May 15, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 158

DIMAPUR, Monday, may 15, 2017 Pages 16 ` 4.00

Hafiz Saeed spreading terrorism in name of jihad: Pakistan

Halep wins Madrid Open title

PM to inaugurate India’s longest bridge in Assam

international, page 12

sports, Page 16

northeast Page 4

First e-auction of ginger in NE

Farmers loading the first batch of ginger (40 tons) for Assam from Hakchang, Tuensang district on May 13.

Six villages earn over Rs. 40 lakh Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 4 (NPN): In a remarkable achievement for rural farming in the far flung areas of Nagaland, six villages under Sangsangnyu area under Tuensang district successfully auctioned their ginger crops through the first ever

PM to inaugurate India’s longest bridge in Assam Dibrugarh, May 14 (PTI): India’s longest river bridge, capable of withstanding the weight of a 60-tonne battle tank, will be inaugurated in Assam close to the border with China on 26 May by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. With the inauguration of the 9.15-km-long DholaSadiya bridge over the Brahmaputra river, the prime minister will kick start the celebrations of the NDA government’s three years in office from this eastern-most part of Assam. The bridge is seen as an attempt by India to shore up its defence requirements along the SinoIndian border particularly in the Northeast besides providing easy access to the people of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam with air and rail connectivity. It is 3.55 km longer than the Bandra-Worli sea link in Mumbai, making it the longest bridge in India. “The prime minister will dedicate the strategically important bridge to the nation on 26 May. It will bolster the road connectivity in the Northeast as the bridge will be used by people of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh besides defence forces extensively,” Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal told PTI.

e-auction conducted in the North Eastern region. The achievement was possible through the yeoman efforts of Eleutheros Christian Society (which has been working in the area to promote ginger growers). A total of 730 tons of ginger were sold through E-auction within just two days (April 18 and 19, 2017) at a transactional value of over Rs.40 lakh and which is expected to cross the figure when more are sold. This

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NEW DELHI, MAY 14 (PTI): Yogi Adityanath and Manohar Parrikar may have left national politics to be chief ministers but they are likely to resign from their parliamentary seats only after casting their votes in the presidential election. With every vote important in the election for which the opposition parties are working to close their ranks behind a common candidate, the BJP wants both the leaders to cast their votes in the poll before putting in their papers, party sources said. Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, also a Lok Sabha member, will also resign following the presidential election. The UP and Goa chief ministers besides Maurya have to be elected to the legislature in their states within six months since they were sworn in and the window is long enough for them to remain parliamentarians till the presidential election in July. They can contest elections to the state legislature only after quitting as MPs.

NE woman gang-raped in moving car in Gurgaon GURGAON, MAY 14 (PTI): A 22-year-old woman from the North Eastern state of Sikkim was allegedly raped by three men in a moving car here and thrown out on a road in Delhi in yet another chilling rape incident in Haryana days after the Nirbhayalike case in Sonipat. The woman was attacked at around 2 a.m. when she was returning from Delhi to her residence in Sector17 here. As she reached near her house, she was dragged by three men into their Swift car. They then took turns to rape her in the moving vehicle while heading to Najafgarh in the national capital, 20 kms from here, a senior police officer told PTI quoting the victim’s statement. The woman had gone to visit Connaught Place with her friend on Saturday night. The accused then threw her out in Najafgarh area and sped away, the officer said. The woman later approached some passersby and informed the Delhi Police which alerted the Gurgaon police.

A case of rape has been registered against three persons. One of the accused was addressed as Deepak by the others, police said. “We have identified a few vehicles on the basis of her statement and CCTV footage and raids are being conducted at various locations to nab the accused,” the officer said. The incident comes days the gruesome gangrape and murder of a 23year-old woman came to light after her decomposed and mutilated body was found near the Industrial Model Township in Urban Estate, Rohtak. The woman had gone missing from Sonipat on May 9. Stray dogs had bitten off the face and lower portion of her body. Women’s safety remains an issue of concern despite a slew of steps taken by the government after the December 16, 2012 gang-rape and murder of a paramedic student in Delhi sparked nationwide outrage. She later came to be known as ‘Nirbhaya’ (the fearless).

HM to review NE security on May 16 GUWAHATI, MAY 14 ( AG E N C I E S ) : U n i o n Home Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled to review the security of the Northeast in a meeting with senior officials of the states on May 16. Meanwhile, security forces in areas bordering Bangladesh have been put on alert to prevent ultras belonging to the Jamaat ul Mujahideen, Bangladesh (JMB) from crossing over to India. Talking to The Assam Tribune, Assam DGP, Mukesh Sahay admitted that with the Government of Bangladesh launching a major crackdown against the JMB operatives, the possibility of some ultras spilling over to India cannot be ruled out. Replying to a question on the overall situation in the State, the police chief said the presence of militants in some parts of Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland has become a major cause of concern. The issue was discussed in the strategy group meeting of the Unified Command at Tezpur. Sahay said a decision has been taken to augment security deployment along the vulnerable areas of the interstate borders to prevent free movement of militants.

Gohain assures to develop Dmu Railway HS Fresh barrage of cyber attacks set to hit today

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D I M A P U R , M AY 1 4 (NPN): Union Minister of State for Railways, Rajen Gohain on Sunday assured to upgrade the Dimapur Railway High School (DRHS) with adequate infrastructures, saying the school was under the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative of the railways. Speaking at the closing ceremony of DRHS’s 65th anniversary, as chief guest, Gohain expressed concern over the deplorable condition of the school which had been struggling in terms of infrastructure and students’ enrolment. He assured that the Centre would provide funds to develop the school infrastructure, upgrade classrooms and construct laboratory and toilets for boys and girls. The minister also sought the support of the

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school authorities and exstudents for developing the school. In this regard, the minister directed the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of the North East Frontier Railway, Lumding division, look into the issue and setup up a governing body to look after the school. Gohain also informed that an advisory committee would be constituted on May 28, to look into affiliation of the High School to CBSE. Also speaking on the occasion as guest of honour, parliamentary sec-

retary for Economics and Statistics, Tovihoto Ayemi remarked that only quality education could transform a society and nation. He said empowerment of people would come only through quality education, which can transform the nation and communities. Reflecting on DRHS motto- “Unity for Glory”, Tovihoto said: “To unite for glory, one needs to look beyond the immediate horizon, borders which requires us to place a premium on tolerance, to accept diversity, to be culturally sensitive and explore new places and cultures,” he added. Bokajan (Assam) MLA, Dr. Numal Momin, who also spoke on the occasion, said the assurance made by the union minister would greatly help the school. Dr. Numal also assured to extend assistance from his side towards the school.

LONDON/NEW DELHI, MAY 14 (IANS): Another major cyber-attack is imminent after Friday’s global hit that infected more than 125,000 computer systems and could come on Monday, a security researcher warned on Sunday. The UK security researcher “MalwareTech”, who helped to limit the ransomware attack, predicted “another one coming... quite likely on Monday”, the BBC reported. The virus, which took control of users’ files, spread to 100 countries, including Spain, France and Russia. After taking computers over, the virus displayed messages demanding a payment of $300 in virtual currency Bitcoin to unlock files and return them to the user. MalwareTech, who wants to remain anonymous, was hailed as an “accidental hero” after registering a domain name to

NDA finds springboards for President polls

N E W D E L H I , M AY 14 (AGENCIES): BJPled NDA appears to have strengthened the prospects of getting its choice of candidate for the presidential polls elected, with the YSR Congress and the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) of(More on p-4) fering support. YSR Congress president Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy met Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, and pledged his support to “any candidate” fielded by the NDA. But the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), a partner of the ruling alliance, is upset with his act of handing over Modi the copy of a book with details of various alleged acts of omission and commission by the Andhra Pradesh government, led by party chief N. Chandrababu Naidu. The BJP is now “Honestly, Mother’s day treading a non-committal gift is not about what line. The TRS, yet another we mothers are.” party opposed to the TDP,

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year an estimated 900 tons of ginger were produced in the area. The e-auction was established by the MSTC, a government of India enterprise, and CRWC as logistics partner with NERAMAC as certifying agency. ECS has been at the forefront as a catalyst in promoting local economy in the far flung and remote areas. ECS along with NABARD, NEIDA and DUDA have been working to promote

few lead crops in three RD Blocks of Tuensang district. The ginger growers of the area had a difficult time this year as they could not get any help from the state government to dispose off some 730 tons of ginger as the prices had drastically come down a few years back. At the peak the villages used to produce around 1200 tons ginger but owning to the poor rate, a number of farmers gave up the business. This year, due to steep fall in prices ginger business in no longer viable unless there is support from the state government such as transport subsidy. It was learnt that state chief secretary Pankaj Kumar IAS who was seized of the matter has assured transport subsidy for the first 330 tons. Secretary DoNER Naveen Verma was also instrumental in bringing all the players together in a fruitful partnership. On its part ECS has been lobbying with DoNER and NECTAR for ‘primary processing’ at the farm gates to help growers and cut cost of transportation to help growers with more acceptable selling price.

BJP CMs to resign as MPs only after presidential poll

POLL arithmetic 4,120 MLAs from all the States an Union Territories 776 Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha members. NDA’s position: 410 MPs and 1,691 M L A s . To t a l v a l u e : 532019 out of 10,98,882. Opposition: 18,000 short of a majority. indicated that it would back the NDA in the presidential polls. Jithendra Reddy, a Lok Sabha member of the party, said last week that the “TRS has always engaged with the NDA government at the Centre with reference to issues that would be beneficial to the State of Telangana” and that it would take a call on the alliance’s candidate when it would be asked. This puts the NDA

in a position of strength in the presidential polls, the electoral college of which consists of 4,120 MLAs from all the States as well as Union Territories with Assemblies and 776 Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha members. Going by the election arithmetic, the votes of the NDA, with 410 MPs and 1,691 MLAs, have a value of 5,32,019 out of the total 10,98,882. The coalition is thus around 18,000 short of a majority. The YSR Congress has 16,848 votes and the TRS 22,048. Thus, the significance of their overtures cannot be overstated. BJP sources say the Prime Minister may not opt for a candidate from outside the political realm as Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the first Prime Minister from the BJP, did during his term. “The numbers situation assures us that we can, for the first time, get someone

with allegiance to the BJP ideology elected President,” a source said. The other crucial set of votes that the NDA desires is that of the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, which has a weighted strength of 59,224 votes. The Opposition Congress, along with Janata Dal (U) leader Sharad Yadav and Communist Party of India (Marxist) general secretary Sitaram Yechury, has been trying for a consensus candidate. BJP sources, when asked whether they could arrive at a consensus with the Opposition, ruled it out. “The Opposition is showing no signs of giving consideration to the numbers situation as it exists, where we are in a position to get our man elected. Since they have already decided to contest, we will be meeting that challenge,” said a senior BJP office-bearer.

