal Pradesh. “GST will remove a complex tax structure and lead to decrease in prices of commodities,” he said. Once GST is implemented, all entry gates erected for collecting various taxes will be abolished leading to check in revenue leakages, he

Ultra nabbed by army

Correspondent

Diphu, May 12: Red Horn division of Indian Army and a team of Assam Po l i c e Fr i d ay n a b b e d a suspected armed ultra from Jwallien village of East Karbi Anglong district, Assam. The arrested has been identified as Lanthang Hangsing, a native of village Jwallien. Two handmade

rif le and 10 rounds of ammunitions was recovered from his possession. The army action came close a day after chief election commission of Assam announced the date for Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) election. Election code of conduct has been imposed in both East and West Karbi Anglong and security has been enhanced.

said.

The chief minister further added that five regional offices would be set up at Pasighat, Namsai, Jairampur, Bhalukpong and Itanagar for GST implementation and officials in all districts trained in handling the new tax system. He added that NITI Aayog and the ministry concer ned were asked to address gap in IT infrastructure for successful implementation of GST. Khandu said that the government would work out the GST registration process towards checking dilution of trading license and tax evasion by nonArunachalee traders. The chief minister said that the Centre would compensated the state’s tax losses by increasing 14 per cent every year to the tax collected by the state during 2015-16 for a period of five years. The year 2015-16 has been kept as the base year for compensation, he added. Later the members present in the house passed the bill by voice votes before Speaker Tenzing Norbu Thongdok adjourned it sine die.

Six arrested on charges of rape and murder in Assam D ip h u , M a y 1 2 (Agencies): Six people, all likely to be minors, were arrested early on Friday in Assam on charges of allegedly raping and murdering a 21year-old woman in West Karbi Anglong district on Wednesday night. The accused allegedly raped and killed the girl while she was returning from a cultural programme with a male friend. Her body was found hanging from a tree on Thursday. “The accused were on the run. Six of them were arrested between 2:00 and 3:00am on Friday. We are awaiting a statement from the victim’s male friend to prove their involvement,” superintendent of police I n a mu l H a q t o l d t h e Hindustan Times. The woman, a male friend and 2 others went to attend a Bihu function on Wednesday evening. The accused allegedly waylaid them from near a school when they were returning from the event. While the 2 others were chased away with threats, 4 of the accused took the woman’s male friend to her house and told her family that both were found in a compromising position in the school and that the woman fled the

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri MERENTOSHI, presently residing at Kichutip Ward, District-Mokokchung, State Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am the deponent of this Affidavit. 2. That my name entered in service document of brother late Nokzar ex no.5000562 Rfn/GD as "MERENTOSHY" and in my school documents as "MERENTOSHI" is of one and same person. That the contents of para 1 and 2 are true with the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed thereon. Identified by : Sd/Sd/Hemant Rai M.A, LLB Deponent Advocate Merentoshi Mokokchung, Nagaland

DC-1035

Itanagar, May 12 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Friday became the 12th state in the country and second in North East after Assam, to ratify the Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill. Chief Minister Pema Khandu introduced the Arunachal Pradesh Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, 2017 during a daylong special session of the assembly, in the newly constr ucted assembly building here. The bill aimed at making a provision for levy and collection of tax on inter-state supply of goods or services or both by the state and matter connected therewith or incidental thereto. Va r i o u s m e m b e r s cutting across party lines while participating in the discussions supported the bill saying that it is aimed at ‘One nation one tax’, which would benefit the state immensely. Khandu while summing up the discussion said that consuming states like Arunachal Pradesh would benefit from the landmark tax regime. The chief minister revealed that almost all the district headquarters in

Northeast

scene. “All the six accused appear to be in their teens. They have confessed to being at the place where the incident happened but denied involvement in rape and murder. We are on the lookout for the seventh accused,” Bharat Chandra Kunwor, incharge of Baithalangso police station, said. The remaining 3 allegedly raped the woman and the act was reportedly repeated by the other 4 accused who returned to the scene later. The woman was allegedly hanged on a tree later to make it appear as if she committed suicide. “The victim’s body bore several injury marks and it appears she was subjected to torture and rape. The body has been sent for a post-mortem and the report will confirm what exactly happened,” Kunwor said. A case under various sections of the Indian Penal Code for rape, murder, voluntarily causing grievous hurt and criminal conspiracy has been lodged. Efforts are on to verify the exact ages of the accused.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 13, 2017

M’laya launches 24X7 helpline for distressed women Shillong, May 12 (PTI): Meghalaya State Commission Friday launched a 24X7 helpline to assist women in the domains of harassment and distress. “The helpline bearing number 181 is an attempt to provide all kinds of assistance - legal, police, medical, counseling and temporary support services - to women affected by violence,” Meghalaya State Commission for Women chairperson Theilin Phanbuh said here at its launch. It’s centre is currently situated at Ganesh Das Government Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Shillong. “The helpline is a long felt need for women in distress and its launch will be a boon in reaching out to those who need of help,” she said. Phanbuh also appealed to the helpline staff to dedicate themselves to the cause and work to restore the dignity of women. Social welfare additional chief secretary H Marwein, who was present on the occasion, said that the helpline is an “effective mechanism that will go a long way in curbing sexual abuse and atrocities against women.”

Regd. No. 140/2017 AFFIDAVIT Date : 09.05.17 I, Sri. GOPAL BOHARA,S/o Sri Ishwari Bohara, resident of H/No. 171, Electrical Colony, Ward 6, Naginimora, Mon, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That I have been appointed as a Vehicle Driver (Emp. Code : GONKAP50348) in the Power (Electrical) Department, Govt. of Nagaland, Mon District, Nagaland on 20.08.1992. 3. That since then my name has been inadvertently entered as KAPIL CHANDRA BOHARA in my Service Book whereas the correct name is Sri GOPAL BOHARA. 4. That my name GOPAL BOHARA may stand as corrected in all my documents of the Service Book. 5. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of stating or declaring before the concern authorities that my name Sri GOPAL BOHARA may stand as corrected. 6. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing contained therein is false. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 9th of May, 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4613

ULFA (I) recruiting youths, says Assam DGP Tezpur, May 12 (PTI): The banned ULFA-I is recruiting youths from different parts of Assam, its Director General of Police Mukesh Sahay today said. “ U L FA - I i s s t i l l recruiting youths from different parts of Assam and its commander-inchief Paresh Baruah is conducting it from Myanmar,” the Director General of Police said while interacting with media on the sidelines of a high-level security meeting at Army’s 4 Crops Headquarters here. Referring to action against other militant outfits in the state, he said operations against National Democratic Front of Bodoland(Songbijit) is on in Sonitpur district as well as across Assam. The combing operations against militants have been intensified ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Assam later this month, he said. “ Fo l l o w i n g a n t i insurgency operations in Bangladesh extremist groups such as Jamatul Mujahaddin, ULFA-I and NDFB-S may try to create

disturbance in the state. The security forces look into the matter very seriously,” the DGP said adding close circuit cameras would be installed on the streets in Guwahati within two weeks. The DGP said there we r e s eve r a l s e c u r i t y lapses in the M P Jewellers showroom in Guwahati where dacoits in a daring heist took away gold jewellery weighing seven to eight kg on May 9. Chief Secretary V K Pipersenia reporters said that if any government employee is disturbed by the behaviour of their superior officials or may have been deprived of their rights, they should contact him or DGP special branch and not use social media platfor ms to air their grievances. The security meeting was held in view of the May 26 visit of the prime minister and the threat perception from militants. It also discussed borderrelated issues between Assam and Ar unachal Pradesh as well as Nagaland, official sources said.

Regd. No. 3037/2017AFFIDAVIT

Date : 08.05.2017

I, Shri. Merilal Longmailai, S/o Lt. Binod Longmailai, resident of Doyapur Village Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows : 1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of above mentioned address. 2. That due to over sighted, I have inadvertently entered and registered my name as Shri. Merilal Kachari in my SBI bank account, bearing A/C No. 32487339199, S.B.I (Diphupar) Dimapur, Nagaland and also Shri. Merilal, S/o. Binod in my Aadhaar Card No. 8877 1864 1240, and also Merilal Kachari in my Govt. Service Identity Card. 3. That whereas my real and actual official name is Shri. Merilal Longmailai and the same has been recorded and reflected in my Govt. Service Identity Card issued by the competent authority. 4. That henceforth by the strength of this affidavit, I hereby declare that all my names appearing in this affidavit pertains to one and the same person. However for my convenience, I shall be known and recognised by my real and actual name i.e, Shri. Merilal Longmailai, S/o. Lt. Binod Longmailai. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of rectification/ correction of my name in the same account number before the concern Authority. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the contents of this affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and no material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declare before me. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4595

K-1390

northeast

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, may 13, 2017

enrollment camps State officials attend trg on climate change Police fire tear shells Aadhaar for Bru community people to control mob in Imphal

Imphal, May 12: Petrol pump owners in Manipur Friday agreed to withdraw their indefinite shutdown which begun earlier in the day. The protest shutdown was called by All Manipur Petrol Pumps Dealers Association (AMPPDA) against a public statement by the Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution (CAFPD) Director, Ranjan Yumnam. All oil pumps across Manipur remained close from Friday morning. However, some pumps opened in the afternoon after a talk between the agitating association and minister for consumer affairs, food and public distribution CAF&PD) Karam Shyam. AMPPDA has agreed to call off their stir of indefinite closure of oil pumps as an “understanding” was arrived at the talk, CAF&PD minister informed media after the talk. The minister said the incident occurred due to misunderstanding amongst the two parties and that the decision of opening the pumps has been made in view of the inconveniences the public will face.

Name of the Qualification Work Post Science Teacher B.Sc/M.Sc To teach High School Students Interested candidate can contact : 9612654270/9856306261 The National Institute of Health and Family Welfare Baba Gangnath Marg, Munirka New Delhi-110067 www.nihfw.org Admission notice for Post-Graduate Diploma in Public Health Management (Residential Course), Approved by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India for the session 2017-18 for Self Sponsored candidates. (Duration-One Year) Duly completed application from should reach the Academic Section, Administration Block, the NIHFW by 30th June, 2017 (15th July with late fee.) Institute will not be responsible for any kind of postal or other delays. For further details visit www.nihfw.org davp 17153/11/0003/1718

ADMISSION GOING ON for 2 BATCH UNDER IWSN TRAINING CENTRE Recognize by : Government of Nagaland TRADES :1. Fashion Designing Certiﬁcate (6 months) 2. Beauty & Wellness (3 Months) 3. Cutting & Tailoring Nominal Fees Apply Walk in Address : H. Apartments Opp. Mt. Hermon School Purana Bazar, 4th Floor 2L4 Phone No : 9615087982, 8014561828, 9862407502 ND

DC-984

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

BAPTIST HIGH

MISSION COMPOUND KOHIMA

ADMISSION OPEN FOR :- X & XII Arts,

XII Commerce & XII Science Academic Coaching For XII Science

NPSC/UPSC (Prelims) 2017, BPO

Separate Hostels For Boys & Girls Dial :- (O)03862-248365 (M)9436002701, 9862227758

VACANCY

APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING POSTS: 1. VICE- PRINCIPAL : Eligibility: MSC B.ED WITH 3 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN SUCH POSITION. 2. POST GRADUATE TEACHER – ZOOLOGY: Eligibility: MSC ZOOLOGY, PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN FOR THOSE WITH B.ED APPLICATIONS WITH PHOTOCOPY OF QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS AND RESUME MAY BE SUBMITTED IN THE SCHOOL’S OFFICE OR MAY BE EMAIL TO baptisthigh@gmail.com ON OR BEFORE 31ST MAY 2017. PRINCIPAL K-1393

GENESIS GIRLS HOSTEL

Opp. Bharat Petroleum, Army Supply Road Signal Basti, Dimapur, Nagaland * Spacious Rooms * Good Study Environment * Reasonable Fees * Run by a Theologian Family Walkable Distance to : * Pranabananda Women's College * Pranab Vidyapith HSS * S.D. Jain HSS * Honili Memorial HSS * St. Paul HSS Contact : 9615056696/9089908575

JOB VACANCY

CENTRE-II

NURSING COURSES ADMISSION STARTED Courses ANM Nursing Assistant (Dhai)

Eligibility 10th Passed 8th Passed

Duration 2 Years 1 Year

DC-1036

Ofﬁce Timing : 9:00 AM – 2:00 P.M Hostel Available Add : 4th Mile, Near Agri Expo Main Gate, Dimapur # 8974507931, 9089660785, 8119962193 DP-4637

DC-1046

NPSC ACHIEVER’S STUDY POINT

ADMISSION OPEN FOR B.ED/M.ED NCTE & UGC Approved University College : SLV College of Education, A.P University : Rayalaseema University For admission contact : Mr. Lichamo Yanthan, Kezieke, Kohima 8974411185/7896424507 K-1394

DP-4448

• Imparting personalized NPSC Prelims cum Main’s ‘SUMMER REFRESHER COURSE’ covering the core areas of the syllabus holistically and comprehensively by a well experienced and in field mentor. • One time EXCLUSIVE COURSE for NPSC (2017-18). • Helpful for both FRESH GRADUATES & old timers/seniors. HIGHLIGHTS  Class based on recent CHANGING TRENDS- covering both the conventional & unconventional perspectives.  Right tips & strategy to clear NPSC Pre cum Main’s Examination.  Periodical NPSC standard Mock tests. (FREE ORIENTATION CLASS)  Daily discussions on important current events. 15 MAY 2017 TIME:9AM  Individual counseling and feedback. Nearly 80% questions of previous NPSC Prelim & Main’s examinations were repeated either directly/indirectly from personal study materials. *Limited seat intake *Best in Market fee structure *Guest lectures by successful NPSC cadets *First come first *Success oriented * Interact & know their ‘success mantra’

German Cooperation, GIZ and IBDLP, Meghalaya on Climate Change Project Development, North Eastern

GALAXY COACHING CENTRE

ELITE HEALTHCARE TRAINING INSTITUTE

Fire destroys 29 houses in Arunachal

Itanagar, May 12 (Agencies): In an unfortunate incident, as many as 29 houses were reduced to ashes in a devastating fire accident which occurred in Kerang village of newly created Siang district in Arunachal Pradesh. According to the information, no casualty has been reported except for a minor burn injury sustained by a senior citizen. However, there has been extensive damage to properties. “The cause of the fire is suspected to be due to electric short-circuit, because many villagers claimed to have seen electrical sparks and also heard a loud noise,” said Kaying police station OC, O Lego.

ADMINISTRATOR

DP-4633

D imap u r , M ay 1 2 (NPN): Officers from Nagaland government attended a training conducted by the

DC-1033

Correspondent

POST VACANCY FOR SCHOOL AT DIMAPUR

Participants at the training on Climate Change Project Development in Shillong.

DP-4594

Petrol pumps in Mnp reopen

action. Mention may be made that locals of Chingmeirong area have been agitating demanding befitting punishment to the accused persons involved in the murder of the 20-year-old housewife. The locals have also completely dismantled the house of Inaocha at Chingmeirong Kabui Khul Mamang Leikai on the next of the murder. In a memorandum submitted to the chief minister and officer in charge of Lamphel police station, a joint action committee formed by the locals appealed to the authorities to understand the sentiment of the public and take appropriate actions for framing charge sheet against the suspects.

manner, he told PTI over phone from Kanchanpur. Deb today said the local administration has arranged to start taking photos for Aadhaar cards of students belonging to the Reang IDP relief camps from next week. Initially, the authorities would set a target of taking photos of 40 individuals per day for the first phase of the initiative. When asked about his take on the issue, Mizoram Bru Displaced Peoples Forum (MBDPF) secretary Bruno Msha said, “the decision would be beneficial for the camp inmates”. “I am sure it will help us”, Bruno said. He added that the Bru coordination Committee had earlier sought Aadhaar cards a couple of times.

DP-4656

IMPHAL, May 12: Manipur police Friday resorted to firing tear gas shells to disperse a group of womenfolk at Imphal East chief judicial magistrate (CJM) where alleged accused in the murder of a housewife were produced. Lunglailu Rongmei (20) of Imphal’s Chingmeirong Kabui Khul was murdered on May 5 afternoon. In connection with the murder case, police arrested her husband Khuraijam Inaocha, mother-in-law and sister-in-law on the next day. The husband has reportedly confessed of committing the crime. The trio was produced in the court of Imphal East CJM where they were re-

manded to judicial custody till May 26. While sending them to judicial custody, the court directed the police to record the confessional statement of the accused husband within 24 hours. When the accused persons were taken out of the court complex, a large number of womenfolk of Chingmeirong area and activists of women based civil organizations stormed the court complex and attempted to attack the accused persons. When the mob was out of control, additional police force rushed to the court complex and they resorted to tear gas shelling to disperse the crowd. Some women sustained minor injuries in the police

CONTACT :- 9856305960/7005023718. NEAR STATE STADIUM DIMAPUR

DC-1034

Correspondent

Agartala, May 12 (PTI): Tripura government has taken initiative to hold Aadhaar enrollment camps for Bru community people sheltered in seven camps in North district, official sources said Friday. “This initiative was taken by the district administration following demands raised by the students living in the camps as Internally Displaced People (IDP). This move would legitimise the IDPs who are living in the camps for last 20 years,” Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Kanchanpur Santosh Deb said. The Aadhaar cards would be given to students living in the transit camps in the first phase. The rest of camp inmates would be given their Aadhaar cards in phased

Region (NER) at Shillong from May 10-12. The departments include Irrigation and Flood Control, Fisheries, Health and Family Welfare, Agriculture, Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency, Nagaland Honey and Bee Keeping Mission, Forests, Environment and Climate Change, NEPeD, Nagaland Bio Resource Mission and GIZ, Nagaland. The intensive training was conducted with special emphasis on Nagaland, Mizoram and Meghalaya.

NOTICE INVITING TENDER Sealed tenders are invited from the appropriate class of Civil Contractors empanelled under Nagaland University for the under mentioned works. Cost of Estimated Earnest Sl. Money tender Completion Amount No. N/Work Deposit document time (`) (`) (`) Construction of Road side drain and providing 450 mm Hume pipe culvert Officers Quarter 01 (One) 1. near No. 31/32 at NU, 2,03,100.00 4,065.00 500.00 month Hqrs. Lumami (No. NU/L/ENGG-207/A33/2010-8022, Dtd: 12th May 2017) Repair/renovation of building earmarked for the KVS Teachers (painting, footsteps, s e c u r i t y f e n c i n g, and partitioning 03 (Three) 2. toilets of rooms) at NU, 6,93,300.00 13,870.00 500.00 months Hqrs. Lumami. [No. N U / E N G G - 2 0 7 / P. Bldgs(Vol-2)/20148023, Dtd: 12th May 2017] Tender documents can be had from the Engineering Section, NU, Hqrs. Lumami on working days upto 18th May 2017. The tender should be submitted in a sealed envelope addressed to the Registrar on or before 19th May 2017 (upto 2:00 PM). The cost of Tender document (non-refundable) is to be deposited through NU Challan. EMD from any Nationalized Bank through Demand Draft/Bankers Cheque and IPO worth `10/- (Rupees Ten) only duly addressed in favour Nagaland University, HQs. Lumami should also accompany along with the Tender. Nagaland University reserves the right to accept or reject any tender without assigning any reason, whatsoever. Registrar DC-1038

opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 156 Dimapur, Saturday, May 13, 2017

Rising unemployment

nemployment in Nagaland continues to rise and by the next five years or so, the problem will be acute in the light of the fact that the number of students appearing both HSLC and HSSLC examinations has shot up to around 37,000 during 2015,2016 and 2017. In 2015 there were 23,639 HLSC candidates of which 14,905 passed and 13,657 HSSLC candidates of which 9751 passed. In 2016 there were 22,970 HSLC candidates of which 15,027 passed and 14,508 HSSLC candidates of which 10,766 passed. In 2017 there were 22,446 HLSC candidates of which 15,754 passed and 15,472 HSSLC candidates of which 12,138 passed. From the above statistics it is evident that on an average, each year a little over 10,000 higher secondary students pass exams and enter college or professional courses. If even 50% of those enrolled in colleges graduate each year, the figure can only be enormous. A figure of approximately 5000 graduates joining the ranks of several thousand remaining unemployed (both registered with the government employment exchange and those unregistered) is not a small matter for a small state like Nagaland. Addition of around 5000 graduates in ten years will mean that approximately 50,000 will be jobless. It is estimated that 45% of the population in Nagaland are those belonging to the age group 15 to 35 and they cannot wait forever to get jobs. Till today, despite several years of expansion of government through bifurcation of departments or creation of new ones and also the policy of promoting entrepreneurship; unemployment continues to rise. These efforts have proved incapable of absorbing a significant segment among the rising number of unemployed youth in the state. There could be practically at least over one lakh unemployed youth in the state, by some estimates. There are many graduates, some specialized in a particular field and also a good number of pos graduates and they cannot find employment. The situation has indeed become desperate so much so that during recruitment drives for India Reserve Battalions, many graduates and a significant number of post graduates were among the applicants. Of course, it is a matter of debate if all could be recruited since degrees cannot guarantee jobs. Getting jobs are decided mainly on the basis of two issues- capability (merit) and patronage (influence). Of course, the issue of backdoor appointments in almost all departments has been a burning issue which defies justice. Despite the issue being on public domain as raised by various organisations, the practise hasn’t stopped. Unless something tangible is done to address this issue, the consequences on society can only be imagined. More jobs are needed but there isn’t any. To add to the problem, the state’s economy is on unsure ground as it has no industries but there is potential in the agriculture, village industries, horticulture, floriculture, medicinal plant, bamboo products, tourism and transport. Promoting private enterprise is the option to create more jobs but it can only thrive in a congenial environment and absence of which, has had a negative impact on the growth of the economy. If degrees cannot get jobs then there needs to be other ways to solve the problem and this calls for a clear and concerted effort.

