May 14, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Peaceful coexistence need of Massive global cyber attack creates chaos the hour in Nagaland: Dr. Shürho stroy it. Russia’s largest bank Sberbank said its systems “detected in time attempts to penetrate bank infrastructure”. Germany’s Deutsche Bahn computers were also impacted, with the rail operator reporting that station display panels were affected. In a statement, computer security group Kaspersky Labs said it was “trying to determine whether it is possible to decrypt data locked in the attack -- with the aim of developing a decryption tool as soon as possible.” On Saturday, a cyber security researcher told AFP he had accidentally discovered a “kill switch” that could prevent the spread of the ransomware. The researcher, tweeting as @MalwareTechBlog, said that the discovery was accidental, but that registering a domain name used by the malware stops it from spreading. Computers already affected will not be helped by the solution. But @MalwareTechBlog warned that the “crisis isn’t over” as those behind it “can always change the code and try again”. The malware’s name is WCry, but analysts were also using variants such as

WannaCry. Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre and its National Crime Agency were looking into the UK incidents, which disrupted care at National Health Service facilities, forcing ambulances to divert and hospitals to postpone operations. Pictures on social media showed screens of NHS computers with images demanding payment of $300 (230 pounds, 275 euros) in Bitcoin, saying: “Ooops, your files have been encrypted!” It demands payment in three days or the price is doubled, and if none is received in seven days the files will be deleted, according to the screen message. “ R a n s o m wa r e b e comes particularly nasty when it infects institutions like hospitals, where it can put people’s lives in danger,” said Kroustek, the Avast analyst. A hacking group called Shadow Brokers released the malware in April claiming to have discovered the flaw from the NSA, Kaspersky said. Although Microsoft released a security patch for the flaw earlier this year, many systems have yet to be updated, researchers said.

BJP a divisive force, says Dr. Jayakumar

Petrol pumps call off proposed Sunday off

‘Ransomware’ hits Indian companies, govt. institutions

LONDON/NEW DELHI, MAY 13 (AGENCIES): Cyber security experts rushed to restore systems on Saturday after an unprecedented global wave of cyberattacks that struck targets ranging from Russia’s banks to British hospitals and a French carmaker’s factories. The hunt was on for the culprits behind the assault, which was being described as the biggest cyber ransom attack ever. Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at the Helsinki-based cyber security company F-Secure, told AFP that the attack was “the biggest ransomware outbreak in history”, saying that 130,000 systems in more than 100 countries had been affected. A bunch of Indian companies including government establishments were also infected by the ransomware WannaCry. He said that Russia and India were hit particularly hard, in large part because the older Windows XP operating software is still widely

DDADU demands hike in passenger fare Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 3 (NPN): Reacting to the recent directive issued by the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) Dimapur concerning seating capacity in autorickshaws, the Dimapur District Autorickshaw Drivers Union (DDADU) has demanded a hike in passenger fare so as to make up for what they described “the loss incurred due to the RTA directive.” As a mark of protest, DDADU members said around 700 to 800 autorickshaws refused to ply for more than four hours on Saturday causing inconvenience to commuters. After an appeal by DDADU officials, the protesting autorickshaw drivers agreed to call off their protest later in the afternoon. Pointing out that autorickshaw drivers have been complying with the rules and regulations of the authority over the years, the union therefore requested the responsible authority to understand the grievances of the autorickshaws in order to control the situation. Failure on the part of the authority would compel the union to impose stern action, DDADU cautioned.

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used in the countries. State agencies and major companies around the world were left reeling by the attacks which blocked access to files and demanded ransom money, forcing them to shut down their computer systems. “The recent attack is at an unprecedented level and will require a complex international investigation to identify the culprits,” said Europol, Europe’s policing agency. The attacks, which experts said affected dozens of countries, used a technique known as ransomware that locks users’ files unless they pay the attackers a designated sum in the virtual Bitcoin currency. The attacks apparently exploited a

Correspondent

MON, MAY 13: All India Congress Committee (AICC) secretary in-charge of Nagaland, Dr. Jayakumar continued his tirade against the BJP, urging the people of Nagaland not to let a divisive force rule the state. Addressing Congress party men here at the Congress Bhavan Mon, Dr. Jayakumar asked as to how could the people let BJP, a divisive force, rule the state when Nagaland was a Christian state, where people read Bible everyday and where Churches are visible in every nook and corner of the state. With barely 180 days left before the declaration of election in the state, he urged upon the party men to remain strong and united to work with a single objective of bringing Congress back to power in the coming election. “If congress is not

flaw exposed in documents leaked from the US National Security Agency (NSA). The attacks hit a whole range of organisations and businesses worldwide. French carmaker Renault was forced to stop production at sites in France and Slovenia, saying the measure was aimed at stopping the virus from spreading. In the United States, package delivery group FedEx acknowledged it had been hit by malware and said it was “implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible.” Russia’s interior ministry said that some of its computers had been hit by a “virus attack” and that efforts were underway to de-

brought back to power, Nagaland will become the land of satan and destroyed to the last,” he cautioned. Citing the example of eight Congress legislators who had defected to NPF, he lamented that Nagaland was one state where impossible things can become possible. He was however optimistic that the party would be able to work out a strategy to bring Congress back to power in the state. While accusing BJP of luring the voters with money, Dr. Jayakumr also expressed sadness that most of the voters demand money and sell their fundamental rights during election. In this regard, he urged the party workers to uphold the principle of the Congress party and to stop the menace of the BJP. He pointed out that the responsibility of the Congress party was to bring change and check corruptions.

Also addressing the party workers, NPCC president, K. Therie said though the Congress MLAs had defected to NPF, the party has over three lakhs voters intact. He informed that the NPF would be divided and their vote share would be reduced in the 2018 general election giving a fair chance for the Congress to form the government. He also accused the BJP and RSS of trying to convert all religion to Hinduism and to introduce hindi, Hindu cultural and religion in the school books. He cautioned that after 20 years our culture, identity, custom and Christianity would vanish if BJP and its alliance come to power in the state. Claiming that Congress was the only political party with a secular ideology, Therie alleged that the NPF was a political wing of the BJP and the RSS in the state.

M U M B A I , M AY 1 3 (IANS): All petrol pumps in the country, which had announced a weekly ‘holiday’ from May 14 and work on a single shift from May 15, called off their proposed agitation on Saturday, an official statement said here. Federation of All Maharashtra Petrol Dealers Association (FAMPEDA) President Uday Lodh said that in view of a review meeting called by Oil Marketing Companies on Wednesday, May 17, it has been decided to postpone the agitation till further notice. The Consortium of Indian Petroleum Dealers along with FAMPEDA was planning to launch the ‘Cost Cutting Module’ in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Andhra Pradesh, (Cont’d on p-2) Telangana and Haryana.

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KO H I M A , M AY 1 3 (NPN): Emphasizing on peaceful coexistence as the need of the hour, Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Saturday called upon the Naga leaders to leave aside their political differences and to work for the welfare of the people. The chief minister pointed out that “elections would be held as long as Naga people were under the Indian constitution.” In this regard, he called upon the people to learn to live peacefully with each other. Addressing the ‘Kerunyi’ festival, organized by Kohima Village Council, as chief guest here at KVC hall, Dr. Liezietsu said “we cannot afford to have personal rivalry or enmity due to the differences of political ideologies during elections.” Because of political rivalry, we should not have any personal grudges against each other, but to work in hand for the welfare of the people, the chief minister stated. It may be mentioned that this was Dr. Liezietsu’s maiden official visit to his native village after becoming the chief minister of Nagaland. Addressing the village leaders, the chief minister reminded that it was God’s plan for him to become the chief minister and thanked the villagers for the support and help towards building a peaceful atmosphere.

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu (NP)

Leave aside political differences and work for the welfare of the people He also sought the cooperation of the village leaders and landowners saying Kohima village, reportedly the biggest village in Asia, should be more co-operative and accommodative with any kind of developmental activities carried out by the state government. As Kohima being the state capital, he said the land owners should also avoid creating any kind of hindrances as far as welfare programmes of the government was concerned, but to contribute positively and facilitate them. Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, while thanking and appreciating the land donors for the upcoming Nagaland Medical College at Kohima, requested the other land owners who were yet to donate their lands to judiciously donate for the welfare of our future generations.

Home minister Y. Patton in his brief address wished the gathering on the occasion of “Kerunyi” festival. Patton also lauded Kohima village for their cooperation and for sending a dynamic leader like Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu to work for the people of the state. Earlier, Vilie-o Rutsa speaking on the significance of the Kerunyi festival stated that the festival was observed to make one self prepared and ready to begin the year-long cultivation. The programme was chaired by Kohima Village Counicl (KVC) chairman, Dr. Neiphi Kire. Welcome address was delivered by P. Khel chairman, Kruyie Pienyü while invocation prayer was pronounced by Rev. Khrieneilie Sachü and vote of thanks was delivered by T. Khel chairman, Thepfuvilie Suohu. Highlights of the festival included presentation of folk and traditional songs by all the four Khel representatives. Traditional blessing to the chief minister was done by Medo-o Keretsü head GB Kohima village. Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu was accompanied by School Education and SCERT minister, Yitachu, Forest, Wildlife and Climate Change minister, Imkong L. Imchen; parliamentary secretary Vikho-o Yhoshü; parliamentary secretary Pukhayi, Dr. Nicky Kire, MLA; government officials, Kohima village members and well wishers.

ENCSU reminds DoHE to address demands DIMAPUR, MAY 13 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has reminded the Department of Higher Education (DoHE) to address its demands at the earliest, saying it was not satisfied with the response received from the former director, higher education. In a press release, ENCSU chairman, Longre Chang, and joint secretary, Nokchem Angth, said that the union would not allow any colleges within its jurisdiction to function without sufficient teachers from next semester. E N C S U a c k n ow l edged posting of principal at Wangkhao College, Mon and Yingli College, Longleng, but appealed for posting a principal who could physically and practically be present in the college. Po i n t i n g o u t t h a t Yingli College was running without the principal

for more than two years, the ENCSU said it cannot accept the posting of designated principal at Yingli College, Longleng transferred from Sao Chang College, Tuensang. The union said that during its visit to Sao Chang College, the principal was found absent from his bounded duty reportedly due to poor health. The union has, therefore, urged the government and the department to make an alternative arrangement at the earliest possible. Further, the union reaffirmed its demand that the department should take disciplinary action against the irregular teaching staffs and the action taken report be made known to the union. The union also demanded immediate cancellation of all the teachers on attachment. ENCSU reiterated that the new building of Zisaji

Presidency College, Kiphire should be electrified and all the basic necessity be provided before shifting to the new site. Acknowledging the department for providing the brand new bus to Zisaji Presidency College, Kiphire, the union has, however, appealed for sanctioning the required buses to all the colleges as mentioned in its memorandum. ENCSU has further appealed to the government and the department to take immediate action in constructing staff quarter and the border fencing. It said that failure to utilize the land judiciously has led to rapid increase in land encroachment. ENCSU said when the citizens of Eastern Nagaland have sacrificed their land for the sake of development and education, the government and the department cannot do anything good to the

people of the Eastern Nagaland especially when it comes to higher education. Expressing pain at the plight of students suffering during examination due to non-completion of the syllabus, the union said that colleges have to run with single teacher or even without a teacher in some subject (department) whereas the same department/subject in colleges from other districts were being manned by excess teachers. ENCSU maintained that chemistry department and political science department of Sao Chang College was run by only one teacher each and no teacher for computer science. It said that the same problem was with all the four government colleges. In the light of the above, the union has called upon the government and the department to “deliver justice to the underdeveloped people.” K Y M C

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Panel discussion on ‘Journey towards Peace’ Vikheho continues massive

Panellists and participants of the panel discussion on Saturday. Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAY 13 (NPN): North East Institute of Social Science & Research (NEISSR) Saturday organized a panel discussion on ‘Journey towards Peace’ here at NEISSR Conference Hall with panelists Dr. Wati Aier, principal, OTS, P. Leonard, principal City Law College, Dimapur and Liangsi Niumai, director of CCERP. The panel discussion was moderated by Fr. Chacko Karithayil, Rector,

Good Shepherd Seminary, Dimapur. Dr. Wati Aier, who spoke ‘Restoring spirituality peace building in Nagaland’, propounded that spirituality was closely interlinked and connected with humanity, adding it was important to cultivate a humane sense of understanding towards others to develop “our” faith which will in turn enhance our spirituality. While pondering over “our” ability to develop spirituality, Dr. Aier asserted that spirituality was

the foundation and the spark which will kindle the peace building effort. Leonard spoke on the importance of individual and the power that we all wield by being a part of the society while deliberating in his topic, ‘Political will power and Peace building in Nagaland’. The former fighter pilot described Nagaland as a place of anarchy and missing fraternity where political players have degraded the system of social democracy by adapting any mean so as to get votes and

Excise Mobile Squad seize IMFL

DIMAPUR: The Excise Mobile Squad Dimapur Special Surveillance Team during routine surveillance seized 432 bottles of assorted liquor on May 6 below flyover and arrested Ram Prakash son of Jay Prakash in this connection. According to SP of Excise (MS) Kahoto Sumi the accused have been booked under relevant section of NLTP Act, 1989 and the seized items have been deposited at the Excise Mobile Squad Malkhana.

700 bottles of Codeine seized

DIMAPUR: Narcotic Cell (NC) of the Excise Department on May 12 under the command of AIE Nokcha, manning the Khuzama interstate Excise Check gate seized 700 bottles of restricted cough syrup Codeine (Rexomax) and arrested L. Leshini (30) of Senapati in this connection. According to SP Excise (NC) S. Phyobemo Kikon it was being smuggled to Manipur in a passenger night Bus and the item was found concealed inside a hand bag along with clothes and carton boxes. SP informed that in this regard the accused was booked under relevant sections of the D&C Act 1940 and forwarded to judiciary.

Ganja worth Rs. 3.5 lakh seized

DIMAPUR: Kohima Police manning Khuzama Inter-State police check gate while conducting routine checking and frisking of vehicles on May 9 at around 11 a.m intercepted one Maruti Alto-NL07-8043 and recovered approximately 70 kilos of contraband ganja worth Rs. 3, 50,000/- in the national market. According to SDPO (South) and PRO Atu Zumvü in this connection, two persons identified as S. Seikhu (26) son of S. Seiva and Ngaolouni Khohro (20) son of Khohro both from Phaibung Khullen village, Senapati were taken into custody. Regular case under NDPS Act have been registered against them for conducting further investigation, PRO added.