Govt mechanism activated

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track the spread of the virus, which actually ended up halting it. “We have stopped this one, but there will be another one coming and it will not be stoppable by us,” the 22-year-old told the BBC on Sunday. “So there’s a good chance they are going to do it... maybe not this weekend, but quite likely on Monday morning.” He also warned

hackers could upgrade the virus to remove the “kill switch” that helped to stop it. “Version 1 of WannaCrypt was stoppable but version 2.0 will likely remove the flaw. You’re only safe if you patch as soon as possible,” he tweeted. Investigators are working to track down those responsible for the ransomware used on Friday, known as Wanna Decryptor or WannaCry.

70 pc ATMs in India easy prey for cyber attackers NEW DELHI, May 14 (Agencies): India was among the 99 countries affected by a global cyber attack that took down, among others, health services in the UK, a telecom network in Spain and government computer systems in Russia this weekend. As many as 102 computer systems of Andhra Pradesh police were hacked. The malware reportedly halted production at a Nissan-Renault Alliance plant on the outskirts of Chennai, but the company did not comment. National Cyber Security Adviser in the Prime Minister’s Office Gulshan Rai told TOI: “About 100 systems were attacked but as of now there are no more threats.” The cyber attack was carried out using a malware called Wanna Decryptor or WannaCry. This is a “ransomware“, a digital extortion system that locks down systems by encrypting the data on it, only to decrypt and release it back for a ransom amount. What was more worrying about the global cyber attack was the fact that the outdated Windows XP version that turned out to be the weak link, crippling information systems around the world, used by 70% of Indian ATMs.

Government of India on Sunday said it has activated a “preparedness and response mechanism” to prevent any major cyber attack from a new ransomware -- “Wannacry” -- which has infected computer systems around the world. According to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), it has activated a “preparedness and response mechanism” by instructing CERT-IN (Computer Emergency Response Team) to gather “all the information of the reported ransomware”. A red-coloured ‘critical alert’ has been issued by the Computer Emergency Response Team of India (CERT-In), the nodal agency to combat hacking, phishing and to fortify security-related defences of the Indian Internet domain.

RTA responds to DDADU’s demand DIMAPUR, MAY 14 (NPN): Regional Transports Authority (RTA) Dimapur has responded on the demand of the Dimapur District Autorickshaw Drivers Union (DDADU) on the seating capacity and hike in passenger fare. District transport officer and secretary RTA Dimapur in a press statement reminded DDADU that the seating capacity of any vehicle was determined by the testing agencies under Ministry of Road Transports and Highways after which it was approved by the State transports authority, Government of Nagaland for registration. However, the autorickshaw plying within Dimapur district were ferrying passengers beyond the approved seating capacity, which was in contravention of Motor Vehicle Act 1998. Therefore, the “autorickshaw drivers complying on the rules and regulation did not arise”, the statement stated. RTA secretary also said that the matter on revision of autorickshaw fare was discussed at length with the DDADU members in its earlier meeting. At the meeting, RTA conveyed its decision that revision of fare was normal practice and would be enforced any time as and when need arise by keeping in view of passenger’s interest. In this regard, it asked the DDADU to act in responsible manner rather than imposing ban /strike or publishing intimidation on the responsible authority. K Y M C

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WTCYA visits children’s home for special prayer

WTCYA team with children of Star Children’s Morning Home.

DAYO condemns bomb blast

President WTCYA, Wobenthung. J. Patton spoke on identifying one’s talent and the potentials to create a unique history in life. He said that God has bestowed upon each individual with unique talent and so it was the

duty of every one to help recognise and discover them and pursue accordingly. He encouraged the inmates never to get discouraged but to strengthen their zeal when faced with failures and obstacles in life. Jesus Youth Member

BJP Kiphire meeting

DIMAPUR: The district executive meeting of BJP Kiphire district was held on May 10 at the residence of district BJP president, Hobbs Thonger, with state secretary BJP and district in-charge of Kiphire, K. Thong as the main speaker. Addressing party workers, Thong spoke on why the BJP should be given an opportunity to form the next government in Nagaland. He cited various reasons “for which people have opted BJP all over the country”, adding Nagaland should not be an exception. According to Thong, ‘Good Governance’ was one quality of the BJP which the people of Nagaland deserve and only BJP can provide if voted to power. Poverty eradication, voting out corruption and participation of good and talented people etc were some of the other qualities which Thong attributed to the BJP. He further asserted that only BJP can uplift the people of Kiphire district. State BJP executive member and co in-charge of Kiphire, Tsasemong, also exhorted the gathering for strengthening the party. Various mandal presidents, district mahila president and youth president also presented reports on party activities in their jurisdictions.

ACVA Wokha informs

DIMAPUR: All Commercial Vehicles Association (ACVA) Wokha district comprising of Truck Owners’ Union, Bus Union, Mini Truck Union, Tata Mobile Union, ANTA Wokha Unit/ Local taxi and the Wokha District Auto Union (WDAU) held a consultative meeting on May 14 with regard to the forthcoming 3rd foundation day on May 17. A press note by ACVA president, Y. Bankathung Lotha and general secretary, C. Ren-

bi Ngullie stated that the house resolved that, there would be no exit point for all the Wokha bound commercial vehicles on May 17. ACVA has therefore directed all concerned to stay off road from morning till 3 p.m. It cautioned that anyone violating the meeting resolution would be doing so at their own risk and stern action would be initiated to the defaulters. It also informed that new office bearers would be held on the formal

function whereby every sub-union has been directed to send two representatives each to ACVA. All the delegates from Dimapur, Kohima and surrounding villages and circles plying under Wokha district have been asked to be stationed at Wokha town from May 16. A l l t h e Wo k h a bound commercial vehicles have been requested to reach Wokha town public ground at 8:30 a.m positively.

Farmers’ trg on Ericulture held in Mon DIMAPUR: Two-day far mers’ training programme under the RKVY 2016-17 organized by the Asst. Sericulture Office, Mon was held on May 4 and 5. Resource person E.O. Hamshen Konyak highlighted on Eri Silk Worm food plants cultivation, to adapt cultivation techniques and systematic plantation of Eri food plants. Circle in-charge Boying Konyak educated the participants on the management of Eri Silk Worm for production of quality cocoons. He also

highlighted the rearing knowledge and maintenance of proper sanitation and hygiene for successful rearing. The programme was chaired by ASO Mon where he highlighted the scheme of RKVY 2016-17 and encouraged the farmers to take up sericulture activities. He also informed that the department would provide technical support whenever necessary. Castor seeds and Kessuru seedlings were also distributed to the farmers. Altogether 30 farmers participated in the programme

TSU 20th annual general conference in Mokokchung Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, MAY 13 (NPN): The 20th annual general conference of Tenyimi Students’ Union (TSU), Mokokchung was held at the town hall, Saturday, under the theme, “Nurturing roots”, with EAC Mokokchung, R. Daniel Angami as the resource person. Speaking on the occasion, R Daniel Angami stated that the true root of all identity was the ‘mother tongue’. He said, oneness of a clan or community was identified by the language that is spoken and

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With immense bright and gratitude for bringing laurels to the Bhumnyu Citizen Students’ Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulation to Mr. HIMLOI M PHOM S/o K.Molim Phom and Wanchu Phom of Bhumnyu Village for securing Top 11th Rank in recently declared HSLC Result under Nagaland Board of School Education. The Union further congratulates Dr. YINGLONG H PHOM for successfully completion of MBBS from NEIGRHIMS Shillong and all the successful candidates in recently declared HSLC, HSSLC Exam 2017. The union wishes them success in all their future endeavour. Mr. H.NOKLAK PHOM Mr. A.SHINGLAM PHOM Gen/Secy President Bhumnyu Citizen Students’ Union Bhumnyu Citizen Students’ Union

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DIMAPUR: Dimapur Ao Youth Organization (DAYO) has condemned the bomb blast that occurred at Dimapur Gas Agency in Midland on Saturday at around 10:15 am. A condemnation note by DAYO president, K. Longri Imchen and g e n e r a l s e c r e t a r y, Meyatoba stated that such kind of “unprovoked and threatening activities meted out at public place had no justification whatsoever in our society”. DAYO has appealed the law enforcing agency to take necessary step to maintain peace and tranquillity. Kusazo and friends presenting a folk fusion during the conference. (NP)

also by the traditional attires, culture, folklores and legends, he added. He said if we are to maintain our identity, it was the bounden responsibility of the youth of today to preserve them for posterity. The presidential address was delivered by Ngviiyhun Tep and special song by Cunieyi Lohe and friend and a folk fusion by Kusazo and f r i e n d s. T h e p r o gramme preceding was led by Pelevino Kesieyie and the invocation was said by CCM pastor Zhalie Nienu.

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DIMAPUR: As part of its outreach programme, the Wokha Town Catholic Yo u t h A s s o c i a t i o n (WTCYA) visited Morning Star Children’s Home and held a special prayer with the inmates and the proprietors on May 13.

Ongarhoni Kikon took up the sharing session and enlightened the inmates. She said referring to Biblical story that unless we remain in Jesus, we can not bear fruit. She urged upon the inmates and all the youth that one must know one’s identity through God so as to remain ever faithful to Him. S p e c i a l s o n g wa s presented by Mhayilo Patton, common gospel s o n g s, p r aye r o f t h e faithful, distribution of gifts and vote of thanks was delivered by general secy, WTCYA Subemo Patton. Altogether, 40 youths visited the children home. Earlier programme started with Invocation by Roland Kithan and welcome address delivered by proprietor and Jessy Pa t t o n o n b e h a l f o f WTCYA.

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‘Mother’s Day’ celebrated across Nagaland

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WEATHER FORECAST May 15

(Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala

Some rain and a thunderstorm 34 25

Aizawl

Mostly cloudy with t-storms

Guwahati A couple of thunderstorms

28 20 32 22

Imphal

Mostly cloudy with t-storms

27 18

Itanagar

28 20

Shillong

A couple of thunderstorms A couple of thunderstorms

Kohima

Mostly cloudy with t-storms

20 16

Dimapur

Variable clouds with a t-storm 29 21

Mkg

Variable clouds with a t-storm 23 17

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Tuensang Variable clouds with a t-storm 18 13

Variable clouds with a t-storm 23 19

Zunheboto Variable clouds with a t-storm 21 14

WIFS training for teachers held in Longleng DIMAPUR: A one-day training on ‘Adolescent Anaemia and Weekly Iron and Folic Acid Supplementation’ on nodal teachers under Longleng district was conducted on May 12 at IDSP Hall, Chief Medical Office, Longleng. The training was led by DPO (RCH/UIP) Dr. Imtiwapang Aier where he spoke on implementation of Weekly Iron and Folic Acid Supplementation at schools on the topic of Anaemia for adolescents and how to overcome anaemia by giving Iron Folic Acid supplement. MO (RBSK) Dr. Lirenthung spoke on monthly reporting and maintenance of records. MO (SHP) Dr. Suimzenla delivered on personal hygiene and sanitation. Posters, booklets, leaflets, medicines and IEC materials were also distributed to the participants. The training was attended by teachers from Govt Middle Schools, Govt High School and Govt Higher Sec. School.