DailyDevotion The Habit of Having No Habits If these things are yours and abound, you will be neither barren nor unfruitful… —2 Peter 1:8 When we first begin to form a habit, we are fully aware of it. There are times when we are aware of becoming virtuous and godly, but this awareness should only be a stage we quickly pass through as we grow spiritually. If we stop at this stage, we will develop a sense of spiritual pride. The right thing to do with godly habits is to immerse them in the life of the Lord until they become such a spontaneous expression of our lives that we are no longer aware of them. Our spiritual life continually causes us to focus our attention inwardly for the determined purpose of self-examination, because each of us has some qualities we have not yet added to our lives. Your god may be your little Christian habit— the habit of prayer or Bible reading at certain times of your day. Watch how your Father will upset your schedule if you begin to worship your habit instead of what the habit symbolizes. We say, “I can’t do that right now; this is my time alone with God.” No, this is your time alone with your habit. There is a quality that is still lacking in you. Identify your shortcoming and then look for opportunities to work into your life that missing quality. Love means that there are no visible habits— that your habits are so immersed in the Lord that you practice them without realizing it. If you are consciously aware of your own holiness, you place limitations on yourself from doing certain things— things God is not restricting you from at all. This means there is a missing quality that needs to be added to your life. The only supernatural life is the life the Lord Jesus lived, and He was at home with God anywhere. Is there someplace where you are not at home with God? Then allow God to work through whatever that particular circumstance may be until you increase in Him, adding His qualities. Your life will then become the simple life of a child.

Quotes

We build too many walls and not enough bridges.

~ Isaac Newton

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 13, 2017

Post-mortem Statement of the senior national workers from Nagaland state on the framework agreement Chq, Hebron, May 10 2017

istory will ever speak of the fact that the Nagas are a sovereign independent people from time immemorial. Of course, in the early part of the nineteenth century, the British imperialist forces occupied a part of Nagalim after 48 years long bloody confrontations with the Nagas. However, the rest part remained free from any alien power, which was called as ‘Free Nagas’. It is also a fact that the Nagas from the British occupied areas declared their independence on August 14, 1947 a day ahead of India and united with the ‘Free Nagas.’ The principle of ‘free Nagas’ is the foundation of Naga politics and their unique history. The plebiscite conducted in 1951 was a reaffirmation of the stand of the Naga People on their national principle. Ours is a case of invasion and that it is a resistance movement against the aggressor states of India and Myanmar in defence of our national principle. Our negotiation with the Government of India (GoI) is principle-based. So obviously, solution to the problem will also be principle-based. Any political arrangement or solution that betrays the principle is a road block to the solution. The Naga people continued their movement as past agreements and accords did not solve the problem. It is pointless to glorify the people or the Organization who made the accords of treason; it is meaningless to shift the blame to the enemies who outwitted and out manoeuvred the authors of the accords; it is ridiculous to invoke the names of heaven and earth for the political mistakes one has made; it is unscrupulous to justify the political wrong one has done. One must have the courage to speak the truth and amend the mistakes he has made for the sake of the people. The good news is that the Naga politics did not end there. The Naga people continued their movement under the banner of NSCN, where they have made many extraordinary achievements in course of their struggle. Indeed, they fought back the aggressors with all their available resources and strength. However, they can-

not keep fighting; they must talk with the GoI so that the problem is solved through dialogue. After decades of confrontations, punctuated with negotiations, the historic ‘Framework Agreement’ was finally signed between NSCN and the GoI as two entities. The agreement, which embraces all Nagas and their territories, is based on the uniqueness of Naga history. It speaks about mutual recognition of sovereign rights of the two people clearly stating that sovereignty of the Nagas lies with the Naga people and the sovereignty of India lies with the Indian people. It also speaks about recognition of the Naga identity and territories. But, the authors of the agreement did not stop there. They further took the commendable step in making the wise decision for co-existence and shared-sovereignty of the two entities in order to arrive at an honorable and durable solution. Rest assured that this agreement does not betray the principle of the Nagas; it will protect the right of the Nagas and guarantee the security of India as well; it will promote and strengthen harmonious interdependent relationship of the two nations. We are confident that it will open a great opportunity for the Nagas to develop themselves into their fullest size - materially, intellectually, spiritually and socially. The Naga people have a lot of reasons to say thank you to Mr. Narendra Modi, the honorable Prime Minister of India, his colleagues and Mr. R.N. Ravi, the Interlocutor of GoI and they are also equally thankful to late Mr. Isak Chishi Swu, His Excellency the Yaruiwo, Mr. Th. Muivah, honorable Ato Kilonser, the Chief negotiator of NSCN and his team for the historic ‘Framework Agreement’ signed on 3rd August 2015. This framework agreement has turned the politics of confrontation and opposition into the politics of dialogue and cooperation; it has turned our enemies into our friends; it has turned repressing of our right into respect of our right; it has turned suppression of our right into recognition of our right; it has turned the threat of our fu-

ture into protection of our future. This agreement will certainly heal the chronic scars of war and the wounds of oppression and persecution imprinted in the body and mind of the Nagas. It will rebuild the damaged psychology and broken relationship of the two people. It will be a strong bridge between the Nagas and the Indians for generations. It will provide an ample opportunity to the two peoples to building a highway of peace and progress in the region in particular and the South East Asia in general. Rejection of this historic agreement will amount to murder of the precious second chance the good Lord has given to the Nagas. On the other side of the coin, our people are witnessing the communal and factional cards being played by the agencies of GoI, which cannot be justified at all when both the parties are looking for the genuine solution at the highest level. Entertaining the ill-opinions of the anti-peace process elements is another sign of insincerity or double-standard. However, the Naga people hope and trust that GoI and NSCN will overcome all these hurdles and come to a smooth landing. They are convinced that the Framework Agreement will open the era of peace and progress in the land. At this crucial point of time, there are some people from some quarters who are out there talking of other option. The Nagas have had bitter experiences of Indian duplicity and imposition of their will upon them in past negotiations. It will be a futile exercise for any actors if the propagated option is to be a kind of political arrangement within the parameter of Indian constitution. Repeated shouting for principle is not enough, it must accompany with the survival strategy and policy for solution. Definitely, the Nagas are for the solution that does not betray the principle, which our collective leadership emphasizes on ‘principle-based politics and principle-based solution. There are also other people who are trying to interpret the issue in terms of number, not truth. It is a dangerous political

hypothesis if the claimed number does not represent the issue. We view the Naga national issue as sacrosanct because everything of the Nagas is in there. It must be defended at all costs and fought out even to the last man. The history of the Israelites would have been ended at the Mount Sinai had there not been Moses and a few of his followers who were deadly opposed to the motion of going back to Egypt. Our politics is about the future of the Nagas. Our solution too aims at it. We reassure our neighboring peoples and nations that the Nagas bear no ill-will towards any of them. The Nagas are for a harmonious interdependent relationship with them but on equal footing. Framework Agreement is about the Indo-Naga political issue. It is about the issue of the Nagas and their territories. The Naga people are not opposed to their issues. They are for a peaceful and harmonious relationship with them on the basis of mutual respect and recognition of their respective rights. KUKNALIM! S T E E R I N G E X E C UT I V E MEMBERS: Co-convener Zarsie Nyuthe, Pochury; Avuli Chishi, Sumi; Yanger Pongener, Ao; T.T. Among, USR; Vikiye Awomi, Sumi; Veniizo Zholia, Chakhesang; Lt. Col. Retd. Victor, Angami; Lieut. Col.(Retd) Kiyekhu, UT-I; Kihoto Yeptho, UT-I; Shikato Chishi Swu, UT-I; K. K. Angami, Angami; Col. (Retd) Meyutsuba, Ao; Vitoshe Achumi, UT-I; Neitsolo Venuh, Chakhesang; Alam Konyak, Konyak; I. Konglong Phom, Phom; Kumcho Chilimong -do- Yimchunger; Hangping, Asalu (ZLR); Thepuvezo Keyho, Chakhesang; Zaremo Lotha, Kyong/Lotha; Limachuba, Ao; Akhah, Konyak; Hosheli Achumi, Sumi CABINET KILONSERS: Medo Angami, Chaplee Kilonser, Angami; David Pere, Kilonser, Forest & Environments, ZLR; David Mero, Education Kilonser, Chakhesang; Meyong Phom, Lota & Hort. Kilonser, Phom; Zhehoto Awomi, Health

Kilonser, Sumi; Moang Ozukum, M.I.S. Kilonser, Ao CABINET WITHOUT PORTFOLIO Maj. (Retd) Hutovi, Kilonser, Sumi; AZ. Jami, Kilonser, Kyong/Lotha; V. Tuccu, Kilonser, UT-I; Lieut. Col. (Retd) Neipfupe, Kilonser, Chakesang; Shahoto, Kilonser, Yimchunger; Hukavi Yeptho, Kilonser, Sumi; Sangtii Konyak, Kilonser, Konyak; Kihoyi Swu, Kilonser, Sumi; Maj (Retd) Thangpong, Kilonser, Khiamnungan; Kesinga Khing, Kilonser, Rengma; Lesechim, Kilonser, USR; P. Tsichomong Sangtam, Kilonser, USR; Worthingla Lim, Kilonser, Yimchunger; Vikhoselie Nagi (Khosalie), Kilonser, Angami; Brg.(Rtd)Tusangchu, Kilonser, Saramati; Akha Konyak, Kilonser, Konyak; Penglong Phom, Kilonser, Phom; Dr. P. Mor, Kilonser, Angami; James Kewangm Kilonser, Pangmi; Tammila Zhimo, Kilonser, Sumi; K. Daniel Tikhir, Kilonser, Saramati; Tokishe Swu, Kilonser, UT – I; Tsezu Pojar, Kilonser, Pochury; Tokim Tikhir, Kilonser, Saramti; R.T. Tsanglao, Kilonser, Kyong/Lotha; K. Mero, Kilonser, Chakhesang; Moba Chang, Kilonser, Chang; Shikaho N. Achumi, Kilonser, Sumi; V. Makritsii, Kilonser, Angami; Venihii Vese, Kilonser, Chakesang; Vitoi Aye, Kilonser, Sumi; Col. (Retd.) Athrom, Kilonser, Konyak; Lt. Col. (Retd.) Angpa, Kilonser, Konyak, Chubakumzuk, Kilonser, Phom; Shongyong, Kilonser, Phom; Zeneituo, Kilonser, Angami; Hiiphuyi Venuh, Kilonser, Chakhesang; Khriesaroko Peseyie, Kilonser, UT-I; Langkhuh, Kilonser, Konyak; Maj. Retd. Megosede Khwukha, Kilonser, Angami; Arep Jamir, Kilonser, Ao; Iheshe Aye, Kilonser, USSR; Thepfutso Keditsii, Kilonser, Angami; Atoli Awomi, Kilonser, UT; Capt (Retd) Newto Chishi, Kilonser, Sumi; Y. Tsipi Sangtam, Kilonser, USSR; Zuholi Q. Tuccu, Kilonser, UT; Khehoshi Chishi, Kilonser, Sumi; Ngami Konyak, Kilonser, Konyak; Heshini A. Chishi, Kilonser, UT; Col. (retd) Supomeren, Kilonser, Ao; Wungmi Achumi, Kilonser, Sumi.

The Naga National Movement -The journey ahead Mr. President and my dear friends, The office bearers of Western Angami Public Organisation concerned with the course the Naga National Movement is taking today, had entrusted me to speak on the topic “The Naga National Movement -The Journey Ahead”. I was worried how to prepare a speech about our National Movement within a very short time. However, I have accepted the responsibility and I am here today. Coming to this village reminds me of our past national leaders from this village viz, Zasibito Nagi, Kruzhalie Peseyie, Vilekho Peseyie, Rivilie Nagi, Lhuwheto Nagi. This village not only contributed to our National Movement immensely but has been contributing to WAPO as well. Our leaders and various writers used to say that the Naga history existed for a long time, but today, I shall be sharing with you a brief historical account of our movement starting from the submission of the Memorandum to the Sir Simon Commission in January, 1929 to till date. God had revealed to our elders that the Nagas were a different nation and had led them in the past and that we shall be a different nation, meaning that Naga Nation will be an independent and soverign nation. How wonderful! For 41 years, Nagas fought with the British. Thereafter, starting from 1879/80 Nagas lived with the British as Naga Hills “Excluded Area” for some

decades. Before the advent of British, there was no relationship between Indians and Nagas. When British Government was about to leave South Asia following the conditions submitted in the Naga Memorandum, Nagas declared its own independence on 14th August, 1947 as a sovereign nation while India declared it on 15, August, 1947. After the World War II, Clement Atlee became the Prime Minister of Great Britain, but he failed to take decision as per the Memorandum submitted by the Nagas to Simon Commission even though he was a member of the Commission that visited Kohima in January 1929. Right after the departure of the British from India, a Hindu assassinated Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the Indian Nation. During this intervening times, the whereabout of Subhas Chandra Bose with whom AZ Phizo had some understanding was not known. To this day, his people (Bangalis) were asking about his whereabout. It was Jawarharlal Nehru who grabbed all the powers and started to suppress the Nagas. It was because of all these events, some British people when they came to Nagaland said “during the WW II, the Nation of Clement Atlee was destroyed by bombs, the economy of Britain became weak. Even America too pressed the British Government for which British gave India her independence.” Even some American confirmed this to be true.

Our leaders in the past did not blindly issue any statement nor did anything without concrete basis. Leaders of NNC did not agree with the then Assam Governor Akbar Hyderi on the proposed 9 point draft for Guardian Power. (June 26-29, 1947). It was because of the failure of this talk, the following leaders viz, T.Sakhrie, AZ Phizo, Kughato, John Angami, Khriesanisa Seyie, Kezehol Pusa, Lhuwheto Nagi and Namgwahieng Zeliang met Mahatma Gandhi at Bhangy Colony, New Delhi on July 19, 1947 which was a well known fact to all the Nagas and was also documented in books. For the Nagas to fight a war with India was unthinkable and cannot be imagined even in the wildest dreams. It was learnt that Hindustan was the second most populous nation in Asia. The trainings they received from the British and their weapons were far more superior and all very good. Despite of all these facts, Indian Armed Forces started to attack us, therefore, following Naga tradition, we were compelled to fight with India in self defence. In the past, we do not know the Indians and we never considered them to be our enemies, however, it was the Indian Army which started to harass and killed us, that is why we considered them to be our enemies. NNC followed the policy of “Non Violence” and “Non Cooperation”. Even among the Nagas, if any individual harasses or kills another

person without any reason, he will be considered as an enemy. However, with the spirit of reconciliation if the parties entered into any peace treaty, they became friends again. Likewise, even though India had killed and destroyed the Nagas, following international conventions, if any final settlement could be achieved, the Nagas desires to live with India as “friendly neighbour” in South Asia as suggested by Gandhi. Even in the war that was fought between Nagas and India, Nagas followed the rules of International Red Cross. On March 24, 1956 Nagas apprehended 78 Assam Police personnel at Satakha, but released them to Indian Government after disarming them. On August 26, 1960 an Indian Air Force Dakotta was shot down at Phor with 9 personnel in it. Detaining the 4 officials the other 5 NCOs were released. The Pilot, Flight Lieutenant Anand Singha along with the other 3 officers were released to the Red Cross Society after a few months of their capture. Even while ambushing Indian Military Convoys, Ambulances with Red Cross and those vehicles carrying women and children were never attacked. Many of these instances were narrated by the Indian Army writer Lt. Colonel Vijay Kumar Anand in his book “Conflict in Nagaland – A Study of Insurgency and Counter Insurgency”. When Indian Army entered Nagaland, they

fired upon all those who came across them and killed them, burnt houses, raped women folk, burnt and killed men folk with electricity, women and children were herded into Concentration Camps and Military Detention Camps (MDC) and thousands jailed. Many infants, pregnant women and old and infirm people died in these concentration camps due to malnutrition, diarrhoea, malaria etc. The Naga National Movement was not only a movement of National Workers, but it became a mass movement, where many died and suffered. We cannot forget all these. When the enemies took the Israelite to the banks of Rivers of Babylon, they cried “If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, Let my right hand forget its skill!” How can we forget all these, Nagas don’t ever forget what your parents had gone through?

When Gavin Young, a London based correspondent of “London Observer” returned to UK after a visit to Nagaland, wrote in 1961 “Nagas don’t have their Tunisia”. Praise God, today the Nagas have their Tunisia! Because of God’s love, the American Missionaries brought the Gospel of Jesus Christ and along with it modern education to the Nagas. It was because of this initiative by the Americans, today Nagas could take the good news to other parts of the world. We have to thank God and the Americans for this. The Indian Government suspected that the American Missionaries were inciting insurgency in Nagaland and issued “Quit Notice” to the Missionaries. This was very unfortunate. (To be concluded) Zapuvisie Lhousa, Executive Member, NNC

Reader’s Post

Unpaid salaries of Hindi teachers

Sir,

The Aggrieved Hindi Teachers of Changtongya SDEO under Mokokchung who were paid under C.S.S. have not received their salary of months i.e. for the month of August and September 2016. While the other district and SDEO under Mokokchung have already drawn their salary in the month of April which is causing untold sufferings to the teachers each day who were surviving without pay for the last nine months and urged the authority to look into the matter of uneven payment and release the salary at the earliest considering the sufferings of the teachers. Akumtemjen

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

saturday, May 13, 2017

Conscious decision taken against Justice Karnan: SC

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Friday said a “conscious decision” was taken by seven of its judges to sentence Calcutta High Court judge Justice C S Karnan to six months imprisonment by holding him guilty of contempt. “The seven judges assembled to take a conscious decision,” a bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar said. The CJI made the remarks while he was sitting with four other judges who were hearing the issue of triple talaq. He made the statement when advocate Mathews J Nedumpara, on behalf of Justice Karnan, mentioned the plea for recall of the May 9 order when the bench had come to the dias after lunch to hear the triple talaq matter. The CJI told the advocate that the bench was hearing a different matter and he should not make a mention but address his grievances before the registry. “We are in a different bench,” Justice Khehar said. However, the advocate said, “I am addressing the CJI only” and added that the plea related to suspen-

Justice C S Karnan sion of sentence of Justice Karnan. The CJI shot back “why you are coming here everytime? Go and give it (original copy of petition) to the registry. You are not accepting any oneoff procedure. You are only putting your ‘danda’ (stick) here. It does not work here”. After this observation, the advocate withdrew himself as the bench resumed the post-lunch hearing on triple talaq. However, after the day’s hearing, the counsel made another attempt to draw the attention of the bench, which left the dias without giving him audience. Nedumpara had also mentioned the matter earlier when the bench was

about to rise for the lunch break. He had asked the bench when would his matter would be listed for hearing. The CJI said “you had said registry was not accepting it (plea). We have sent it to the registry ... You cannot keep on handing over papers to us. You give it to the registry. There are norms.” Justice Karnan had yesterday moved the apex court seeking recall of the order holding him guilty of contempt of court and sentencing him to a six-month jail term. The seven-judge bench of the apex court had on May 9 passed the order sentencing Karnan to jail by holding him guilty of contempt of court and sentencing him to six months imprisonment, a day after he defiantly ordered eight apex court judges to be put behind bars. It had also ordered the West Bengal police to take him into custody forthwith. However, before the apex court had pronounced the order, Justice Karnan had left Kolkata and was reported to be staying in Chennai. The West Bengal police is yet to arrest him.

national

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

Parrikar faces flak over move to restrict media

Panaji, May 12 (IANS): The Congress in Goa on Friday accused the Manohar Parrikar-led state government of trying to use “draconian rules” to deny journalists access to the state Secretariat. Far from its motto of “zero tolerance to corruption”, the BJP-led coalition government was apparently gearing towards “zero tolerance to transparency”, said All India Congress Committee (AICC) Secretary Girish Chodankar in a press conference here. “If his claim of being a clean Chief Minister is true and he has nothing to hide, then why is he so paranoid about the media? In fact, this move is aimed at sending signals to police and bureaucracy to keep away from the media,” Chodankar said. The Congress leader’s comments came soon after the Goa Union of Journalists (GUJ), an apex welfare body of media persons in the state, on Friday demanded that the Chief Minister drop his plans of restricting media access to the Secretariat and holding selective media briefings. “Sir, over the last few days, many journalists have expressed their concern with us about your government’s move. We as GUJ are also completely against such a plan, because it will create hurdles in our duty. No government in the past

Manohar Parrikar has attempted to put restrictions,” the Union’s President Sadguru Patil said in a letter to Parrikar earlier in the day. Parrikar had informed a section of the journalist fraternity on Thursday that he was planning to bar journalists from entering the state Secretariat on Wednesdays -- a day when Cabinet meetings are mostly held -- and regulate media access to the Secretariat by allowing their entry by appointment only. Nearly a month ago, Parrikar had also discussed the plan to restrict entry of media persons to the state Secretariat with some members of the journalist union. Chodankar said Parrikar, who is heading an alliance government with a wafer-thin majority, was now trying to “hide acts of commission and omission of his government by trying to put restrictions on the media by denying them access to the state Secretariat”.