41 Assam Rifles recover illicit liquor

DIMAPUR: Based on specific information, 41 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) along with police representatives launched an operation in general area 7th Mile, Dimapur on May 1. During the search, troops of Assam Rifles recovered 205 cases of illegal IMFL approx Rs 2 lakhs from Mr Artha Angami, age 30 years, r/o Lane No 6, 7th Mile, Dimapur District who revealed that he was involved in illegal procurement and smuggling of liquor. Later, individual was apprehended along with the recovered items and handed over to Diphupar police station, Dimapur district for further investigation.

win elections. “By the virtue of being a part of the society, we are all political players and the degeneration of social democracy cannot be blamed on anybody. But in every one of us as citizens,” he postulated. Nagaland, he said, cannot have political democracy unless we have social democracy. In order to achieve social good, Leonard said one should be willing to be a victim. He emphasized on the imperativeness of speaking the truth to bring

news in brief LCD free dental screening camp Leo Club of Dimapur (LCD) would be organizing a free dental screening camp on May 14, 9 a.m at Lions Park, Midland Dimapur. SDEO Wokha informs SDEO Wokha T. Chonbenthung Odyuo has informed all employees who have opened/activated their Permanent Retirement Account Number (PRAN) under National Pension System (NPS) on or before July 1, 2014 to submit their “Self Certification for Individual – FATCA/CRS Declaration Form” on or before May 31. SSU to felicitate successful candidates The Sodzulhou Students’ Union (SSU), Dimapur would be felicitating successful candidates of the HSLC and HSSLC in Sodzulhou Revival Church, Dimapur from 9 a.m onwards on May 14. Union would also honour mothers on the occasion of Mother’s Day during the church service.

about positive transformation in the society. According to him, Naga integration cannot be achieved without first understanding the concept of fraternity. Liangsi lamented that the ability of women to contribute in peace building was sometimes not considered. Peace building starts in the family and women as mothers have played a great influence in how the values of peaceful living are inculcated in the children, she stated. She opined that peace building was not merely about disarming weapons but also nurturing “our” children at the right time. The presentation from the panelist was followed by a Q & A session The event was organized by the MSW trainees of Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies as a part of their forum activity. A short video documentary titled, ‘Nagaland: A quest for Peace’ was also screened during the programme. The programme was also attended by students from five other colleges of Dimapur.

plantation drive in Pughoboto

Minister Y Vikheho Swu planting a tree sapling at the site of Pughoboto Mini Secretariat on May 12. KOHIMA, MAY 12: Continuing the fight against the affects of global warming and climate change, Nagaland minister of Road and Bridges, Y. Vikheho Swu initiated massive plantation drive in all the 24 villages in his assembly constituency under Pughoboto sub-division of Zunheboto district on May 12. This is the second consecutive year that Swu not only distributed tree saplings to all the villages but has been personally engaged in planting different species of tree saplings. “Last year 17,000 sap-

lings were planted throughout the sub-division and this year 10,000 tree saplings have been distributed for plantation in every village under Pughoboto sub-division as part of the Green Pughoboto project through the Local Area Development Fund,” the minister said while planting a tree at ongoing construction site of Pughoboto Mini Secretariat. The plantation drive was to meet the challenges of climate change and also an initiative to transform Pughoboto into the most beautiful green area in the state, he said.

“Nature is the greatest gift of the God to mankind and therefore we should plant trees to protect the nature. Everyone should take the responsibility to preserve, conserve and plant trees,” the minister appealed. Joining the plantation drive, additional deputy commissioner (ADC) of Pughoboto, Avelu Ruho and her staff also planted tree saplings at Pughoboto Mini Secretariat. People from different walks of life, including church, women group, youths, students and NPF farmer’s wing participated in the mass plantation drive.

Head and neck cancer-an Indian cancer

DIMAPUR: 90% of oral cancers can be prevented on quitting tobacco, alcohol, betel nut and faulty sexual habits (oral sex). Early cessation is important because risk gradually decreases and reach normalcy after 10-15 years. Early diagnosis has better cure rates. Surgical treatment targets on improved survival with good cosmetic and functional outcome. Post treatment regular follow-up is needed to diagnose second primary. This vital information about the world’s most dreaded disease-cancer- was shared by Dr. Kannan Subbiah, senior ENT/ Head &

Neck Onco surgeon from Apollo Hospitals, Chennai at a Press meet in Dimapur on Saturday. Dr. Kannan said cancer of the mouth often begins as a small ulcer or lump on the tongue, cheek and gums. Historically at least 75% of those diagnosed are tobacco users. Those who both smoke and drink, have a 15 times greater risk of developing oral cancer than others, he added. According to him, 35% of the total cancers in India were from the head and neck region as compared to 5-8% in the western world. India accounts

for more than one-fourth of world’s head and neck cancer burden hence aptly being named as an “Indian Cancer”. “The most common etiological factors for head neck cancers are tobacco (smoking and smokeless) and alcohol,” informed the doctor. Dr. Kannan highlighted the symptoms of head and neck cancers and also the treatments available. On various treatments available Dr Kannan said; “Early stage cancers are treated by single modality mostly surgery. Advanced stage cancers are treated by multimodality treat-

ment - surgery followed by radiotherapy with or without chemotherapy. Surgery is the main form of treatment for head and neck cancers. Numerous surgical approaches have been developed that permit preservation of organ function and facial appearance to a far greater degree than was possible in the past. He further said that “when found early, oral cancers have on 80 to 90% survival rate. Unfortunately at this time, majority are found as late stage cancers, and this accounts for the very high death rate of about 45% at five years from diagnosis.

BJP a divisive force, says Dr. Jayakumar

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When asked on the reports of Dr. S.C. Jamir, Governor of Odisha, being backed by RSS as the vice presidential Candidate, Dr. K. Jayakumar said he learnt of such development only through local media. Admitting that he was not aware whether Dr. S.C. Jamir had accepted the offer or not, Dr. Jayakumar said

“considering the Naga’s heritage, belief and territorial coverage in this part of the country and the background of Mr Jamir, who have come from a secular party, in no way will it will be an honor to the Nagas’ if he accepts the proposal. He should decline for the sake of the Nagas as such suggestion was coming from the Fascist and the casteism party, he said. On the other hand, Therie said

accepting the proposal of the BJP & RSS to become the Vice President by any Christian society would be one of the greatest disgrace, especially from a state like Nagaland. He pointed out that the BJP and RSS would be using the Christian vice president as a flag post to signify that Christians were also participating in the RSS mission. “I cannot accept that as a Christian and as president NPCC,” Therie said.

2017 HSLC and HSSLC toppers felicitated in Dmu and Kma

(L-R): Francis. P. Solo, Rev. Dr. James Thoppil along with other dignitaries, students, teachers and parents. LSHSS staff along with the rank holders and achievers. Dr. Neiphi Kire along with the meritorious students. DIMAPUR, MAY 13 (NPN): Commission for Education Diocese of Kohima (CEDOK) organised a felicitation programmecum-award programme for HSLC, HSSLC toppers, subject toppers and teachers from Catholic Schools in Nagaland on Saturday at Holy Cross Auditorium with principal secretary School Education, Francis. P. Solo as special guest. Exhorting the gathering Solo congratulated the students, parents, staff and administration of the respective institutions for bringing laurels. Encouraging the students to strive K

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hard and continue to keep up the good work, Solo said, “you have already learned and know what it takes to reach the top” and exhorted them to cultivate the habit and maintain it throughout their life. One should aspire to become responsible citizens imbued with good moral character, he added. Stating that it was difficult to give back enough to the school that had given so much, he encouraged the students to reciprocate the school when they were in position to do so. Solo in his concluding remark suggested that since teachers

were doing commendable job, private schools should also enhance the salaries of the teachers so that they would be encouraged and continue to train the human resources effectively. Awards to the rank holders of HSLC and HSSLC were given by chairman CEDOK most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, awards to HSSLC subject toppers were given by Catholic Association of Nagaland president Dr. Simon Neiviselie Dzuvichu, awards to HSLC subject toppers were given by Nagaland Catholic Women Association president Annie Kath and

Teacher award was presented by Francis. P. Solo. The highlights of the programme included dance presented by students of Assisi Higher Secondary School, Dimapur and Carmel Higher Secondary School, Dimapur respectively and felicitation song presented by the Class 12 students of Holy Cross Higher Secondary School, Dimapur. The programme was hosted by Uttam Singh and Raleng, invocation was pronounced by DBHSS principal Rev. Fr. Joshua SDB, introductory and welcome note by CEDOK

secretary Rev. Fr. Jacob Charalel, presidential message by Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, sharing by toppers Deepa Mishra, HSLC 1st rank and Imlilong Jamir, HSSLC (Sci) 5th rank respectively, sharing on behalf of teacher awardees by asst. teacher, SFSHHSS, Medzhiphema A.P. Joseph and vote of thanks by St. Paul Higher Secondary School principal, Dimapur Rev. Sr. Ranit SABS. (Staff Reporter) LSHSS: In a similar programme Little Star Higher Secondary School (LSHSS) held its rank holders and achievers fe-

licitation on May 12 at the School Hall. Mementos and cash awards were presented to the rank holders and achievers of the HSLC and HSSLC Board Exams by chairman Nini Sekhose. Teachers were also acknowledged with certificates and cash incentive by Vihutuo Paira with the Vihutuo Paira excellence in teaching award. The function was chaired by Nukshizenla and compered by Monita Rai and Ketoulhou Sekhose, invocation prayer by Hr. Sec. supervisor Imnajungla, welcome song

presented by class 12, welcome address by School administrator and Christina Neikhrienuo gave a presentation highlighting the achievements of the school during the year. KVSU: Kohima Village Students’ Union (KVSU) felicitated successful students of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017 at Kohima village council hall on May 12. Exhorting the successful students, Dr.Neiphi Kire, Kohima village chairman, congratulated the successful students and stressed on their role to build a better future for the coming

generation. The Achievers message were conveyed by Visienuo Dzüvichü (HSLC Rank 19th ) and Nilakienyü Liezietsü ( HSSLC Arts Rank 8th ). Mengutseinuo Kire was also felicitated on being conferred Gold Medal in Sociology from Lovely Professional University. Thejakhrietuo, KVSU education & statistical secy in his report informed that a total of 244 HSLC students and 166 students had cleared the examination. Program was chaired by Khrietuo Pienyü, president KVSU and vote of thanks by Keneingunuo Keretsü, KVSU gen. secy. K

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Students along with the organizing committee at the career counselling programme. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M AY 1 3 (NPN): Career counselling programme was held Saturday, at Town Hall, Dimapur under the theme “Name your career” with parliamentary secretary of Economics and Statistics, Tovihoto Ayemi as chief guest and Dr. Akumtoshi MD paediatrics as guest of honour. Speaking at the programme, chief guest lauded the organizers for coming up with such programme at the perfect time of NBSE results being declared and when students and parents alike were confused as to which branch of career to opt for. Tovihoto lamented the lack of awareness in career

guidance in Naga society where people simply opted for any career without identifying the person’s interest or talents. He maintained that the culture of going to career counsellors was nonexistent in the state except for attending occasional seminars as minimal. However, “if you want to see your career moving in the right direction then career guidance is of utmost importance since it is very essential for success” he said. Everybody want to be successful in life but do not get the right guidance at the right time, therefore he asked the students to take advantage and grab the opportunity to make the right choice of career which

would help them towards a bright future. He asserted that in this edge-cutting competitive era, the importance of career guidance could never be underestimated. He said almost every Naga wanted a government job and hardly gave any importance to other career options. He encouraged people to have open minds as there were multiples of other career prospects. Ayemi also mentioned that when government was not in a position to provide employment to every individual, we needed to defy the culture of seeking only government jobs and explore other avenues. Career guidance being a very important aspect of a student’s life which could

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Dimapur: PHH ration card holders of Purana Bazaar are informed that there would be a distribution of PHH rice on May 15 at the council hall Purana Bazaar. All the concer ned ration card holders have been informed to come and collect the rice according to timing: Model colony, 7 a.m to 10 a.m; Jorapukhri,10 a.m to 11 a.m; New colony, 11 a.m to 12 a.m; Mt View Colony, 12 p.m to 1 p.m; Middle Colony, 1 p.m to 2 p.m and High School Colony, 2 p.m to 3 p.m.

make or break their career, he encouraged the counsellors as it was an onerous task that they give the right guidance to the needy students by identifying their fields of interest. Quoting Darwin theory “survival of the fittest”, guest of honour Dr. Akumtoshi asserted that the theory stood true even in this generation. Talking about the rise of unemployment, he mentioned that “job is a routine work that gets you paid for your livelihood but career is something related to preserving your passion” thereby he encouraged the students to understand one’s ability and limitations. He said that along with hard work and sincerity, one also needed to know in what field one was good at. Considering himself as a firm believer of divine intervention, he said that being at the right place, at the right time with the right set of skills should be considered as a divine intervention. He encouraged the students to be prepared for the opportunities. The programme highlighted lightning of the lamp where more than 100 attended the career counselling.

DC unveils ‘pillars of love’ in Kma

Kohima DC, KMC officials and project 72 members after unveiling pillars of love at Razhü point. (NP) Correspondent Ko h ima , M ay 1 3 (NPN): Kohima deputy commissioner Rajesh Soudararanjan unveiled the Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) Uurban sculpture called the “pillars of love” at Razhü Point Kohima on Saturday. The two pillars of love which stand at 25 feet were designed by project 72 led by Sievituo Solo. Soudararanjan in his address appreciated the initiative of KMC for beautifying the town with the

two well designed pillars which signified the love of the town. He also lauded the effort of project 72 for completing the creative work on time. Administrator KMC Kovi Meyase in his brief address shared that this idea of beautifying the two huge abundant pillars came through project 72 when it was left unused and became an eyesore in the heart of the town. He said the pillars of love depicting many hearts sends the positive message of love, peace and care. He said the work

took around one month by project 72 at the estimated cost of Rs.4.55 lakhs. Sievituo in his brief address said that the design work would last 20-30 years as per the statement of manufacturer. He said many people have ideas but donot put into practice and this work demonstrated a small example. He said the designed “pillars of love” signifies love, strength and unity of the town. The programme was attended by KMC officials, members of project 72 and others.

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Parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs, R. Tohanba inaugurated Government High School in Mangko EAC HQ on May 13. He was accompanied by SDPO (Shamator) and YTC officials.

Under the initiative of the village council, Kiyezhe village, Dimapur organised a community social work on May 11, 2017, in support of Prime Ministers scheme Swachh Bharat Mission-Garmin in collaboration with the district PHED and NEIDA (Tata Trust). A total of 68 participants volunteered with 3 organizing team.

DIMAPUR: Sainik School Punglwa celebrated its 10th Founder’s Day on May 13, wherein the chief guest was Director General of Police, Nagaland LL Doungel and Kimi Doungel as guest of honour. The chief guest was presented an impressive Guard of Honour by the NCC cadets of the school. Doungel in his address advised the cadets to be successful in life and stressed upon identifying imperfections and remove those from within. He also complimented parents and mentioned them to be fortunate for having got their children an opportunity to study in Sainik School. He also inaugurated the newly constructed Arjan Singh Indoor Sports Complex and Science & Arts Exhibition on theme “Science and Arts Exhibition of Everyday Life”. Various working models in different categories prepared by the cadets were displayed in the exhibition. In addi-

Chief guest, LL Doungel, DGP Nagaland inspecting the guard of honour presented by NCC cadets of Sainik School Punglwa.

tion, creative prize winning photographs captured by the Photography Club members were also displayed. The cultural programme began with the lighting of “Lamp of Learning” and release of the school half yearly news magazine “VYWOM” (Voice of Young Warriors of Morung) by the chief guest. Principal gave welcome address and presented the school’s annual report. Principal, Gp Capt Sanjay Gaekwad, in his annual report asserted that the school remains focussed on its objective “One aim, one

goal NDA”. In this reference he mentioned that the NDA training was given longer impetus by means of conducting intensive all round grooming of cadets. The multitalented cadets of SSPN then presented a spectacular cultural potpurri which included songs, dance and skit. Kachari folk dance troupe from Dimapur town entertained the audience with their culturally rich and colourful dance form and skills. Kimi Doungel gave away the awards for best in academics (Individual) to Cdt Mari Riba, best sports-

man of the year - Cdt Himalya Mridha, best OLQ - Cdt Tokhuo Humtsoe, and best passed out cadet to Cdt Kuyi Nienu. Doungel presented overall Academic Trophy to Japfu House and the prestigious Cock House Trophy for the academic year 20162017 to Patkai House. The function ended with the vote of thanks proposed by Sqn Ldr Sanjeev Kumar Chaudhary, the vice principal of the school. Senior officers from Army, members of Old Boys Association (OBA) of Nagaland, parents and village elders joined the celebration.