(L-R): Sunday school children presenting dedicatory song to the mothers on Sunday. (NP) Mothers of Phiro village Baptist Church felicitated. (DIPR) Mothers of Cathedral Parish Kohima being presented gifts. KO H I M A , M AY 1 4 (NPN): Mother’s Day was celebrated across the state on May 14 as a tribute to mothers. In Kohima, the Poumai Baptist Church Kohima (PBCK) Midland celebrated mother’s day under the theme “motherhood” at its church on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, chairperson women society PBCK, Esther said mothers were the persons who suffered and sacrificed so much for the family. She reminded the congregation that mothers ought to be respected and honoured for their selfless and tireless service with her whole being including braving all the odd situations in life. Challenging the moth-

ers, she said a God fearing mother led the whole family in the right way with God’s wisdom and a Christian mother should possess such qualities. She said a Christian mother should live as a good role model in life to her husband and children. She reminded the husband and children the indispensable need of encouragement to their wife and mother. The programme was led by R.R. Salomi, invocation prayer by Asangla, special songs dedicated to the mothers were presented by BYF, Sunday school children, fathers’ male voice, Pangaolou and friends. Offertory prayer was said by Dani deacon, scripture read by Esther,

AOK members along with the three doctors with the children at Love and Care Home. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M AY 1 4 (NPN): Coinciding with the Mother’s Day which fell on May 14, Act of Kindness (AOK) conducted medical camps at four care homes including Love and Care Home, Bethany Manna Home, St Joseph Children’s Home and Rev Longsa Memorial Home. Doctors including Dr Obed Walling (Medical Officer), Dr. R Wonashi Tsanglao (MD Pediatrics), Dr. Lurong Imchen (Medical

Officer) performed the examination on the care home inmates and caretakers during the medical camps. Altogether 89 children from the four care homes were examined by the doctors and necessary medications according to the requirement of the children were handed out. Children from the age of 5 months to young adults residing in the four care homes and caretakers were given a thorough medical examination. The initiative was tak-

Neiba Kronu along with Red Cross Society members and others after inauguration of ambulance at Pfutsero town on May 13. (NP) Correspondent K O H I M A , M AY 1 4 (NPN): MLA Neiba Kronu inaugurated the Direction Tower, Ambulance, Security Camera (CC TV) and Watch Tower at Pfutsero Town on May 13. Kronu in his address appreciated the Kalos Society and Red Cross Society, Pfutsero branch for their noble and charitable work/ service done towards the people of Pfutsero town Y M C

special prayer for the mothers was led by associate pastor PBCK, Moses and closing prayer was pronounced by Thitsei. The youth members honoured all the mothers with gifts and presentations. (Correspondent.) Phiro village: Phiro Village Baptist Church celebrated the day by honouring the mothers. Daughters of Phiro village residing in Dimapur and married to non Phiro residents and kith and kin of Thungchanpemo Ovung also joined the church in celebrating the significant day. According to DIPR report, the two groups felicitated all the mothers of Phiro church with respect

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Kronu inaugurates direction and watchtower at Pfutsero

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area. MLA also encouraged the Kalos Society to continue the noble job even in the near future and also advised the IRCS Pfutsero branch to take good care of ambulance and to maintain it well. Good maintenance would give good services to the people as Pfutsero town was one of the fastest growing town in Nagaland, he added. He reminded that no country or society developed without people having

civic sense and discipline and encouraged the people to maintain it. He also highlighted about the tourist potential and urged the public to give a helping hand and co-operation in developing Pfutsero to be a tourist spot. He also highlighted some of the tourist activities initiated by him like para-gliding, park at Kade and hospital at Pfutsero etc. In the evening Kronu had a consultative meeting with senior citizens of Pfutsero town.

en up by Act of Kindness (AOK) basing on the fact that the care homes would be facing problems in providing necessary routine medical check-ups to the children due to the numbers of inmates. AOK plans to conduct more of such initiatives even in the future which would help in bringing about positive societal changes. AOK members conducting the medical camps said they were happy with the responses of the care homes.

and love and sought their blessings. Lopilo Lotha from Dimapur who was the main speaker spoke on the topic, “a truthful woman.” Special songs were presented by Phiro Baptist Church choir, Phiro daughters from Dimapur and deaconesses of Phiro church. Pastor Phiro Church, Thungchanshio Odyuo offered blessings for all the mothers. Abeny Odyuo f r o m D i m a p u r d e l iv ered the greetings while Renchumi Zeliang also from Dimapur read the scripture. Nzani Khuvung from Dimapur shared her personal testimony. MHCC cathedral parish: Mary Help of Christian Church (MHCC), cathe-

dral parish, Kohima, celebrated Mother’s Day on Sunday. Rev. Fr. Carolus Neisalhou, parish priest and vicar general of the Diocese of Kohima, was the main celebrant for the Holy Mass during which special prayers were offered for all mothers. In his homily Rev. Fr. Carolus, thanked and assured prayers to all the mothers and made a special mention about the love of every mother and thanked them for the selfless love and care rendered in the family. He said that mother in a family was a “home maker” just as the deacons in the Scripture (Acts 6: 5) who became the maker of Christian community in

the early church. He further explained that mothers were not only home makers but also to lead the family to eternal life. He also exhorted the children to look up to their mothers for their selfless love and to appreciate and to pray for them. Songs were presented by the youths and catechism children of Cathedral parish to express gratitude on the happy celebration. The mothers were presented with gifts. SXCCK: St Xavier’s Catholic Church Kidima (SXCCK) observed the day at Kidima with Rev. Fr. Thomas Muttathil, parish priest, Kidima as main celebrant. Rev. Fr. Muttathil

said mothers were the gift through which people came to exist in the world. He said that God had provided the motherland for the needs and not for the greed of people. Father lamented the present generation which had destroyed the nature through technology for luxurious life. He asked the gathering to take up the responsibility to live a good moral life instead of being materialistic. He asked the faithful to give time, love and care for their family. Special numbers were presented by Edikunu Patricia, Kidima Catholic Youth Association and Fathers’ Association with golden jubilee committee.

Seminar held on promoting entrepreneurship in Nagaland

DIMAPUR: A one-day seminar on promoting entrepreneurship in Nagaland organised by the trainees of NEISSR in collaboration with Youth Net and Peace Channel, was held in NEISSR conference hall on May 12. Speaking at the programme, director Mountain Music Academy and proprietor Furtados Nagaland, Bethel Tsuzu, defined entrepreneur as an initiator, a challenger and a driver, who could be responsible and accountable, which was not only about making financial gains. Precious Me Love, co-founder and director Zuboni Humtsoe recipient of Nari Shakti Puruskar shared that belief in one self was of utmost importance. Pointing out that the present world was run by entrepreneurs, she encouraged the participants not to wait for miracles to happen but creates miracles of their own. Director, e-commerce site ilandlo.com Imtisunep Longchar, asserted that

Trainees and other participants at the programme. creating a value of prodThe panel discussion galand Job Centre operaucts or services was impor- was moderated by Na- tion head Razou. tant and customers should be attracted with the right and genuine services. The programme was chaired by Roseline, administrator and vice principal NEISSR Fr. John Poji invoked God’s presence, welcome address was delivered by Chumdemo Odyuo, Vinica and Julie enthralled the gathering with a song, Sentiwati proposed the vote of thanks and benediction was pronounced by asst. professor, NEISSR Dr. Toli Kiba.

ALTP unit formed under ASTP

DIMAPUR: Ao Lanur Telongjem Padumpukhuri (ALTP) is the 1st unit formed under the aegis of Ao Senso Telongjem Padumpukhuri (ASTP) founded on May 6, 2017 for the Ao Senso Telongjem Padumpukhuri residing in and around Dimapur district. A press note by ALTP president, Imkongsunep stated that the main objective of the ALTP was to focus on the welfare and benefit of the Ao youths of Padumpukhri for all round development and activities with a positive and optimistic approach. The program of the foundation day was led by the official of the Ao

Lanur Telongjem Padumpukhri, wherein a brief historical background of ALTP was delivered by Imnatemsu Pongen. It stated that office could be formed due to the valuable time, energy, opinion and knowledge extended by individuals/committees/ groups and bodies. The programme started with invocation by Ao Baptist Arogo Padumpukhuri (ABAP) Chuba Imchen, exhortation by Ao Senso Telongjem Padumpukhuri and special prayer by pastor ABAP Toayanger Lkr. ALTP also thanked all the participants for their presence and valuable contributions.

Training programme on sugarcane cultivation held DIMAPUR: One-day training programme on sugarcane cultivation was organized by District Agriculture Office, Wokha on May12 in Humtso village at Nsemo Yanthan sugarcane farm. The programme was conducted under Sustainable Development of Sugarcane Based Cropping System. Resource person Nzanbemo. T. Erui elaborated on the benefits, its importance and economical aspects of cultivating sugarcane. Nzanbemo also gave a detailed explanation about the package of practices of sugarcane cultivation. An interaction session and demonstration on sugarcane cultivation was also conducted. The programme was chaired by A.O, O. Eyingo Tungoe and vote of thanks was delivered by AFA Randanbemo Murry. Altogether 20 beneficiaries attended the programme. K

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PM to inaugurate India’s longest bridge in Assam

Tripura cabinet clears GST Bill Agartala, May 14 (Agencies): The council of minsters’ in a meeting approved the Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill of Tripura for placing it in the table of the special session of assembly on May 23 next. Finance Minister B h a nu L a l S a h a s a i d parliament has already passed Integrated GST bill (for international trade) and Central GST bill (for domestic trade) and now the states were asked to passed State GST bill (for local trade) on or before May 31 next. The state government has already prepared the bill considering the provisions of the central GST Act and all other arrangements for introducing GST from July 1 next has been made on the part of the state government,

he stated. Saha however, pointed out that listing of the items for determining the tax slaves to be finalised in the final meeting of GST Council, is scheduled on May 18 next at Srinagar. As per the provision of the main GST Act there are four slaves of tax – 5 per cent, 12 per cent, 18 per cent and 28 per cent but which items to be in which category of tax has not yet been finalised. He said Taxes and Excise Department yesterday held Special GST Dissemination Workshop for the members of Tripura Legislative Assembly where the salient features of Goods and Services Tax were discussed for better understanding of the members in changing tax regime.