Unless Pak curbs anti-India attacks, ties will worsen: US

New Delhi, May 12 (IANS): The US intelligence chief has slammed Pakistan for its failure to curb support to anti-India militants and warned Islamabad that ties between the two countries would deteriorate if there is another “high-profile terrorist attack in India”. “They might deteriorate further in 2017, especially in the event of another high-profile terrorist attack in India that New Delhi attributes to originating in or receiving assistance from Pakistan,” Director of National Intelligence Daniel R. Coats said during a Congressional hearing on Thursday. Coats also sought progress into the 2016 Pathankot attack probe as he presented the intelligence community’s 2017 assessment of threats to US national security. “Islamabad’s failure to curb support to anti-India militants and New Delhi’s growing intolerance of this policy, coupled with a perceived lack of progress in Pakistan’s investigations into the January 2016 Pathankot cross-border attack, set the stage for a deterioration of bilateral relations in 2016,” he said. Last year, Jaish-e-Mohamed militants attacked the Indian airbase in Pathankot on January 2 and killed

EASTERN ACADEMY HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL Near Air Port : Diphupar-A, Dimapur ADMISSION NOTICE (ONLY FOR ARTS STREAM) FOR CLASS-XI (ELEVEN)

Admission forms are available in the School Ofﬁce only for Girls from other Schools. For boys, forms will be given to Eastern Academy Students only.

HSSLC Result (2017) : En-27, Ap-27, Pa-27. (100%) 2nd Division : 16,

Subjects offered : English, Alternative English, History, Political Science, Education, Economics and Sociology.

ADMISSION NOTICE

MOUNTAIN VIEW CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, KOHIMA AFFILIATED TO NAGALAND UNIVERSITY NEAR BSF CAMP. BELOW ATI OFFICE: KOHIMA

ARTS AND COMMERCE

Contact No: 0370-2280071/9856974717 Classes 11&12 B.A (Gen) B.A (Hons)

Admission 5500 6500 6800

Install (quarterly ) 3000 3100 3200

HOSTEL MONTHLY FEE - 3500

Looking for the Best Hostel in Dimapur ?

3rd Division : 2

Admission open for 2017 – 2018 Hostel seats are available for Girls only.

seven security personnel. Coats said easing of heightened Indo-Pakistani tension, including negotiations to renew official dialogue, will hinge in 2017 on a sharp and sustained reduction of cross-border attacks by terrorist groups based in Pakistan and progress in Pathankot air base attack investigation. Testifying before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence along with key intelligence officials, Coats said that New DelhiIslamabad relations remain tense following two major terrorist attacks in 2016 by militants crossing into India from Pakistan. “Increasing numbers of firefights along the Line of Control (LoC), includ-

K-1353

DP-4495

1st Division : 9,

Daniel R. Coats

ing the use of artillery and mortars, might exacerbate the risk of unintended escalation between these nuclear-armed neighbours,” he added. On Pakistan’s pursuit of tactical nuclear weapons, Coats said it “potentially lowers the threshold for their use”. Islamabad has developed short range tactical nuclear missiles to counter India’s Cold Start doctrine. According to the statement, the smaller and more mobile nuclear weapons were more prone to falling in the hands of non-state actors during any crisis situation as they would be outside the relative security of a storage site. Coats said that Pakistan-based terrorist groups present a sustained threat to US interests in the region and continue to plan and conduct attacks in India and Afghanistan. “The threat to the US and the West from Pakistanibased terrorist groups will be persistent but diffuse. Plotting against the US homeland will be conducted on a more opportunistic basis or driven by individual members within these groups,” he said.

"QUEST HOSTEL"

Add : Model Colony, Purana Bazar, Near Zion Hospital

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

For any information, please call : 07005080522, 08575300418, 09612188520

ST. XAVIER COLLEGE, JALUKIE

K-1320

CITY COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE SM Colony, Dimapur : Nagaland 797112

MI CASA HOSTEL FOR GIRLS (YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR DREAMS, WE TAKE CARE OF YOU)

Via - Railway Colony Road or Via-Civil Hospital Road Estd - 1992

MARCOFED COMPLEX, SIGNAL BASTI, NEAR DAILY EVENING MARKET (SHAAM BAZAAR) DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

www.citycollegedimapur.in

ADMISSION NOTICE A DEGREE COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE WITH HR. SEC. ARTS & COMMERCE (HOSTEL ATTACHED)

SPOT ADMISSION GOING ON FIRST COME FIRST BASIS

DP-4576

NPSC(Prelims & Mains)-2017

> Complete coverage of General Studies( Prelims& Mains ) > Detail explanation & sectionwise strategy on CSAT (Basic Numeracy, Data Interpretationon & General Mental Ability)

> General English (Strategy to know Essay-Writing & tricks for Grammar)

JNV Students Cl-12(Sc) Summer Coaching

Cl-12(Sc) Academic Tution

> Daily > all subjects (Phy, Chm, M, Bio) Mon-Sat > Regular unit-test, monthly-test as well as home-assignment

SBI/IBPS (PO/Clerk) & SSC (CGL/10+2)-2017

For Admission Contact: 8794016527/7085933202

NEW HOSTEL ADMISSION

DP-4575A

1. B.A – GENERAL & HONOURS (English, Political Science, Education). 2. HIGHER SECONDARY (Class-XI & XII Arts) (Political Science, History, Education, Sociology & Economics). 3. B.Com – GENERAL & HONOURS (Accountancy & Management). 4. HIGHER SECONDARY (Class-XI & XII) Commerce. OFFICE HOURS (8 AM TO 2PM)  03862-225389 LAST DATE OF ADMISSION 20TH MAY 2017

SPACIOUS ROOMS CONTACT : 7005781217 24X7 CLEAN RUNNING WATER AND ELECTRICITY WITH BACK UP 9436607500 HYGIENIC AND HOME COOKED FOOD 9856437515 IDEAL LOCATION WALKABLE DISTANCE FROM REPUTED COLLEGES/SCHOOLS LIKE ST. PAUL, LIVINGSTONE, PRANAB VIDYAPITH, PRANABANANDA, SD JAIN ETC.  GOOD STUDY ENVIRONMENT  SECURED     

SWASTI COACHING CENTRE

Medikhru Complex,Above Fastrak,Below HollycrossFootbridge, Dimapur

DP-4279

DC-968

ADMISSION NOTICE 2017

Admission Forms and Prospectus are issued for BA (Gen/Honours) Subject Offered : BA (Honours) : English, Sociology, Political Science & History. For details contact : Principal : 8731825772/8415825239 Ofﬁce : 8974835725/8732892998 DP-4526

FREE ADMISSION

EDWARD KIRE GIRL’S HOSTEL

8794016527/7085933202 Upper D’ Block, Opposite to North P.S and SBI, * Coordinator: Kohima : Nagaland – 797001

MODEL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Lower A.G. Colony, Kohima – 797 001, Nagaland NAAC Accredited Grade: B++ Email: moccollege@yahoo.in Website: www.modelchristiancollege.com

Walk able distance to:- Excel Coaching Centre - Mount Olive College - Baptist College/Baptist Higher Secondary School - Khedi Baptist Higher Secondary School

Admission to B.A. and B.Sc. 1st Semester 2017

K-1357

Convenience travel to:- Alder College - Don Bosco College/Don Bosco Higher Secondary School - Mount Hermon Hr. Sec. School - Oriental College K-1324

K-1337

First Come First Serve on Basis of Result and Interview Courses Offered Arts Science Honours  Education  Botany &  English  Chemistry Pass Course  Political Science  Geology  Sociology  Zoology Pass Course  History  Geography Facilities:  Well-equipped classrooms and labs  Transportation  Computer lab  Students Lounge  Wi-Fi  Cafeteria  Well-furnished library  Auditorium  Ramp for differently abled  Safe drinking water  Full scholarship for two orphans from any registered orphanage.  Admission Forms and Prospectus are available at the College Office. (9:00 am – 2:30 pm) For query, contact: 9402831942, 9436439791, 7005806121, 9856126522

SEAT LIMITED FIRST COME FIRST BASIS Contact No. +918974488432/+919856222848

KAKURO

No. 1956 Yesterday’s solution No. 1955

Swift VXI 2005 Price : 1.65

FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE

Contact : 9856080322

URGENT SALE

GYPSY SOFTOP

Nl01 Registration Price : 1.7 lacs (Negotiable) Contact : 9862503322 Tuensang K-1399

Contact : 9612770081

LAND FOR SALE

at NEW SHOWUBA 1) 72x100 (7200 Sq. Ft.) 2) 60x98 (5782 Sq. Ft.) No Filling Required Contact No : 7005833313 No Broker DP-4256

Across 7 Include real arrangement of work by Debussy (5,2,4) 8 King taking part in animated war dance (6) 9 Distant sort of meteor (6) 10 Giant production taking a hundred in the drama profession (6) 12 Vehicle seen by people in opera (6) 13 Titled Turk featured in magazine (3) 14 Delicate colour of father’s little telephone (6) 16 Pole getting spiteful or hare- brained (6) 18 Mad king is engaged in winter sports (6) 20 Engrossed as a camper? (6) 22 Hotel worker putting halibut’s tail in sort of herring pot (5,6) Down 1 Ace detectives may be bitter (4) 2 A hunting expedition, as far as I can make out (6) 3 Extravagant pair with gold braid (8) 4 Woman’s right to a title in Germany (4) 5 Time to get a calculator? (6) 6 Table set out to display safety device (4,4) 11 Metallic sound made by monarch of some Scots? (8) 12 New car is not impregnable (4-4) 15 Sharp stab of pain - one of a pair, for example, coming back (6) 17 Sharp form of statue (6) 19 An old barbarian acquired heroin (4) 21 Standard portion or medium selection (4)

at Signal Basti, Kevijau Colony, Lane 3, Dimapur 60 x 38  (Rs. 8,70,000/-) 64.5 x 36  (Rs. 8,95,000/-) 67.5 x 36  (Rs. 9,35,000/-) 100 x 39  (Rs. 15,25,000/-) 100 x 38  (Rs. 14,85,000/-) Contact No : 7005203884

DP-4492(A)

RENAULT KWID 2017 (NL) DATSUN REDI GO 2017 (NL) SCORPIO VLX M. HAWK 2011 (NL) BOLERO GLX 2005 (NL) i20 SPORTS 2010 (NL) i10 ERA 2009 (NL) SWIFT D'ZIRE VXI 2009 (NL) A-STAR LXI 2009, 2011 (NL) EECO (7 seater) 2010, 2011 (NL) ALTO K10 VXI 2011 (NL) ALTO K10 LXI 2011 (NL) ALTO 800 LXI 2013 (NL) ALTO 800 LXI 2014 (NL) ALTO 800 LXI 2013 (NL) ALTO STD. 2009, 2011 (NL) GYPSY E-III 2007 (NL) GYPSY KING (Auction) 2004 # 9774699215/9089314904

LAND FOR SALE 1. Near New Showuba Baptist Church, Dimapur Rs. 83/- per sq. ft. (Negotiable) 2. 4th Mile Dimapur, Near Ao Baptist Church Rs. 290/- per sq. ft. (Negotiable) 3. Notun Basti Junction, Dimapur Rs. 2200/- per sq. ft. (Negotiable) Contact : 9856899425

LAND FOR SALE

SIX BIGHAS MEADA PATTA LAND SALE at BOKAJAN TOWN AREA PER KATHA - RS. 4 LAKHS NEGOTIABLE

CONTACT : 07896534098 DP-4389 09435925429

LAND FOR SALE

1. at VIDIMA VILLAGE 15,000 Sq. Ft. main Road touch with house ` 15,00,000 (fifteen lakhs) only (negotiable) Contact : 9436803220 2. at NAGA UNITED VILLAGE, near C-Edge College 18,000 Sq. Ft. upland with Assam type house, retaining wall, iron gate and betelnut plantation. ` 47,00,000 (forty seven lakhs) only (negotiable)

Contact : 9862851373/9089528766

LOST NOTICE

I, Kubilung Nsarangbe am applying for a duplicate copy of HSSLC Admit Card as I have lost it. Name : Kubilung Nsarangbe F/Name : Iganglung Nsarangbe D.O.B : 17.04.1997 Regd. No : 172951094 Year : 2017 College : Peren Government College DP-4662

LOST NOTICE I, Ms. IMLIPENLA am applying for a duplicate copy of HSLC Marksheet as i have lost it. Name : IMLIPENLA Father’s Name : SHILUKABA Mother’s Name : Noklensangla HSLC Roll No : 1620011 Year : 2016 School : Senayangba Govt. Higher Secondary School, Ungma, Mokokchung K-1401

DP-4590

DP-4654

K-1416

DP-4661

IVY VOCATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE CUTTING - SEWING & EMBROIDERY DESIGNING

DP-4447

Chumukedima, Dimapur Area Measuring : 29515 Sq. Ft. Price : Rs. 130/- per sq. ft.

LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE

FREE ADMISSION

Tenyiphe-1 Village

Model : 2012 Price : 47000 (Nego)

MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF NORTH EAST Permanent Post. We need manager and representative. Applying person’s minimum qualification: HSLC – B.A Candidate’s age : 18-46 years For details contact Kohima branch: 7085389101, 7035249409

Govt. Registered - No - DTE/ TECH-A/5/2006-07-9567 DP-4645

Ph. No : 9856513497 (Dimapur) DP-4653

Contact No : 9856220171

Opp. Eastern Mirror, City Tower, Dimapur.

Contact : 8729927393, 8575382425 Days - Mon, Wed, Fri.

FREE COACHING CLASSES for ONE MONTH Maths/Science upto Class-X (NBSE/CBSE) at XPLORE COACHING CENTRE Shifted to Northern Angami Commercial Complex, Super Market, Beside Essar Petrol Pump, Kohima Road, Dimapur Contact : 9856311383

(T & C apply)

ADMISSION FREE

Singna Charok Girls Hostel Midland, Dimapur

K-1355

FREE ADMISSION EMERALD HOSTEL For Hr. Sec. Students (only) Nepali Basti, Dimapur

Contact No : 9436066092 8132807688

DP-4672

HOMELY CARE HOSTEL

ADMISSION FREE Khermahal, Dimapur near Friends Hall Contact : 8014113530

DP-4566

FOR SALE

DP-4015

SEITHEKEMA 'C'

Walkable distance from Patkai Christian College 100 Meters distance from (4-Lane) NH-29 Measuring 5 Puras Genuine buyers only. Contact : 08474818915

Model 2016 or 2017 Zonal Taxi with Permit

FREE ADMISSION

SENSOLE BOYS HOSTEL

Duncan Bosti, Dimapur

DP-3855

LAND FOR SALE

EECO

Brows & Lashes

Mocroblading eyebrows Eyebrow shading Lash extension for appointment contact +917085664813 http//instagram.com/ brows_n_lashes KOHIMA – DIMAPUR

K-1299

RCC Building for Sale at Taxes Colony, Lengrijan, Dimapur Price : 65 Lakhs (Negotiable) (No Broker please) Contact No : 9856511462 8974250050 DP-4565

WANTED

DP-4381

DP-4485(A)

DP-4278(A)

FOR URGENT SALE

DP-4406

DP-4651

1. 60 x 40 - Rs. 5,00,000/2. 60 x 130 - Rs. 15,00,000/Contact : 7085422928

Riverview Deluxe A/C G u e s t h o u s e , U z a n b a z a r, Guwahati. Clean, Comfortable, Homefood @ Rs1200 with breakfast. Peaceful locality. 09706341499.

Contact : 8132830015

Walkable :- Holy Cross, Little Star, MGM, Yemhi Contact : 7005377362 8413979283 * Single room available

ELEVATE BOYS HOSTEL

For Higher Secondary College Students Near Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School Kohima Contact : 8794114710 8729862370 K-1410

ADMISSION OPEN

JUNIPER'S HOSTEL

Boys & Girls Two bedded Rooms Niu Colony, Burma Camp Near Hindi College, Dimapur Free Admission

Contact No : 9612574661 9856201849

BEN BOYS HOSTEL

DP-4196

SOVIMA VILLAGE, 6TH MILE, NEAR TETSO COLLEGE CONTACT : 9436001607 9612816385 K-1398

FREE ADMISSION

LEILANI GIRLS HOME

Add : Kevijau Village, Thahekhu Road, Lane-5/V, Opp. : Plastic Factory Dimapur, Nagaland - 797112

Contact : 8414958398/7005630338

Nearby Inst. St. Paul Hr. Sec. School, Honili Memorial Hr. Sec. School, Living Stone Foundation Hr. Sec. School, Women's College, S.D Jain College, Pranab Vidyapith Hr. Sec. School

LOST NOTICE

DP-4419

I, Sedevituo Zuyie am applying for duplicate copy of HSSLC Registration card as I have lost it. Name : Sedevituo Zuyie F/Name : Mezhüzelie Zuyie Regd. No. : 1410244 Year : 2014 School : Govt. Hr. Sec. School Seikhazou, Kohima K-1408

STUDENT'S HOME HOSTEL

Khermahal Junction DP-4390

# 8837409505 8729877569

NABA BOYS HOSTEL FREE ADMISSION 10 - 20 of May 2017

Opp : Fun Cinema, Burma Camp Power House Colony. Walkable Distance to PCC, Pranab, Salt Christian College, SD Jain, City College. 24 hours Water and Inverter Back Up. Homely Environment & Food

+919856317179, +917005381719 DP-4429 +918257885065

LOST NOTICE

I, Thejarokuo am applying for duplicate copy of HSSLC Admit Card as I have lost it. Name : Thejarokuo F/Name : Thepfülhoutuo Roll. No. : 1511571 Regd. No. : 1221965 Year : 2012 College: Kohima College Kohima Finder may kindly contact: 8014246301, 8575248640

K-1397

No. 3130 Yesterday’s solution No. 3129

LAND FOR SALE

EDUCATIONAL

Admission Notice 2017- Direct Admission Going on Engineering Diploma and Degree Courses in civil Engineering & Automobile Engineering. Eligibility-10 th Pass/10+2/I.T.I Lateral entry scheme is available for I.T.I/ Diploma Holder. Hostel Facilities. Contact : Assam Professional A c a d e m y ( A PA ) , U l u b a r i , Bora Service, Guwahati-07, PH : 9508207595/9854236557

JOB VACANCY

Galaxy BPM services Pvt. Ltd. is looking for 100 voice agent for international BPO in Kolkata, fresher of experienced both are welcome. Attractive Salary. + Free Accommodation.+Incentive. Contact : 7423832410/9077474841

LOST NOTICE

I, Mr. James Yanthan, S/o Mr. Yambemo Lotha, am applying for a duplicate copy of HSLC Admit Card as I have lost it. Name : James Yanthan F/Name : Yambemo Lotha D.O.B : 25/11/1982 Roll No : 913177 Year : 1999 School : Nagaland Police Central School, Chumukedima Town Contact No : 9612507045

DP-2781(A)

Su doku

HONDA BRIO Model : 2012

YAMAHA FZS

per cent. The RBI, meanwhile, fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 64.3043 and for the euro at 69.8859. Though, the forex trading was largely confined to a narrow range amid some caution ahead of key macro data release, a forex dealer commented. The industrial production data (IIP) for March and both retail and wholesale inflation data for April came after market hours. FIIs bought shares worth a net Rs 1,306.71 crore yesterday, extending their buying spree for the second session. The US dollar traded generally higher across the board on hardening hopes that the Federal Reserve will raise US interest rates in June.