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Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, May 13 (NPN): Eastern Bible College (EBC) held its 43th graduation ceremony Saturday, at Buntain Chapel Hall with chaiperson Lausanne Movement Global Diaspora Network, advisory board Billy Graham Centre for Evangelism Wheaton College, USA, Dr. Sadhiri Joy Tira as guest speaker under the theme “He that wins souls is wise” (Proverbs 11:30). At the programme, college year book was released by AGNDC, superintendent Rev. Nzio Ezung and college hymn book was released by AGEI, general superintendent Rev.Moses Murry. Altogether, 82 M. Div students and 25 B. Th students were conferred with K

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degree. Federated Theological Programme of North East India (FTPNEI) also conferred Imlimar Pongen, H. Obed Rai, Moatensu Jamir, S. Wati Aier, pastor (Dr) Sebastian M Basumatary. Rev. Temsu Imchen, Rev. Dr. Thungdemo N. Lotha, Tsukningpokba Jamir. Atozheli Wotsa, (Dr.) Husazulu Chuzho, Temsunaro Walling. Z. Bitoli Aye as associate professors, Dr Hetoni Swu as senior assistant professor and Chuyanger Longkumer, David H. Khobung, Kilangsang, Shanthungo Ezung, Imtitoshi Longkumer, Easter S. Jamir, Khyojano N. Yanthan and Walunila as assistant professors. Delivering graduation message, speaker in his message encouraged the conferred students to

continue to fulfil the vision of God and their parents. He asked them to continue to seek the Lord and to overcome the hurdles and obstacles in life. He said that as they started their journey, they should continue to invite more towards the Lord so that they would be able to have a room in heaven which he pointed as the best place and the most beautiful city in the kingdom of the Lord. During the programme, valedictorian message was delivered by James Lai Za UK, M. DIV-III. Earlier, invocation prayer was delivered by Presbyter C-3, Reverend Pikhato Kath and later benediction was pronounced by secretary C-3 Reverend Thebemo Yanthan.

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tion about the state government. He charged the combine with trying to disrupt the unity among tribals of the state for achieving its “narrow” political gains by seeking to rope in tribal “extremist” parties like the Indigenous People’s Front of India and Indigenous Nationalist Party of India. Referring to the BJP’s reported challenge to Sarkar that he hands over chit fund cases to CBI to prove his “honesty”, Karat said, “The BJP is living in a fool’s paradise, if it believes it can tarnish the image of Sarkar.” Karat sought to deflate the BJP’s reported allegation, saying Sarkar had written to the Centre immediately after the exposure of the chit fund scams namely - Saradha, Rose Valley and others - demanding a probe by the central agency into the cases. The CBI, he added, is investigating five out of the total 37 cases in this connection.

I M P H A L , M ay 1 3 : Manipur chief minister N Biren Saturday urged media to take a positive role in making Manipur an advanced state of the country. Ta l k i n g t o m e d i a during a dinner hosted by him at Imphal Hotel, the journalist turned politician stressed the need for sensible reporting on certain issues. “Issues are everywhere. If media goes on giving focus on crimes, it may create a wrong image of the state outside,” said the chief minister. The media, therefore, needs to tone down its reporting on crime and other issues which create a wrong image of the state and give more emphasis on development issues and prominent space in the front page, he observed. Biren also lauded the role played by the media in ending the nearly fourmonth-old UNC sponsored economic blockade on the national highways.

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IMPHAL, May 13: A Chennai based NGO Saturday announced free medical treatment facility to the people with Hepatitis C in Manipur. Manipur is among the three northeastern states where Hepatitis-C is silently killing people. Nagaland and Mizoram are the other two states where the prevalence rate of HIV and hepatitis-C co-infection is very high. Research Manager of AK Srikrishnan of Yaswant Rao Gaitonde Centre for Aids Research Education (YRGCARE) announced the offering of free treatment facility in the presence of state health and family welfare minister L Jayentakumar. To start providing the facility, the NGO will open

a testing centre in Imphal in the first week of July this year. The centre will able to diagnose the disease on spot, the research manager said. YRGCARE takes up the initiative with the supports of various NGOs based in Manipur like Social Awareness Service Organisation (SASO), Care Foundation, Manipur Network of Positive People (MNP+) etc. Srikrishnan added that the state health department and Manipur State Aids Control Society (MSACS) will extend its cooperation to the NGO in the venture. State health minister L Jayentakumar assured all possible helps from his department and state government sides to make the initiative successful while reminding that the new BJP led coalition government is

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Honyin Union Kohima with immense pride and honour to congratulate Mr. TonphaLuklem (Konyak) S/o Mr. Long-angLuklem of TotokChingkho village for securing top no. 19 (a) in recently declared HSLC Result of NBSE 2017. TONPHA LUKLEM The union further felicitates all the 19th (a) Topper (HSLC) successful students of HSLC and HSSLC in the year 2017 and we wish them to succeed in their future endeavour. K-1430

KHONGJAH President

NOKYOH Secretary

DECLARATION/CORRECTION OF NAME

I Shri. Kyosukyu Sangtam age about 60 years, S/o Shri. Late Ritsakyu Sangtam a resident of G.A Rest House Ward Kiphire Town district Kiphire, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at above mentioned address. 2. That I am employed as Sectional Assistant under the establishment of Road and Bridge (R & B) PWD Kiphire, Nagaland. 3. That in my entire official documents my name is recorded and entered as Shri. R. Kyosukiu Sangtam, whereas in my entire educational documents my name is recorded and entered as Kyosukyu Sangtam Sangtam i.e my full name. 4. That this declaration of affidavit is made solely to prove that R. Kyosukiu Sangtam, Kyosukiu and Kyosukyu Sangtam is my name and represents the same person. 5. That the statement made in paragraph 1-4 are true to the best of knowledge and nothing material has been concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn me by the deponent on this day the 8th May of 2017 at Kiphire. 1st Class Magistrate Kiphire, Nagaland DP-4702(C)

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Dt. Tsg, the 2nd March' 2017

OBJECTION NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Kikim Ofﬁcer's Sector has applied for issue of Succession Certiﬁcate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of her late husband Shri. T. Asuthong, who expired on 8th Feb' 2017. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Principal District & Sessions Judge Tuensang : Nagaland

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AFFIDAVIT CORRECTION OF NAME 1. I, No G/3200624Y Hav/GD KESHAB THAPA son of Shri. Bhuwanesor Ghimire, presently serving 32 Assam Rifles C/O 99 APO, do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under. 2. That I am presently serving at 32 Assam Rifles C/O 99 APO bearing No. G/3200624Y Hav/GD KESHAB THAPA. 3. That the under mentioned names of my family members has been wrongly recorded in my service book and the same has been corrected as follows : Sl. No. 1 2 3 4

Old Name Bhuwanesor Ghimire Rita Ghimire Pratibha KC Kalpana Ghimire

Present Name

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Padam Bahadur Thapa Father Bishnumati Thapa Mother Pratibha Thapa Wife Kalpana Thapa Daugther

4. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purpose. 5. That the statements made in paragraphs 1 to 3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated. Deponent Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this day the 10th of January 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4683

Regd.No.2612 Dated:-12/05/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Adhin, S/o. Shri. Daniel permanent resident of Ngoromi Village and presently residing at Ngoromi Village, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am the deponent of this affidavit. 2. That my correct official name is Adhin of Ngoromi Village. 3. That the name Adhin and Irothe S/O Shakmushen are one and both the names refer to me alone. 4. That the statements made above by me are correct and true and nothing has been concealed therein. I hereby inscribe my signature below today. (Adhin) Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared by the deponent before me this th day the 12 of May 2017. 1st Class Judicial Magistrate Kiphire : Nagaland. DP-4702(B)

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AFFIDAVIT

Date : 11/05/2017

I, Tino Ainla Pongen, W/o Nungshi Toshi, resident of House No. 247, United Colony, Nagarjan Dimapur, Nagaland hereby declare that I was previously called Ainla Pongen and T. Ainla Pongen. From hereafter I will be called and known by name Tino Ainla Pongen, W/o Nungshi Toshi in all oﬃcial records and correspondence. DP-4689

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS 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 Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Tongpangsangba, Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Tekaongdangla relation wife R/o. H.No. 180, Supply Colony to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct. etc, who expired on 4.11.2016. 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. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-4685

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS 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 Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Alise Sangtam, Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Longchungla Sangtam relation wife R/o. UNB Naga Colony Burma Camp to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct. etc, who expired on 22.1.16. 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. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-4688

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Thaneswar Chetia has been filed by Smti. Sashi relation-wife R/o Mishikito Village to draw his :1. P.P.O No. Pens/Com/3063/NL/2/28576. Who expired on 05-04-2017. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 12 June 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 12th Day of May 2017.

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(G.H. Ramlia) Principal District & Sessions Dimapur : Nagaland

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OFFICE OF THE DIMAPUR YAONGYIMSEN KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM

DIMAPUR UNIT

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With immense pride and pleasure the MSU Dimapur Unit extends our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Limatula Imchen, daughter of Lt. Er. Aowati Imchen and Mrs. Arenla Changkiri for securing 12th Position in HSLC examination 2017. The Union wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless her abundantly. MSU would also further like to congratulate all the successful HSLC and HSSLC students from the Union and wishes them success in all their future endeavours. Vice President Imnatemsu Pongen

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The Dimapur Yaongyimsen Kaketshir Telongjem express profound happiness and convey our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr. Lanukaba Lemtur, S/o Mr. Sakumongba Lemtur, Top 5 (Arts) HSSLC Examination 2017. 2. Miss. Limayangla Imsong, D/o Mr. Nungsangkaba Imsong, PGT (English, Class-II Gazette) under School Education Department, NPSC. We acknowledge them for bringing laurels to our village and we extend our prayers for their future endeavours. DYKT would also like to congratulate all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017 and wishes them a bright future. Sungjemkaba Longkumer Moasenla President, DYKT General Secy., DYKT

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EASTERN SUMI STUDENTS' UNION

DIPHUPAR SUMI STUDENTS' UNION

The Eastern Sumi Students' Union extends its heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC, examination 2017. The Union wishes and prays for the best in your future endeavours.

The Diphupar Sumi Students' Union with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017 for bringing laurels to the Union. The Union further wishes them Best of Luck in all their future endeavours.

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GHOKIVI WOTSA Vice President

VINATO AWOMI Finance Secy.

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Kughakhu Tsuqu Gen. Secy., KSU

The Chungtia Students’ Union takes immense pride and honour in congratulating its bonafide member Mr. Imlilong Jamir, son of Mr. Imkongkumdang and Mrs. Tekaienla Imchen, from Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur for bringing laurels to the Union by securing Top 5 Position in Science Stream and by securing the State Highest Marks in Mathematics in the HSSLC Examination 2017. The CSU also congratulates Jubilee Memorial School, Chungtia for achieving 100% Pass result in the HSLC Examination 2017.The Union further congratulates all its successful candidates in the HSLC and HSSLC Examinations 2017. The Union wishes them every success in all their future endeavors. Imkongjeba Kichu Lanujungla President, CSU General Secretary, CSU

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INAI V. SHOHE President, D.S.S.U

K. KHETOHOLI AWOMI Gen. Secretary, D.S.S.U

DIMAPUR LONGJANG SENSO TELONGJEM DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

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Akuluto Town Union Dimapur (ATUD) is immensely pleased in taking pride to honour and congratulate our esteemed senior member Mrs. Zhevili Chishi Kiho, wife of Er. Nitoho Kiho on being promoted to the post of Registrar in Excise Department, GoN. We pray blessings upon her new assignment and responsibility. Sd/(Y. Khenito Chishi) President General Secretary ATUD DP-4691 ATUD

The Dimapur Longjang Senso Telongjem (DLST) convey its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Longsener Longkumer, son of Mr. T. Ngangnen Longkumer and Mrs. Alemla Imsong for bringing laurels to the village community by securing Top 19th position in the HSLC Examinaiton 2017, from Libemo Memorial School,Wokha. The DLST further congratulates the students who have qualified and passed in the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 and wishes all the students the very best in their future endeavours. (Y. Among Jamir) (T. Chuba Pongen) President, DLST Convenor Educational Welfare Committee (DLST) DP-4677

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DIMAPUR YACHEM BÜHÜ PANGTHEI DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

SUMI APHUYEMI TEACHERS WELFARE ORGANISATION HQ. PUGHOBOTO

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FELICITATION The Dimapur Yachem Buhu Pangthei with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. M.Shayung Phom, s/o Late Metchei on being promoted to Joint Secretary, Department of Tourism, Govt. of Nagaland. DYBP wishes and pray that our Almighty God continue to bless you and your family as you proceed to your new assignment and also wish you success in your future endeavours. (K. Chicha) Gen. Secretary Dimapur Yachem Buhu Pangthei

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Rev. S. Vitoshe Swu, Sr. Pastor, DSBC

KITAMI STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATION

Noghipu Tsuqu President, KSU

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With immense pride and pleasure for bringing laurels to our Church and our community in general, we the Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church extend our heartfelt congratulations to :1. Ms. Atna I. Awomi, D/o Shri. Late Ihoto Awomi & Mrs. Asuuile Awomi for securing Top 2 position in Commerce Stream. 2. Ms. Shiayekali A. Chophy, D/o Shri. Akato Chophy & Mrs. Mughali A. Chophy for securing Top 8 position in Science stream in the recent declared HSSLC result. We congratulate all the successful candidates of the HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. God Bless you all.

Guwahati, May 13 (PTI): The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) was launched in Assam by Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan Saturday. The launch of PMUY was delayed in Assam due to certain technical reasons and though Aadhar Card was mandatory to avail the benefit of this scheme, it was relaxed in the state following a request from the chief minister, Pradhan said. Around 90 percent of BPL families who do not have LPG connection would be covered through PMUY and other government schemes within March, 2019, Pradhan said while launching the PMUY at Dibrugarh.

With immense pride and pleasure the Kitami Students' Union is pleased to congratulate all the successful candidates those who have outshined in recently declared HSLC and HSSLC result. The Union further wishes them good luck in their future endeavours.