Muslims cannot universally dissolve marriage: Heptullah

Najma Heptullah

Imphal , M a y 1 4 (Agencies): Hailing Supreme Court’s decision of examining whether the practice of triple talaq is ‘is fundamental to religion’ and whether ‘it falls in the category of enforceable fundamental rights, Manipur Governor, Najma Heptullah on Saturday dubbed it a right move. Heptullah told ANI, “I am pretty delighted that the Supreme Court has ultimately taken this decision

and has made a right move. Marriages amongst Muslims is a contract which entails the names of the bride and the groom along with their parents. There is a statement as well which says the person has been accepted ‘qabool’ as their lawfully wedded partner in the presence of three witnesses. Nowhere is it penned that the groom can unilaterally dissolve a marriage.” “I assume there should be a provision where both men and women should have the liberty to seek divorce on rational premises. In our country, Parliament makes laws, but who decides their implementation? NGO’s can engender the pressure on the system to comply with the laws but, cannot grant the punishment if laws are abrogated,” Haptullah added.

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. KHRULTO KOSO, DIST & SESSION JUDGE WOKHA : NAGALAND

To,

Money Suit No: 2/17 Plaintiff : Atsomo Ezung Defendant : Rumphio Odyuo

Rumphio Odyuo SDO (Electrical) Kiphiri………..Defendant. Whereas the above named plaintiff has instituted a suit against you for recovery of Rs. 6, 50, 000/- (six lakhs fifty thousand) only as on Sept 2015 with agreed interest both pendentilite and future. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 8th June 2017 without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court on this 12th May. (Shri. Khrulto Koso) Dist. & Session Judge Wokha : Nagaland DC-1063

Regd. No. 211/2017 AFFIDAVIT Dated : 09/05/2017 ONE AND SAME PERSON I, Shri. T. Kirem Amer, aged about 81 years old, S/o Late Teka Amer, R/o. Residency Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am bonafide citizen of India. 2. That I am also known by Shri. T. K. Amer and T. Kirem and also Kirem Amer. 3. That this affidavit is made to declare that Shri. T. Kirem Amer and Shri. T. K. Amer and T. Kirem and Kirem Amer is one and the same person. 4. That my late father Shri. Teka Amer who also known as Shri. Nuksung Amer and is one and the same person. 5. That from today onwards I shall be known and use Shri. T. Kirem Amer, S/o Late Teka Amer for all my official/legal purpose. 6. That the statements made in the affidavit and those statements made in Para 1 to 5 are true and correct to my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this day of ____ 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4723

of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam with air and rail connectivity. It is 3.55 km longer than the Bandra-Worli sea link in Mumbai, making it the longest bridge in India. “The prime minister will dedicate the strategically important bridge to the nation on 26 May. It will bolster the road connectivity in the Northeast as the

Aizawl, May 14 (PTI): Mizoram Taxation Minister Lalsawta today said that efforts were being made to pass the state Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill in the state legislature during this month. Lalsawta told PTI that he has already approved the draft bill which was sent to the state Law and Judicial department for approval. He said that after the Law and Judicial department vetted the draft bill, he would seek the cabinet approval by circulation. “We are trying to clear everything during this week and introduce the bill in the state assembly which would hold a one-day emergency session during May.

Malaria transmission risks loom in M’laya, Tripura

N e w D e lh i , M ay 14 (Agencies): T h e N a t i o n a l Ve c t o r Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) has identified certain districts in three northeastern states - Meghalaya, Mizoram and Tripura as malaria transmission risk areas. This was disclosed in a statement issued by the gover nment which stated that this disease still poses a threat to the lives of the people living along the Indo-Bangla border areas of Meghalaya and Tripura. “Some districts of Meghalaya and Tripura h av i n g b o r d e r s w i t h Bangladesh are also places where malaria is still a threat,” Dr AC Dhariwal,

Director of the National Vector Bor ne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) said. Other than the three northeastern states, t h e N a t i o n a l Ve c t o r Borne Disease Control Programme has also identified other states like Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana as areas where transmission of the deadly disease still looms large. “The annual parasite incidence (API) in some of these areas are more than two per thousand population. In some areas the scenario is worse like more than ten,” he said. On a positive note, it

Regd. No. 18/2017 Date : 10.5.2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. Nupuinla presently residing at 5th Mile, Unity Village Dist. Dimapur, State-Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am deponent of this Affidavit. 2. That my name entered in SBI Diphupar branch Account No. 11596925913 as Nupoinla and in my official documents as Nupuinla is of one and same person. Sd/Sd/ASUNGBE Deponent Notary Publice Regd. No Law-13/73(Pt-IV) Government of Nagaland DP-4722

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

TUENSANG : NAGALAND No.LR-2/2017-18 Dated Tuensang the th May 2017 PUBLIC NOTICE Whereas this office has received sale deed made in Affidavit for change of ownership that Shri. Churenchumukam, S/o M.Chuba Chang of Ngangpong Village has purchased a plot of land measuring 45x20 fts against Permit No35/Tsg from Shri. C. Chingmak Chang, S/o Lt. Loyem Sipongsang Village. Notice is hereby issued that objection if any may be given in written within 30 (thirty) days time from the date of publication of this notice by any claimants to the office of the undersigned. Otherwise change of ownership will be taken up after the expiry of the above mentioned period/dead line. Alem Jongshi Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang DP-4761 Regd. No. Y141/17 Date : 11.05.2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Mr. Chandra Bahadur Chhetri, aged about 58 years (20/02/1959) S/o. Lt. Rudra Bahadur Chhetri, Permanent resident of Putali Bazar Nagar, Palika Ward No-14, PO-Syangja, Gandaki Anchal, West Nepal, presently residing at Govt. High School Area, District-Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That, I am bonafide citizen of India and profession by Phar. Asst. Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy, New Delhi, under the Ministry of AYUSH. Presently posted at RRI(H) Puri, Odisha. 2. That, in my service record my name had been recorded as Mr. Chandra Bahadur Chhetri, S/o. Lt. Rudra Bahadur Chhetri, whereas my actual and correct name is Mr. Nab Raj Dhakal, S/o. Lt. Rudra Prasad Dhakal. 3. That, Mr. Nab Raj Dhakal, S/o Lt. Rudra Prasad Dhakal & Mr. Chandra Bahadur Chhetri, S/o. Lt. Rudra Bahadur Chhetri, refers to same and one person. Henceforth, this affidavit had been made for the purpose to correct my name as Mr. Nab Raj Dhakal, S/o. Rudra Prasad Dhakal, in my service book and for all official purpose. 4. That, the statements made from para 1 to 3 are made by me which are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing declare false therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4715 Regd . No. 1114/17

AFFIDAVIT

Date: 10/05/2017

I Mr. Mughabeto Achumi, son of Hutoshe, resident of Diphupar B village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the aforementioned address. 2. That my christened name is Mughabeto Achumi (which is true and correct) and the same has been recorded in all my Academic and Educational records etc, whereas my name has been entered/recorded as Atoka in my Service Appointment order, GPF statement, Service Book, Service Identity card and Bank account. 3. That the variation such as Atoka @ Mughabeto Achumi pertains to the name of the one and the same person i.e me and are interchangeable and indistinguishable. 4. That for the purpose of evidencing and certification declare that hereafter I shall at all times and in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use my name as Mughabeto Achumi for all future purposes. 5. That this Affidavit shall be produced as a piece of documentary proof and evidence as and when required before any competent authority/ies to declare that Atoka@ Mughabeto Achumi pertains the name of the one and the same person and that I shall use and be addressed as Mughabeto Achumi for all official purposes, intent and correspondences. 6. I have sworn this Affidavit for the purpose of declaring that Atoka @ Mughabeto Achumi pertains the name of the one and the same person and for the purpose of correcting and rectifying the same in my Service Appointment order, GPF statement, Service Book, Service Identity card and Bank account to as Mughabeto Achumi before the concerned authority. DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4715

was also mentioned that malaria will be eliminated from at least 15 states in the country in another three years, i:e by 2020. “By 2020 we will be able to eliminate malaria from 15 states with an annual parasite incidence (API) of less than one case per thousand population. We are sure to eliminate malaria from these states by 2020,” Dr Dhariwal said. He asserted that states like Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu and Kerala and union territories including Daman and Diu, Lakshadweep and

Puducherry will be free from malaria. In fact, a couple of districts in West Bengal were considered to be risk areas where the annual parasite incidence was two per thousand people, he said. The overall situation in India, however, has improved compared to what it was in the last century, he said. “There has been a decline not only in the number of cases of malaria incidence but also in the number of deaths because of the disease. It’s mainly because of the efforts of Bivalent Rapid Diagnostic Test (RDT) tests,” he said.

OFFICE OF THE

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Lots of love from Rama Roy, Gyanti Devi, Laxman Roy, Anita Devi, Aakash, Rakesh, Manisha and all loving one. Hello Kebulie Tsimo Arhe

Greetings to you on Ur Birthday (15th May) May your special day bring along the fulfillment of all the dreams that you aspire for tsimo bate and kebu all places. Look at all the wonderful things, life has brought your way and count on all the blessing it hold in store socially for you. Happy birthday@ Tsimo Arhe .

From KTP(Kebulie Tsimo Party)

Sonowal for spiritual orientation of youths

Guwahati, May 14 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Sunday advocated spiritual orientation for youths so that they are guided to lead a disciplined life. “Spiritual institutions could energise the youth by imparting teachings that will give purpose to life and guide people to serve society with deep sense of social responsibility,” Sonowal said. He was addressing a gathering after laying the foundation stone of an auditorium in the extended campus of Sri Sri Auniati Satra (Vaishnav monastery) at Kacharibari in Dibrugarh district. The estimated cost

of constr uction of the auditorium would be Rs one crore and will be covered by under the Chief Minister’s Untied Fund for 2016-17. Parents and teachers were the two most powerful forces who shaped the future of youths and they should play an active role in creating a just and upright society, he said. Sonowal also stressed on the need for imparting moral education to the youth to develop them as ideal human being. He also pointed out that the state government has taken up various initiatives f o r c o n s e r va t i o n a n d development of the Satras that gave a distinct identity to Assamese culture.

OFFICE OF THE MANGMETONG STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATION

MOKOKCHUNG LONGKHUM STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATION

The Mokokchung Longkhum Students’ Union takes pride and pleasure to congratulate Miss. Kikanaro Imchen D/o Mr. & Mrs. Imnusashi Imchen for being appointed as PGT (Class II Gazetted) in Mathematics under School Education Department through NPSC. Further the Union also congratulate all the students of Longkhum village who have successfully cleared HSLC and HSSLC exam 2017. Your hard work and sincerity is appreciated. May God bless you all in your future endeavours. Sd/Sd/Imtimeren Tongtiyangla Jamir President MLSU Gen. Secy. MLSU

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prime minister will kick start the celebrations of the NDA government’s three years in office from this eastern-most part of Assam. The bridge is seen as an attempt by India to shore up its defence requirements along the Sino-Indian border particularly in the Northeast besides providing easy access to the people

Dearest Shristi Roy,

OFFICE OF THE NIROYO VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION WOKHA, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With immense pride and honour, the Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. VICTOR T. NGULLIE S/o Mr & Mrs. Tsenchibemo Ngullie for securing PGT Teacher in Political Science (Class II Gazetted) under Common Educational Service Examination NPSC, 2017. The Union has also congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017. The Union further wishes them best in their future endeavour. LONGSHITHUNG S Y.ZUCHANBEMO NGULLIE NVSU, Vice President NVSU, Gen. Secy.