No. 8511 Yesterday’s solution No. 8510

FOR URGENT SALE Alloy Wheel, Insurance, anytime warranty Running 35,000 Km NL-07. Price : 3,30,000/Contact : 8974819999

85 Bighas (Hillock)

4 km from Noune Resort Rs. 70 Lakhs Contact : 7423820241

and Taiwan declined 0.15 per cent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng, however, rose 0.12 per cent. In Europe, Paris CAC 40 was down 0.07 per cent, while London’s FTSE rose 0.15 per cent in early deals.

DP-4438

Crossword

Mumbai, May 12 (PTI): Rising for the second straight day, the rupee strengthened by 7 paise to end at 64.31 against the US dollar on sustained selling of the American currency by banks and exporters. Abundant capital inflows into local equities alongside unwinding of long dollar positions by traders also gave some significant support to rupee trade. The r upee opened higher at 64.33 from overnight closing of 64.38 at the forex market amid steady supplies of dollars. The domestic unit gained further ground to hit an intra- day high of 64.26 in mid-morning deals and hovered in a narrow range before giving back some early advances to finish at 64.31, showing a gain of 7 paise, or 0.11

Model : 2007, Silver Price : 1,75,000/- (Nego) Contact : 9774780928

LAND FOR SALE

Four Lane Touched

FOR SALE WAGON R VXI

bought shares net worth Rs 1,306.71 crore yesterday, as per provisional figures issued by the stock exchanges. Global cues were mixed as Japan’s Nikkei fell 0.39 per cent, South Korea shed 0.45 per cent

DP-4632

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (PTI): The revenue department has exempted residents of Assam, Jammu and Kashmir, Meghalaya, and citizens above 80 years from mandatory quoting of Aadhaar to obtain PAN cards and file tax returns. A notification in this regard has been issued by the government. This comes at a time when a case challenging mandatory use of Aadhaar for PAN (permanent account number) and filing income tax return (ITR) is pending in the Supreme Court. The apex court has reserved its verdict on a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of a provision in the Income Tax Act to make Aadhaar mandatory. The finance ministry notification gives the exemption to “an individual who does not possess the Aadhaar number or the enrolment ID” who is residing in Assam, Jammu and Kashmir and Meghalaya. The exemption is also for persons of 80 years or more, non-residents and non-citizens. The government, under the Finance Act 2017, has made it mandatory for taxpayers to quote Aadhaar or enrolment ID of the Aadhaar application form for filing tax returns. Also, Aadhaar has been made mandatory for applying for PAN with effect from July 1, 2017. The department, till now, has linked over 1.18 crore Aadhaar with its PAN database.

Rupee up 7 paise to 64.31 against dollar

brokers said. After resuming higher, the 30-share Sensex advanced to the day’s high of 30,299.74. However, it succumbed to profit- booking and fell to 30,111.45, before finally settling at 30,188.15, down 62.83 points, or 0.21 per cent. Likewise, the 50-stock NSE barometer Nifty finished lower by 21.50 points, or 0.23 per cent, at 9,400.90 after shuttling between 9,437.75 and 9,372.55. M e a n w h i l e, F I I s

DP-4684

Aadhaar not a must for PAN, ITR in Assam, J&K, Meghalaya

month, from 2.96 per cent in March. Overall food inflation, or the rate of price increase, for April was at 0.61 per cent as against 1.93 per cent previously. “Despite the lowerthan-expected inflation prints, the MPC of the RBI may still choose to wait until the effects of the GST and HRA revision on inflation become clearer, and opt for a pause in the June 2017 policy review,” said Aditi Nayar Principal Economist with ICRA. N R Bhanumurthy of economic think tank NIPFP the inflation would come down further in a couple of months largely because of sharp decline in food prices. “But the RBI doesn’t look at these number per se. They would be look at what would be inflation six or nine months down the line. Perhaps it reads inflation expectations,” he said. Earlier in the day, the government released the wholesale inflation data on new series with revised base year of 2011-12 as against 2004-05.

Mumbai, May 12 (PTI): Taking a breather after a four-day rally, markets eased from record highs today as investors stayed on the sidelines amid mixed cues. Caution set in as participants awaited a clutch of macroeconomic data before making their next move, brokers said. The 30-share Sensex slipped 63 points to end at 30,188.15, while the broader NSE Nifty finished 21.50 points lower at 9,400.90. Both the benchmarks had soared to record highs in the previous two sessions on sustained buying by both domestic and foreign investors. For the week, the Sensex ended up by 329.35 points (1.10 per cent) while the Nifty gained 115.60 points (1.24 per cent). “Bulls are taking a breather after yesterday’s all-time high. Some caution was seen before the important economy data of CPI and IIP,” said Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services. Skymet’s warning of weak monsoon also put the brakes on the recent rally, which was triggered by IMD’s forecast for a normal monsoon this year,

DP-4657

side risk to inflation. The next policy is scheduled on June 7. The mandate of the RBI is to contain the inflation at 4 per cent, with a margin of 2 per cent on the either side. As per the CSO data, Pulses and products recorded a sharp fall in prices in April, with deflation of 15.94 per cent, while vegetable prices fell by 8.59 per cent. The comparative figures for March read (-)12.42 per cent and (-)7.24 per cent. In the fuel and light category, the inflation reading in April stood at 6.13 per cent, higher than 5.56 per cent in March. Fruit prices grew at 3.78 per cent in April, slower than 9.35 per cent in March, showed the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI) data released today. For cereals and products, the rate of price rise in April, at 5.06 per cent, was lower than 5.38 per cent in the previous month. For meat and fish, the inflation print came in at 1.90 per cent during the reported

Markets come off life highs, Sensex slips 63 pts

K-1402

New Delhi, May 12 (PTI): Retail inflation unexpectedly fell below 3 per cent in April to multiple year low, putting pressure on RBI to cut interest rate after it took hawkish stance in last policy review citing upside risk on prices. Retail inflation, based on Consumer Price Index (CPI), dropped to 2.99 per cent in April over last year, mainly due to lower cost of food items, including pulses and vegetables. CPI inflation stood at 5.47 per cent in April 2016. The Central Statistics Office (CSO), which releases the CPI data, has revised upwards the March inflation to 3.89 per cent from the earlier estimate of 3.81 per cent. The six-member Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of India factors in the retail data while deciding the bimonthly monetary policy review. In its policy review on April 7, RBI had left the repo rate or benchmark lending rate unchanged at 6.25 per cent for the third time in a row citing up-

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, may 13, 2017

DP-4676

Retail inflation falls below 3% as food prices cool

business

DP-4649

NITI CEO envisions National Herald case: Congress electric vehicles in India accuses govt of misinformation

Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi

NEW DELHI, MAY 12 (AGENCIES): The Congress today accused the government of “campaign of misinformation and distortion” regarding the National Herald case, after the Delhi high court refused to grant relief to party president Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul in connection to the case. “The amount of misinformation going on with regards to Young Indian/ National Herald, makes me wonder does the Govt have anything better to do in this country than to circulate unsigned notes which are actually campaigns of misinformation and distortion,” Congress MP A M Singhvi told mediapersons at a press conference today. Earlier in the day, it was reported that the Delhi high court declined to stay

national

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, may 13, 2017

the income tax proceedings against Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald misappropriation of assets case, and asked them to approach the tax authorities. The case stems from a complaint by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy, who had alleged misappropriation of funds to the tune of Rs 2000 crore in the acquisition of Associated Journal Limited (AJL), the publisher of National Herald, by Young Indian Private Limited -- a firm in which Sonia and Rahul Gandhi each have a 38 per cent stake. The Young Indian company, represented by Singhvi in his power as senior advocate, withdrew its plea seeking stay on the IT proceedings against it, after a division bench of Justice S Muralidhar and Justice

Chander Shekhar asked it to approach the concerned Income Tax assessing officer. Singhvi claimed that an unsigned note circulated by goverment proxies was saying that the high court had issued a directive to the to I-T department to investigate the matter, before setting the record straight. “The high court observed that all the points raised in the writ in front of HC, can be raised in front of the I-T department. Court recorded my statement and gave me liberty in the judicial order that all points raised by me can be raised in the I-T department, including the jurisdictional point. Because of that, I withdrew the writ. This is the order,” Singhvi said. Reacting to the court’s directive, Singhvi accused gover nment agents of spreading “false facts”, which, according to him, indicated the ruling party’s vindictive politics. “It’s a sorry state that government agencies, by proxy, are engaging in incomplete and distorted information, possibly bordering on contempt of court. This shows the government’s fear, insecurity, and vindictive approach,” the Rajya Sabha MP charged.

New Delhi, May 12 (IANS): Electric vehicles are the future of India’s transportation system and could save billions of dollars in fuel cost while also reducing pollution, a report released by NITI Aayog on Friday said. The report, jointly published with Rocky Mountain Institute, says that India can reduce its annual diesel and petrol consumption by 156 million tonnes by 2030 saving a total of Rs 3.9 lakh crore ($60 billion) per year by adopting a shared, electric and connected mobility future. This would also save around one gigatonne of carbon emissions between 2017 and 2030, it said. After releasing the report here, NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said that with India facing rapid urbanisation over the next three-to-four years, it must not follow the American model of urbanisation which was essentially based on availability of cheap land, water and oil. He said electric vehicles were the future of transportation and India needed to embrace them. “Like it or not, electric vehicles will happen in India. The challenge is how to do it rapidly and how to do in scale and size,” Kant said. The CEO added that he could see the transition happening in a big way in a

decade’s time with battery costs reducing by half in every five years or so. “But if we delay adapting to this change, we would end up importing electric vehicles and batteries instead of oil.” “And even when all Indian vehicles are converted to electric, the subsystems import bill would be equal or higher than what oil import bill would have been if we continued with petrol and diesel vehicles,” he added. Kant said the solution was to start manufacturing electric vehicles as early as possible and make manufacturing an integral part of the strategy going forward. According to the report titled ‘India Leaps Ahead: Transformative Mobility Solutions for All’, India can save up to 64 per cent of anticipated passenger mobility-related energy demand and 37 per cent of carbon emissions by 2030. “Every day, nearly 50,000 new motor vehicles (two-, three-, and fourwheelers) hit the roads and India has seen a 10 per cent annual increase in vehicle registration over the past decade. “If current trends continue, the number of personal vehicles in India could increase three to fourfold by 2030, at significant direct and indirect costs to the economy and society,” the report said.

Shiv Sena MLA sends his ‘proxy’ to drought-hit village

Former corporator Yashodhar Fanse was introduced to unsuspecting villagers as MLA Chabukswar.

M u m b ai , M AY 1 2 (AGENCIES): A Shiv Sena legislator representing Maharashtra’s drought-hit district of Osmanabad allegedly sent a proxy to his constituency to talk to affected villagers. Gautam Chabukswar, the Shiv Sena MLA from Osmanabad, sent a former

corporator in his place after being directed by party chief Uddhav Thackeray to visit a village in the drought-hit district. For mer cor porator Yashodhar Fanse was introduced to unsuspecting villagers as MLA Chabukswar. This happened after the

Shiv Sena launched the ‘Shiv Sampark Abhiyan’ in which all party MLAs visited the drought-hit areas of Marathwada and Vidarbha. BJP, which formed the government in the state in alliance with Sena, slammed its ally over the incident. “This is shocking. Elected representatives should reach out to the public,” BJP leader Shaina NC said. Former chief Minister and Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan said, “I am shocked. The BJP-Shiv Sena government has taken the whole farmer issue very lightly. The Shiv Sena MLa has outsourced his work. This is a farce.” “I don’t think the Speaker or the CM will take any action. We have become very lenient. Big wigs and VIPs are never punished,” he added.

Sacked BSP leader questioned by UP Police

Lucknow, May 12 (IANS): Two days after his expulsion from the BSP, former Uttar Pradesh Minister Naseemuddin Siddiqui was questioned by police here on Friday over his alleged use of abusive language against a state BJP leader’s wife and daughter last year. Siddiqui was quizzed at the Hazratganj police station after he reached there in the afternoon, a police official said. Police had issued him notice to present himself for questioning on Friday. Siddiqui left after some time, saying he had to go and offer ‘namaaz’ (prayers). He

did not speak to the waiting media. A case was filed on July 22, 2016, against Siddiqui after he, then a BSP leader, used foul and derogatory language against Swati Singh -wife of former Bharatiya Janata Party leader Dayashankar Singh and now a minister in the Yogi Adityanath government -- and their daughter. Siddiqui had allegedly made offensive statements against Swati Singh and her daughter after Dayashankar Singh allegedly had used derogatory language against Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo and former Chief Minister Mayawati.

DP-4634

DP-4621

DP-4643

RIKHUBA COLONY, CHOZUBA DIST. PHEK, NAGALAND For Admission Skill Development Program of Cutting, Tailoring & Knitting for Short duration course based from 15th May 2017. Admission fee ....... 1500/Schedule .......... 120 hrs. Contact No : 8119887613/9089207878

DP-4641

WEAVING & HANDLOOM INSTITUTE

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

ADMISSION NOTICE

Prospectus is available during ofﬁce hours (09:00 AM - 01:30 PM) for the following courses : SL. NO

REGULAR COURSES COURSE

Class-XI - Arts & Commerce

B.A 1st Semester (Morning) - General & Honours (English, Sociology & Political Science). English, History, Political Science, Education, Economic & Sociology

DP-4234

B.A 1st, 3rd & 5th Semester (Evening)

• Hostel for Boys and Girls & Bus Service is available. • NCC Air Force Wing • EU • NSS Contact :Ofﬁce - 03862-224098 Principal - 9612904883 Vice Principal - 9862854474 Dean of Student - 9774951067 E-mail - eccnag@gmail.com Website-www.easternchristiancollege.com DP-4470

Principal Eastern Christian College

state

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, May 13, 2017

Discipleship Bible College 34th convocation DC Kohima on Aadhaar enrollment

Staff Reporter

(Inset) Y.Nuklu Phom. Graduating students along with principal and faculty. (NP) prophetic message from God. At the programme, awards were also given out. D.Haralu academic proficiency prize was received by Imnasenla Longkumer and Rongsennukla; Rev. Dr. Edward Winter Clark discipleship award-I.Moasunep and T. Alemtemsu Ao; Rev. I. Longri Ao peace awardC.Nahngom Konyak and Chumdemo Patton; Rev. A. Riküm scripture awardImnasenla Longkumer and Rongsennukla; Rev. J. Onen Ao, servant-leadership award- Alokali Zhimomi and Ayan Konyak; Rev. L a n o L o n g c h a r

DIMAPUR: With the launching of JIO Wi-Fi connection on May 12, C-Edge College became a Wi-FI campus. Saranga Patowary, Lead HNI (High Network Individual) North East JIO, Guwahati, graced the event and launched the Wi-Fi connection, making the college a Wi-Fi campus. He remarked that CEdge College was one of the few colleges to be selected for free Wi-Fi connection. Er. Moa Aier, president of the college, appreciated the Jio team for making the college a Wi-Fi campus. Earlier, introduction to the event and invocation for the programme were done by assistant professors Wapangla Imchen and Limongi Khuvung respectively. The inauguration programme was attended by the students, faculty and JIO team. The launching programme culminated with interactive session.

eral secretary along with six missionaries and Mission and Evangelism directors/ secretaries of five Sumi Associations (SBAK Aizuto/ SBAK Nitomount/ Sumi NCRC/ SABAK/ WSBAK) and director of Sumi Baptist Convention as advisors. Meanwhile, the Sumi Baptist Convention has conveyed its gratitude to the host association, SABAK Pughoboto, executive secretaries and their staff of five Sumi Associations (SBAK Aizuto/ SBAK Nitomount/ Sumi NCRC/ SABAK/ WSBAK), the program participants, the missionaries and all who supported the program in various ways.

FELICITATION The Rotomi Welfare Society, Kohima extends our heartiest congratulations to:1. SMTI. KUHOLI CHISHI, W/o Prof. Rev. Akheto Yepthomi on her promotion to Director, Higher Education, Nagaland Kohima. 2. SMTI. SHIAYEHKALI A CHOPHI, D/o T Akato Sema for securing 8th position in HSSLC Examination 2017 (Science stream) The Union also congratulates all its members for successfully passing their HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017 and wishes them success in their future endeavours. Ikato Shohe Khekishe Shohe General Secretary Chairman OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

KHEZHAKENO STUDENTS’ UNION

MESULUMI STUDENTS’ UNION

Phek District, Nagaland

P.O. CHIZAMI-797102

FELICITATION

With immense joy and pleasure the Mesulumi Students' Union extends our heartiest congratulations to all its members for successfully passing their HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2017. We thank our Almighty God for their success, further prays an wishes them the very best in all their future endeavours. Mr. Lhimese Tsido Mr. Kedupre Letro President (MSU) Gen. Secretary (MSU) OFFICE OF THE

CHIECHAMA STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATION

The Chiechama Students’ Union with immense pride and pleasure would like to congratulate Miss. Kezevinuo Rüpreo D/o Lt. Neihulie Rüpreo for being selected as Post Graduate Teacher (Class-II Gazetted) in the recently conducted NPSC and also Mr. Khrietuo Kire S/o Mr. Menuokholie Kire for securing the Top 6th position in the HSLC Examination 2017. The Union further congratulate all the successful candidate of HSLC and HSSLC 2017. The Union wishes them great success in all the future endeavours. Kevizobei Metha Kevimenuo Rüpreo President Asst. General Secretary Chiechama Students’ Union Chiechama Students’ Union

K-1361

C-Edge College becomes Wi-Fi campus

presented a paper on “Envisioning Long Term Mission” while Rev.Tokheho, executive secreatry NCRC, exhorted the missionaries. The main highlight of the programme was PowerPoint presentation of the field ministry activities by different Sumi mission fields and presenting cultural items representing their tribes in India. During the conference, the following members were selected to lead the SMF for two years (20172019): Mughahoto, Pastor SCF Shillong as president; Hutoshe, Missionary Jorhat Assam, as vice president; Avito, Missionary West Kameng Arunachal, as gen-

K-1360

DIMAPUR: The Sumi Missionary Conference under the umbrella of Sumi Baptist Convention comprising all Sumi denomination was held at SABAK Mission Center Pughoboto from May 9 to 11, under the theme “Ready and Unashamed” with Rev. Dr. Z.K. Rochill, Senior Aux. secretary BSI Dimapur, Rev. Khevihe Yeptho, associate director NMM and Dr. Hokheto Chophi Pastor Sumi Baptist Church Kohima, as speakers. Rev. Shikuho Zhimo, secretary Mission department WSBAK, led the bible study and Pastor Nivukhu of Chekiye Baptist Church

DIMAPUR:Focusing on the ‘Green Pughoboto’ -A Thuwu-ni Pughboto project, citizens of Pughoboto division led by minister for Roads & Bridges, Y.Vikheho Swu planted varieties of saplings at the new mini Secretariat Complex, Pughoboto on Friday, May 12, an official bulletin informed. A brief function was organized to mark the event. Speaking at the programme, Vikheho said that the idea was to make the entire villages under Pughoboto beautiful and scenic places and be the ‘Cleanest Constituency’ in Nagaland. He informed that the programme which was launched under LADF in the past few years, was being reviewed and will continue for the next coming years. The minister also said the proposal for shifting all the offices to the new mini Secretariat Complex, Pughoboto was taken up in 2014, adding that the office

NAGA PEOPLES’ FRONT 53 A/C Tuensang Sadar-1 Dist. Tuensang : Nagaland

OFFICE OF THE SEKRUZU AREA WELFARE UNION, KOHIMA KOHIMA, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The NPF 53 A/C Tuensang Sadar-1 express our heartiest congratulation to our leader Shri. Toyang Changkong Chang, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, NRE, F& ES on being appointed as Chairman DPDB Tuensang. The NPF party of 53 A/C also thank our Honb’le Chief Minister and President NPF Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu for appointing a young and dynamic leader under his leadership. Further, the party assures unflinching support and steadfastness to the NPF led DAN Govt’ under the leadership of our Hon’ble Chief Minister and NPF President Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu. Chumehean Chang General Secretary

FELICITATION

The Sekruzu Area Welfare Union Kohima would like to express our sincere congratulations to Dr. Er. Vekho Swuro for being appointed as Liaison Officer, Nagaland House, New Delhi. The Union wishes him long life and success in his future endeavour. The Union also lauds Nagaland Chief Minister Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu for his gracious sympathy entrusting with unearned responsibility to our fellow member Dr. Er. Vekho Swuro. we are indeed indebted to his kindness and thoughtful gesture shown to our people. We are proud to have a veteran political leader like him as our Chief Minister, we pray that Almighty God will grant him abundant wisdom, sound health and long life in his future endeavour. John Keyho Rukuvoyi Keyho Secretary Treasurer, SAWU Kohima SAWU Kohima

The Khezhakeno Students’ Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Seso Koza S/o Lakho Koza and Mr. Vietelo Arüji S/o Lt. Kodokha Arüji for securing Top 18th and Top 6th in HSLC and HSSLC respectively. Congratulations for your stupendous success. KSU Officials K-1375

OFFICE OF THE ZHERI STUDENTS UNION, KOHIMA FELICITATION The Zheri Students' Union convey its heartiest congratulations to Dr. Akhono Sakhrie, D/o Shri. Kikrovi Sakhrie, Z. Khel of Viswema Village, Kohima for being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Anthropology in the school of Social Science, University of Hyderabad. Thesis Entitled: Food and Kinship: A Case Study of the Kuzhami of Leshemi Village in Phek District, Nagaland. The Union extends our hope and wishes her more success in her future endeavors. President General Secretary Whebul Tsukru Letso Mekro

K-1383

Participants at the Sumi missionary conference in Pughoboto.