GNLA cadre DIMAPUR SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH surrender in M’laya Tura, May 13 (Agencies): A cadre of the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) on Friday surrendered before the commandant 20 Bn BSF Sankatha Prasad in Tura, Meghalaya. The cadre has been identified as Marus Ch. Sangma, 26. The BSF release said that in 2012 he had undergone training at Sherpur in Bangladesh, while he was part of he disbanded outfit – A’chik National Volunteers Council (ANVC-B).

giving its priority in healthcare sector. While stating that it was the responsibility of the government to make the state free of diseases and maintain a healthy society, the minister also appreciated and welcomed the venture of Chennai based YRGCARE to provide free treatment to the people suffering from Hepatitis C. According to experts, the prevalence rate of HIV and hepatitis-C co-infection is very high in three states of the Northeast — Manipur, Nagaland and Mizoram. According to a survey conducted by the Indian Council of Medical Research, 98 per cent of HIV positive people in Manipur’s Churachandpur district were co-infected with hepatitis-C.

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the BJP would oust the Left Front government in the assembly elections. BJP’s and RSS’ communal and reactionary designs will be firmly rebuffed by the people of Tripura,” Karat said. The Marxist leader made the remarks in an editorial of latest issue of party mouthpiece ‘People’s Democracy’. Karat alleged that to fulfil its desire of “uprooting” the Left Front from power in the state, the BJP is “working overtime” to create conditions of confrontation. He also cited recent incidents of clashes between cadres of the two parties. “However, unlike in the other north-eastern states, the BJP is faced with a CPI(M) which has a strong and deep rooted base among the people,” he cautioned. Karat further accused RSS-BJP workers of propagating a Hindutva agenda and spreading disinforma-

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New Delhi, May 13 (PTI): The CPI(M) on Friday trashed BJP chief Amit Shah’s claim that there was a “long misrule” in Tripura and his party would put an end to it saying the people of the state will reject the “communal” designs of the Centre’s ruling party. Countering the allegations that Chief Minister Manik Sarkar is involved in chit fund scandals, the CPI(M) said the BJP is living in “fool’s paradise” if it feels the Marxist leader’s image can be “tarnished”. Former CPI(M) general secretary Prakash Karat also accused the BJP of unleashing violence in the northeastern state to spread its wings there. The BJP - which formed governments in northeastern states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur in the recent past - fancies wresting power from Sarkar when Tripura goes to polls next year. “Shah has declared

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With immense pride, the Sumi Aphuyemi Teachers Welfare Organization would like to congratulate Govt. High School Ighanumi teaching faculties and students for securing the highest percentage among the Govt. Schools under Zunheboto district in the recently declared HSLC examination and also for achieving it for the fourth successive years. The SAWTO also congratulate the managing authorities, teachers of New Foundation School and Mission School Pughoboto for achieving 100% passed result in the HSLC examination 2017 and bringing laurels to the Sumi Aphuyemi Institutions. The SATWO further convey its heartiest congratulations to the Sumi Aphuyemi successful students in HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017, and wishes them a bright future. N. Nguvito Swu, ATOBO General Secy. DP-4679

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of freedom but we are doing operations in a way to restrict their movement and subsequently neutralize them,” the GoC told reporters. Several areas of south Kashmir, including Pulwama, Kulgam and Shopian, have been witnessing repeated militant attacks on security forces in the recent months. There have also been a number of incidents of weapon-snatching and stone-pelting, including by college students. Responding to questions, Maj Gen Raju said there are more than 100 terrorists in south Kashmir and most of them are locals. “We are also ensuring that new recruitment is prevented and preventive operations are taking place wherein we are engaging

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restriction on taste of food of a citizen which cannot be permitted. Citing an apex court guideline, it was also pointed out that in compliance whereof the central and state governments had released funds for establishment of modern abattoirs but the present government was lagging behind the steps. Opposing the pleas, advocate general Raghvendra Singh and state’s special counsel L P Mishra had strongly submitted that it was not obligation of the state government to establish the slaughter houses. It was argued that the Food Safety Act 2006 had overruled other provisions under which licenses for slaughtering and renewal of meat shops were granted.

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with the families of the people and the students who are likely to get onto this track. “So, a joint effort is being made by the army, the police and the civil administration to ensure that this scourge of militancy does not spread,” the Army commander said. He said while the situation is “calm in general”, there is “little bit of agitation” in few educational institutes which leads to some violence. “...The life is going on normally, the schools are functioning normally in 95 per cent of the schools. I visited many government schools. It is only a few schools where there is a little bit of agitation which leads to some violence because of the stone pelting that they are doing and because of the reaction of the police,” Maj Gen Raju said. He said students are filled with enthusiasm and want to move forward in life in which the Army would provide them every support. “There are four to five colleges, 40-50 students who create ruckus. Some virus has entered them which we have to remove. I am sure that the summer will be peaceful,” he added.

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consider the aspects set forth in the verdict and formulate the policy in the matter of slaughtering and licensing to meat shops. A bench of justices A P Sahi and Sanjai Harkauli passed the directives on a bunch of writ petitions filed individually. The petitioners had demanded that their meat shop licences which had expired on March 31 be renewed. They had pleaded that the state in fact wanted to close slaughter houses and therefore it issued an order on March 22. The petitioners submitted that the state act has forced the closure of meat business which is constitutional right. The act of the state indirectly put unreasonable

BEHIBAGH (KASHMIR): More than 100 terrorists are active in south Kashmir which has witnessed a spurt in terror activities recently and operations are under way to neutralise them, a top Army officer said here on Saturday. Major General BS Raju, General Officer Commanding (GoC) of Victor Force which is responsible for security in south Kashmir, also said that the Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police are trying to dissuade the local youth from joining militancy by engaging with their families. He said a full scale cordon-and-search operation, like the one conducted in Shopian recently, will be carried out only in places where the Army’s operations are hampered. “We get to listen that the situation is out of control. But it is very much in control,” said Raju here after visiting the family of Lt Ummer Fayaz, who was abducted and killed by terrorists three days back while on leave. “I am aware of the presence of the terrorists in the area (south Kashmir) and I must tell you that because of the high vegetation that is there, they are having slight amount

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LUCKNOW: The Allahabad high court on Friday said it is an obligation of the Uttar Pradesh government to establish and run modernised slaughter houses in the state and directed authorities to issue new licences as per rules. Considering that licences for meat shops and slaughter houses can be granted under the Food Safety Act 2006, the Lucknow bench of the high court in its interim order asked the applicants of licences to apply accordingly. In case the local authorities find any difficulty in doing so, they can approach the state government for proper guidance, it said. The court also directed a High Powered Committee to

Attari, MAY 13 (AGENCIES): Union minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday unfurled a 107—foot tall tricolour near the Indo-Pak border at Attari-Wagah here. After unfurling the flag at the integrated checkpost, the Minister of State for Home told reporters he was here to take stock of security arrangements, besides inspecting the checkpost and meeting with BSF officers. The minister said he would also interact with traders engaged in import and export business with Pakistan and hear out their trade-related problems. Answering a query on the frequent incidents of stone pelting incidents in Jammu and Kashmir, Rijiju blamed “some elements sitting in Pakistan” which have created WhatsApp groups to create trouble. “Indian intelligence agencies are monitoring them very closely and will shortly do the needful in this regard,” said Rijiju. On the killing and mutilation of two soldiers, he said the government would always extend support to their families. Rijiju said a scanner will be installed at the checkpost to scan goods being imported from Pakistan.

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The state counsel pleaded that if the aspirants of licences applied as per norms, the same can be issued after scrutiny. The bench had heard the matter for many days and finally issued its interim verdict. Considering the provisions of different local acts and government order issued during last government, the bench said that establishing and running slaughter houses were responsibility of the state. It relied on government orders places before it in which it was evident that the state had earlier issued fund for the purpose. “The disbursement of funds under the said head has been categorically described in relation to several projects with substantial amount of funding by the central government. It is thus clear that not only the central government but the state government as well in the past has undertaken these steps in order to ensure the running of modernised slaughterhouses either by improving upon the existing slaughterhouses or setting up of new modern slaughterhouses,” held the bench .

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nly a test conducted in presence of representatives of all political parties including eminent citizens to ascertain whether the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) can be tampered or not will eventually decide its fate. With a hue and cry over the reliability of EVMs raised by various political parties after the recent state assembly elections, the onus is now with the Election Commission of India to respond positively and to the satisfaction of all. Since 2011 doubts have arisen over the vulnerability of electronics voting machines (EVMs), eloquently expressed at that time by BJP backroom strategists such as Subramanian Swamy and GVL Narasimha Rao. But they swallowed their objections after the BJP’s stunning victory in 2014. The suspicion against EVM again resonated after the recent UP assembly election when the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party raised concerns over suspected tampering of the machines. The chorus of concerns spread as almost all opposition parties began to question the veracity of the machines. In the light of the AamAdmi Party questioning the results of the recent Punjab assembly elections, the ECI could no longer evade the challenge in the face of rising suspicions even if they may not be considered as strong reason. Conducting a mock poll on an EVM machine, AAP minister Bhardwaj demonstrated how despite giving two votes each to various parties, the finally count showed that the votes of some parties had been transferred to one party. To prevent the doubts from spreading, the Election Commission dared AAP to participate in its upcoming ‘Hackathon’, which will be held at the end of May. The war of words continue with AAP maintaining that the ECI has backtracked on the hackathon and put forward an absolutely wrong definition of a hackathon. One AAP spokesman said “They want us to tamper the EVM in in-situ conditions, which will not be a hackathon… This is exactly what the EC had done in 2009. If we are not allowed to open up the EVM then how will it be hacked? They should have made it an opportunity to prove that EVMs cannot be tampered with.” The AAP conducted tests gave a fillip to the charges of EVM tampering. AAP said tampering was possible with a secret code that is assigned to every constituency. It said the before voting begins the election officials show that everything is done fairly but after 10 am, they activate the code, which ensures that all votes cast thereafter would go to a particular candidate. When voting was done through ballot papers, there were hardly much serious allegations of fraud except when it involved booth capturing. It is incomprehensible why the EC did not quickly follow up on the suggestions given by the Supreme Court and high courts in 2013 to incorporate the Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) in all EVMs. The tremendous leaps in technology may have left the superannuated bureaucrats who make up the EC stumped for answers. For the sake of democracy it is hoped the ECI will ensure that doubts about machines is resolved through open and fair tests conducted.

DailyDevotion The Habit of Keeping a Clear Conscience …strive to have a conscience without offense toward God and men. —Acts 24:16 God’s commands to us are actually given to the life of His Son in us. Consequently, to our human nature in which God’s Son has been formed (see Galatians 4:19), His commands are difficult. But they become divinely easy once we obey. Conscience is that ability within me that attaches itself to the highest standard I know, and then continually reminds me of what that standard demands that I do. It is the eye of the soul which looks out either toward God or toward what we regard as the highest standard. This explains why conscience is different in different people. If I am in the habit of continually holding God’s standard in front of me, my conscience will always direct me to God’s perfect law and indicate what I should do. The question is, will I obey? I have to make an effort to keep my conscience so sensitive that I can live without any offense toward anyone. I should be living in such perfect harmony with God’s Son that the spirit of my mind is being renewed through every circumstance of life, and that I may be able to quickly “prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God” (Romans 12:2 ; also see Ephesians 4:23). God always instructs us down to the last detail. Is my ear sensitive enough to hear even the softest whisper of the Spirit, so that I know what I should do? “Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God…” (Ephesians 4:30). He does not speak with a voice like thunder— His voice is so gentle that it is easy for us to ignore. And the only thing that keeps our conscience sensitive to Him is the habit of being open to God on the inside. When you begin to debate, stop immediately. Don’t ask, “Why can’t I do this?” You are on the wrong track. There is no debating possible once your conscience speaks. Whatever it is— drop it, and see that you keep your inner vision clear.

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Post-mortem A letter from a mother Mothers – An Irreplaceable Asset

Letter from a Mother has been on my mind for a long time and this month seemed to be the perfect month for me to write, since my son has just completed a year. A letter seems to me the perfect way to let my loved ones know how I feel about them. Through this letter, I want to tell my dear husband, my mother, my child and the other mothers about the joy of being a Mother and what an important and lovely part they play in my life. Firstly I address this letter to the most beautiful part of my life, my better half, my soul mate and my best friend. Rarely do I tell you how I enjoy this journey with you and so I want to tell you that over the years our friendship has developed beautiful strands of strength, grace and love which we will cherish as the years roll by. Everything may not be perfect, but let us remind each other of the moments that took our breath away and accommodate and give each other the space and love we can as we grow old together. As a mother today, I understand how it is so essential to have the love respect and understanding of our husband, because when our days are blue you give us a reason to smile, through your gentle words and touch. We feel loved by your gaze and are comforted by your assurances and reassurances that you are always there. You are our life support system, by your confidence in us we are able to overcome all odds. Your fatherly figure is very vital and important for the well being of the family, so cheers to you my dear!! My dear Mom and all the Mothers around, when we first held our babies in our arms, the joy is unspeakable and something we can only experience as we walk in the shoes of a mother. I write this letter to show my appreciation and pay my respect to my mother and all the mothers and commend each and every one of you for the work that you have done which cannot be measured or rewarded. We give love that is unconditional, we hurt but we mask ourselves and try to put our best foot forward, we may not want to be in the driver’s seat but sometimes time and circumstances compel us to and we are bound to play our role. Mothers, as I address you, I speak to myself too, we have a vital and important role to play. My son just turned one and I am amazed at how quickly he learns things though one step at a time. A powerful lesson that we are taught here is that, it is in our hands how we nurture him and give him values and lessons for life . Spending quality time with your child, enjoying family meals and teaching and guiding him or her will

t is time to be thankful to our mother who has given so much and is still doing her very best that we feel loved and protected every day. There are some relations that go through the test of time and emerge as ever victorious. Among all such relations, the connection we share with our mothers is still really priceless as it is constantly being nurtured with love and kindness. There is no relation in this entire world that can be at par with the one we share with our mothers.