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D i b ru g arh , M ay 14 (PTI): India’s longest river bridge, capable of withstanding the weight of a 60-tonne battle tank, will be inaugurated in Assam close to the border with China on 26 May by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. With the inauguration of the 9.15-km-long DholaSadiya bridge over the Brahmaputra river, the

less than 100 km. After Kaliabhomora bridge near Tezpur, there is no bridge over the Brahmaputra for the next 375 km upstream till Dhola, where the new bridge is constructed. C u r r e n t ly, a l l t h e transport between the two banks of the river are being carried out through water only. The bridge, when opened for the public, will cut down the travel time between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh by as much as four hours. As there is no civilian airport in Arunachal Pradesh, this bridge will help people of the state to reach the nearest rail head in Tinsukia and the airport in Dibrugarh easily. Sonowal said the delayed works of the bridge was expedited after Modi assumed the charge in 2014.

Efforts on to pass GST bill in Mizoram

With immense pride and appreciation, the Mangmetong Students’ Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulation to Miss LIMATULA IMCHEN D/o Late Er. Aowati Imchen & Arenla Changkiri for securing Top 12th Rank in HSLC Examination 2017 from St. Paul Higher Secondary School, Dimapur. The Mangmetong Students’ Union would also like to congratulate Miss. MERENLEMLA JAMIR D/o S. Lanu Jamir & I. Alila Longkumer for securing the post of Asst. Professor (Mathematics) Class-I Gazette through NPSC. Further, the Mangmetong Students’ Union congratulates all successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017 and wishes them success in their future endeavour. Sd/Sd/Tiawapang Namo Tiatemsula Imchen President General Secretary Mangmetong Students' Union Mangmetong Students' Union

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Dhola-Sadiya bridge over the Brahmaputra river.

bridge will be used by people of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh besides defence forces extensively,” Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal told PTI. The construction of the bridge began in 2011 at a project cost of Rs950 crore. The design is such that the bridge can withstand the movement of military tanks. “Assam and Arunachal Pradesh have huge strategic value to the country. Since the bridge is located close to our border with China, it will help quick movement of military troops and artillery in times of conflict,” Sonowal said. The bridge is located 540-km away from Assam capital Dispur and 300 km away from Arunachal Pradesh capital Itanagar. The aerial distance to the Chinese border is

Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, May 15, 2017

NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT MOKOKCHUNG DIVISION

APPRECIATION The NPF Mokokchung Division would like to thank the following persons for making the Coordination meeting tour of all the 10AC’s held from 9th to 11th of May 2017 a grand success. 1. Shri. Huska Yepthomi, Team Leader, Working President &Advisor to CM ( Political.) 2. Shri. Yangerlemba, Secretary & I/C Mokokchung Division. 3. Shri. Lanukaba ,President Farmer’s Wing ( Central) 4. Smt. Liangsi , Convenor Legal Cell, NPF. 5. Smt. Aphien, Vice President, Women wing (Central). 6. Smt.Moatula, Secretary, Women Cell (Central). 7. Shri.L.Sentiyanger, Gen. Sec, Youth Wing (Central). 8. Shri, Supoyi, General Secretary, Youth Wing (Central). 9. Melodious voices of Zunheboto. 10. Team Leaders of Mokokchung Division. 11. AC Office Bearers and Rank & File of NPF Mokokchung Division.

PRIMARY MEMBERSHIP

1. Any citizen of the country who subscribes to the principles of the Naga People’s Front (NPF) shall be eligible for primary Membership of the Party. Enrolment of the members shall be made under the supervision/instruction of the Divisional Unit. Divisional Units having larger jurisdiction may entrust the area (A/C) Units to perform this duty. 2. Primary membership shall cease by death, resignation, removal or expulsion or refusal or failure to renew the membership within the stipulated time.

ACTIVE MEMBER

This is to inform interested individuals from Mokokchung Division who seek to enroll/renew membership in the NPF Party, may kindly go through the excerpts of the party constitution concerning primary and Active Membership Given Below and follow accordingly:

1. Only a Primary member of the party can seek the active Membership of the party by submitting an application in The prescribed from (Schedule-II). All application for the active membership shall be scrutinized by the office of the Divisional Unit/ Executive Committee. 2. Primary members who qualify for active membership under the provisions of this constitution shall, on talking pledge in the prescribed from (Schedule-III) and on payment of the requisite fee shall be enrolled as an Active Member of the party. 3. Active membership shall be renewed every after 5(five) years. 4. Active membership shall cease by death, resignation, suspension, removal, expulsion, refusal or failure to renew the membership.

Sd/(MOASANGBA JAMIR) PRESIDENT

Sd/(TANGIT IMSONG) GENERAL SECRETARY ADM

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Manipur police refutes Nepram’s allegation

Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 14: Manipur police Sunday refuted Binalakshmi Nepram allegation that a team of state police has “intimidated and harassed” the human rights activist on May 12. Inspector General of Police (IGP) Clay Khongsai said that a police team led by SDPO Imphal visited the activist’s maternal home at Sagolband Nepra Menjor Leikai in Imphal to seek her statement in connection with a suo moto case concerning the alleged threat to Utsav Singh Bains. The investigating officer went there to meet Binalakshmi and take her

statement as she was one of the two persons known to be closest to the advocate who had left the state without meeting the IO and recording his statement, Khongsai said. However, the team returned as she was not present and during the brief stay, there was no incident of issuing threat or using other forms of intimidation to the people present in her house, the IGP said. Khongsai said that the police was compelled to pay the visit after Bains, who had agreed to give an appointment with the IO at Manipur High Court complex, left the complex without meeting the IO. Subsequently, police

in their further course of action searched for his acquaintances and picked out two individuals Binalakshmi and N Ratan alias Kapu from Heingang. Earlier, right activist and founder of Manipur Gun Survivors Network, Binalakshmi Nepram had alleged that she was “intimidated and harassed” on Friday by armed officers of the Manipur police. Police are investigating into the alleged threat to the Supreme Court lawyer who is providing legal assistance to the infamous Irom Roger murder case in which a son of the incumbent chief minister N Ajay Singh was the prime accused.

NE turning into a hub of Cannabis SHILLONG, May 14 (Agencies): Acting on a tip off, Customs Headquarters Preventive Unit, Shillong intercepted one truck bearing Punjab registration number near Diengpasoh Toll gate on Shillong Bye Pass on May 13 and recovered 784 kg of Ganja (Cannabis) packed in 51 packets. The truck has been seized and a case registered under the provisions of NDPS Act, 1985. Total value of seizure is estimated to be Rs. 49, 24,340. Consignment of Cannabis was concealed in a specially made secret chamber made behind the driver’s cabin. The offending narcotics drug was loaded from a place near Agartala and was meant for delivery at Guwahati. Two other number plates having Nagaland registration were

also seized from the truck. Initial investigation revealed that the truck had regularly been used to carry cannabis from Tripura using false number plates. The driver of the truck hailing from Assam has been arrested. Investigation has been launched to apprehend other persons involved in procurement, transportation and smuggling of the seized consignment of the drugs. In another case, on May 11, Headquarters Preventive Unit, Shillong had seized 1500 kg of Cannabis valued Rs.1.05 crore from a truck at Silchar which was coming from Imphal. The driver of the truck has been arrested under NDPS Act, 1985 and has been produced before the Court at Silchar.

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Khandu welcomes price regulation of coronary stents

Man hacked to death for practicing witchcraft in M’laya Tura, May 14 (Agencies): There seems to be no end to brutal incidents emanating from superstitious beliefs of people as they go on killing each other in the name of witchcraft and black magic. In yet another case of alleged witchcraft practice, a 70-yr-old old man was today brutally hacked to death with a ‘khukri’ after the culprit’s initial attempt at shooting him missed the mark. The shocking incident took place this morning in the village of Okkapara Songgitcham in South West Garo Hills (SWGH) at about 5 am this morning. According to sources, Kilman Ch Marak and Rajan M Marak had a long personal enmity mainly on accusations of Rajan Marak practicing witchcraft on Kilman, an allegation that is being looked into. Incidentally both the victim and the accused were relatives. Kilman initially tried to kill Rajan with an SBBL gun but missed him. He later got hold of a ‘khukri’ and brutally hacked the victim. The suspect was later caught by the villagers and handed over to the Garobadha investigation centre, under which Okkapara falls. “There were accusations of witchcraft which incidentally provoked the murder, though this is being investigated. The body has been brought to the Tura Civil Hospital where a post mortem is being done”.

ITANAGAR, May 14 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has welcomed the Centre’s decision to regulate the prices of coronary stents and extended his government’s support to the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers. The regulated price of bare metal stents is Rs. 7,260 and of drug eluting metallic stents (DES) and bio- restorable vascular scaffold/biodegradable stents is Rs. 29,600. “This is a huge relief for poor patients suffering from CAD,” Khandu said in a letter to the Union Minister yesterday. He assured that the Centre’s notification will be made available to all Activist Irom Sharmila Chanu during a protest against Union government organised by concerned for necessary publicity. Pratinidhi Pariwar at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Sunday. (PTI)

BJP-Cong straight contest in RS by-poll in Mnp on card Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 14: Ruling BJP and opposition Congress appear to be locked in a straight contest in the by-election for the lone Rajya Sabha seat in Manipur. The election is scheduled on May 25. The by-poll was necessitated following the demise of Haji Abdul Salam, the then sitting Rajya Sabha MP from Manipur on February 28 this year. Days after Congress had announced to field senior leader and former

minister E Dwijamani Singh as party candidate in the by-poll, Manipur unit of BJP Sunday also nominated incumbent state unit president, K Bhabananda as the party’s candidate. The order was issued by secretary of Central Election Committee of the party Jagat Prakash. Bhabananda is likely to be the common candidate of the BJP-led coalition government, which has a total strength of 38 legislators including Congress MLAs which has recently defected to the BJP. By winning 28

seats, the Congress emerged as single largest party in the March Assembly elections to the Manipur Legislative Assembly but failed to form the government. BJP, the party which won 22 seats formed the government with the supports of four each members of NPP and NPF, one each of AITC, LJP, an independent and one Congress legislators. Six more Congress

MLAs quitted the party and joined the BJP, taking the total strength of the ruling coalition government to 38. On the other hand, BJP’s decision to field incumbent Bhabananda was at a time while civil bodies based in Thoubal and Kaching were demanding candidate from the general category voters included in the Outer Manipur Parliamentary (ST reserved) Constituency.