‘Green Pughoboto’ -a Thuwu-ni Pughboto project

OFFICE OF THE KIPHIRE AREA SANGTAM UNION

KOHIMA : NAGALAND 797001 FELICITATION The Kiphire Area Sangtam Union Kohima (KASUK) take immense pride and honour to convey our heartiest congratulations to the following members for their achievement in their respective fields. 1. Shri. John Tsulise, NCS, of Phelungre Village on being promoted to Joint Secretary, Higher Education to the Government of Nagaland, Kohima. 2. Smti. R.Akila Rothrong of Singrep Village on being promoted to Sub Divisional Agri Officer (SDAO) under Agri Department, Nagaland. 3. Shri. A. Island Peace Yangtsaba of Singrep Village on being promoted to Sr. HA (Class-II Gazetted) under Higher Education Department at Zisaji Presidency College Kiphire, Nagaland. 4. Shri. Sethricho L. Sangtam of Langkok Village on his success as Post Graduate Teacher (political Science), Education Department in the recently declared NPSC result 2017. The Union wishes and pray to Almighty God to continue to bless them with wisdom and further success in their future endeavour. James Tsathrongli T.Yangliba Thongrü President, KASUK Gen. Secy., KASUK

K-1368

Sumi missionary conference culminates

K-1381

He further encouraged the graduates to be instrumental in transforming the systems, saying “your degree is not complete, you need to allow Holy Spirit to possess you, then only like Jesus you will be able to cast out the evils and the wrong systems and your church would be resurrected.” In his concluding remark, Phom exhorted the graduates to be new generation prophets; anointed to read the times and minds of the generation, see and understand the trend and continue to caste out the evil of our generation giving them a relevant yet

K-1366

that many were not going to Heaven. Naga society, he said, was so fragile that anything could happen at any time and we have allowed a huge lacuna between Theological institution and the Church and between Church and the people. On today’s church programmes, Phom lamented that they have become like any other social programs and since Nagas love fun and entertainment “our” worship were filled with entertainment. We worship God and find contentment and not fun, he reminded.

K-1360

DIMAPUR, MAY 12 (NPN): The 34th convocation of Discipleship Bible College (DBC) was held on Friday with Phom Baptist Christian Association executive secretary, Y. Nuklu Phom as guest speaker. Emphasising on the present scenario of Naga society, Y.Nuklu Phom remarked that there was an inclination and tendency towards modernity, yet “our” minds were not civilised to catch up with the rest of the world. “Our systems are too incompetent, structures still underdeveloped and Nagas are very lazy,” Phom added. “We have allowed our wonderful mind to be hijacked by systems which do not bring anything good,” Phom said, adding today Nagas have given away the mind of God to worldliness thereby removing God from “our” mind and heart. He called for a “relook” into “our” Theological structures, saying the sermons we have been preaching needs to be critically envisioned. Phom lamented that people who were in the Church and institutions had been so much Heaven bound, without realising

DIMAPUR: Deputy com- Photo Card 4. Voter ID 5 Arms license 19. Pensioner missioner (DC) Kohima has Driving license 6. Govern- Card 20. Freedom fighter informed the general public ment Photo ID Cards/ Card 21. Kissan Passbook that the Centre for enrol- service photo identity card 22. CGHS / ECHS Card ment of AADHAAR at the issued by PSU 7. NREGS 23. Certificate of Address office of Deputy Commis- Job Card 8. Photo ID issued having photo issued by MP sioner Kohima shall start by Recognized Educational or MLA or Gazetted Officer functioning from May 15, Institution 9. Arms License or Tehsildar on letterhead DIPR report stated. 10. Photo Bank ATM Card 24. Certificate of Address All interested citizens 11. Photo Credit Card 12. issued by village panchayat have been informed that: Pensioner Photo Card 13. head or its equivalent authe enrolment centre for Freedom Fighter Photo thority (for rural areas) 25. Kohima district will be Of- Card 14. Kissan Photo Income Tax Assessment Orfice of the Project Director, Pa ssbo o k 15, C G HS/ der 26. Vehicle Registration DRDA building ground ECHS Photo Card 16. Ad- Certificate 27. Registered floor, DC office compound, dress Card having Name Sale/Lease/Rent AgreeKohima; enrolment centre and Photo issued by De- ment 28. Address Card havshall be open from 10 a.m to partment of Posts 17. Cer- ing Photo issued by Depart3:30 p.m. No fee is charged tificate of identify having ment of Posts. 29. Caste and for enrolment except for photo issued by Gazetted Domicile Certificate having correction; for Government Officer or Tehsildar on let- Photo Issued by State Govt. Servants, the AADHAAR terhead 18. Disability ID 30. Disability ID card/ enrolment counter will be Card/handicapped medical handicapped medical ceropen on 2nd & 4th Satur- certificate issued by the re- tificate issued by respective day only; the capacity for spective State/UT Govern- State/UT Governments/ enrolment of AADHAAR ments/Administrations. Administrations 31. Gas at the centre is currently 80 Photo Supported Proof Connection bill (not older enrolments per day. Hence, of Address (PoA) docu- than 3 months) 32. Passport tokens shall be issued to ments containing name and of Spouse 33. Passport of all applicants for specified address (Anyone of the Parents (in case of Minor) dates on the basis of first following): 1. Indian Pass- 34. Allotment letter of accome first basis; Aadhaar port 2. Bank Statement/ commodation issued by enrolment centers operat- Passbook 3. Post Office Ac- Central/State government ing within Kohima District count Statement/Passbook of not more than 3 years without obtaining prior per- 4. Ration Card 5. Voter ID old 35. Marriage Certificate mission from the State Reg- 6. Driving License 7. Gov- issued by the Government istrar and Commissioner ernment Photo ID cards/ containing address. Nagaland are unauthorized service photo identity card Supported proof of Aadhaar enrolment centres issued by PSU 8. Electric- date of birth (DoB) Docand penalized will be as ity Bill (not older than 3 uments (Anyone of the per law. month. 9. Water Bill (not following):1. Birth CertifiFurther, as per the re- older than 3 months) 10. cate 2. SSLC Book/Cerquirement of UIDAI, all Telephone landline Bill (not tificate 3. Indian Passport 4. applicants for enrolment of older than 3 months). 11. Certificate of Date of Birth AADHAAR are required to Property Tax Receipt (not issued by Group A Gaproduce & submit 1 docu- older than 1 year) 12. Credit zetted Officer on letterhead ment each for identity, ad- Card Statement (not 0ldc 5. PAN Card 6. Marksheet dress and age proof at the than 3 months) 13. Insur- issued by any Government time of capturing biometric ance Policy 14. Signed Let- Board or University 7. Govdetails. List of accepted ter having Photo from bank ernment Photo Id Card / documents are given be- on letterhead 15. Signed Photo identity card issued low. letter having Photo issued by PSU containing DoB Supported Proof of by registered Company on 8. Central/State Pension Identity (PoI) documents letterhead 16. Signed let- Payment Order 9. Central of the ADC was under concontaining name and photo ter having Photo issued by Government Health Service struction and IPR office (anyone of following: Recognized Educational Scheme Photo Card or Exand Industries offices have 1. India Passport 2. Institutions on letterhead Servicemen Contributory been completed. PAN Card 3. Ration/PDS 17. NREGS Job Card 18. Health Scheme Photo card. According to DIPR report, the plantation drive was initiated aimed at economic growth, ecological balance and beautification of the area to promote tourism. All the departments carried out the plantation drive at the surroundings of the mini Secretariat Complex under the supervision of ADC, Pughoboto, Avelu Ruho. About 280 saplings were planted in the new Pughoboto extension area. SDO (C) Er. Namang, EAC Sulanthung, EAC Selemla, SDPO Akhito, EE (R&B), SDAO and 8th NAP Jawans and others IGP CRPF, Manipur-Nagaland sector, Vikram Sehgal, called on Nagaland chief participated in the pro- minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, at the CM office chamber at Nagaland gramme. Civil Secretariat on May 12. (CMO) evangelism award- Jowel Phangcho and Akokla. B. Ao; J.N. Aier music award- I. Moasunep and D. Denlei Angh; Dr. S. Impang Jamir, best citizen award- I. Moasunep and T. Alemtemsu Ao; Rev. Waimeren Christian ministry award- Ronglikhum H Sangtam and Yongna Y Konyak; Rev. Dr. T. Alemmeren mission award- Naromongla and Raja Phangcho and Dignity of labour award to Saw Nyaway and I. Naongmoung. Conferring of awards and certificates was done by academic dean, asso. Prof. Narola Walling and principal Rev. O. Alem and dedicatory prayer was said by Rev. Y.Nuklu Phom. The programme was chaired by asst. Prof. Kilang Longkumer, invocation by asst. Prof. Shanthungo Ezung, welcome address by Rev. O. Alem, scripture reading from the Old and New Testament by asso. Prof. Asane Chüzho and asso. Prof. Apok Jamir respectively, speech on behalf of graduating students by Imnasenla Longkumer, special number was presented by Menlong, Limasangba, Shilurenla and Tenzuknungla and benediction by Asst. Prof. Esther Jamir. Altogether 79 students graduated.

The organiser along with the participants after the seminar. (NP)

as the guest of honour. Pradip Sengupta (founder of XL education, IIT & MNNIT) and N.A Harish (founder of CEG Education) also addressed the seminar. Abeni in her welcome address said MAG has hosted the career guidance seminar for the science students for the first time in Nagaland. MAG started with a motto to help the Naga students and other parts of Northeast in the last 5 years and helped the students as well the parents to get proper and right counselling before selecting any course or colleges, Abeni informed. She observed that students from the Northeast were not aware of the opportunities available with MAG and also lack proper guidance, career-related

seminars and proper counsellor/career mentors to guide the students. The seminars also focused on motivational speech, solution for confused career, positive thinking, discussion on medical, engineering, management, paramedical and others courses. Altogether 150 science students including parents and others attended the seminar. It may be mentioned that MAG has helped many students of Northeast in the past 5 years to fulfil their career dreams and getting into top colleges in India. MAG has several highly qualified distinguished personalities and possesses vast knowledge and experience in the field of career guidance.

YSU jubilee planning board meeting Kohima: Yongphang Students’ Union (YSU) jubilee planning board has convened meeting on May 16 and 17 , 9am at its treasurer’s residence. All the planning members , finance committee , staff , VCC, VDB and students’ executives have been requested to attend the meeting. SKK 3rd union assembly: All Sumi Students’ Union (SKK) has convened its 3rd union assembly on May 16 at 10 a.m in Western Sumi Hoho building, Chekiye village, 3rd mile. All unit presidents, representatives and senior leaders have been requested to attend the assembly without fail. NNC to observe 66th anniversary: Naga National Council (NNC) would observe its 66th anniversary of Naga voluntary plebiscite on May 16, 10 a.m. at Peace Hall, Chedema. All are cordially invited to participate on the historic day of the nation. All regions/regional councils have been requested to observe the historic day in their respective regions. NEI VBS CEM summer Bible camp: NEI Vocation Bible School Christian Education Ministries (NEI VBS CEM) summer camp would be held on May 16 to 21, at Tamlu town, Christian high school, BhümnyüBaptist Church under Longleng district from June 7 to 18 and at Khiamiungan Baptist Church from July 5 to 16. All parents have been requested to send their children and youth to attend the programme. Lio-Longchum, Mekirang village general meeting: Public of Lio-Longchum village and Mekirang village has convened a general meeting on May 17 at Lio-Longchum village for discussing important issues. All stakeholders have been requested to attend the proposed meeting without fail. ENWO general conference: Eastern Nagaland Women Organization (ENWO) has convened its 4th general conference on May 17-18, at Chessore village, Tuensang district. All members have been requested to attend the programme.

Tohanba visits St. Xavier School, Shamator He encouraged the students to have an ambition, saying it would make them focus and motivate to work hard. Tohanba also appealed the parents to have interactive session time to time regarding their academic performances which would eventually motivate the children to give their best. He also awarded cash reward to the achievers. It may be mentioned that St. Xavier School had witnessed 100% result for the 2nd consecutive year. The school was started in

NEW ADMISSION GOING ON

RASHTRA BHASHA HINDI COLLEGE NEAR AGRI EXPO 4 th MILE CHEKIYE VILLAGE (DIMAPUR) CLASS-PRATHAMIK (8) UPTO RATNA ll (EQUIVALENT B.A) HOSTEL ATTACHED FOR BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS CONT : 8132889081/9774563257 DP-4477

ADMISSION OPEN

NATIONAL OPEN SCHOOLING

Under Urdu Education Board, Delhi, Govt. of India Subjects for Class-10 : English, Hindi, Maths, Science & Social Science. Subjects for Class-12 : Arts, Commerce & Science Streams are available. at Neingulie Memorial High School, Dimapur. Contact to : 8132026246/7085653238 DP-4517

D I M A P U R : T w o - d ay screening camp for hearing impairment was held at Chief Medical Office, District Hospital Longleng from May 10 to 11, organized by National Programme for Prevention and Control of Deafness (NPPCD), depart-

Kindly contact : 9862148819

DP-4612

* Well qualiﬁed teaching staff. * Basic Computer * Well equipped E-Library * Church Music ADMISSION IS GOING ON. COLLEGE BEGIN FROM JUNE 21, 2017 Contact : Director 9862660498 DP-4601 A/Dean 8575025487

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE Dated Peren the 10th May 2017

(Zarenthung Ezung) Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland

DP-4597

Regd. No. 735/17

CELESTIAL GIRL'S HOSTEL

WANTED

A Principal for a Higher Secondary School. If you are a Post Graduate with B.Ed. in a Secular Subject with a minimum of 5 years teaching and Administrative experience, kindly write to us with your Resumé and Contact number at mns.jamir@gmail.com on or before the 27th May 2017. DC-999

Dt. 12/5/17

(Declaration) I, Shri Jolayi Nienu S/o Cekhwutso Nienu, Permanent resident of Chozuba Village under Phek District and presently resident at Seikhazou Colony Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from Chakhesang Tribe of Nagaland. 2. That we had been using the surname Rio however, after the research on our tradition and chronological analyses of our linage our clan resolve to use the surname Nienu. 3. That in my appointment order dated in service book my surname has been entered as Rio. however, in the light of the para -2 shall be change to Nienu. 4. That this affidavit is to declare that I shall be called Jolayi Nienu and this declaration of my name be use for all official communications and records. 5. That this affidavit shall be sued as a piece of evidence in reference to the above paragraphs in all official correspondences and records. 6. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of any complications that may arise in the future. 7. That I verify that the contents of this affidavit are true to my knowledge and nothing has been concealed and verified at Kohima this 12th day of May 2017. Deponent K-1411

PATTADAR UNION

PROJECT SEWAK (BLOCK NO 9 & 10) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

MEETING

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

Recognized by Higher & Technical Education, Govt. of Nagaland (Accredited by Asia Theological Association)

ADMISSION NOTICE

VJ'S COACHING CENTRE

COURSE

D.C Court Road, Duncan : Dimapur Estd : 2000

 Offers Extensive Coaching for the Repeaters of  Class-X/XII-Arts/XII-Com/XII-Sci for Improvement & Repeaters  Hostel Attached for both Boys and Girls (separately) DP-4503

DURATION

REQUIRED QUALIFICATION

Dip. Th

2 Years

Class X Pass

B.Th

3 Years

Class 12 Pass or Dip.Th

Piano, Violin, Guitar, Theory, Voice

No time limit

Anyone can join anytime

* * DP-4527

ADMISSION STARTED

Contact : 03862-248394/248464/9436600530

AFFIDAVIT

With great pride and happiness, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Miss Ravelü Nienü, D/o Mr. Sanüzo Nienü for her outstanding achievement in securing Top 7th rank in the recent declared HSLC examination 2017, who also will be receiving the prestigious “Mayangnokcha Award” for Academic Excellence. Your perseverance, hard work and dedication have paid off. The Union further congratulates all the students who have successfully qualified the HSLC and HSSLC Examinations 2017. RAVELÜ NIENÜ The Union wishes all the students the very TOP 7 (HSLC) best in their future endeavours. “Romma Rotto” RISÜHLÜ RHAKHO MÜDOTHIYI SUMI President C.S.U. General Secretary, C.S.U.

GOLDEN CROWN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

DP-4199

Students and Working Ladies Police Colony, below S.P Ofﬁce, Dimapur, Nagaland Ph. No : 8413998673/8787797732 Walkable distance to : Salt Christian College, City College, Public Commerce College, Govt. Hr. Sec. School, Namghar Hr. Sec. School, AG Hr. Sec. School, Bethesda Hr. Sec. School, SACHDEVA Institute, NISCE Institute. FACILITY AVAILABLE  24*7 Power Backup  24*7 Running Water  Laundry (Optional)  Picking/Dropping Service (Optional)  Toilet attached to rooms.  Separate room for luggage LIMITED SEATS DP-4711

OFFICE OF THE CHOZUBAMI STUDENTS’ UNION Motto :“Romma Rotto”

FELICITATES

DOULOS THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

NO.PRN/JUD-5/PT-II/2017/57

patients. Altogether 287 patients were treated. Medicines and hearing aids were provided to patients. Dr. Imtiwapang Aier DPO (RCH/ UIP) and staff of DH, Longleng attended the camp.

Regd. No. RS-98, Dt.16/11/76 P.O. Chozuba -797104

A candidate for Xerox Shop and An experience Tailor at Darogapathar, 2½ Mile.

DP-4624

K-1356

ment of Health and Family Welfare. Dr. Saku Imchen, ENT specialist IMDH Mokokchung and Michael, audiometrist District Hospital Dimapur, screened the

WANTED

Smti Lhingjaneng of Ahthibung Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Late Lhunkhothang has expired on 30-03-17. Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections within 30(Thirty) days w.e.f. date of publication in local papers. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in favour of the applicant.

East Police Colony, Dimapur Homely Coaching for CDS, NPSC & Other Central Comp. Exams.

Benchmarks : Mentorship by Mr. Tapanjit Sinha High Quality Material Useful for All Central Competitions Comprehension type subject wise More Info, Call : 9436868368/7005274447

the year 2005 with 100 students till UKG at the ADC guest house. Presently the school has a total enrollment of 1198 students. The only concern was the water scarcity for which the MLA had assured to look into it.