never go to waste but they are the real investments that we make. Motherhood is hard work without a pay, alas it is the toughest job to excel in as we are never the best since we keep on learning till the end. It is a lot of work and we may not always be appreciated, however we do because we care and want the best. All we ask of our spouse and others is to appreciate us and empathise with us. I don’t want you or the other mothers to sympathise with each other as it leads to self pity which is detrimental to our overall well being but yes encouragement and empathy is something that will be welcomed with wide open arms. Motherhood is patience and I realised how much I have toned down or how I have become patient since I had my first baby. It changes you and one is amazed at the transformation it has on you. Being a mother is a blessing as well as a responsibility that should not be taken lightly, as we are placed to raise up a child in the way God intended us to raise him or her. We give him horizons to dream and we teach them to value things that are beyond value. So mothers, as I remind myself, I would also like to take the opportunity to remind you not to take your role for granted but to strive to bring out the best in your children. Lastly, my dear child.. oh my precious one!! everyday spent with you is so beautiful and I don’t know whether you would remember any of this but the journey of growing up with you is so beautiful that it fills my heart with awe and wonder. Sometimes I wish that you never grow up and be as pure as you are. From your first babblings to your trying to being an adult to trying to be a hero and your curiosity just makes me so happy to be your mother. I confess at times I am angry, irritated and frustrated but when you smile at me and touch me with your little hands I forget all my pains and I just want to hold you in my arms. Dear child, as you grow up and become what God had placed you in this world to be, I want to remind you to love and give, learn all that you can, love with an open heart and be the best you can in whatever field you are placed in. Life is a collection of moments, my dear husband, my dear mother , my fellow mothers and my dear child, we live our life once, so let us learn to appreciate the little things in life and love the life God has blessed us with and give the best we can in the little time that we are here. Happy Blessed Mothers Day to all the Lovely Mothers Veronica Chishi Sanglir

whole heartedly agree with Abraham Lincoln when he said “all that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother”. This is one beautiful statement every mother would be proud of. My mother is my pride and I thank God for blessing me with a Godly mother. She is truly an asset to her children and an inspiration to everyone around her. I have no basic experience in motherhood, yet my mother is the reason for my strength and source through which I proudly pen this article on mothers. A mother is a giver of life and therefore biologically, socially and morally entrusted with several responsibilities. The world expects her to be the custodian of all round development of a child. Should there be a faulty behaviour in children, the blame lands on the mother’s shoulder. A mother with a genuine personality always disciplines her children and put them into a habit of saying ‘SORRY’ and ‘THANK YOU’. “Having kids—the responsibility of rearing good, kind, ethical, responsible human beings—is the biggest job anyone can embark on” said Maria Shriver. When we view motherhood through economic window, raising children is one of the family’s investments. Our homes are all about the limited resources to meet multiple and sometimes competing demands amongst the children. Moreover, there is no household in the world that doesn’t need monthly necessities. Mothers with a good managing skill do wonders ending up with magical results in financial management. They also compromise their physical comforts and work round the clock. Valerie Young in her article “What’s A Mother’s Worth?” mentioned “Every mother saves her family, thousands of dollars by performing services in unpaid domestic labor for free” All mothers are educators irrespective of being literate or illiterate. Let it be learning new words or learning by doing, anything to do with learning something new is education. My mom is a retired Teacher and I remember the way she checked our school work and homework every evening during my primary schooling. I grew up watching her tolerance and patience as she held the hands of my younger ones to be able to write better during preprimary schooling. She delivered equal justice to her students in school and students at home (we her children). Where there is a mother’s prayer, things deemed impossible becomes possible, we are able to conquer the highest

mountains and assured God’s protection and safety from all the dangers posed by this world. This is my personal life experience from being blessed with a dedicated, prayerful and faith abiding mother. My mother is a priceless gift and a wonderful asset of all assets. Modern homes have many working mothers with a skill to balance between family and profession. We salute all the working moms and appreciate the way they organise things and live a strong social life too. We also have many social workers who are contributing to society much more than the husbands. “An educated woman with ambition is able to give intellectual companionship to her husband, help in making decisions about finances and education for the children, self-reliant, independent, and even contributes to the family’s income,” says Dr Snehal Shah. According to the survey conducted by TimesJobs. com, “over 60% of the surveyed organisations believe that working mothers are an important asset to them”. You may be a mother or a step-mother but Mother’s Day is your day. Who doesn’t want to have biological mother to love and to be loved? It breaks our heart to see video clips of inhuman acts and ill treatment meted out by some step-moms. The significance of Mother’s Day may not hit you hard if you do not have the heart of a mother to those children. Talk to yourself as to why God has placed them in your hand. You are NOT AN ASSET to them if they do not get unconditional love and care from you. There is a belief that a silent prayer of an orphan travels to God which is more powerful than anything we could ever think of. I believe step-moms would have manifold blessings if stepchildren find solace in them. There are definitely some ungrateful kids in the society. When your biological mother abandoned you for whatever reason, you definitely had the tag of ‘unwanted child’ the day you were born. That was the moment your parents welcomed you with open arms and immense love and held you so close to their hearts. Remember the years of your childhood and your mother’s motherhood, the pain she had undergone to make you her own. She didn’t care about your DNA because you are connected to her through heart and soul. God knows that she is your asset. To me, if someone asks me the definition of a mother, I would say a mother is the one who raised

Mother’s Day : The most special day of all

Mothers are the perennial source of love and comfort for us. We feel really blessed because God has created a Guardian Angel for us in the form of our mothers. She is the one who rises before every family member and go to bed after everyone has gone to sleep. We certainly cannot negate the importance of mother’s nurturing quality from our lives. It lays the foundation of our growth and development throughout our life on every dimension. Many Philosophers are of the view that Mother is the first school for the

child and it is quite true as she is the teacher and guide for us . She teaches the life’s most valuable lessons in terms of unconditional love, Kindness and many moral values. Our childhood memories are sweeter because of the presence of our mothers. Hence, in no way we can ignore the role of mother. On Mother’s Day, we get the opportunity to revert back to our mothers and show our gratitude towards her. There are lot many people around the globe who celebrate this day with huge sense of

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ever we feel the need and she can encourage us when we feel down. So it is time that we realize her significance in our well being that is driving force that is nourishing and ever loving. Love your mother and Hug her tightly whenever you get the chance, show your love, care, affection, respect and appreciation as you commemorate one of the important days in their life. Even once in a year, make her feel loved and well appreciated. When was the last time you said “Thank you” to your mom for everything she has done?

When was the last time you tell her that you love her? Admit it, we seldom appreciate her efforts and deeds. We seldom see the value of our mom even though she’s around us. This Mothers Day, although we will not be able to repay all her kindness, let us make this day extra special for her. Let her know how thankful and grateful we are having them around. “A Ve r y H A P P Y MOTHER’S DAY To All the Mothers” B Mankam Loika Konyak, KUDA B’ Khel Dimapur

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this time, even among the Nagas too, the relationship and unity that had existed in the beginning started to wane. In the Tatar Hoho session held at the Dikhu Sir, State H.Q. Tongpangti YaMothers are our second God. They are our best gift on earth. No power or ongyimsen, some Tatars, money can buy our mom. What we are today is due to our mom. Is not our mom mostly junior Tatars forced our Kohinoor? Eno Scato Swu, Kedahge, Today mom are knitting our broken society by their prayer and sacrifices. They FGN to resign on Septem- are busy not only in kitchen but in our office and parliaments too. So ,We must not ber 7, 1968. Thereafter, the burden them by our demand and nonsense attitude. Without mothers there will be unity amongst the Nagas no peace, creativity, sucess and long life. diminished further. On AuPoets like Keats and Tagore had paid beautiful tribute. For me, Mom is God’s gust 3, 1968 Gen, Kaito was soul. God can’t be available so he made mom. Now if we treat our mom badly than shot at Kohima and he died we treat our God badly. the next day. Subsequently, If you want God’s blessing than honour all the moms otherwise a doom is sure. initiative was taken to form There is no salvation without loving and honouring mom. the Revolutionary GovernI have seen mom who had to sell her flesh so that her child could study well. ment mostly by the Sema I have also seen mom who had sacrifice her daily evening food for her son. I have leaders. Consequently, on also seen mom who used to sell her blood in hospital so that her son would not go the night of October 30, hungry. 1968 Gen. Can we recall the Rani of Jhansi fighting the British with her son at her back? What (To be concluded) a mom! Remember, you were offered to God as Hannah did. Today what Bill Gate or Ambani is due to their moms. These great men considered their moms as God. Zapuvisie Lhousa, R.K.Krishta Luke, Jesus Miracles Ministry, (lukerkkrishta@gmail.com) Executive Member, NNC 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.

(From previous issue) The Naga National Movement had improved a lot, the achievements of the Nagas cannot be ignored. What had been achieved cannot be denied. India thought that Nagas cannot achieve anything and accordingly tried to suppress the aspirations of the Nagas. Despite the fact that Nagas lacked modern education in the beginning, their sense of self determination was very high. The Nagas respect the religion they followed and gave reverence to it. The Nagas consider other’s welfare first and had mutual respect of each other as a general principle for community living. All the benevolent principles of the Nagas were meticulously followed and maintained by our National Workers while

serving the nation. In 1964, a Cease Fire agreement was reached between the Federal Government of Nagaland and Indian Government through a Peace Mission set up with the initiative of the NBCC. Accordingly, Indo-Naga Peace Talk was held at Chedema Peace Hall and Khensa Peace Hall. In February 1965, a Parliamentary Committee consisting of 14 MPs visited Kohima and the Federal Government of Nagaland hosted the Committee. After the departure of the Parliamentary Committee, the Indian Government tried to break the unity of the Nagas. Even in the IndoNaga Peace Talk, cordiality and enthusiasm which was present at the initial stage disappeared. During

pride and ardent feeling. Many people share messages and greetings with their mothers. They even gift their mothers with valuable items and gifts which show that everyone want to ensure that their mothers feel loved and appreciated for their effort. It makes a huge difference in our relation with our mother if we take the initiative to strengthen it and appreciate it. As we go through our lives, we need to take time to come close to our mothers. She is the only one who can give valuable guidance when-

you up. Robert A. Heinlein said “Being a mother is an attitude, not a biological relation.” When we observe some families around us, there is a dearth of moral values and ethics. A mother is definitely a mirror and her worth is reflected through the family’s living condition. It is true that there are signs of a mother doing a great job. A mother is the pillar behind every child’s success. Fortunate is a child whose mother is a channel of blessing, this is one classic example of an enviable asset because not all mothers carry the same weight or qualities. So also, there are enough signs that someone is a resourceful wife. I personally appreciate all self-made women, some of them I know are living with beautiful testimony. They were ambitious and already successful prior to meeting their husbands. Together, they make a great couple excelling in their endeavours today. I always believe a strong woman would make her husband great and successful in life. There is one online quote I really like that says “God and a good wife are two best things a man could have in life”. Multi-tasking the role as a home maker, wife, mother, teacher, mentor, nurse, chef, planner, builder, comforter, provider, counsellor, guide, bread winner, social worker, best friend and even that of a servant, a mother is one superstar who is to be bestowed with the highest respect and a lifetime of honour. Yet it is so painful to see some unfortunate wives not being considered as an asset by their husbands. Despite selfless efforts and sacrifices as his wife and a mother to his children, wives are sometimes rewarded with a recipe of disaster when there are three people in a marriage. Those evil women who have no respect for another woman and shamelessly raid marital homes should remember that MARRIAGE BED IS A SACRED ALTAR. On this auspicious occasion, I take this privilege to convey to all married men that one wife is an asset, but two is a liability. Your legally wedded wife deserves ‘undisputed respect’ for the reason that she is an important asset to you, your children, family and society. “A Mother is she who can take the place of all others but whose place No One else can take”. Happy Mother’s Day 2017 to all mothers including moms in heaven. Vikali Shikhu, Unity Village, Dimapur

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Nurses urged to be role models: Dr. Neikhrielie

DIMAPUR: ARO RanCandidates should gapahar has informed bring their online registrathat admit card could be tion Admit card, 8th class generated on May 13 for marks sheet & elementary all the candidates who certificate, 10th admit card have applied online for the & mark sheet and 12th Kohima Rally scheduled mark sheet, PRC, Indigfrom May 18. The admit enous, Tribe/Caste cercard could be downloaded tificate issued from DC/ on the Email Id as regis- ADC office, character tered by the candidates. certificate issued within 6 The date of rally for months by police station/ respective districts are; Gaon Burah, unmarried Tuensang, Mon, Mokokc- certificate, NCC & sports hung, Longleng, Khipre & certificates (if applicable), Peren on May 18; Zunhe- 2 sets xerox copy of above Second year students presenting special song on the occasion of INA at NHAK on boto, Wokha & Dimapur documents along with Friday. (NP) on May 19 and Kohima & 10 coloured passport size Correspondent He also reminded the essen- development issues, wherein Phek on May 20. photograph. tial qualities of a nurse like 191 UN member states had KOHIMA, MAY 13 (NPN): punctuality, truthfulness, agreed to achieve these new With the rest of the world, hard work, neatness, good goals by 2030. She said we needed a Trained Nurses Association behaviour and caring. of India Kohima branch He further reminded change in political mindsets DIMAPUR, MAY 13 had unanimously made a celebrated the international them that the patients ex- and therefore nurses should (NPN): Kezoma Village consensus agreement with Nurses Day under the theme pected the nurses to be po- have a voice for change. The programme was Council (KVC) has ob- PHED, government of “A voice to lead- achieving lite, gentle, well mannered, chaired by Visasie Guozi jected to the purported Nagaland on February 15, the sustainable development good treatment as a father or goals” with managing direc- mother or brother and sister. nursing tutor SON NHAK, claim that Zarü (Dzii) wa- 2010 to provide Zarü (Dzü) tor Naga Hospital Author- Citing the example of Flor- invocation prayer by Vikepu ter (Kohima water supply river water supply to the ity Kohima (NHAK) Dr. ence nightingale, he urged Tepa chaplain NHAK, lamp project) belonged to Mima state capital2 Kohima. KVC said the signalighting done by Nzhüle village alone terming it as Neikhrielie Khimia-o as the the nurses to be a model. “unfortunate”. tories of the agreement Semy nursing superintenchief guest at DBT conferPrincipal SON NHAK In a press release, KVC on behalf of the two vilence hall NHAK on Friday. L. Watimongla in her intro- dent NHAK, special song Dr. Khimia-o in his duction on the theme shared presented by second year chairman, Puhovi Tase, lages included KVC chairaddress congratulated and the sustainable develop- students and vote of thanks and secretary, Noba-o, man Neisakuo Mekro, appreciated all the nurses ment goals (SDGS) adopted by Rita Angami president pointed out that Kezoma head GB Kezoma, Dusaho village and Mima village and Mima village council on the auspicious day for by the United Nations in TNAI Kohima branch. their yeomen services to the 2015 to replace the millenpeople. He said because of nium development goals their hard work and patience (MDGS). She said it conthey gained recognition and sisted of 17 goals covering Afﬁliated to Senate of Serampore College (University) respect in their profession. broad range of sustainable

Eloe Ekhung (DLEE) has strongly condemned the barbaric murden attempt on the life of Benri Mozhui, son of C. Mozhui on May 8. A condemnation note by DLEE chairperson, Nchuboni Mozhui and secretary, Agnes Ezung stated that any civilised human being should not resort to such savage act as to take life of innocent person but seek help of the law to settle any dispute. DLEE urged the investigating authority to apprehend the culprits at the earliest and book them according to the law of the land.

KVC objects to claim over Zarü water (MVC) chairman Tsopi Rulu and head GB Mima, Vipfetso Shiinyii. In order to avoid “hindrances by the future generation”, the KVC has asked the concerned department authority to have a consultative meeting with the Kezoma village council so as to make an agreement amendment prior to the inauguration function of the project.