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Political schemes

istrict Plan Fund or sometimes known as local area development fund earmarked for district planning and development has been around since over 25 years in Nagaland and so it is time to assess its impact so as to objectively ascertain whether it has achieved some tangible results at the local levels by giving impetus to a wider perspective for development in the state. Under the Plan, each constituency is provided with an amount of Rs.1 crore per year for development of a constituency. The DPF has been increased substantially from a mere Rs. 25 lakh since the late 80s to Rs.1 crore presently. Politicians cannot be faulted for wanting to press for their schemes since they are more inclined towards providing some kind of largesse to their supporters in order to provide a leverage for nursing their political constituencies. Besides the schemes under each MLA, the state also has two schemes under both MPs of the state with Rs. 5 crore each, each year. As per the 74th Amendment, the chairperson of the district committee is the collector or in other states, the deputy commissioner. However, in Nagaland the structure has reconstituted from 2003 when an elected member and not the district collector /DC was the chairman of the district planning board. There was also a proposal to change the complexion of the district planning board with inclusion of representatives of various tribe hohos which merely sounded good instead of good sound reason. Even as it is, the local development schemes are essentially to enable politicians to participate in public projects and gain some mileage otherwise why would the elected members be given funds? The meetings and selections of various projects are also inclined more towards politics. There is need to ensure that all schemes are embedded with technical history so as to ensure there is no replication or parallel funding. It is time that the Deputy Commissioner is also given adequate powers to closely monitor and physically supervise the implementation. Politicians, by and large, have their own priorities which are not necessarily in consonance with the evolved strategy of the state planning board. The two approaches invariably lead to a conflict of interests leaving the administration to walk a tight rope. However, when it comes to grass roots planning, the political objective should not override the need to create tangible assets that are meant to create infrastructures so as to provide more avenues for employment at local levels. A broad based planning needs to be evolved in various districts so that money is not necessarily cornered in some selected segments, thereby creating disparity and negating a broad social development tapestry. Evolving such a strategy calls for a long term objective. A blue print of development with long term perspective is required so as to reduce wasteful investment on projects that have little value for the larger section of society. While there is a widely shared view that these schemes should be done away with in order to make a clear distinction between political vision and developmental vision, the elected members feel their roles will amount to nothing if they cannot implement schemes. Perhaps there is a need to ponder if planning can be mainstreamed for each district so that it results in a common development thread.

DailyDevotion The Habit of Enjoying Adversity …that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our body. —2 Corinthians 4:10 We have to develop godly habits to express what God’s grace has done in us. It is not just a question of being saved from hell, but of being saved so that “the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our body.” And it is adversity that makes us exhibit His life in our mortal flesh. Is my life exhibiting the essence of the sweetness of the Son of God, or just the basic irritation of “myself” that I would have apart from Him? The only thing that will enable me to enjoy adversity is the acute sense of eagerness of allowing the life of the Son of God to evidence itself in me. No matter how difficult something may be, I must say, “Lord, I am delighted to obey You in this.” Instantly, the Son of God will move to the forefront of my life, and will manifest in my body that which glorifies Him. You must not debate. The moment you obey the light of God, His Son shines through you in that very adversity; but if you debate with God, you grieve His Spirit (see Ephesians 4:30). You must keep yourself in the proper condition to allow the life of the Son of God to be manifested in you, and you cannot keep yourself fit if you give way to self-pity. Our circumstances are the means God uses to exhibit just how wonderfully perfect and extraordinarily pure His Son is. Discovering a new way of manifesting the Son of God should make our heart beat with renewed excitement. It is one thing to choose adversity, and quite another to enter into adversity through the orchestrating of our circumstances by God’s sovereignty. And if God puts you into adversity, He is adequately sufficient to “supply all your need” (Philippians 4:19). Keep your soul properly conditioned to manifest the life of the Son of God. Never live on your memories of past experiences, but let the Word of God always be living and active in you.

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New India is emerging in farmlands

he three years of Narendra Modi government is changing the economic paradigm. It is planning a New India campaign to continue beyond 2019. The mantra is connectivity – connecting with the marginalized and the poor through fast highways and roads, cyber routes, JAM – jan dhan, aadhar and mobile for transferring the most coveted cash – to prosperity. It is working beyond economy with dividends at the political level as evidenced by the recent assembly and civic body elections. The stress on the development has also changed. Despite industry and investment orientation, the focus is moving towards the strengthening of the rural agro-based economy. The Make in India to Skill India and Stand Up India are creating the entrepreneurship while trying to increase the size of the market by including the deprived and discarded into the system. The FDI has risen from Rs 12,343 crore ($ 3083 million) in 1998 to Rs 29 lakh crore ($ 46 billion). In 201314, it was $ 24.3 billion. The FDI is flowing in services, IT, automobiles, pharmaceuticals and construction

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development. India story is different from the global scenario. Global flows of FDI fell 13 percent in 2016 to an estimated $1.52 trillion as global economic growth remained weak and world trade volumes posted anemic gains, according to the latest UNCTAD Global Investment Trends Monitor. It possibly demonstrates a scenario of an emerging interest in India and business confidence. The UNCTAD said India stood as the 10th most attractive destination in the world for FDIs. In comparison, China and Brazil received $139 billion and $50 billion FDI inflows respectively during 2016. The US remained the top source of FDI inflows in 2016 at $385 billion. The Wall Street Journal observes, “Most major indicators suggest India’s economy is in better shape now than it was before Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office comparing the figures of 2014 and 2016”. In April, Wendy Cutler, former deputy US trade representative in Obama administration, said “With the young skilled workforce, India’s growth rate is go-

ing to surpass China for the coming years, as well as the market opening and deregulation undertaken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will make this a really important destination for foreign investment”. The different strokes given to the economy and trying to create a new vision is makShivaji ing some impact. India is now gradually trying to unfold its powers in nondescript destinations. Despite many problems of demonetization, overall it created a favourable opinion for an action oriented and risk-taking government particularly among the commoners. The appreciation of the rupee by over Rs 4 to Rs 64 to a dollar is creating a favourable investment climate. It is being seen as a sign of resilient economy. Apart, now IMF and ESCAP of the UN agree that it has little linkage to export growth. The stress is on making a difference to the lives of India’s poor by changing the architecture of intergovernment finances. It has covered 84 schemes over 65 ministries and departments till December 2016 and targets 536 schemes. The

Revive Railway High School Dimapur

ixty five years is a long time and it dates back to even before the state of Nagaland came into being when the Dimapur Railway High School was established. During the earlier days, the school was known for its academic excellence. Certain records crated during those days are still to be equalled, leave aside surpassing them. Therefore, it is a moment of pride for all those who have been associated with this once prime institution. While congratulating the team of ex-students who made this event possible, we should also thank all the dignitaries who graced the occasion and added to the glamour of the celebration. Now, coming to the core issue as far as this school is concerned, it is quite disturbing to see this once vibrant institution being allowed to fade with the passage of time. The dilapidated condition of the school structure and the meager remunerations to the faculty is the fallout of the lack of initiative on the part of the Indian Railways. It has come to such a pass that this institution, which lies in the heart of the commercial hub of Dimapur can be declared as a non performing asset (NPA) of the Railways whereas it is far from the truth. There is a fear that some vested interest groups may have drawn a long-term plan to scuttle its development and get it leased out to run under private patronage. If this is the case, then it will be a great blunder on the part of the Railways as well as the Government of India.

As it is, the Railway High School, Dimapur occupies a space which is in the heart of the city, which can be otherwise called a prime location and is a property of the India Railways. It is sad that the Railways have shifted all important offices out of Dimapur for reasons best known to them despite the fact that it is the second highest revenue earner in the entire Northeast region after Guwahati. This is nothing short of discrimination and definitely by speaks of stepmotherly treatment. It is strongly felt that even if it is for the sake of making some amends, NR Railway should take up the issue by the Railway High School Dimapur and try to revive it to its past glory. They should rebuild the school and bring it directly under its administrative control. That way it would benefit the local students’ community and generate employment avenues for may aspiring youngsters. And if the same is handed over to any private parties, it would become another money making institution to the consternation of all parents. So the higher ups and decision makers in the Indian Railways should take note of this and revive the school under the Corporate Social Responsibility. It’s time that the people also get back something in the Modi dispensation under the “Act East Policy” which is famously propagated. Ashish Deb, Ex-Student (1987 batch), Railway High School Dimapur

DBT is catching up. Over 50 percent of allocation for LPG subsidies and 65 percent of the National Social Assistance Programme benefits were transferred to bank accounts. The MGNREGA was given a new lease of life on account of drought conditions in many parts of India, has recently Sarkar r e c e ive d a supplementary grant on account of the increased demand in December. The Centre had released Rs. 55,076 crore for MGREGA – the highest allocation so far since the program was launched. The MGNREGA has often been criticised but it has helped the rural poor. It has helped them earn cash, something elusive in remote areas. The move has made many of them buyers of goods. It is expected to prop up the rural market and gradually add to manufacturing growth. The NDA has been trying to project an image of being pro-farmer after the amended land bill was passed. In 2016, Modi shared his dream of doubling farmers’ incomes by 2022. During the last over a year a number of schemes

The agro industry in India is divided into several sub segments such as canned, dairy, processed, frozen food to fisheries, meat, poultry, and food grains. It is also stated that contrary to perception, farmers are into digital transactions more than many urbanites. They have complaints about the digital connectivity in their areas and particularly against the public sector BSNL. Even some of the newly launched telecoms are unable provide the promised speed. The digital connect that Modi boasts of has to be more effective than it is being officially claimed. The one-India concept gets hampered if the real speed is less than what the farm sector wants. That is the New India. Farmers are no more symbols of deprivation and backwardness though they still have to grapple with economic issues. India is changing. Now no government can ignore the farm or rural sector. That is where the happenings would be away from the urban malls in a short while. The GDP may grow beyond projections. The growth would be more pervasive as signs of an emerging New India are perceptible.