Leadership Training, G.Th, B.Th, M.Div

ESTHER HOME © © © ©

Screening camp for hearing impairment

Accredited to IATA, Govt. Reg No. 6232/11 Post Box : 106, Dimapur, Nagaland RESIDENTIAL AND CORRESPONDENT COURSES OFFERED

DP-4315

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for Municipal Affairs, R. Tohanba, visited St. Xavier School, Shamtor on May 12 and interacted with the parents and the teaching staff. Speaking at the programme, he remarked that such joint meeting was needed to create healthy growth of the student’s academic career and the development of the school. Pointing out that the school securing 100% result was a proud moment for all the Shamator subdivision R. Tohanba addressing the parents and students public, Tohanba reminded at St. Xavier school Shamator. the gathering that with sheer hard work and self motivation to excel, supported by dedicated and sincere staff, had brought the school to this stage.

ANIEF general meet: All Nagaland Industrial Entrepreneurs Federation (ANIEF) has convened general meeting on May 17, 11 a.m. at the state Red cross complex, conference hall, to review the latest position with regard to the pending cases of Central Transport Subsidy (CTS) and Central Capital Investment Subsidy (CCIS) for the year 2007, 2008 and 2009. All ANIEF state office bearers, action committee members, district units of ANIEF and all selected units under the pending cases from all over the state have been requested to attend the meeting. ACRYA convenes: Angami Christian Revival Youth Association (ACRYA) has convened a meeting on May 13 at 10 a.m in Angami Christian Revival Churches Council, Kohima to deliberate for the upcoming Golden Jubilee Celebrations. The media and publicity committee has informed all the concerned members to be present for the meeting. KTA annual conference: The 28th Konyak Theological Association Conference (KTA) would be held from May 19-21 in Shangsa Village. Name registration would start from 1 p.m to 4 p.m on May 19. Membership fees for the service holder would be Rs. 200 and Rs. 100 for students plus registration fees of Rs. 100 for both. All the tribunal members, former leaders, and present theological students have been requested to attend the conference. High court Bar Association meeting Kohima: High Court Bar Association Kohima has convened an extraordinary general meeting on May 15,1:15 p.m at Bar room to discuss the All India judicial services (AIJS) issue and other incidental matters of the association as per the Article 10 of the bar constitution. All the bonafide members of the bar have been requested to attend the meeting. Lost and found: Union territory NSCN-U has recovered a black Bajaj Pulsar 150 bearing eng no 709709 and chassis no MDADHDHZZCH27466. The rightful owner have been informed to claim the said vehicle by producing all the valid document in original within seven days of publication of this news item from the union territory office.

ABRSM PRACTICAL REGISTRATION before 17th May 2017. (Piano, Violin, Voice, Guitar) SHORT TERM MUSIC COURSE from 15th May to 15th June 2017, for Choir Directors, Youth Directors, Bible College Students etc. For Admission contact : Director, at 9856124314/9436658844/8731955012 (Academic Dean) House No. 389, Kuda B Colony, (Nagarjan B), Dimapur : Nagaland

DP-4619

Kohima, May 12 (NPN): A career guidance seminar for class 12 science students under the theme ‘Name Your Career’ was organized by My Admission Guidance (MAG) (a unit of Satwat Edu Service Pvt Ltd) at Ura Academy Hall Kohima on May 11 with principal secretary for School Education & SCERT, F.P. Solo as the chief guest. Solo in his address stressed on the need to impart good education with strong foundation in mathematics and science subjects in the state. He informed that in a state like Nagaland science graduates were more likely to get more employment opportunities than arts gradu-

ates, saying statistics shows less unemployment among science graduates than the arts graduates. However, he said only 20% students choose science with the remaining 80% opting for arts and other streams after HSLC in Nagaland. In contrast, Solo said majority of the students in the neighbouring states like Manipur go for science and as the result they have enormous technical manpower. He maintained that Nagaland also needs to encourage students to go for science in choosing their career depending on the need of the hour and also in regard to career prospects and opportunities. Dr. Er. Vikuotuolie Angami graced the seminar

news in brief

K-1374

MAG career guidance seminar in Kma

DC-987

Saturday, May 13, 2017

Correspondent

state

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

international

WASHINGTON, MAY 12 (AFP): President Donald Trump warned sacked FBI chief James Comey today not to “leak” details of their conversations to the media, suggesting they may have been taped. In a series of early morning tweets, Trump assailed critics and the media over their response to Comey’s ouster, and threatened to cancel daily news briefings at the White House. “James Comey better hope that there are no ‘tapes’ of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!” fumed the president, whose dismissal of the FBI director on Tuesday has triggered days of turmoil in Washington. Trump has revealed he asked Comey on three occasions whether he was a

target in a probe into alleged Russian election meddling, stoking allegations of presidential interference. In an interview yesterday, he insisted he always intended to fire the FBI director, undercutting the initial explanation that he acted on the recommendation of top officials who criticised Comey’s handling of a probe into Hillary Clinton’s emails. Apparently stung by media scrutiny over shifting accounts of how and why Comey was fired, Trump suggested he may call off daily media briefings at the White House. “As a very active President with lots of things happening, it is not possible for my surrogates to stand at podium with perfect accuracy!” he tweeted. “Maybe the

Not against legal immigration: Trump

US President Donald Trump has said that he wants to stop illegal immigration, but supports a merit-based immigration system, which could benefit high-tech professionals from countries like India. “I want to stop illegal immigration...I want people to come into the country legally. I want people to come in on merit. I want to go to a merit-based system,” Trump told The Economist. He praised Australia and Canada for their meritbased immigration system. “I like those systems very much, they’re very strong, they’re very good, I like them very much. We’re going to a much more meritbased system,” Trump said

Nepal inks deal to join China’s OBOR initiative KATHMANDU, MAY 12 (PTI): Nepal today inked a deal with China to join Chinese President Xi Jinping’s ambitious ‘One Belt One Road’ initiative to link Asia with Europe, a move that may worry India. The decision to sign the agreement comes ahead the One Belt One Road (OBOR) forum in Beijing on May 14 and 15. Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Yu Hong and Nepal’s Foreign Secretary Shankar Bairagi signed an MoU at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Singhadurbar, Kathmandu. Deputy Prime Minis-

ter and Minister of Finance Krishna Bahadur Mahara and Minister for Foreign Affairs Prakash Sharan Mahat were present during the signing ceremony. “The MoU is an important moment in the bilateral relation between the two countries. Roads and railways connectivity is important for us and we want investment in this sector,” Mahat said. Yu said that the Belt and Road initiative will bring new opportunities for China-Nepal cooperation and South Asia’s development. “To promote Belt and Road initiative, we are committed to the principles of

extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits. Openness, inclusiveness and mutual benefit are the defining features of the initiative. The Initiative is not only open to the countries in the region, but also open to the countries outside the region who are interested in it,” said Yu. The OBOR aims to enhance connectivity and cooperation among countries, primarily between China and the rest of Asia and Europe through land as well as maritime routes. China had sent a draft proposal on OBOR to Ne-

OFFICE OF THE

NAGALAND HOME GUARDS SERVICE ASSOCIATION HQ : Kohima : Nagaland Regd. No. POL-1/HG/48/92

FELICITATES

President NHGSA

General Secretary NHGSA

OFFICE OF THE

BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY DIST- LONGLENG : NAGALAND, PIN No-798625

Bharatiya Janata Party of 49 A/C Tamlu Mandal office was inaugurated by Shri. Visasolia Thoungu, State President BJP Nagaland on 6th May 2017 at Tamlu Town, the programme begins with the invocation by Rev. Mongmei Phom, Tamlu Town Baptist Church, the programme was chaired by Shri. Ngaipang Angth, Preisdent BJP 50 A/C Longleng by paying respect and honour to departed leaders like : 1. Lt Shri. Bautung Phom, regional council members from Tamlu Village 2. Lt Shri. Hepong Phom, Interim Body member from Bhumnyu village 3. Lt. Shri. Wokshing Phom, Ex. MLA Nagaland Legislative Assembly from B/Namsang 49 A/C 4. Lt Shri. S. Bangjak Phom, Ex. Minister Nagaland Legislative Assembly from Yongnyah Village 49 A/C Welcome address was delivered Shri.Yowe Mandal President BJP 49 A/c Tamlu. Speech was delivered by Shri. Visasolie Lhoungu State President BJP Nagaland. He said the 2018 general election will be free, fair and clean election, the BJP will come to power in Nagaland, BJP is purely a political party. Shri. Ananta Narayan Mishra Secretary (Organisation) state BJP Nagaland said many major developmental works will be executed especially in Longleng Dist in particular and Nagaland in general. As the main agendas of BJP is development of the backward region and neglected areas with top priority as expressed by Shri. Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India. Mr. Mishra said the submitted memorandum regarding national highway construction linking Geliki in Sibsagar District of Assam via Ladigarh to Tamlu, Yongnyah, Nyang, Yongam, Bhumnyu to Longleng Dist. HQ. via Pongo, Yongphang, Sakshi to Tuensang Dist. Hq to Shamator to Kiphire Dist. will be fulfilled Opening of State Bank of India (SBI) and upgradation of Tamlu ADC to full fleged Town Council. Shri. Tsasipi State Vice President Nagaland & Shri. Shaupen Phom State Council Member 49 A/C Tamlu exhorted the gathering. Vote of thanks was delivered by Shri. B. Ajoy Phom BJP President at Longleng Dist and benediction by Shri. C. Chongmei Phom State Council member 50 A/C Longleng. After the meeting Mr. Mishra alongwith Rev. Mongmei visited the Tamlu Town Baptist Church and offered prayer to seek blessing from God. DP-4629

Ajoy Phom, President BJP Unit , Longleng Dist.

Emmanuel Macron

B E R L I N , M AY 1 2 (AGENCIES): German Chancellor Angela Merkel will host Emmanuel Macron for talks in Berlin on Monday, on his first trip abroad as French president. The German leader had welcomed Macron’s resounding election win on Sunday, saying he “carries the hopes of millions of French people and also many in Germany and across Europe”. Merkel and her government had thrown their support behind the centrist Macron against far-right and anti-EU challenger Marine Le Pen during the election campaign. She spoke by tele-

phone with Macron just minutes after his victory and praised his commitment to the European Union. He is due to take office on Sunday. The two will meet on Monday afternoon, Merkel’s spokesman Steffen Seibert said on Friday, adding that further details would be released later. A Macron aide noted that Merkel “was the first among foreign leaders to ring him, given the importance of the relations between our two countries in restarting the European project”. “There is a wish to work together on several priorities: security, economy and investments as

FELICITATION

OFFICE OF THE CHOGIN RANGE STUDENTS’ UNION

Headquarter-EAC H.Q., CHOGIN P.O/P.S TSEMINYU, 797109, KOHIMA: NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Chogin Range Students’ Union with pride and honour extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Gwatsin Thong, s/o Dr. Gwalozu & Dr. Arenla Thong for securing the highest marks (100) in Science in the recent declared HSLC examination 2017. The Union also congratulates its entire member who has successfully cleared the HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. Wishing all the members a bright future. NJONYE THONG SHASINLO KHING GENERAL SECY., CRSU PRESIDENT, CRSU

The Molonsu Colony Youth League congratulates Mr. N.Thungbemo Humtsoe, son of Mr. Nrithung Humtsoe for securing PGT History class II gazetted officer at NPSC CESE 2016 recently declared results. The MCYL aslo wishes him success in all his future endeavours. Bidemo Ennio Zuchamo Khuvung Gen.Secy MCYL President MCYL

LITTLE FLOWER SCHOOL BURMA CAMP, DIMAPUR

FELICITATES

GHSS Chumukedima would like to felicitate the following staff and students for their excellent performance in the HSLC/HSSLC examination 2017. EXAM HSLC

SUBJECT EE

TEACHER IMLIMENLA (GT)

STUDENT MARKS CHENTI KATH 92 NEMPILHING 85 AIENLA JAMIR 83 PARBINA 81 ESTHER TAMANG 80 HSSLC EDUCATION I. AZUNGLA JAMIR (P.GT) KAPMINKHUP 88 NEIZOVONUO 80 RIHKILA 80 SHIEM 80 SOCIOLOGY T. MHATHUNG EZUNG (PGT) LENRUHLA 80 NAREINE 80 POL. SCIENCE SUPONGRENLA (PGT) KAPMINKHUP 82 Karen Sema, Principal Govt. Higher Secondary School, Chumukedima

DP-4618

FELICITATION

A.G Joycy Gangmei

Donjanglung Thaimei

"The School Authority and Teaching faculty would like to congratulate all the successful candidates of Little Flower School, Burma Camp in HSLC, 2017. Special thanks to A.G Joycy Gangmei for being the distinction holder in all the subjects and particularly securing 95 marks in Maths and Donjanglung Thaimei for securing distinction in three subjects with 94 marks in Maths." Headmaster

DP-4646

Regd. No. 445/17 Dated : 11/05/17

DP-4631

All members and family of the Nagaland Home Guards Service Association (NHGSA) proudly extend its heartiest congratulations to : 1. Miss. Nizatoli Tsuqu, D/o Tolivi Hukuto, Store Keeper HGs & CD Ofﬁce, Dimapur for securing Top 19 in HSLC examination 2017. 2. Miss. Akivikali Chophi, D/o Vikisho K. Sema, Chief Instructor, Central Training Institute (CTI) Dimapur, for subject topper in Computer Science in HSSLC examination (Science Stream) 2017. The Association wishes them further success in their future.

pal late last year. After a month-long consultation, the Nepalese side had sent back the draft to Beijing with some changes. Nepal signing the deal with China may cause concerns in India, which has opposed Beijing’s initiative.

Angela Merkel

With immense pride and joy, the Ungma Baptist Arogo, Managing Board and Faculty of Mount Moriah School,Ungma would like to congratulate Ms. Rongsenkala, d/o Mr. Noklentoshi, Mr. Takumpoba, s/o Mr. Nungsangmeren and Ms. Teyongnenla, d/o Mr. Imchatiba for being the subject toppers in Ao subject in the recently declared result of HSLC Examination 2017. We also congratulate all the successful students of Mount Moriah School,Ungma who have passed out with ﬂying colours. May the Almighty God lead you to greater success in your future career. Rev. Dr. Noklen Lkr Pastor Ungma Baptist Arogo

I. Supu Jamir Chairman Managing Board

Md. Aftabbudin Headmaster Mt. Moriah School

DC-1042

James Comey

FELICITATION

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Sara. S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

DP-4630

We the Maromi Tughalomi Society Dimapur (MTSD) heartily congratulates the following students for their great success in the recently declared HSSLC examination result. 1. Atna I Awomi, D/o Lt. Z. Ihoto Awomi :-2nd Rank in Commerce Stream. 2. Kakivi K Nillo, S/o Khekaho :- 1st Div in Science Stream. 3. Likivi Zhimo, D/o Vikishe Zhimo :- 1st Div in Arts Stream. 4. Sheshuka A Zhimo, S/o Akato Zhimo :- 1st Div In Arts Stream. “It is through your hardship and determination that today you have achieved this success”. The MTSD further wishes them great success for their future endeavor. Secretary Khesheto Yeptho MTSD

Chairman Khekaho Wokhami MTSD

AFFIDAVIT

I, Mr. Tiawabang I, S/o Mr. Imyangluba, resident of H.No. 46, Circuit House Colony, Rajbari, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, my father's official name is K. Imyangluba and my mother's name is Senwatila Ao. However in my HSLC Examination Admit Card bearing Roll No. 012221 my father and mother's name has been entered/recorded as K. Imyongluba and I. Senwatila Jamir respectively. 3. That this affidavit is made to declare before the competent authority that the above mentioned name are the names of my father and mother respectively and further to declare that henceforth I will be using the name of my father and mother as K. Imyangluba and Senwatila Ao respectively in all my official documents and correspondence. That the statements made by me in Para 1 to 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, before and information and nothing materials is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 11th day of May 2017. Notary Public DP-4639

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Ratni Devi Jain, Deceased, has been filed by Shr. Rajesh Kumar Jain relation son R/o. H/No. 144, Army Supply Road to draw his Bank Acct, Landed Property etc, who expired on 1.2.2016. Covered by Patta No. 154, Dag No. 503/556, Block No. 6. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire appear in this Court on the said day of 12.6.17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 10 day of 5/17.

DP-4644

Donald Trump

without giving an indication of the details of his new immigration policy to come. “I absolutely want talented people coming in, I want people that are going to love our country coming in, I want people that are going to contribute to our country coming in,” said the US President, who last month ordered a review of immigration policies in particular the H-1B work visas which is highly popular among Indian IT workers and companies. “We want a provision at the right time, we want people that are coming in and will commit to not getting not receiving any form of subsidy to live in our country for at least a five-year period,” Trump said in an apparent hint at the forthcoming policy. “We also want farm workers to be able to come in. You know, we’re going to have work visas for the farm workers. If you look, you know we have a lot of people coming through the border, they’re great people and they work on the farms and then they go back home. We like those people a lot and we want them to continue to come in,” he said in response to a question.

well as (social) protection,” said the aide. Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble on Thursday underlined common ground with Macron in Germany and France’s bid to bolster the EU, which has been buffeted by Britain’s decision to quit the bloc. Schaeuble said both he and Macron are in favour of creating a parliament for the 19-country eurozone. “A eurozone parliament could be set up, made up of European parliamentarians, which would have consultative powers” for moving forward the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), Schaeuble said. The Luxembourgbased ESM, operational since October 2012, is a bailout fund for eurozone countries. In a separate interview with Spiegel weekly, Schaeuble kept up Germany’s pressure on France to reduce its budget deficit to the EU ceiling of three percent. “France can make it,” he said. Macron visited Berlin twice during the hardfought electoral campaign.

K-1371

best thing to do would be to cancel all future “press briefings” and hand out written responses for the sake of accuracy???” Opponents have claimed that Comey’s shock sacking was a bid to stall an FBI investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election, which is also looking into possible collusion between the Kremlin and Trump’s team.

K A R AC H I , M AY 1 2 (PTI): Pakistan’s Senate deputy chairman today escaped an assassination attempt with injuries when a suicide bomber targeted his convoy, killing 25 people and wounding 35 others in the volatile south-western Balochistan province. The bomber targeted Maulana Abdul Ghafoor Haideri when he came out of a mosque after addressing a gathering shortly after the Friday prayers in Mastung area of the province. The area where the explosion took place is approximately 70 kilometres from provincial capital Quetta. District Health Officer in Mastung Sher Zaman said that 25 bodies have been shifted to two hospitals in Quetta. “More than 35 were also injured,” he added. Earlier, Mastung Hospital Public Relation Officer Malik Jibran said over 35 injured were brought to the hospital. He said more than 15 injured were in critical condition. Senior police officer Abdul Razzaq Cheema said Haideri was slightly injured and he has been shifted to the Combined Military Hospital in Quetta.

Merkel to host Macron for talks in Berlin

K-1372

Trump warns sacked FBI chief

25 killed in Pakistan blast

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, may 13, 2017

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Shri Kesonyu Yhome IAS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Wilson Ovung, Deceased, has been filed by Shri/Smti Orenthung Ovung relation son R/o. H/No. 34, Kyong Colony to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 14.11.16. Covered by Patta No. 626, Dag No. 725, Mouza No. 2, Block No. 9. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire appear in this Court on the said day of 6/6/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 5 day of 5/17. DP-4596

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

FILE -- In this July 27, 2016 photo, Iraqi security keep watch as civilians arrive at a camp for displaced people in Hajaj after feeling the towns of al-Shirqat and Qayyarah, south of Mosul.

KONYAK STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA With immense pride and honour, the KSU Kohima would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss Nesse Eangnyu Konyak, d/o A. Anden Moklong Emuda Ozha for securing the top 8th Rank with 95.67% and subject topper in Mathematics in HSLC 2017 from Mezhür Higher Secondary School, Kohima. The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 and wishes them all in their future endeavour. Kaiphak Konyak Shongmeth Jeange President, KSUK Press Secretary, KSUK

FELICITATION

The Chozuba Village Council extends its heartiest congratulations to one of its bonafide members, Ms. Ravelü Nienü, D/o of Mr. Sanüzo Nienü, for her remarkable achievement in securing top No. 7 position in the recently concluded HSLC examination. The Council prays that the good Lord continues to guide and bless her with many more successes and abundant happiness in her future endeavors. The Council also congratulates all other Chozubami students who successfully cleared their HSLC and HSSLC examination recently and wishes them all a very bright future.