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DIMAPUR: The National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) and Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) jointly undertook a monitoring and supervision tour to Phek and Kiphire districts from May 3 to 6. The team led by joint director and state programme officer (NVBDCP) Dr. Kevichusa Medikhru consisted of deputy director (NVBDCP) Dr. Neisakho Kere, Dr. Nyan Kikon, state nodal officer (IDSP), Dr. John Kemp, state surveillance officer (IDSP), state NVBDCP consultants and state IDSP officials. The team made supportive supervisory visits to various health units and villages in and around the districts. The team also conducted physical verification of LLIN usage by the communities in

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Due to some unavoidable circumstances the Lucky Draw Organised by DRHS Ex-Students' Forum has been postponed to 11/6/2017 at 3 PM at Dimapur Railway High School Premises. Organising Committee

DIMAPUR CHUNGLIYIMSEN STUDENT’S UNION MONTHLY RAFFLE DRAW – 13/05/17 WINNING NO. 003

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While reminding that there are many challenges like taxation, infrastructure, power and competition from other entrepreneurs, she said, to be an entrepreneur, one should love what they are doing and find the passion in what they really want. Zuboni Humtsoe, the co-founder and director of Precious Me Love, also a recipient of Nari Shakti Puruskar 2016 encouraged the participants not to wait for miracles to happen but creates

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educate and spread the working system of GST to all the business community of Nagaland, it stated. BAN chairman during the training thanked the taxes department for taking a pro active part in enforcing the GST in the most effective manner and also expressed BAN’s wish for better Nagaland in terms of infrastructural development in return of a

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Dimapur, May 13 (NPN): A one-day seminar on ‘Promoting Entrepreneurship in Nagaland’ was organised by the trainees of NEISSR in collaboration with YouthNet, Peace Channel and Quest Alliance, at the NEISSR Conference Hall on May 12. Bethel Tsuzu, director of Mountain Music Academy and proprietor of Furtados Nagaland defined an entrepreneur as an initiator and a challenger.

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Zunheboto Chamber of Commerce and Industries has also requested people to support the imitative.

Dimapur, May 13 (NPN): The Business Association of Nagas (BAN) has thanked commissioner of department of taxes, Dimapur, Asangba Chuba for conducting a one day Goods and Service Tax (GST) awareness seminar for BAN members in order to understand and spread the importance and benefits of GST. In a press statement, BAN stated that the business community of Dimapur and Nagaland state in general has been quite apprehensive about the newly introduced GST since they were ignorant about all the small details about taxation system because of lack of educative seminar. But, recently, the department of taxes took the task to

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miracles of their own. She said entrepreneurship is growing and she encouraged more youths to join this sector. Imtisunep Longchar, director of the e-commerce site ilandlo.com, shared on the basic of entrepreneurship and encouraged the participants to learn smart. The most important ingredient in entrepreneurship is the target area of customers and the selection of products or services. He asserted that creating a value of products or services is important and customers should be attracted with the right and genuine services. The panel discussion was moderated by Razouvikhol Luho, operations head, Nagaland Job Centre (NJC). The programme was chaired by Roseline, NJC while God’s presence was invoked by Fr. John Poji, administrator and vice principal of NEISSR.

Dimapur, May 13 (NPN): Keeping in mind the welfare and also to create convenience for its citizens, the Zunheboto Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ZCCI) has introduced a common uniform (fluorescent jacket) for coolies within Zunheboto town. According to ZCCI president Shikahoto Jakha, the motive in introducing fluorescent jacket was to let people identify coolie easily even during night time.

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and 17.18% at the end of December last year. Under RBI rules, prompt corrective action is triggered if a bank’s net NPL (Nonperforming loan) ratio crosses 6%. The public sector lender has managed to bring down losses to Rs 588 crore in the fourth quarter of 2016-17 from Rs 1,715 crore in the same period of last financial year. The loss for 201617 also came down to Rs 1,851 crore from Rs 2,799 crore in the year-ago period. Profit on sale of Investment increased to Rs 1,241crore as on March, 2017 against Rs 707 crore a year ago. Analysts say more lenders could come under central bank curbs as the regulator strives to clean up bad loans of $150 billion in the sector.

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severe stress on asset quality, an official of the bank said. “ T h e r e wo u l d b e check on management compensation and directors’ fees as well as the sector regulator has invoked prompt corrective action (PCA) for the bank, aiming to bring it back on recovery path,” he added. It has become the second ender to face business restrictions after IDBI Bank following RBI’s revision of its PCA framework last month. RBI has been on a mission to clean up the banking system which saw a surge in stressed assets. Uco Bank’s gross nonperforming loans stood at Rs 22,541 crore at the end of FY17, which was 17.1% of total advances. The NPA ratio of 8.94% was one of the poorest in the industry . It was 15.43% a year ago

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KOLKATA, May 13 (Agencies): City-based public sector lender Uco Bank is facing business restrictions from Reserve Bank of India (RBI) following mounting losses, continuous erosion of net worth and huge NPAs. The bank on Friday has informed stock exchanges that the apex bank, through a letter on May 5, has initiated “prompt corrective action” on some of its business activities over its high bad loans and negative return on assets. Uco Bank, in a filing to the stock exchanges, said the action “will not have any material impact” on its performance, but did not give details of the corrective action. Basically, the restrictions will be on lending and branch expansion plans as the statel run lender reported losses for two successive fiscals amid

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China, Pak ink pacts ahead of B&R summit

BEIJING/ISLAMABAD, MAY 13 (PTI): China and Pakistan today signed a number of infrastructure agreements to boost cooperation on the USD 46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, including for the development of the strategic Gwadar port, ahead of the two-day Belt and Road summit here. The pacts were signed in the presence of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang ahead of the much-publicised Belt and Road (B&R) Forum beginning tomorrow. The pacts deal with increasing bilateral cooperation within the framework of China’s ambitious Silk Road project, upgrading the main railway track between Karachi and Peshawar - referred to as ML-1 or Main Line-1, and an MoU for the establishment of a dry port in Havelian, Radio Pakistan reported. Three agreements were signed pertaining to economic and technical cooperation worth 3.4 billion yuan (about USD 490 million) for the strategic Gwa-

N. Korea open to US dialogue under ‘right conditions’ B E I J I N G , M AY 1 3 (IANS): Pyongyang will hold talks with Washington “under the right conditions”, a senior North Korean diplomat said on Saturday, raising the possibility of bilateral contact after US President Donald Trump expressed his willingness to meet the North’s leader. Choe Son-hui, Director-General of North Korea Foreign Ministry’s North America bureau, told reporters in Beijing that her country “will hold dialogue under right conditions” with the US administration. Earlier this month Trump said he would be “honoured” to meet North Korean leader Kim Jongun. His comments followed months of rising tensions over North Korea’s ballistic missile and nuclear programme.

dar port in southern Pakistan and East Bay expressway, a 19 kilometre controlled access road under construction in Gwadar. Sharif, the only head of government to be represented at the B&R summit, is leading perhaps the largest delegation to Beijing - four chief ministers and five federal ministers. After the MoUs and agreements were signed, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Sharif that the bilateral ties remain “a priority for China” and Beijing was willing to enrich the “allweather” strategic and cooperative partnership with Pakistan. On the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a part of the B&R initiative, Xi said the supplementary projects in and around the Gwadar port in the restive Balochistan province should be steadily advanced and the study on the construction of industrial parks along the corridor facilitated. The deep-water port and the CPEC is of significance to China as they together facilitate Beijing’s

Nepal to conduct first local polls in 20 years KATHMANDU, MAY 13 (PTI): Nepal is set to hold its first local-level polls in two decades tomorrow that are crucial for cementing democracy amid political turmoil in the country. Altogether 4.9 million voters are eligible to cast their votes in the first phase of elections. The first round of elections in provinces 3, 4 and 6 and the second round in provinces 1, 2, 5 and 7 will be held on May 14 and June 14 respectively. The absence of elected representatives in the local bodies for more than 15 years obstructed development in the villages and towns across the country including the capital city Kathmandu. Local-level elections could not be held after 1997 largely as a result of the decade-long Maoist insurgency that claimed more than 16,000 lives. The elections will take place across Nepal after a gap of 20 years. They should be held in every five years but due to political instability, they were halted since May 1997. Local bodies remained ignored during the long transitional period even after the peace deal signed between the government and the Maoists in November 2006. Prime Minister Prachanda today appealed to the eligible voters to use their sovereign voting rights by casting votes.

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A propose to the felicitation note which appeared on 13-05-2017, the following should read as. 1) Mr. Seso Koza, HSLC Rank 18. 2) Mr. Vietelo Aruji, S/o Lt. Kodokha Aruji and not as rendered. The errors are highly regretted. David Ngone Info. & Pub. Secy., KWSK K-1421

Pope Francis makes Fatima child shepherds who ‘saw Virgin’ saints FATIMA, MAY 13 (AFP): Two young, barely-literate shepherds who had visions of the Virgin Mary 100 years ago in Fatima, a Portuguese site now a global draw for pilgrims, were declared saints today by Pope Francis. In an emotional outdoor service on a packed, 400,000-capacity esplanade at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima, Catholic worshippers from all over the world sang and looked on, some crying, while many more watched the canonisation on giant screens from adjacent streets. “We declare the blissful Francisco Marto and Jacinta Marto saints,” the Argentine pontiff said in front of the white basilica where the siblings are buried, two giant portraits of the little shepherds hanging in the background. When the two impoverished siblings first reportedly had visions of the Virgin Mary 100 years ago on the spot where the sanctuary now lies, they were likely far from imagining

Pope Francis offers the ‘Golden Rose’, recognition at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima Friday, May 12, 2017, in Fatima, Portugal. (AP/PTI)

they would one day join the ranks of prominent saints like Mother Teresa. The Virgin Mary is said to have appeared six times between May and October 1917 to Jacinta, then 7, Francisco, 9 and their cousin Lucia, 10. She apparently shared three prophesies with the trio at a period marked by the ravages of World War I, which the Church believes included a vision of hell and a warning of a second major conflict. The third secret, which was only made public by the Vatican in 2000, fore-

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The Dimapur Morakjo Ekhung and Morakjo Village take immense pride and honor in felicitating Miss. Mharoni Jami, a student of Don Bosco School Dimapur, D/o Mr. Thejamo Jami and Mrs. Gloria Jami for securing the Top 14 th rank (The ﬁrst ever from Morakjo Village) in the HSLC Examination 2017. We also congratulate all the successful HSLC and HSSLC candidates from Morakjo Village and wish you luck and success in your future endeavours. O. Odyuo Chairman

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BHUMNYU STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR Dimapur : Nagaland Motto :- "Labour for Excellence"

Thenupfu geinu tenyinuo yie Pelhoukeshü rükra la kevo Kevimerü Kelhou sedetuoü Dojükelie nhie chapfhüchaü jü Terhuopfü thuo phouyo nu chatha Chakhra chasou ketsa kesou nu Rücürünuo nha zohu perhe Teiso teizei, teizei teichü rei Khunuo kekhrie kezeiko rüduo Kijükou sikemora pfüthe Kerülei jürei siekelhoumia la Mezhie we pfü, Kelhoukevira Lhoukeshüpfü mezhie ha pie se Siekelhouko petsoshü yie ho.

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With immense pride and joy, the Bhumnyu Students' Union, Dimapur would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Hemloi Phom, son of Mr. & Mrs. Molim Phom, for securing top 11th Position in the recently declared HSLC examination result from Holy Cross Higher Secondary School Dimapur. The Union would also like to congratulate Miss. Yinglong Phom, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C. Hongya Phom for successfully completing the MBBS Mr. Hemloi Phom course from NEIGRIHMS Meghalaya. We wish them best in all their future endeavour. C. Jaap Phom, President DP-4681

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WASHINGTON, MAY 13 (IANS): Personal letters seized in the raid that killed former Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden revealed that his son wants to carry on his murderous ideology and is bent on “avenging his dad’s death”, according to a former FBI agent. “That son today is poised to lead a stronger, larger Al Qaeda,” Ali Soufan, who was leading the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s probe of the terror group after the September 11, 2001, attacks, told CBS News in an interview. Soufan described a letter from the son, Hamza, that was collected in the raid and now declassified. “He tells Osama (in the letter) that he remembers ‘every look...every smile you gave me, every word you told me’”. Hamza would be about 28 now and wrote the letter when he was 22 and had not seen his father in several years.

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HSLC DISTINCTION HOLDERS 1 B. Sahana Parveen Khan (English, Science, Maths, Social Science, Alt. Eng, FIT) 2. Akitoli H. Jimo (English, Social Science, Alt. English, FIT) 3. Ningsangwaba Walling (English, Maths, Social Science, FIT) 4. Suraj Sutradhar (English, Maths, Social Science, FIT) 5. Lanusenla (English, Social Science, FIT) 6. Maleka Nilufar Barbhuiya (English, Social Science) 7. Tiarenla Lemtur (English, Social Science, FIT) 8. Joseph Singha (English) 9. Joy Deep Sonar (Social Science) 10. Fedilila Jamir (Social Science) 11. Nilufar Barbhuya (Social Science) 12. Tiaasen Changkija (Social Science) HSSLC DISTINCTION HOLDERS 1. W. Mantok Konyak (Alt. English, Pol. Science) 2. Imtinaro Ozukum (English, Psychology) 3. Nentong Konyak (Economic) 4. Phensuangkubo (Sociology) 5. Vanthungo N. Kikon (Pol. Science) 6. Kupuli Yeptho (Sociology) 7. Vikili H. Sumi (English) The School Governing Board, Principal and faculty of DMHSS convey our heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 batch. May the Lord continue to shower His blessings in your future endeavours.

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TOUNA EL-GABAL, MAY 13 (AFP): Egyptian archaeologists have discovered 17 mummies in catacombs in Minya province, south of Cairo, the antiquities ministry announced today. “We found catacombs containing a number of mummies,” said Salah alKholi, a Cairo University professor of Egyptology who headed the mission that made the discovery in the Touna el-Gabal district of the province in central Egypt. Burial shafts were found in the area and excavation work “revealed that these shafts led to a number of corridors inside a cachette of mummies”, the ministry said. It said in a statement that the cachette housed 17 non-royal mummies. Antiquities Minister Khaled el-Enany told a news conference held near the archaeological site in the desert that the discovery was “the first human necropolis found in central Egypt with so many mummies”.

The Medical Superintendent (MS) and staff of Dr. Motsuo Memorial District Hospital, Wokha extend our deep appreciation and gratitude to the following: 1. Vungoju Colony Eloe Hoho, Wokha for conducting social work at the hospital premises on May 11, 2017 2. The Gideons International in India, Wokha Camp for free distribution of Bibles to all patients and staff of the hospital on May 12, 2017 3. Eastern Mirror, Wokha Branch for providing free subscription of its newspaper daily to the hospital.

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told the attempted assassination in Rome of Pope John Paul II on May 13, 1981, the anniversary of the first apparition in Fatima. Pope Benedict XVI later gave an updated interpretation of this third prophesy, saying it could include the suffering of the Church following sexual abuse scandals that shook the Vatican. Francisco died in 1919 and his sister Jacinta the following year in the Spanish Influenza epidemic that swept through Europe at the end of the war.

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The general meeting of All Nagaland Industrial Entrepreneurs Federation (ANIEF) will be held on 17th May, 2017 (Wednesday) at the Conference Hall of State Red Cross Complex, Kohima at 11:00 AM sharp 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, & 2009. Therefore, all the ANIEF State Office Bearers, Action Committee Members, District Units of ANIEF and all the selected Units under the pending cases from all over the state are hereby requested to attended this general meeting positively. SHEPONG W. KONYAK POVOTSO LOHE Secretary, ANIEF President, ANIEF 9346643047 9436005889

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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, right, meets Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, Saturday, May 13, 2017. (AP/PTI)

access to the Arabian Sea and resultantly links it with Eurasia and Africa. The Gwadar port opposite the Mumbai’s port housing the Indian Navy’s western naval command provides a berth for China in the Arabian Sea and to the Indian Ocean. China has already announced plans to station its marines there as well in Djibouti in Horn of Africa in Indian Ocean. I nd ia o ppo se s t he CPEC as it runs through the Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. In the last few days, China tried to assuage India’s feelings by asserting that the commercial corridor will not have any impact on its stand that the Kashmir issue should be settled by India and Pakistan through dialogue. But India is not attending the high-profile B&R summit. It worries over a 3,000-km-long project connecting the Gwadar port and Xinjiang stem from the fact Gwadar, which was taken over by the Chinese, will become a future naval base. During his meeting with Sharif, Xi stressed that a long-term planning for the corridor should be completed as soon as possible and cooperation programmes covering energy, transportation infrastructure and people’s livelihoods should be promoted.