Post-mortem

The Naga National Movement -The journey ahead

(From previous issue) Zuheto Swu arrested Kedahge G. Mhiesiu and his two friends and took them to Satakha. However, Chambemo Murry, the Kedallo FGN declared a State of Emergency on November 7, 1968 and thus saved the Federal Government. After detaining the arrested person for 9 months and on being released by the Revolutionary Government, the Federal Oking started to suspect them and was therefore reluctant to work with them again. The Revolutionary Government held several rounds of talk with Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi, but nothing could emerged from those talks and subsequently they surrendered to Indian Government on August 16, 1973. On May 20, 1975 “Nagaland State Assembly” was dissolved and President’s Rule was imposed. On June 26, 1975 Internal Emergency was declared in India. During this perilous time, the Federal Authority had given authority to 6 persons to talk with the then Governor of Assam, L.P. Singh and accordingly the “Shillong Accord” materialised. However, Eno Venyiyi Rhakho, refused to sign as he was not in agreement with the terms of the accord. 41 years had lapsed since signing the Accord. I am too tired of talking about it again and again. However, the Accord documents were documents. No matter how much justifications one may give, but what has been done cannot be undone again. NNC had no connection whatsoever with this Accord. NNC is clear on this. Those who were born after the Shillong Accord had completed BA, MA and many of their children had even entered colleges. After the Shillong Accord many factions had emerged among the Nagas. While some Nagas were proceeding to Atlanta (USA) for Naga Recon-

A retrospection of the situation

thought in the Naga politics is that killing is a good strategy to popularise our movement before the world. So life attempts have been made to kill five Chief Ministers who are Hokishe, Jasokie, S.C. Jamir, Vamuzo and Neiphiu and killed some ones who were their entourage but God has miraculously saved their lives Thenucho the Speaker was included in life attempts. Dr. S.C. Jamir was most attacked and most wonderfully saved by God. Surviving the life attempts, he has been serving the country till date. When he was the Chief Minister, I wrote a letter to him telling that he should resign and become a peace maker. He replied me that once he too thought of doing so, but because of Hokishe’s advice, he gave up the idea. He is really a learned man but he

related to farmers have been launched including irrigation - Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana; traditional bio-farming -Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana; Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, Soil Health Card and National Agriculture Market (e-NAM) The schemes are making slow changes and are integrating the rural farms to the national market hubs. In some areas in UP, MP, Rajasthan and West Bengal, the farmers are now getting better market for their produce. The e-NAM that was introduced first in MP has come to help the farmers through a unified market, though still in many cases it is just the beginning. The new India is the largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices and spice products. India’s fruit production has grown faster than vegetables, making it the second largest fruit producer in the world. India’s horticulture output, is estimated to be 287.3 million tonnes (MT) in 2016-17 after the first advance estimate. It ranks third in farm and agriculture outputs. Agricultural export constitutes 10 per cent of the country’s exports and is the fourth-largest exported principal commodity.

has been branded an anti – national by our National workers especially the NSCN (I–M). For me I do not commend or criticize him but whether individuals or groups or tribes or any organization, if there is any divisive design, it should be mended. The resolution of the Nagas is to be one and to live under the same roof of Naga National entity. If there is any divisive attitude towards the unity and integrity of the Nagas, it is a sheer deviation from the original resolution of the Nagas. Such an attempt is very unfortunate. So any individual or any group or organization should endeavour to go together with the main stream of the Nagas for the better understanding and unity of the Nagas. Rev. L. Suohie Mhasi, (rev.suohie_mhasi@yahoo.com)

ciliation, the Indian Government entered into a Ceasefire Agreement with the NSCN (IM) in 1997. It is learnt that after holding talks after talks, the parties signed the “Framework Agreement” on August 3, 2015 with Indian representative RN Ravi. The presence of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi while signing the Agreement could be seen from the news papers. The media reported that the “Framework Agreement” was signed by Isak Swu from his bed while he was undergoing medical treatment at a private hospital in New Delhi. In the Outlook Magazine of August 17, 2015 issue, Pranay Sharma and Meetu Jain commenting about the Agreement stated “A ‘big step’ in a right direction, has a long arduous journey ahead of it”. At the moment, Narendra Modi is a very important leader of Hindustan. But Nagas are not Hindustanis. The Agreement was made with the NSCN (IM) alone and the content of the Agreement is not known to the other Nagas. If in our group (Western Angamis) a village decided a good thing and asked other villages to sign without any consultation, it will be wrong in law. Even if some villages agreed to the proposal and a village opposed it, it cannot be said that it is a decision of the group. NNC has been saying that any faction bringing sovereignty from international level will be acceptable. The NNC President, AZ Phizo had clearly stated on July 31, 1960 that any settlement within the Indian Constitution or Indian Union will not be acceptable and we still stand by that declaration. During Akbar’s time there was only one Birbal. But today, I think there are many Birbals among the Nagas. Let not hatred overtake us, but let us concentrate on what our leaders had done and stated at the commencement of the movement

more deeply. On May 16, 1951 NNC carried out a plebiscite and more than 99.09% agreed to the proposal and therefore the mandate of the Naga National Movement is with the NNC. NNC stood by that proposal and will continue to stand by that decision. NNC is the nation’s highest institution of the Nagas. NNC has been following the policy of “Non Violence” and “Non- Cooperation” and shall continue to follow that policy. All the Nagas, be it a grown up man or a child, is a member of NNC. The jurisdiction of NNC is over all the Naga inhabited areas and that area is called NAGALAND. Today, our group (Western Angamis) claim ownership of NNC. We have decided to collect Rs 20/- per household but only a few had contributed this. In 1961, Thepfülhousa Vüprü the then President of WA Sub-Region NNC in a meeting once remarked, “Nagas desire independence but are scared of even a mosquito bite”.. Likewise every one of us knows the truth, have been thinking about it, but failed to do. The MGNREGA funds had inebriated the villagers. The people who received money for Railways and Four-lane Highway were satisfied with the compensations received. Our situation is somewhat similar to the proverbial story of Chücümiephie (a species of wild cat), when it finds a bee hive it forgets its prey and starts to relish the honey. The NNC office bearers of our group (Western Angamis) all died except one. We have to meet and elect our members again. It will be good if all of us ponder over this. NNC is for all. Let us not say “yours” theirs” but let us all say “ours” and start to work together again. Long live NNC. KUKNALIM! (Concluded) Zapuvisie Lhousa, Executive Member, NNC

Reader’s Post Sir,

Be grateful!

The qualifications that gave you a job is the same qualification someone has, but does not have a job. The pastor who officiated at your wedding, blessed your marriage and today you have children, is the same pastor who officiated and blessed others’ marriages but they are still crying for children and some eventually ended up with a divorce. Be grateful. The prayer God answered for you, is the same prayer others have been praying without success. Be grateful. The road you use safely on a daily basis is the same road many others died on. Be grateful. The church in which God blessed you, is the same church other people worship in but their lives is still in discord. The bed you used in the hospital, got healed and discharged, is on the same bed many other people died. The same rain that made your field produce good crops, is the same rain that destroyed someone’s field. Be grateful. Be grateful because whatever you have is not by your power, your might, or your qualifications, but rather by the Grace of God. Remember He is the giver of everything you have. Be Grateful, You are special before God! Dr. R. K. Behera, Patkai Christian College

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Pakistan shells LoC areas again; 1000 people evacuated fice of SDM Nowshera for coordination. The government had last month said that Pakistani security forces had violated the ceasefire 268 times in the last one year. The ceasefire between India and Pakistan came into force in November 2003.

Declare unilateral ceasefire: Abdullah

Former Jammu and Border migrants take shelter in a bunker after Kashmir chief minister and shelling from Pakistan side at Nowshera sector National Conference patron Dr Farooq Abdullah of Rajgouri district on Saturday. today appealed to Prime of migrants at relief camps modation have been pro- Minister Narendra Modi swelled to 978 overnight. vided,” Choudhary said. for taking a cue from forTill now 259 families have So far, three camps mer prime minister Atal been evacuated from three have been made operation- Bihari Vajpayee and call villages, he added. al and 28 others notified in for “a unilateral ceasefire” 51 schools in Now- wake of expected migra- to solve the tensions on the shera sector have been tion from affected villages, border. “I apprised PM Modi closed for an indefinite pe- Choudhary said. riod while 36 in Manjakote “Six ambulances have that Kashmir is not a proband Doongi zones have been pressed into action lem of law and order and been closed for three days. for shifting of injured and as such it has now become 4,600 students study in 87 treatment. One mobile very important to take schools, he added. medical unit was stationed some major steps against After the Pakistani at Nowshera and another the ongoing unrest in the shelling, 1000 people were deputed to forward areas,” state. We have to take steps to resolve the issue in the evacuated from various he added. areas along the LoC in Around 120 officers state in view of the rising Rajouri district to safer from various departments tensions along the border,” places. have been deployed to or- Abdullah said. “India doesn’t want “Risking their lives of- ganise facilities at relief war because it’s destructive ficials and police evacuated camp. 996 people from various The district adminis- for all. India wants peace,” shelling hit villages and tration has provided im- he added. Last week, Abshifted them to various mediate relief and financial dullah had urged PM Modi camps established by dis- assistance to the next of kin to address the Kashmir trict administration where of the deceased and to the issue politically. The meeting between facilities of ration, cooking, injured, he said. drinking water, sanitation, A control room has the two leaders lasted for first aid and proper accom- been established in the of- over half-an-hour.

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JAMMU/NEW DELHI, MAY 14 (AGENCIES): Pakistani troops heavily shelled areas along the LoC in Rajouri district for the second consecutive day today, causing heavy damage to buildings and forcing evacuation of 1000 border dwellers. The Indian Army effectively retaliated. Pakistan Army had yesterday pounded civilian areas and forward posts along the LoC in Nowshera area with mortars, killing two civilians and injuring three. “Pakistani Army has resorted to indiscriminate firing of small arms, 82 mm and 120 mm mortars from 0645 hours along the Line of Control in Rajouri sector”, a Defence Spokesman said. “The Indian Army posts are retaliating strongly and effectively. The firing is presently on”, he said. Deputy Commissioner, Rajouri, Shahid Iqbal Choudgary said fresh ceasefire violation has been reported in ‘chitibakri’ area of Chingus in Rajouri today. “Heavy shelling started in Manjakote area of Rajouri at O620 hours. More than seven villages have been affected”, the DC said. Choudhary said there was massive damage to buildings. He said the number

B h o pal , M ay 1 4 (IANS): As much as Rs 125 crore will be spent on ensuring an impressive crowd at a ‘Namami Devi Narmada Sewa Yatra’ event, which will be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Congress Madhya Pradesh unit claimed on Sunday. The May 15 event at Amarkantak will mark the end of the Madhya Pradesh government’s pet project. This sum will include expenditure on ferrying people to the event in over 5,300 buses and providing them food and training, besides on the security paraphernalia, the state Congress unit said. A target has been set for authorities in each of the 51 districts on the number of people to be sent for the event, Congress leader Ajay Singh claimed. He alleged that the ground reality on the Save Narmada project was quite different from what was being projected by the Shivraj Singh Chouhan state government.

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while Aadhaar has been issued to 111 crore people. As per statistics with the tax department, only 6 crore people file income tax returns at present. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, through an amendment to the Finance Bill for 2017-18, had made Aadhaar mandatory for filing income tax returns and provided for linking of PAN with Aadhaar to curb tax evasion through use of multiple PAN cards. Last week, the income tax department launched a facility to enable a taxpayer to link his Aadhaar and PAN. It required a person to put in PAN and Aadhaar number along with his name as per the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) data. After verification from the UIDAI, the linking will be confirmed. In case of any minor mismatch in Aadhaar name provided, Aadhaar OTP will be sent to the mobile number registered with the UIDAI.