OFFICE OF THE YIMJENKIMONG LEMTUR KIDONG (NOKMAJIBA LEMTUR SEMCHIR) B.P.O - ALONGKIMA MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

Imtichuba Lemtur Gen. Secretary, YLK

THE KHEZHAKENO WELFARE SOCIETY KOHIMA The Khezhakeno Welfare Society would like to congratulate

Sd/Merhaso Pfuno President, KWSK

Sd/Viekrholo Koza Gen Secy, KWSK

K-1412

1. Mr Seso Koza, s/o Mr Lakha Koza who secured the top 16th position in the HSLC exam 2017 2. Ms Vietelo Aruji, d/o Late Kodokha Aruji for securing the top 6th position in the HSSLC exam 2017 And all the students who have successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017. The achievement of the students is always a matter of great pride and joy for the community and the KWSK would like to thank each student for bringing laurel to Khezhakeno village in particular and to the whole community in general. We celebrate along with you and it is our prayer that with the blessings of our Almighty God, you would attain excellence in life.

PYONGYANG, MAY 12 (IANS): North Korea on Friday slammed the United States Congress for passing a new law to tighten sanctions against the Pyongyang regime. The Foreign Affairs Committee of the Supreme People’s Assembly of North Korea has sent an open letter of protest to the US House of Representatives, strongly condemning and resolutely

FELICITATION

The Khar Students' Union take immense pleasure and pride in conveying our heartiest congratulations to Miss Merenmongla, D/o Mr. Tekatemjen Walling and Mrs. Sangkuwala, for clearing the recently conducted NPSC Post Graduate Teacher (ClassII Gazetted) under School Education Department. The Union wishes her success in future endeavours. Jongpong Longkumer Chungli Jamir President General Secretary OFFICE OF THE

BHÜMNYÜ UNION KOHIMA KOHIMA : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

Bhumnyu Union Kohima with immense pride and honour, convey our heartiest congratulations to MR. HIMLOI PHOM, S/o Mr. K.Molem Phom & Mrs. Wamchu Phom Bhumnyu Village for securing Top 11th Rank securing percentage 95.00% in HSLC Examination 2017 from Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School Dimapur . The Union also congratulates to all the successful candidates in the HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017. The Union further wishes a very bright future in their academic career. P.YAMJEI PHOM C.TAMEI PHOM President, BUK Gen. Secy., BUK

IMMANUEL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

FELICITATES

FELICITATION

Old Tssori Village Govt. Employees' Union convey its heartiest congratulations to Shri. P. Jacob Patton on being promoted to Under Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland. The Union pray and wishes him a successful life in his future endeavours. The Union further congratulates all the students from Old Tssori Village who successfully cleared HSLC, HSSLC Exam 2017.

The management, teaching faculty and staff of Immanuel Higher Secondary School, Zunheboto heartily congratulates our Principal, Dr. VIHUTO ASUMI for successfully completing Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education from Indian Education Academy. The school wishes him all the best in all his future endeavours.

OFFICE OF THE

NIULAND : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Suruhuto Tokukujo Kuqhakulu Kohima would like to extend its warmest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC in general and Merit Students in particular. The Union further wishes them all the best in their future studies.

CONGRATULATIONS

The Kuhoxu Students' Union would like to congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017. We specially acknowledge MISS ILION. L. CHISHI from Trinity Theological College for receiving Rev. Dr. Mohit K. Praminik award for excellence in the ﬁeld work under the Senate of Serampore University. President Livito Zhimo

General Secretary Mughalu. S Zhimo

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE CHI CITIZEN

Through this column the Ao Students’ Union Kohima with immense Pride and Honour extends heartiest congratulation to our students: 1. Moamanen Jamir (Changtongya) HSLC TOP-10 (a) S/o Shilutemjen. 2. Temjeninla Jamir (Mongsenyimti) HSLC TOP-16 (d) D/o I. Meyionen Jamir. The Union also warmly congratulates all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC 2017. May God bless you in all your future endeavours. Sd/Sd/Tiarenba Jamir Temsujongba Imchen President General Secretary

The Chi Citizens in a general meeting on 27th April 2017 at the Chief Ahng’s Court of Chi nominated the following Ofﬁce Bearers for the tenure (2017-2020) 1. President : Mr. Kaiyan 2. Vice president : 1. Mr. Yazei : 2. Mr. P. Honkap 3. General Secretary : Mr. M. Alei 4. Asst. General Secretary : 1. Mr. W. Manwang : 2. Mr. Z. Khongwang 5. Finance Secretary : Mr. Loapai 6. Treasurer : Mr. Pangjong The president and his colleagues extend gratitude for nominating us and further seek cooperation and support from the entire Chi citizen far and wide. K-1409

AO STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA FELICITATES

MON ; NAGALAND, PIN : 798621

The Mongka Semchir Telongjem would like to express our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Imrongsungba, S/o Aoshingang Jamir and Late Chupalemla, on being conferred Ph.D in the Department of Economics, Nagaland University, on the thesis “Socio-Economic Transition Though Developmental Schemes in Nagaland: A Comparative Study of Mokokchung, Wokha and Tuensang Districts” under the Supervision of Prof. Mithilesh Kumar Sinha. We appreciate him for bringing laurel through endurance to the Telongjem. The Telongjem wishes him all success and a bright future. DC-1040

President Mongka Semchir Telongjem

OFFICE OF THE

SANGSANGYU STUDENTS' UNION EAC HQ TUENSANG : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

Sangsangyu Students' Union feels immensely proud and honoured to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Seponglepla Chang, d/o Mr & Mrs. N.C Yemba Chang for securing highest marks in Entrepreneurship in HSSLC exam, result 2017 and for bringing laurels to the village and students community in general. The Union also congratulate all the students who have cleared their HSLC and HSSLC exam 2017, and wish them a bright future in their future endeavour. Miss Y. Naro Miss Y Antimansa President, SSU Gen. Secy., SSU

FELICITATION

The Zeliangrong Students' Union, Nagaland would like to express heartiest congratulations to Pou. Akung Newmai, S/o Pou Er. Achakbo Newmai on securing the Top-7 position in HSSLC (Science) from Kohima Science College, Jotsoma in the recently declared NBSE examination 2017. The Union also congratulates Zeliangrong Students who passed out successfully, we pray and wish you to bring more laurels to our community in your further studies. The Zeliangrong Students' Union warmly congratulates Shri. Atu Zumvü, SDPO, Kohima on being conferred with the prestigious National Gallantry Award "The Shaurya Chakra" by the President of India on 6th April 2017 in New Delhi. The Zeliangrong Students' Union wishes him the best in all his future endeavours. Amonbo Zeliang President, ZSUN DP-4609

HAPPY AND BLESSED MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL MOTHERS

KUHOXU STUDENTS' UNION

KOHIMA : NAGALAND

JEHOVI ACHUMI Gen. Secretary (STKK)

Sd/- (Mr. ARON ASUMI), Administrator

OFFICE OF THE

SURUHUTO TOKUKUJO KUQHAKULU

HOKITO JAKHALU President (STKK)

Sd/- (Er. INATO YEPTHOMI), Chairman

OFFICE OF THE

MONGKA SEMCHIR TELONGJEM

ZELIANGRONG STUDENTS' UNION NAGALAND

PROJECT COLONY WEST, ZUNHEBOTO

Pithungo Lotha Chairman, OTVGEU

but also arbitrarily violating universal principles of sovereignty, equality and noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries,” the letter said. The law is another example of the United States using domestic laws to “meddle in other’s internal affairs and bring pressure to bear on another country”, it said.

FELICITATION

GOVT. EMPLOYEES' UNION

Rabenthung Kithan Chairman, OTVGEU

rejecting the “North Korea Interdiction and Modernization of Sanctions Act” passed last week, said the official Korean Central News Agency. “The passage of the above legislation amounts to the most heinous act against humanity, not only infringing upon the sacred sovereignty of North Korea

H.Q: LONGSA, MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND

OLD TSSORI VILLAGE, WOKHA, NAGALAND

K-1338

Lonchatongba Lemtur President, YLK

VETHITO KEYHO Secretary Chozuba Village Council

OFFICE OF THE

DP-4606

With immense pride and honour, we congratulate Miss Sentolila Lemtor, D/o Mr. Tsukjemwati Lemtur and Mrs. Yatikala Pongen from Moayimti Village for securing the 13th position in the HSLC 2017 with 94.66% from Holy Cross Higher Secondary School, Dimapur, Nagaland. We warmly celebrate your success and wish you the best in all your future endeavour.

VESWÜKU NIENÜ Chairman, Chozuba Village Council

ing the protests which are held weekly near the village of Nabi Saleh, north of Ramallah, and later died in a nearby hospital, the ministry said in a statement. The dead man was named as Saba’ Nidal Obaid, 20. The Israeli army said

in a statement to AFP it was “aware of reports” that a protester had been killed but could not confirm it. “A violent riot involving dozens of Palestinians hurling rocks at (Israeli army) forces broke out earlier today,” a spokeswoman said. “Dispersal means,” including firing live ammunition, were used “in response to that imminent threat”. A wave of unrest which erupted in October 2015 has claimed the lives of 263 Palestinians, 41 Israelis, two Americans, one Jordanian, an Eritrean, a Sudanese and a Briton, according to an AFP count. Most of the Palestinians killed were carrying out knife, gun or car-ramming attacks, Israeli authorities say.

N Korea slams US for passing new sanctions

DP-4623

PHEK: NAGALAND

DP-4607

The Dimapur Surumi Community (DSC) extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss Abikali.K. Awomi, D/o Mr. Khukiye Awomi on being selected to the post of PGT (Pol. Science) in the recently declared NPSC 2017 result. DSC also felicitates all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC. (Vikiho Awomi) (N. Kiyekhu Awomi) Chairman Gen. Secretary DSC DSC

NABLUS (PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES), MAY 12 (AGENCIES): A Palestinian youth was shot dead during clashes with Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank on Friday, the Palestinian health ministry said. The man was shot dur-

DC-1039

DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE

CHOZUBA VILLAGE COUNCIL

DP-4599

OFFICE OF THE

DIMAPUR SURUMI COMMUNITY

Israeli forces take up positions during clashes with Palestinian protesters in the West Bank, east of Nablus, on May 12, 2017.

KHAR STUDENTS' UNION

FELICITATION

K-1404

Police Baptist Church Dimapur Youth Department successfully conducted 'Youth Fest' with the theme 'Choose Life' from 06th – 07th May at its unit Church with the speakers Mr. Asselie Krose Y/Secy., NPBCA and Mr. Temjen Pongen. Altogether around 130 members attended the program. Meanwhile, the Youth Director express its heartfelt gratitude to the speakers, participants and all the people who has supported us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and also through their fervent prayer. DP-4604

resort in Palm Beach. Describing the agreement a “herculean accomplishment” Ross claimed that the deal represented the “biggest accomplishment” in US-China trade negotiations “in the whole history of US-China relations.” Ross said following one more round of technical consultations between the two countries, China is to allow imports of US beef on conditions consistent with international food safety and animal health standards and consistent with the 1999 Agricultural Cooperation Agreement, beginning as soon as possible but not later than July 16, 2017. The two countries also agreed to resolve outstanding issues for the import of China-origin cooked poultry to the US as soon as possible, and after reaching consensus, the US is to publish a proposed rule by July 16, 2017, at the latest, with the US realising China poultry exports as soon as possible, he said. “Further the China’s National Biosafety Committee (NBC) is to hold a meeting by the end of May 2017 to conduct science based evaluations of all eight pending US biotechnology product applications to assess the safety of the products for their intended use,” he said.

OFFICE OF THE

K-1417

PBCDYD YOUTH FEST' CONCLUDES

12 camps for civilians fleeing the conflict in Mosul, and nearly 500 children, women and men children have arrived at the newest camp, Hasansham U2, located around 60 km west of the city, since it opened on Tuesday, Mahecic said. Hasansham U2 has capacity to shelter more than 9,000 people, and each family arriving there receives a tent and other basic aid items including blankets, mats, a cooker, jerry cans, plastic sheeting and a kitchen set, according to UNHCR.

WASHINGTON, MAY 12 (PTI): The US has reached a major agreement with China allowing American beef and natural gas to be exported to the country and opening its market for Chinese banks and cooked poultry, nearly a month after the first summit between the presidents of the two nations. The deal is a sign of warming ties between the US and China after the Mara-Lago summit between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in April. The US also agreed to recognise the importance of China’s ‘Belt and Road’ project, a key initiative of Xi to link Asia with Europe. Ahead of the ‘One Belt, One Road’ (OBOR) forum in Beijing, India has strongly opposed the proposal. India has reservations over the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, part of the OBOR, as it is proposed to pass through the Pakistanoccupied Kashmir. Announcing the deal, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said that the US would be sending a delegation to China to attend the OBOR forum in Beijing on May 14 and 15. The decision comes nearly after a month following the US-China summit in Mar-a-Lago, Florida where Trump owns the historic

Palestinian youth shot dead in West Bank clash with Israelis

DP-4655

paste, Mahecic said. UNHCR cited Iraqi authorities as stating that over 630,000 people have left Mosul and surrounding areas since Iraqi forces began a military operation to re-take the city from the Islamic State jihadist group in October, an offensive which the army said it will complete this month. “Despite enormous risks, the number of people fleeing West Mosul shows no sign of slowing down,” said Mahecic. “We expect more large outflows of people from the west of the city.” UNHCR calls on all parties in the fighting to ensure civilians are not prevented from leaving conflict zones and are given access to safe areas, including people currently trapped in Mosul, Mahecic said, adding: “Equally, civilians must not be forced to return to unsafe areas.” UNHCR has opened

K-1414

MOSUL, MAY 12 (IANS/ AKI): Civilians fleeing Mosul are in dire peril and conditions in the beleaguered northern Iraqi city are “desperate and worsening” with heavy bombing, fierce fighting and no food, water or fuel, the UN refugee agency warned on Friday. “The risk to people fleeing Mosul is now very great, with people having to move being in grave danger,” UNCHR spokesman Andrej Mahecic said. “People speak of conditions that are desperate and worsening. Families arriving from West Mosul report heavy bombing and fighting. “They also tell UNHCR that there are no basic services in the city, no food, no water and no fuel,” he added. Some families in Mosul told UNHCR they have been living on one meal a day; often just bread, or flour and water, sometimes supplemented with tomato

US, China reach agreement on beef, poultry, natural gas

DP-4622

Civilians fleeing Mosul in ‘grave danger’, says UN

international

K-1407

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, may 13, 2017

Remembering and missing my little angel mamma Lt. Mrs. Ethel N.Kinghen who is with her Savior in heaven now, I would like to write few lines to tell her how I feel today. The observance of this day who has a living mother to honor is truly fortunate for the opportunity still remains to him/her to speak the word of endearment and appreciation and pride, which is the only thing she covets. But the observance of this day, who has only the memory of a mother can know the richness and beauty and comfort of it, recalling back the memory and cherishing it, which feels the faith of the one who gave him/her a life.

QUOTATIONS "Mother holds their children's hands for a while but their hearts forever". "The happiest part of my happy life has been my mother, and with God's help, she will be more than ever". Philip Brooks "Even as Christ died for us upon the cross, in the last hour in the unutterable agony of death, He was mindful of his mother as if to teach us that this holy love should be our last wordly thought". Henry W Longfellow "Blessed is the man whose mother is his first heroine". Charles Lamb. "One Lamp, thy mother's love amidst the stars shall lift its pure flame, changeless and before the throne of God burning throughout eternity". N.P Wills Oh Mother, when I think of thee, tis but a step to Calvary, thy gentle hand upon my brow is leading me to Jesus now, Till we meet again at Jesus feet. Your Loving Daughter, Ms. R.L Kinghen DP-4602

Infotainment

REN CREAMY CREATION’S

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 13, 2017

wenty four years old beauty from the Nagaland, Kaheli Chophy would be representing the state at the Femina Miss India contest to be held on June 25 at Mumbai which will be telecast on national TV channel Colors. This was announced by Beauty and Aesthetic Society of Nagaland (BASN) member Melekhoto Pucho during a press conference which was also attended by Kaheli Chophy and BASN

member Lau Toshi, held at Dream café Kohima on Friday. Chophy a post graduate in political science from St. Peter College, Shillong, said she busy with various assignments from Miss India organization and working hard on it. On query, she said her strength is prayer and working so hard with determination to reach the final day. Chophy said she would showcase the rich and beautiful cultures of the state and Nagas to outside people

and appealed to support in her journey to competition and also in the multimedia pages like in Facebook and Instagram. On query the support from the people and government, she shared that it was lacking from both and expressed her opinion that Naga society need to support the glamour profession of modelling & pageants so that Nagaland state can outshine in this field. (Correspondent)

DP-4647(B)

Kaheli to represent Nagaland in Femina Miss India BAKING CLASS

DESSERT CLASS

9:00 AM – 12:00 NOON

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

ADDRESS : HALF NAGARJAN, DIMAPUR NAGALAND KUDA ‘C’ KHEL DATE :- 15th to 20th May, 2017. PH. NO. : 8119049888

Sente Hotel, Ground Floor, Old Over Bridge, Golaghat Road, Dimapur Date : 12th & 13th of May., Time : 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM Ph. No. 91-8974028371 DP-4610

ren creamy creation’s Half Nagarjan, Dimapur

Renphamo Ezung owner of REN CREAMY CREATION’S at Half Nagarjan, Dimapur. Rephamo Ezung is from Yimkha Village, Wokha. At a young age he came down to dimapur and started working as a chef and had an experience of 7 Years. He participated three times in the Naga Chef contest at the Hornbill Festival and after much hard work he was the winner of Naga Chef 2016. Recently, he started Ren Creamy Creation’s at Half Nagarjan, Dimapur. Handle two shift classes morning and evening from Monday to Saturday in Cooking, Baking, Ice Cream, Dessert Making, Fruit Craving. Apart from classes on cookery he deals on Catering Service for all occasions, Wedding cake etc. We extend him heartiest congratulations for the hard work and success and also wishes him the very best in all his future endeavors. From Relatives & Friends

DP-4647(A)

DC-1044

FELICITATION

HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY

Rank 6th HSSLC (Science) The Village Council and the denizens of Satsukba Village extend it heartiest congratulations to Mr. Loktimen, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Kimatsung for bringing laurels to the village and villagers by securing top 6th Rank HSSLC Science 2017. The Council pray and wishes him success in all his future endeavours. DP-4635

Mr Purakhu Neikha & Mrs. Kethoseno Neikha

OFFICE OF THE

ZANI VILLAGE COUNCIL DIMAPUR-797116 : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

13-05-1967 – 13-05-2017 “So they are no longer two, but one ﬂesh, therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate”. Mathew 19:6

(Kolade Ladu) Chairman Zani Village Council

We thank God for this day and continue to pray that his abundant blessings of love and health be upon you for many years to come. We love you dearly. From: children, in-laws & grandchildren

K-1400

DP-4652

The Zani Village Council heartily congratulate Mr. Seso Koza, S/o Mr. Lakha Koza and Mrs. Soyimna Koza, for securing Top 18th in the recently declared HSLC Exam, 2017. We pray that our Sovereign Lord bless and guide him with wisdom in his future endeavour. (K. Venyo) Secretary Zani Village Council

OFFICE OF THE

MATIKHRÜ VILLAGE COUNCIL FELICITATES

K-1403

With immense pride and pleasure for bringing laurels to our village and our community in general. We the Matikhrü Village Council extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Roseline Pojar, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Hewechi Pojar for securing the top 3 position in Arts stream in the recent declared HSSLC result. Wherein the village council congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. May the good Lord guide you and bless you in all your future endeavours.