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The Satsükba Students' Union with immense pride and delight extend its profound and heartiest congratulations to Mr. Lokitimen, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Kimatsung for bringing laurels to our Students' Union through your hard labour and dedication. We always pray that your effort and dedication would also bring more laurels in days to come. The Satsükba Students' Union also congratulates all the successful candidates of our union, who have come out with flying colours in HSLC & HSSLC, 2017, and prays and wishes success in all the future endeavours. Top 6th HSSLC (Science)

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When I travel 'round my homestead, in the beauty of the hanging orchards, the same old garden stands my Mum to welcome me, She never grows old, her cheeks still like fair roses. As she prays "hear my prayer heavenly father please bless my precious child", then I can see the wondrous evidence of God's unfailing presence, she glows with all the beauty of the rarest brightest gems, oh! What a splendoured miracle of a mother's prayer. Wisdom uttered from her lips that followed me always and clung to me all my life, her voice gives me comfort and peace. You've made my life full of delight, Always with compassion, care and calmness. My debt to you is undisputed Mother. Happy mother's day to my incomparable wife, the love of my life, a partner of all seasons in all my ups and downs, and a wonderful Mom to my sons. You are everything in my life and the joy of the family. The day we met, I was truly blessed. My mother in-law is the best, Her love is always wrapped in prayer to our family, never possessive of her daughter but always there with her calming presence, it is heartening to own her chastening love for she shares a love that knows no end. when I look across the years She has given us millions of smiles A happy mother's day. Happy mother's day to all my Sisters. The memories of yesteryears forever in my mind. I know the special bond that is impossible to describe but known only to those who share it. Sometimes l wonder how can you all know me better than i know myself. In my bad times your words are worth more than gold, in all my situations you are by my side with smiles and never frowns. BY ( N. THOMAS LOTHA) DC-1055 2016

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I’m disappointed that Justin Bieber lip-synced: Ash King S to the show because I had my own performance. I am very disappointed that he lip-synced. Even what he was wearing on stage. He was wearing shorts and a T-shir t. When I saw the pictures I thought it was a rehearsal.” Ash has given songs like “I love you”, “Dil gira dafatan”,”Te amo”,”Aunty ji”,”Meherbaan” and “Alizeh”. At the moment, he is getting a positive response for “Baarish” song for Mohit Sur’’s film “Half Girlfriend”. Ash also feels some people attended the concert not just for the live gig but for the star. He said: “Everybody has their own audience. There must be many people who were fine with the fact that he lip-synced. They don’t care because they went to see a star and his stardom.”

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The remaining eight finalists of the ongoing Gospel Voice of North East organized by A B Entertainment.

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Kaheli Chophy will be representing Nagaland during the Femina Miss India Contest scheduled to be held on June 25 at Mumbai. She is the lone contestant from the Northeast to make it to the contest.

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A Mom like you could never replace, your actions and words are full of such grace you are truly a treasure for us. Through your prayers we are blessed.

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY From your loving Children, grandchildren & great grandchildren

HAPPY 35th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr K Thungdemo Kithan and Mrs Nzanbeni Kithan

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98 Years of the Lord’s love and faithfulness and we are still in awe of what He can do. The life of Razoulhou Vizol-our dear mother, grandmother, great grandmother is a testament of Psalms 91-how the Lord satisfies His beloved with protection and long life. We praise the name of God and adorn Him with our worship as we celebrate one more year of her life! Happy Birthday and Happy Mother’s Day!

Dear Apo and Mummy, We cannot begin to describe how blessed we are to have such amazing parents in our lives. Today as we celebrate this wonderful occasion to commemorate all the happy and sad moments that have been encapsulated in this 35 beautiful years of marriage, we would like to thank you for all the love ,guidance and support that you have given us over the years. You have been such loving parents to us and we hope that you will continue to cherish each other for the rest of your lives. HAPPY 35th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY dear Apo and Mummy. We love you for doing everything in your power in making our lives more meaningful and fruitful .May God bless you both abundantly. K-1427 From your loving children

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All its successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC (Com. & Arts) under NBSE – 2017 H.S.L.C. – 100% Result,

H.S.S.L.C. – 97% Commerce,

H.S.S.L.C. – 73%Arts

For being placed above 90% H.S.L.C. Exam. – 2017

SANOJ KUMAR SINGH 93.17%

GAYATRI KUMARI 92.67%

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VIKASH KUMAR CHAUDHARY TOPPER – 9TH RANK (89.80%)

For being ranked in the top 20% H.S.S.L.C. (Commerce) (` 10,000/- per year Scholarship for ﬁve years)

Mohammad and Urvashi bags Dadasaheb Phalke award Filmmaker

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ivek Agnihotri’s first short film “Mohammad and Urvashi” has bagged the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke award. Agnihotri announced the news on social media and tweeted: “Happy to announce my first short film ‘Mohammad and Urvashi’ has bagged Dadasaheb Phalke award. Best Actor for Myukh Ray. It’s also one year of ‘Buddha in a Traffic Jam’”. The filmmaker has also penned “Mohammad and Urvashi”, which features actors Mayukh Ray, Manoj Raghubir Sharma and Khushboo Upadhyay. Aditi Paul feels blessed to be part of “Baahubali 2” Singer Aditi Paul, who sang “Veeron ke veer aa” in the blockbuster “Baahubali 2: The Conclusion” feels blessed and excited at being a part of the project which has been crossing milestones since its release.

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Rita Ora, Ed Sheeran team up for new single

inger Rita Ora has teamed up with close friend and singer Ed Sheeran for a new single titled “Your song”. Sheeran had earlier penned a song for her in 2015. “’Your song’ has everything I wanted to express: it’s a song that’s full of positivity and about feeling on top of the world, like everything is going right and that’s where my life is right now,” dailymail.co.uk quoted Ora as saying. She added: “I love working with Ed and Steve (British producer Steve Mac); it was incredible to really bring this idea to life with some of the most talented songwriters of our time. Ed and I have been friends since our teens, it’s brilliant to have the opportunity to collaborate with him for my first single, we definitely click creatively.” The single will be Rita’s first new material since 2015’s “Body on me”. “Your song” is due to release later this year.

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inger Ash King is disappointed that Grammy award winning singer Justin Bieber lipsynced during his maiden performance in India. The 23-year-old Canadian singer was in India as part of the Asia leg of his Purpose World Tour. He performed in Mumbai on May 10. Many fans were upset that the “Sorry” hitmaker lip-synced most of his songs during the gig. Ash says it was wrong on his part to lip-sync his way through the performance since he is an amazing artiste. “Even we have artistes who lip-sync so there is nothing new about this. But I don’t agree with Justin Bieber lip-syncing at a concert because he is an amazing singer... It is wrong because he is such a good singer and it is so nice to hear a good singer live” Ash told IANS over phone. He added:”I was really excited about the performance. I could not go

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MR. ARJUN KUMAR 89%

MR. SHALENDAR KUMAR RAM 84.80%

MS. FURKANA BEGUM MS. VISHAKHA KUMARI 83.40% 83.20%

MS. KAJOL KUMARI SONKAR 75.60%

MR. ROSHAN 79%

MR. GAURAV KUMAR SINGH 75.40%

MR. ANIL KUMAR KAMAT 84.60%

MR. RAKESH KUMAR JAISWAL 76.60%

MS. SABITA KUMARI 74.60%

CLASS – 11 ADMISSION NOTICE (ARTS & COMMERCE) 2017 ARTS : ONLY GIRLS

COM. : BOTH BOYS & GIRLS

1. Issuing of Application Forms & Prospectus : Already going on (Time :- 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.) 2. Criteria for Direct Admission a) COMMERCE : Students under overall average C1 grade and above with minimum 50% marks in English & 55% marks in Maths, subject to personal interview. b) ARTS (Only Girls) : Direct Admission on the basis of HSLC Result’ 17 and interview. 3. Last Date for Direct Admission : Till 22nd May’17 (Subject to availability of seats) 4. Begin of Regular Classes : 25th May’17. N.B. : Repeaters & Break in studies (Gap Cases) students need not apply for Commerce stream. Phone No. (03862) 226647/233732, Hostel facilities available under the care of the Principal. DP-4666

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Bajrang wins gold at Asian C’ship

Indian wrestler Bajrang Punia celebrates after winning gold at Asian Wrestling Championship at I G Stadium in New Delhi on Saturday. (PTI) New Delhi, May 13 (PTI): Bajrang Punia provided India’s first gold medal at the Asian Wrestling Championship as he posted a come-from-behind victory over Seungchul Lee of Korea in the men’s 65kg freestyle category. Sarita, though, had to settle for a silver medal in the women’s 58kg category. After registering a 6-2 win in the final, Bajrang celebrated by taking a victory lap with the tri-colour on his shoulders. In his gold medal

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bout, the 23-year-old Indian conceded two points in the opening half to lag behind 0-2 at the break. However, Bajrang made a strong comeback in the second half as he did not allow his rival from Korea to earn any more points. He first pushed his opponent out of the mat to take one point and then took the Korean down for two more to lead 3-2. From there on, Bajrang displayed an attacking game and never let his rival come back into the

contest. He subsequently added three more points to his credit to wrap up the bout in style. Bajrang earlier made the final of his weight division with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Kukgwang Kim in the semifinal round. Putting up a brilliant show on his way to the gold medal round, Bajrang got the better of last edition’s Asian Championship gold-medallist Meisam Nassiri of Iran 7-5 in the quarterfinal after beating Uzbek wrestler Sirojiddin

Hasanov 4-3 in the qualification round. However, gold eluded Indian women wrestlers even as this was their best ever performance at the Asian Championship with six medals, including four silver and two bronze. In the 2003 edition, India had won a total of five medals that included two silver and three bronze. Sarita lost 0-6 to Aisuluu Tynybekova of Kyrgyzstan. Having climbed down two kilograms to 58kg from 60kg after Sakshi Malik and she interchanged their respective weight categories, Sarita came up with a fine performance before going down tamely in her gold medal bout. In men’s 97kg category, Satywart Kadian, Sakshi Malik’s husband, went down in his repechage bout to lose out on a place in the bronze medal play-off. He lost to Batzul Ulziisaikhan of Mongolia 5-8 in a closely-fought contest. In the qualification round, Satywart lost to M a g o m e d I b r a g i m ov 2-2, but since the Uzbek grappler made the gold medal round, the Indian got a chance to fight in repechage.

Khate bags runner-up at Sumi Open Chess Championship May 13 (NPN): The 8th Sumi Open Chess AITA 50K Men’s Doubles Dimapur, Championship and U- 17 Category 2017 organised by

India announce probables for Kyrgyzstan tie New Delhi, May 13 (IANS): Indian football team coach Stephen Constantine announced a list of 35 probables on Saturday in preparation for the forthcoming 2019 AFC Asian Cup qualifier against the Kyrgyz Republic. The Indian squad will be camping at the Andheri Sports Complex in Mumbai from May 20 to prepare for the match which is slated to be played in Bengaluru on June 13. Kyrgyzstan are currently placed at the 128th spot in the FIFA world rankings, 28 places below India. The probables list includes eight U-22 players, all of whom would go through a rigorous training process to claim their spot in the final squad of 23. “We will be having the camp in two stages and have invited 21 players for stage one. The stage two will kickoff when the remainder of the squad, ie, players from Mohun Bagan and JSW Bengaluru FC join in after finishing their respective Club commitments for the AFC Cup,” Constantine was quoted as saying by the official website of the All India Football Federation (AIFF).

Hamilton takes pole in Spain

(L-R) Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas after qualifying.

M a d r i d, M ay 1 3 (Agencies): Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton will start Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix from pole position, after edging out his championship rival Sebastian Vettel in qualifying on Saturday. Hamilton finished just 0.051 seconds ahead of Ferrari’s Vettel at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya, to secure the 64th pole position of his career, just one behind his boyhood hero Ayrton Senna. Ferrari engineers told Vettel to stop on the track because of a fault during the first stage of qualifying, but changed their minds and urged him to come in after the German queried the de-

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of our beloved Late Lanupokim Kichu 14.05.2016 – 14.05.2017

Sumi Chess Association Nagaland (SCAN) will be held from May 17-19 at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur. Interested players from Sumi community can participate in the tournament. The entry fee for open category is Rs.700 and Rs.300 for U-17 category. Under 17 category are requested to produce birth certificate and ID card. For more information, contact- 8731972359, 9856656837, 9436400227 or 7005580145.

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2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved Late Supongchiden (Ungma) Date : 14/05/2015

Clarke backs India, Aus to play CT final Ko l k ata , M ay 1 3 (IANS): Former Australia captain Michael Clarke on Saturday said he expects India and Australia to reach the ICC Champions Trophy final, and hoped the latter would win by one run. “I am backing India and Australia to play the final and hope Australia win by one run,” Clarke told reporters on the sidelines of an event in the city here. The 2007 World Cup winning skipper said that the conditions in England would be the key. “The actual conditions in the UK are going to play a big part. So I think about the Australian team for example, if there is swing and seam in the pitch I think the Australian fast bowlers are going to be really tough to face. “That will hold Australia in good stead. (Mitchell) Starc, (James) Pattinson, (Josh) Hazlewood, (Pat) Cummins those four fast bowlers bowl 140-150kmh so if there is any swing or seam they will be tough to face.” K Y M C

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Dimapur, may 13 (NPN): 15 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) presented sports items to Straightway Mission School, Dan on May 12. The presentation was made by Captain Soumitra Maiti to the school authorities in the presence of students, teachers and school principal and GB. In a press note, the Assam Rifles stated that the initiative would help enhancing sports facilities and culture in the school.

Even though you are not in front of our eyes right now, your picture in our hearts will remain beautifully pristine forever. We miss you. Loving wife & sons

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The Red Bull pair of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo qualified fifth and sixth respectively. Fernando Alonso will start in seventh despite missing most of first practice on Friday after his Honda engine blew up on first lap. Force India’s Sergio Perez will start in eighth, ahead of Williams’ Felipe Massa and Perez’s Force India team-mate Esteban Ocon. Vettel, winner of two of the opening four races of the season, leads the title race on 86 points, 13 ahead of three-time champion Hamilton.

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Dimapur Gorkha Union and Notun Bosti Gorkha Unit express its dismayed at the sad demise of Lt. Danny Subba (President, Notun Bosti Gorkha Unit). After prolonged battle with Cancer, he left us for his heavenly abode on 10th May 2017. His selﬂess contributions to the society will be cherished by one and all. May his soul rest in peace. DP-4659

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A year has passed without you, But we know you left to be in a better place with God. Your life was an example; Your love a legacy; Our memories together shall Be forever cherished and You shall ever remain in our hearts, Till we meet again. Deeply missed and fondly remembered. Loving wife, children and relatives DC-1054

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Winners of AITA 50K Men’s Doubles. D i m a p u r , M ay 1 3 The state team is also (NPN): Vilasier Khate preparing for the Indo-Bhuclinched the runner-up ti- tan Friendship tournament tle in the latest AITA 50K which is scheduled to be Men’s Doubles finals held held at the end of May. It is at Delhi from May 8-12. worth mentioning that VilasKhate and his partner Yugal ier Khate and Keneisezotuo Bansal lost 2-6, 6-4 (5-10) to Whuorie have won the last champions Amarnath and two editions of Indo-Bhutan Anurag. Friendship tournament.

cision, and managed to get the engine running properly by tweaking the settings. “It was a busy morning, big thank you to the team for the change in the last few minutes,” the four-time world champion said. “They did an engine change in sub two hours. It is a miracle they got me out. It would have been nice to get them pole but hopefully a good race tomorrow.” Hamilton’s Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas finished third, while Vettel’s Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen will start in fourth place.

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the priests, nuns, individuals, churches, St. Andrew’s School staffs & students, organisations/ associations, friends and well wishers from far and near who stood by us physically, morally, financially and spiritually during the prolong illness and demise of our beloved family member of Lt. Keviselhulie Gregory Medoze (Aba) on 11th May 2017 at the age of 49 years. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one of you personally but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God will bless you all abundantly. From his family and loved ones. K-1424

We the family members of our beloved Lt. Repala (Longsa) W/o Lt. Lima (Longjang) sincerely express our profound gratitude to every individual, friends and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, morally, physically and materially during the time of her sickness and her eventual demise on May 5, 2017. Your thoughtfulness and sympathy shown towards us will always be remembered. May our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the bereaved family members of Late Pochung, would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all the villages, organizations, friends, and well wishers who came forward to support us physically, materially, financially, morally and in prayer during the sudden tragic loss of our beloved on 13. 04.2017. Especially in retrieving the deceased body at Tizu River near Khuza Village Phek. Your support, contribution and love gave us strength during our darkest hour. Our sincere gratitude also goes to;BORN - 19.08.1997 1. DEF, Phek DIED - 13.04.2017 2. DC Office, phek. 3. Khuza Village. 4. Kutsokhuno Village. 5. Rengma Baptist Church, Phek. 6. Eastern Nagaland People Union, Phek. 7. Phek Town Youth Society. 8. Jexicho-1 Colony Youth. 9. Phek Govt, College. 10. Phek govt, Hr, Sec School, 11. Phek Area Mother‘s Association We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone personally, but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly for yours good deeds. Loving parents n relatives. K-1422

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Born : 15.03.2000 – Died : 5.05.2017 With utmost appreciation we, the family members and relatives of our beloved son Lt. Tsuponglemba of Mangmetong village we expresses our deepest thankfulness to all well-wishers those who stood by us ﬁnancially, materially, physically and with constant prayer during the sickness till he laid to ﬁnal rest and left us for his eternal home on 05-05-2017. We are immensely indebted to :1. Doctors and nurses NEIGRIHMS Hospital, Shillong. 2. Doctors and nurses Bethel Hospital, Kohima 3. Ao Baptist Church Shillong 4. Tseminyu Ao Baptist Arogo 5. Nagamese Prayer Group Tseminyu We deeply lament our inability to name each and everyone individually, but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God recompenses you all.

Died : 14/05/1982

He, who has gone, so we but cherish his memory, abides with us, more potent, nay, more present than the living man. Today is the 35th anniversary of the day when God called you home. Each year on this day, we celebrate your life - for having been a wonderful husband, father and friend to us all. You are missed, you are remembered. DP-4658

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, may 14, 2017

Chelsea clinch Premier League title Sunrisers secure play-off spot Man City move up to third

Chelsea’s players and staff celebrate after beating West Brom 1-0 at the Hawthorns, West Bromwich, England on Friday. (AP/PTI) L o n d o n, M ay 1 3 (Agencies): Substitute Michy Batshuayi’s dramatic 82nd-minute winner gave Chelsea the Premier League title following a hard-earned 1-0 victory at West Bromwich Albion on Friday. The Belgian striker’s late goal at The Hawthorns took Antonio Conte’s side 10 points clear of secondplace Tottenham Hotspur, who have only nine points left to play for. It is Chelsea’s second title win in three seasons, their sixth in total, and comes at the end of former Juventus and Italy coach Conte’s first season as manager. Batshuayi, the understudy to Diego Costa, had only been on the pitch for seven minutes when he scored the winning goal his first in the league since August. Conte, who claimed three Serie A titles as Juventus coach, has restored Chelsea to the winners’ circle by rebuilding from the chaotic end of Jose Mourinho’s second reign. Two years after Mourinho led Chelsea to the title, Conte has stitched the London club back together after dressing-room unity unravelled under Mourinho during a horrendous title defence last season. The Italian’s side finally broke through West Brom’s stubborn resistance with eight minutes remaining and will now chase the double when they face Arsenal in the FA Cup final on May 27. Chelsea were almost stunned inside 30 seconds

Financial support to ex-Olympians, intl players Hyderabad, May 13 (IANS): The Telangana government has re-introduced monthly financial assistance to former Olympians and national and international sports persons, some of whom are living in an indigent condition. Former Olympians Mohammed Zulfakaruddin, I.S.H.H. Hamed, former international player Bir Bahadur (all football) are among those who will receive Rs. 10,000 per month. Fo r m e r i n t e r n a tional hockey player K. Satyanarayana, Arjuna awardee Dennis Swamy (boxing), international kabaddi player G. Vasudev Yadav and national player A.C. Mallesham will also get Rs. 10,000 per month. Fo r m e r n a t i o n a l kho-kho player Chandra Prakash Biradar and former international Tennikoit player Sameera Begum will receive Rs.7,500 per month. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) reintroduced the scheme for financial assistance on the direction of Minister for Municipal Administration and Urban Development K.T. Rama Rao.

as West Brom created the game’s first chance. Darren Fletcher’s lofted pass found Salomon Rondon and his flicked header drew a smart save from Thibaut Courtois. Chelsea quickly began applying pressure, but West Brom had a huge chance on the counter-attack when James McClean seized on a loose pass and raced 50 yards into Chelsea territory. But his attempted pass to Rondon was poor and the Venezuelan was crowded out by Chelsea defenders. Chelsea were becom-

ing frustrated in their efforts to breach the Baggies’ defence, but Fabregas nearly broke through with a snapshot that flashed half a yard wide of the far post. Chelsea might have broken the deadlock just two minutes into the second half when a powerful crossshot from Victor Moses was turned around the post superbly by West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster. Yet there was almost a shock for Chelsea when Rondon escaped a challenge from David Luiz and raced clear, only for Cesar Azpilicueta to make a vital,

saving challenge. Rondon then teed up substitute Nacer Chadli, who fired a shot narrowly wide for West Brom. But with eight minutes remaining, Chelsea finally struck as Azpilicueta broke into the West Brom box and crossed from the right for Batshuayi to force home from close range. Conte charged onto the field in celebration, while West Brom stewards were forced to eject three pitch invaders before the game could be completed and Chelsea could celebrate the title.

Factfile Name: Chelsea Football Club Founded: 1905 Stadium: Stamford Bridge, London (capacity: 41,837) Nickname: The Blues Estimated value: $1.66 billion (1.52 billion euros; Forbes magazine, April 2016) Owner: Roman Abramovich (RUS) Manager: Antonio Conte (ITA) Honours English Premier League (6): 1954-55, 2004-05, 2005-06, 200910, 2014-15, 2016-17 FA Cup (7): 1969-70, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2006-07, 2008-09, 200910, 2011-12 League Cup (5): 1964-65, 1997-98, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2014-15 FA Community Shield (4): 1955, 2000, 2005, 2009 Champions League (1): 2011-12 Europa League (1): 2012-13 European Cup Winners’ Cup (2): 1970-71, 1997-98 UEFA Super Cup (1): 1998 Most appearances: Ron Harris (ENG) - 795 Most goals: Frank Lampard (ENG) - 211 Record transfer fee paid Fernando Torres (ESP) - £50 million ($64.7 million, 59.2 million euros), to Liverpool/ENG, January 2011 Record transfer fee received Oscar (BRA) -- £60 million ($77.6 million, 71.1 million euros), from Shanghai SIPG/CHN, January 2017

Manchester City are up to third In the Premier League table after a 2-1 win over champions Leicester City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday lunchtime. But it was a game full of controversial moments, with referee Bobby Madley allowing David Silva’s arguably offside opening goal to stand, missing a Fernandinho elbow on Marc Albrighton midway through the second half, then ruling out a Riyad Mahrez penalty for a double connection on the ball. Silva opened the scoring on 28 minutes from Leroy Sane’s cross, even though an offside Raheem Sterling made a move towards the ball and seemed to get into Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel’s eyeline. And Pep Guardiola’s side made it 2-0 on 34 minutes, as Gabriel Jesus sent Schmeichel the wrong way from the penalty spot, following Yohan Benalouane’s hack on Sane. But City’s usual penalty taker Yaya Toure may have something to say about the decision to hand the spot-kick taking duties to the 19-year-old. The Ivorian, 34 today, is 14 from 14 from the penalty spot, hasn’t scored at the Etihad Stadium for 14 months and is out of contract at the end of the season. Craig Shakespeare’s side halved the deficit on 42 minutes in spectacular style, as Shinji Okazaki thumped home a left-footed volley from Albrighton’s cross for his first goal in 24 matches. And Leicester could have netted an equaliser on 77 minutes, only to be denied by a remarkable moment of bad luck. Mahrez beat City goalkeeper Willy Caballero from the penalty spot, following Gael Clichy’s trip on him in the box, but the Algerian slipped while taking the spot-kick and the ball touched both feet. After coming through a nervy nine minutes of injury-time, City secured the three points that sees them move two points above Liverpool, and six points ahead of fifth-placed Arsenal, who have a game in hand.

Methele win open penalty shootout

Khekaho (2nd from left) with Prodigies members and others during the inaugural programme at Kohima on Saturday. (NP) Correspondent

Ko h i m a , M ay 1 3 (NPN): Methele emerged as the champion of 3rd open penalty shootout organized by Prodigies under the theme “innovating a stronger fellowship.” In the final held at D Khel ground on Saturday, Kohima village, Methele beat Snipers. Methele received a cash prize of Rs. 30,000 sponsored by Vuto Motors while the first runnerup, Snipers pocketed Rs. 20,000 sponsored by N.V.

Press. Second runner-up, Zavi’s Club and fourth place Shaleko FC received Rs.10, 000 sponsored by Modicare and Rs. 5,000 sponsored by Active station respectively. Best goal keeper of the shootout, Leketoulie Liezietsu (Methele) received a gift coupon of Rs.5,000 from Active Station. Earlier, the inaugural session was graced by parliamentary secretary youth resources and sports, Khekaho Assumi as the chief guest. In his address,

the Khekaho reminded that the first and foremost pre-requisite for a player to achieve in the field of sports was discipline. He also lauded Prodigies for organizing the penalty shootout tournament for the 3rd time. The parliamentary secretary disclosed that under the flagship programme ‘Khelo India,’ Nagaland would get 100 new play grounds, 10 indoors and 10 outdoors stadium and for which the concern ministry has asked the

Mohammed Siraj (C) of Sunrisers Hyderabad celebrates the wicket of Gujarat Lions batsman Pradeep Sangwan on Saturday. (PTI) Kanpur, May 13 (Agencies): Defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad booked their place in the IPL play-offs with an eight-wicket win over Gujarat Lions. Mohammed Siraj (4-32) and Rashid Khan (3-34) did the damage with the ball as the Lions lost all 10 wickets for just 43 runs to be bowled out for 154. David Warner led the Sunrisers response, making 69 not out from 52 balls, and shared a 133-run stand with Vijay Shankar (63no from 44 balls) to see his side home with 11 balls to spare. For much of the first innings, the Sunrisers looked likely to be facing a chase in excess of 200 as Gujarat openers Dwayne Smith and Ishan Kishan set off at a ferocious pace. Smith (54 from 33 balls) eventually fell to Khan late in the 11th over, with 111 on the board, but it was the wicket of Kishan (61 from 40 balls) two overs later than really triggered the collapse. The opener was the first of four wick-

ets to go down in the space of eight balls, including three in four balls, as Siraj and Khan each picked up two in an over. Siraj then ended his spell by bowling James Faulkner and Pradeep Sangwan in consecutive balls and another burst of three wickets in four balls ended the innings, Bhuvneshwar Kumar striking with the first two balls of the final over to wrap things up. Praveen Kumar claimed the early wickets of Shikhar Dhawan and Moises Henriques as the Sunrisers made a ponderous start to the chase. Warner and Shankar began to accelerate as the innings reached the halfway stage but they required a large slice of luck to keep the partnership going as a thick Warner edge behind off Ankit Soni was missed by the umpire. From there the batsmen were rarely troubled, both passing 50 before Warner hit a lovely shot back over Soni’s head to seal the win from the first ball of the 19th over.

Serena, Biles join LA’s 2024 Olympics bid

LOS ANGELES, May 13 (Agencies): Tennis player Serena Williams and gymnast Simone Biles are the latest leading athletes to lend their names to the campaign to bring the 2024 Summer Olympics to Los Angeles, the city’s bid committee said on Friday. Williams, the women’s world number one, and Biles, a four-time Olympic gold medalist, bring to 99 the number of US and international athletes appointed to the LA 2024 Athletes’ Advisory Commission. Among the 44 members added on Friday to the commission, whose aim is to ensure athletes are involved in all aspects of the city’s plans and bid for the Games, were Olympic champions Jackie JoynerKersee, Ashton Eaton and Nastia Liukin. Williams, who rose

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f r o m p l ay i n g o n t h e cracked, public hard courts of Compton - not far from where the tennis competition will be held in 2024 should LA win the bid - as an African American woman to world number one by the age of 20 in a largely white sport, was eager to join the committee. “Growing up in Los Angeles taught me that anyone can succeed as long as they have dreams and

goals,” Williams, a fourtime Olympic gold medallist, said in a statement. “Los Angeles embodies the optimistic spirit that allows kids like me to become athletes and Olympians.” Los Angeles is competing with Paris for the right to stage the 2024 sports extravaganza. The host city will be announced at a vote in Lima, Peru, in September.

youth resources and sports, Nagaland to submit DPR latest by this month. As per the concern ministry, the fund for the projects would be sanctioned within three months, said Khekaho. The upcoming projects in the state are possible due to the persistent efforts of the state chief minister and timely intervention of the youth resources and sports department, he said while adding that the projects under Khelo India would be distributed to all the district of the state. The chief guest also informed that the department of youth resources and sports would be visiting Mizoram to see and study their sports management model. The inaugural prog ramme was led by Kethovilie Sachü, God’s blessing was invoked by Kevidzenyü Mere associate pastor KBK and the welcome address was delivered by Khrietuolie Sorhie. Altogether 32 teams participated in the tournament. The closing ceremony was graced by retired joint director of land resources department, Kruyie Pienyü as the guest of honour and gave away the prizes to the winners.

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