DP-4638

(Masi Katiry) Chairman Matikhrü Village Council

OFFICE OF THE

KÜPZA KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM B.P.O Küpza, P.O Mokokchung – 798601, Nagaland

FELICITATION

DC-1043

The Küpza Students Union express our sincere heartfelt congratulations to Miss. NOKINSANGLA IMCHEN D/o Mr. TALITEMJEN IMCHEN and Mrs. MASAMENLA for securing the top 14th Rank in the HSLC examination 2017, from E.D.H.S.S, Mokokchung. The students union is proud of her achievement and bringing laurels to our village and students union through your success. Wherein the Küpza Students Union also congratulate all the students member for successfully passing their HSLC and HSSLC examination. Wishing all the students members a bright future. Sd/Sd-/ Sd/President General Secretary Education Secretary Lanuakum Imlinokcha Limakum

DC-1037 K

saturday, May 13, 2017

Murray suffers shock defeat in Madrid

MA D RI D, M ay 1 2 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : World number one Andy Murray acknowledged his slump in form is cause for concern after crashing out in the third round of the Madrid Masters on Thursday to Borna Coric. Murray has now failed to reach the quarter-finals in any of his last three Masters series events, as well as suffering a shock fourth round exit at the Australian Open to Mischa Zverev in January. However, it was the manner of his meek defeat to the world number 59 that particularly irked the Wimbledon champion just over a week before the start

of the French Open. “I definitely think I need to be concerned about today,” said Murray. “It’s not always the worst thing losing a match, but it’s sometimes the manner of how you lose the match is what can be concerning or disappointing.” In between crashing out of the Monte Carlo Masters to Albert RamosVinolas last month and arriving in Madrid, Murray had shown some signs of finding his form by reaching the semi-finals at the Barcelona Open. “My match against (Dominic) Thiem in Barcelona, I was disappointed to

lose, but I felt like I competed really well. I did some good stuff in the match, found a way to turn it around and make it a tough match for him,” Murray added. “ W h e r e a s t o d ay I didn’t really do any of that stuff. That’s concerning, so I need to think about exactly why that is, what I can do about it.” Coric was only handed a late reprieve to enter the draw as a lucky loser after being defeated by Mikhail Kukushkin in qualifying. And Murray did take some heart at the Croatian’s twist of fortunes in a matter of days ahead of his defence of the Rome Masters next

Brazil tops footballer export rankings

Rio de Janeiro, May 12 (IANS): Brazil is the world’s most prolific exporter of professional footballers, according to a new study. The South American nation has 1,202 players currently contracted with teams outside of Brazil in 137 leagues, according to a report by Swiss-based thinktank CIES. The top destinations for Brazilian players are Portugal, Italy, Japan, Turkey,

Spain and Mexico. In total, there are 12,000 professional footballers playing in countries other than their own. Some 10 per cent of those are Brazilians. Second on the list for players in foreign countries is France with 781, followed by Argentina (753), Serbia (460) and England (451). UEFA is the confederation boasting the largest number of expatriates in its ranks, with 8,808, around 24 per cent of the global total.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members of Lt. Z. Kamkheangla Yimchunger, would like to profoundly express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, organizations, neighbours and friends, who supported and stood us in physically, materially, ﬁnancially and through unceasing prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved mum on 07 May, 2017. We sincerely convey our deepest gratitude to :1. Aoyimti Baptist Church 2. Yimchunger Baptist Church Dimapur. 3. Yimchunger Baptist Church Tuensang 4. Poumai Baptist Church Dimapur 5. Chessore Village Baptist Church 6. Women Department YBC Dimapur 7. Education Department YBC Dimapur 8. Aoyimti Village Council 9. Yimchunger Union Dimapur 10. Yimchunger Arihako Dimapur 11. Kiussoberu Khiungkeru Union Tuensang 12. Keoneoberu 13. Staff Government High School Singrijan 14. Referral Hospital Dimapur 15. Zion Hospital Dimapur 16. International Hospital Guwahati 17. St. John’s Hospital Guwahati 18. Ayursundra Super Specialty Guwahati 19. Dr. Tali Longkumar 20. Dr. Sashi 21. Dr. Ganesh Das 22. Shri. Tohanba, Parliamentary Secretary 23. H. Mukam, Advocate D.O.B : 13-12-1956 – D.O.D : 7-5-2017 24. Yimso Public Leader “If love could have saved you, 25. Rev. Gideon General Secretary you would have lived forever” FNBA (Fellowship of Naga by Rachel Naomi Remen MD Baptist Association) 26. T.I. JonaImsong 27. Miss. Apang Phom 28. KTC Final Year. We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually but, it’s our humble prayer, that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving children, grandchildren and relatives DP-4617

Djokovic enters semis

Novak Djokovic moved into the semi-finals of the Madrid Masters on Friday without hitting a ball as Kei Nishikori withdrew citing the recurrence of a wrist injury, tournament organisers said. The Japanese world number eight missed the Barcelona Open late last month due to the injury. Nishikori is now also a major doubt for the Rome Masters next week with 10 days to go until the start of the French Open. Djokovic will either renew his rivalry with Rafael Nadal or face Belgium’s David Goffin in the last four on Saturday.

D i m a p u r , M ay 1 2 (NPN): ESA Cricket Warriors lifted the 2nd Along T-20 Memorial Running Trophy after beating Blue Star by 5 wickets on Thursday. Fielding first after winning the toss, ESA Warriors restricted Blue Stars to 128 runs. ESA achieved the target in 19 overs.

In individual awards, Tejosel of Blue Stars was adjudged the man of the series, while Ao Sashi and Bashir of ESA were named the best batsman and best bowler respectively. The winner of the tournament were awarded Rs.50,000 while the runnerup received Rs.20, 000.

IN GRATITUDE

It is with sincere gratitude and appreciation we express this note of acknowledgement to all friends, neighbours, relatives and well wishers for the generosity and support shown in deed and prayers the illness and sad demise of our beloved Lt. I Chuba Aier (Longpa) on 7th May, 2017. Your prayers and expression of sympathy will be cherished and remembered. May the good Lord bless you all. Bereaved wife, children & family members K-1415

5th DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved

Lt. Y. Ntsemo Yanthan Time and tide come and goes but the love the affection the wisdom that you shared with us never ceases, we miss you....... Loving wife, children, grandchildren, in laws & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“A life that is not going to be mine forever”

KÜCHO KEZO S/o Velüta & Kedotuo-ü Kezo Born on 9th March 201 – Died on 6th May 2017 Words are not enough to express how grateful we are, to all those who stood by us physically, materially and morally, during the brief journey of our beloved son Late Kücho Kezo. We may not be able to repay you but may the good God, the provider and sustainer of life, showers His manifold blessings to everyone from His rich treasures. May the name of the Lord be praised forever. Bereaved family members and loved ones K-1413

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Late Imtinokdang (Lakhuni)

Born : 15.5.1933 – Died : 7.5.2017

"If someone ask for me, tell them I am gone home to be with my Father".

DP-4673

TO EVERY PERSON WHO STOOD WITH US Words are inadequate for us to express our heartfelt thankfulness to every individual, relative, churches, unions and well wishers, for your overwhelming support physically, materially, ﬁnancially and spiritually during the brief illness of our beloved wife and mother and upon her demise on 24th April, 2017, morning. Your humbling expression of sympathy and prayers provided us strength and comfort during our difﬁcult moment. Your love will always be cherished in our hearts. You all are in our prayers. We thank God for gifting us so very wonderful persons as you, even in times of our sorrow. May our Almighty God shower His abundant blessings upon you and your family! K-1406

Loving husband, children, in-laws & grandchildren.

We the bereaved family members of Late Imtinokdang express our profound gratitude and convey our sincere thanks to well wishers from far and near and to all who stood by us physically, financially, materially and through prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved father. It is our sincere prayers to our God Almighty to bless you all abundantly. DP-4650

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Mrs. NTSENO YANTHAN (Lakhuti Village) Born on 20-03-1950 Died on 24-04-2017

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We extend our profound gratitude and convey our sincere thankfulness to all individuals, churches, organizations, institutions and well wishers those who stood by us during the sudden demise of our beloved Late Vikaho Chisho (Khrimtomi) on 07.05.2017. your love and support ﬁnancially, morally, physically and through prayer was a great comfort and support during our bereaved moment. We deeply regret for being unable to thank each and everyone individually, however your support and good deeds toward us will always remain in our hearts. May God bless you all. DC-1041

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Loving Family Members

LATE WATINARO LONGKUMER Departed on 04.05.2017 “We thought of you with love today and yesterday, But that is nothing new. We think of you in silence, We often speak your name. Now all we have is memories, And your picture in a frame. Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part. God has you in his keeping, We have you in our heart.” We, the family of Late Watinaro Longkumer wishes to sincerely express our gratitude and thanks to relatives, friends, different unions, organizations and churches for their prayers, loving support, donations and services rendered during our recent bereavement. God bless you all immensely. DC-1045

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born on 1937– Died on 05-05-2017

With profound and heartfelt gratitude, we the bereaved family members and relatives of Late Zhurüthsü would like to thank each and every individuals, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends, well wishers who stood by us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and spiritually at the sudden and sad demise of our beloved who breathed her last on 5th May 2017 at Kohimas Hospital Kohima. We deeply regret our inability to mention the names of every individualy but your good deeds will ever remain in our hearts. May God bless you all abundantly in return. Loving children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and relatives

K-1405

Andy Murray returns a shot to Borna Coric during their match at Madrid Open

week. “Things can turn around quickly in tennis. Borna lost in the qualifying here a few days ago, now he’s in the quarters playing very good tennis.” “Things can change fast, but you need to have the right sort of ideas, correct ideas, understand why you’re in the position you’re in. Hopefully I can do that with my team, and play better in Rome and Roland Garros.” Coric has now beaten the Wimbledon champion in two of their four meetings having thrashed Murray at the Qatar Open at the Dubai Tennis Championships in 2015.

15 Along T-20 memorial running trophy

DP-4717

sports

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

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

K Y M C

sports

Man Utd, Ajax squeeze into Europa final

Fellaini (2nd left) is congratulated by his United team-mates after breaking the deadlock at Old Trafford L o n d o n, M ay 1 2 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : M a n chester United survived a sizeable scare to reach their first Europa League final after a nervy 1-1 draw with Celta Vigo on Thursday completed a 2-1 aggregate victory. Jose Mourinho’s side will play a youthful Ajax team in the final at Stock-

holm’s Friends Arena on May 24, when they can complete their trophy collection and - perhaps more importantly - book a place in next season’s Champions League. Ajax advanced to their first European final in 21 years despite a 3-1 defeat to Lyon in France, the Dutch side progressing 5-4 on ag-

gregate. Marouane Fellaini’s 17th-minute header put United 2-0 up on aggregate, but Celta hit back late on through Facundo Roncaglia, who was then sent off along with United’s Eric Bailly following a centrecircle shoving contest. Appearing in their first European semi-final, Edu-

AIFF trying to land Ronaldo for FIFA U-17 World Cup draw

ardo Berizzo’s Celta gave United several uncomfortable moments and there was panic in the hosts’ box during the fraught closing stages. United started shakily, with Blind looking particularly uncertain, and there were early murmurs of concern around Old Trafford when Iago Aspas cut in from the right and obliged Sergio Romero to tip his rasping shot over. An audacious juggling show from Pogba roused the crowd and United tightened their grip on the tie when Marcus Rashford’s sumptuous cross from the left was headed in at the back post by Fellaini. The goal had the effect of freeing United from their shackles, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Jesse Lingard and Pogba all arrowing shots over the bar. But Celta served reminders of their threat as the first half drew to a close, Pablo Hernandez, Pione Sisto and John Guidetti working Romero and Daniel Wass heading wide from Sisto’s dangerous drilled cross. Celta continued to probe in the second half, with Guidetti thrashing

inches wide from Sisto’s lay-off and heading offtarget from Mallo’s cross. Roncaglia’s looping 85th-minute header set the scene for a nerve-wracking finale, but despite losing Bailly, United held on. Ajax, meanwhile, looked to have killed their tie against Lyon following their 4-1 win in last week’s home leg when Kasper Dolberg gave them a 27thminute lead. But a quick-fire double right at the end of the first period from Alexandre Lacazette - the first from the penalty spot - gave the French side hope. Substitute Rachid Ghezzal’s heavily deflected header nine minutes from time made it 3-1 on the night and Dutch international Nick Viergever’s sending-off gave Lyon extra impetus. But they could not find an all-important fourth to send the tie into extratime. Instead, Ajax will play their first final in this competition since winning the trophy in 1992 and their first European final since losing to Juventus in the Champions League in 1996.

year. The under-construction golf course was designed by Canada-based golf course architect firm Graham Cooke and Associates,” the official said. Skilled technicians from overseas are currently installing the log structures and log huts using highgrade pinewood imported from Russia. The golf resort will also have a fully equipped clubhouse, a modern stateof-the-art convention centre, gazebos and a big food court. “Under the Swadesh Darshan scheme, the union government has sanctioned Rs 94.91 crore to develop various tourist sites of the northeastern state besides the golf resort,” the official added. Mizoram Chief Secretary Lalmalsawma recently visited the golf resort site and asked the concerned officials and construction agencies to focus on quality of the project.

Federation Cup: Shillong edge past DSK

Bagan write to AFC, AIFF for continental slot

Cristiano Ronaldo

AIFF president Praful Patel to Hindustan Times. Ronaldo’s club season with Real Madrid ends on June 4 when Los Blancos take on Juventus in the Champions League final with the league drawing to a close on May 21. Thereafter, he is expected to lead Portugal to Russia for the Confederations Cup which begins on June 17 and ends on July 2. The news comes at a time when Ronaldo had pro-

claimed on social media that he has desire to visit India. Upon reaching 100 million followers on Instagram, Cristiano Ronaldo went live and amongst many things, said, “India is a place that I wanna go soon [sic].” FIFA Under-17 World Cup kicks off on October 6 with the final in Kolkata on October 28. India will be part of the 24-team tournament as hosts – first time India are playing a FIFA tournament.

Match between Shillong Lajong FC and DSK Shivajians on Friday. C U T TAC K , M ay 1 2 (PTI): Ten-man Shillong Lajong defeated DSK Shivajians 3-2 in an exciting encounter to register their first victory in the ongoing Hero Federation Cup at the Barabati Stadium on Friday. Lajong played with a man down for the latter half of the second half after Vishal Kaith was sent off in the 75th minute. Strikes by Alen Deory (49’) and Redeem Tlang (68’) for Lajong cancelled Halicharan Narzary’s brace (64’, 86’). But Lajong left it late as Samuel Lalmuanpuia scored in the dying embers (90+2’) to give the Shillong outfit their first win of the tournament. Dave Roger’s men started the half on a positive

note and dominated possession but Lajong came back strong in the first half giving the DSK defence a scare now and then. In the 10th minute, Chinglensana Singh’s thumping header flew inches past the goal after Isaac delivered a delicious cross from a freekick scenario. In the 42nd minute, the ball miraculously stayed out of Shillong Lajong’s net after hitting the upright twice, first the left pole and then the right, following a Lallianzuala shot which went beneath Kaith. Both Teams went into the half- time on level pegging. Lajong wasted no time in the second half and got their attacking groove on from the whistle. Thangboi

Singto’s men attacked with fluidity and after testing the DSK defence in the opening minutes, the Shillong- based outfit took the lead in the 49th minute when Alen Deory took advantage of an uncanny clearance inside the DSK box and scored. DSK dominated possession in the final third, but the Pune outfit lacked the necessary prowess to finish their chances. In the 58th minute, Lallianzuala bombarded into the Lajong box and even rounded their custodian up. But the DSK forward failed to score and could only make do with a back pass. Lajong had a golden opportunity to double their lead in the 62nd minute but

Sakshi bags silver at Asian Championships

India’s wrestler Sakshi Malik and Vinesh pose with their silver medals during Asian Wrestling Championship 2017 at IG Stadium on Friday. (PTI) New Delhi, May 12 (PTI): Star grappler Sakshi Malik bagged a silver medal for India in the ongoing Asian Wrestling Championship after losing to Japan’s Risako Kawai in women’s 60kg category here today. Making a comeback to the international circuit after the Olympics, Sakshi looked a little out of touch as she went down to the Rio Games gold medallist in 63kg category Kawai 10-0 in just 2 minutes and 44 seconds. Sakshi, who created history by becoming the first Indian wrestler to win an Olympic medal -- with a bronze – last year, could not counter the challenge from the strong Japanese grappler. Competing for the first time in women’s 60kg category after jumping up the weight division from 58kg, Sakshi though

hardly had to break a sweat en route to the final. It was a cake walk for the 24-year-old, who got the better of Nabira Esenbaeva of Uzbekistan 6-2 in the quarterfinal and then defeated Kazakhstan’s Ayaulym Kassymova 15-3 in her semifinal bout to cruise into the gold medal round. Another Indian, Vinesh Phogat also settled for a silver in women’s 55kg category. Divya Kakran was the third Indian to have made the final in women’s 69kg category. However, Ritu Phogat (women’s 48kg) went down in her semifinal bout to Yui Susaki of Japan 0-9 to lose out on a place in the final but would fight for the bronze medal. Pinki, meanwhile, was the lone Indian to have lost in the quarterfinal round of women’s 53kg to bow out of the tournament early.

Mizoram developing Dhoni captain of Ponting’s all-time IPL XI world-class golf course

A i z aw l , M ay 1 2 (IANS): The Mizoram government is developing an international standard 18-hole golf course which has been designed by a Canadian firm, official said here on Friday. “The international standard 18-hole golf course is being developed near Thenzawl town in Serchhip District (in central Mizoram) as part of the central government plan to develop theme-based tourism circuits across the country,” a Mizoram Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) official said. He said the Union Ministry of Tourism, under its ambitious “Swadesh Darshan” tourism development scheme, had asked all the states in the country to develop theme-based tourism circuits. “The golf course is being created under the Swadesh Darshan scheme and is expected to be inaugurated by March next

New Delhi, May 12 (Agencies): Ahead of the U17 World Cup, India and AIFF are not pulling any stops to get as much attention for the extravaganza of the age category. There is already Carles Puyol to be part of the official ticket launch and now talks are underway between the All India Football Federation (AIFF) top bosses and Portugal’s captain Cristiano Ronaldo to be in the country when the draw takes place. The draw is scheduled to take place on July 7 in Mumbai and the AIFF are keen to bring in the European Championships winner from Portugal last year to the country. “We are talking to Portugal Football Federation. We also are trying to interact with Ronaldo’s agent. If he is free on that particular day, he will be gracing the FIFA U-17 World Cup draw function in Mumbai on July 7,” said

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, May 13, 2017

Alen Deory’s header off a cross from the left flank went wide of the goal, with no real pressure. Thangboi Singto’s men paid the price of that missed opportunity two minutes later when Halicharan Narzary for DSK Shivajians rattled the net by a thunderous shot to bring the teams on level proceedings. However, Lajong had other plans and instead of sitting back and defending against the DSK attack, the Reds chose attack as the form of their defence and it paid dividends. In the 68th minute, Alen Deroy’s cross had been parried away by Kaith onto Redeem Tlang’s stride and Tlang made no mistake to drive the ball home giving Lajong the lead again. Lajong custodian Vishal Kaith was shown the red card in the 75th minute to leave Thangboi Singto’s outfit a man down for the remainder of the match. The Shillong outfit defended as a team and saw off the DSK attacks but Halicharan Narzary produced a moment of genius in the 86th minute after his peach of a shot from distance went straight into the top corner. But Samuel scored in the dying seconds of the match to give Lajong the lead and the win.

MELBOURNE, May 12 (PTI): Former Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has picked Indian stalwart Mahendra Singh Dhoni as the captain of his all-time IPL XI, which comprises seven Indians and four foreigners. The other Indians in the Australian’s team are Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, MS Dhoni Suresh Raina, Harbhajan Singh, Ashish Nehra and both ways and he has been a great performer for a long, Amit Mishra. The foreigners are de- long time.” structive openers Chris Gayle and David Warner besides all-rounder Dwayne Bravo and pacer Lasith Malinga. Po n t i n g, w h o h a s played in the IPL and was coach of the Mumbai Indians, sprang a surprise by including leggie Mishra in the elite eleven. “I have gone for a bit of a shock here and have put Amit Mishra in the side,” Ponting was quoted as saying cricket.com.au. “He has got an outstanding IPL record, he has got great variations and he is a wicket-taker because he is not scared to throw the ball up. He turns the ball enough

The notable omissions from the side are AB de Villiers, Sunil Narine and Brendon McCullum. On not including de Villiers, Ponting said, “AB de Villiers is another one who would walk into most IPL teams through the history of the game. But with the record that my openers, Gayle and Warner, have it was a bit hard to fit AB de Villiers in the middle order.”

Ko lk ata , M ay 1 2 (IANS): City football giants Mohun Bagan on Friday shot letters to All India Football Federation (AIFF) President Praful Patel and Asian Football Confederation (AFC) General Secretary Dato Windsor John asking them to reserve two AFC slots for I-League clubs as has been the norm so far. “We have sent a letter to AIFF and AFC asking them to stick to what (Praful) Patel had told us when we met in Mumbai. The I-League, he said, would remain the official league and, therefore, we want I-League clubs to get AFC Champions League and AFC Cup slots,” Mohun Bagan General Secretary Anjan Mitra told IANS over phone. “No tournament should supersede this,” he added hinting at the Indian Super League (ISL) which is set to take the Federation Cup’s AFC slot. Arch-rival East Bengal will also follow suit. “We will also send a letter to them,” East Bengal General Secretary Kalyan Majumdar told IANS. On Thursday, the ISL invited bids from interested parties to enroll and participate in the next edition.

K Y M C