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New Delhi, May 14 (PTI): The income tax department has launched an online facility to correct errors in names and other details in permanent account number (PAN) and Aadhaar document. Alongside the facility to link biometric identifier Aadhaar with PAN, the department has also put two separate hyperlinks on its e-filing website -- one to update changes in existing PAN data or for application of new PAN by an Indian or a foreign citizen. The second hyperlink is for individuals who want to update Aadhaar details by logging into ‘Aadhaar Self Service Update Portal’ using the unique identity number. The individual can then upload scanned documents as proof for data update request. Over 1.22 crore assessees already have Aadhaar-linked PAN but the number is abysmally low as there are over 25 crore PAN card holders in the country,

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also includes the founders (Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal) and early investors Kalaari and Nexus Venture Partners, to agree to the potential deal. Nexus Venture Partners could get close to USD 80 million and a stake in the merged/new entity, while Kalaari could get about USD 70-80 million. As per regulatory filings, SoftBank currently owns over 30 per cent in Snapdeal, while Nexus has roughly a 10 per cent stake and Kalaari holds 8 per cent share in the firm. A non-binding term sheet to star t the due diligence by Flipkart for Snapdeal is expected to be signed soon between the two parties. In the past few months, Snapdeal has seen a number of voluntary and involuntary exits. While the company has hiked salaries by up to 15 per cent, employees are concerned about their future as the impending takeover looms ahead.

NEW DELHI, May 14 (PTI): An inter-ministerial panel being constituted to suggest a policy prescription for the failing financial health of the telecom sector will consult banks and operators before finalising its views in three months. The committee is expected to have representation from the Departments of Economic Affairs, Revenue and Financial Services, besides the Telecom Department, an official familiar with the matter told PTI. The panel is expected to finalise its recommendations in the next three months. Some of the recommendations could be placed before the Telecom Commission - the highest policy-making body in the Telecom Department - for an approval. For the other proposals mooted by the panel, a Cabinet go-ahead may be necessary. “The internal plan is that the views of banks, telecom operators and also the large investors in the sector will be sought,” the official said. The Department of

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E-mails sent to Snapdeal did not elicit any response. The intent is also to compensate for the ESOPs that were issued to senior employees. The value of their shares and options have eroded and would be worthless once the deal is signed, one of them said. Interestingly, the deallinked payment would also be extended to employees who do not own ESOPs to reward those staying on with Snapdeal till the proposed transaction with Flipkart is complete. If the deal goes through, Snapdeal founders will get USD 60 million (cumulative), of which half will be given to employees. Japanese conglomerate and Snapdeal’s largest investor SoftBank has initiated the process to sell the beleaguered online marketplace to bigger rival Flipkart. It has managed to get Board members, which

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NEW DELHI, May 14 (PTI): As many as 781 companies have come under graded surveillance measures of BSE as it looks to keep a tab on unusual price movements that are not in tune with the financial fundamentals. The enhanced surveillance measures have been introduced by the exchange to check any abnormal jump in share price which does not commensurate with the company’s financial health. Latest data available with the BSE shows that 781 companies have been put under GSM framework, while at the beginning of March, the number of such firms was 774. T h e s e ve n f i r m s which have come under the ambit (post March 3) are Parmax Pharma, Ontic Finserve, Omnash Enterprises, Anugraha Jewellers Oracle Credit, TPI India and Svarnim Trade Udyog.

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NEW DELHI, May 14 (Agencies): Sale of a company often leaves employees high and dry, but not in the case of Snapdeal that may offer a Rs 193 crore bonanza to its staff if the homegrown e-commerce firm is taken over by larger rival Flipkart. According to sources, if the deal goes through, the founders will give half of their payout (USD 30 million) for the proposed scheme which would cover all current employees of Snapdeal. Snapdeal has about 1,500-2,000 staffers. “The founders have asked the Board to carve out USD 30 million (about Rs 193 crore) from their settlement for payouts to the Snapdeal team. They want to ensure that the team does not get sidelined in any manner,” they added. Some former senior executives of Snapdeal, who have left the firm in the last 12 months, could also benefit from the process.

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Kapil Mishra Mishra says, the BJP repeats it. What the BJP says, Kapil Mishra repeats,” AAP leader Sanjay Singh said. He said the central government and the BJP were out to crush the AAP and defame Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. “I ask BJP leaders to stop shooting from Mishra’s shoulder.” Mishra said since 2013, the AAP has been converting its black money into white through foreign trips of its senior leaders -- Dur ge s h Pa t h a k , A s h i s h Khetan, Satyendar Jain, and Raghav Chaddha. He said these trips were funded through black money. Mishra, who was first sacked as Delhi Water Minister on May 6 and later suspended from the party membership, began his indefinite protest fast on Wednesday, questioning who funded these foreign visits. Earlier, he claimed to have seen Kejriwal accept Rs 2 crore in cash from Health Minister Satyendar Jain. He said the AAP used hawala route to get black

money through shell companies, whose directors are connected to its leaders. “Most of the black money was routed through Krishna Nagar branch of Axis bank... Today, people have come to know why Kejriwal was so opposed to demonetisation as he was involved in black money transactions,” Mishra said. The sacked Minister said he would go to the Central Bureau of Investigation on Monday and submit all documents pertaining to party funding with the agency. “I will go to the CBI with the evidence. After all this is investigated, he (Kejriwal) will go to jail,” Mishra said. As he brandished some cheques before reporters, Mishra fainted and was taken to Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital here. His condition was stated to be “stable”. Countering Mishra, AAP leader Sanjay Singh questioned the authenticity of the “fake cheques”. “Anyone can do this. Even I can make such cheque for Rs 70 crore in BJP’s name,” he said.

R a nc h i , M ay 1 4 (IANS): A senior Maoist commander involved in the killing of a former minister and beheading a police official surrendered to police here in Jharkhand on Sunday. Kundan Pahan, who was a synonym for terror in three districts of the state, gave himself up in the presence of Additional Director General of Police R.K. Mallik and CRPF Inspector General Anand Latkar among others. Kundan carried a reward of Rs 15 lakh on his head, Ranchi Senior Superintendent of Police Kuldeep Dwivedi told reporters. He was involved in the killing of former Minister and then legislator Ramesh Singh Munda in 2008, the beheading of police Inspector Francis Induwar and in the loot of Rs 5 crore from an ICICI cash van. A total of 128 cases were lodged against him in the state, said Dwivedi. Kundan was notorious in Ranchi, Khuti and Seraikela-Kharswa districts. Ranchi and Jamshedpur districts were under his operational control. On his orders, Special Branch Inspector Induwar was abducted from Khuti. He was then beheaded, triggering terror. Kundan joined the Maoists in 1999 at age 16. He became a member of the Regional Committee in the outlawed Communist Party of India-Maoist in 2006. In 2012, he became Secretary of the Committee. Speaking on the occasion, police officer Mallik said Maoists have an opportunity to surrender in 2017.

NCW seeks fair trial in Haryana gang-rape case

Lalitha Kumaramangalam New Delhi, May 14 (IANS): Taking suo motu cognisance of a brutal gangrape in Haryana -- reminiscent of the 2012 Nirbhaya gang-rape case in Delhi, the National Commission for Women has sought a fair and speedy trial in the case, its Chairperson Lalitha Kumaramangalam said on Sunday. “We have written to officials concerned to ensure a speedy and fair inquiry. We have also sent a team to inquire into the matter,” Kumaramangalam told IANS.

In a savage crime reminiscent of the 2012 Nirbhaya gang-rape case in Delhi, a young woman from Haryana’s Sonepat district was abducted, gang-raped and brutally murdered. T h e wo m a n , a ge d around 23, went missing on May 9. Her body was found on the outskirts of Rohtak town, 70 km from the national capital, early on Friday. Reminiscent of the December 16, 2012 Delhi gang rape, the rapists had inserted a sharp-edged weapon in her private parts. Police also said

that sedatives were found in her stomach. Her head and face were smashed with a blunt object and later crushed under the wheels of a vehicle. Two men, including her neighbour Sumit who was stalking her, were arrested. Stray dogs had eaten the victim’s face and lower portion of her body which was spotted by a passerby in a secluded area of the city in Haryana on May 11. The incident comes days after the Supreme Court upheld the death sentence awarded to four convicts in the December 16, 2012, Nirbhaya gang-rape case. NCW takes cognisance of Rohtak gang rape case A two-member team of the National Commission for Women (NCW) was sent from New Delhi to Sonipat on Sunday to visit the family of the victim who was gangraped and murdered in Haryana’s Rohtak district. The 23-year-old victim

was abducted from Sonipat district on May 9, 2017, and later found murdered in Rohtak. Her mutilated body was found by a passer-by in the urban estate area of Rohtak district on May 11, 2017. Taking suo motu cognisance of the case, NCW chairperson Lalita Kumaramanglam said that a twomember team had been sent to Sonipat on Sunday morning. “There have been conflicting reports. The victim’s brother told me on Saturday that the police are going slow as one of the men involved had ties to a policeman. The NCW team will meet the victim’s family to find out the details,” she said. The chairperson added that she had written to Haryana authorities, including the State Home Minister and Director General of Police, reminding them of the need for “fair and swift” investigation, citing the Delhi Police’s example in the Nirbhaya case.

Govt yet to release funds for security upgradation in J&K NEW DELHI, MAY 14 (IANS): As attacks on Indian Army establishments continue with the latest being in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir, the government is yet to release vital funds for upgrading security at defence establishments as suggested by a committee that was formed following last year’s attack on the Pathankot air base, informed sources said. According to highly placed sources, as per the guidelines issued on the basis of a report of a committee under former Army Vice Chief, Lt. Gen. Philip Campose, Rs 2,000 crore (over $310 million) had to be given for upgradating security at

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Ujjain, MAY 14 (AGENCIES): A group of self-proclaimed ‘cow vigilantes’ allegedly thrashed a man on the suspicion that he had cut the tail of a cow, with the video of the incident going viral. Two of the accused have been arrested, a police official said. The incident took place on May 13, 2017, near a temple in Peeplinaka area in Ujjain district. In a video of the incident the accused were seen beating the man with a belt, and kicking and punching him while alleging that he had cut the tail of a cow. However, Jiwajiganj police station in-charge O.P. Mishra said the accused had a dispute with the victim over money and therefore, they thrashed him. A case was registered based on a complaint of the victim, identified as Apuda Malviya, he said.

defence establishments over two years. Of this, half the money, that is Rs 1,000 crore, was supposed to be given this year. However, there has not been any allocation by the Defence Ministry so far. “The peripheral security at many Army camps is rather elementary; there are barbed wire fences; tin sheets are put on the fences at places so that any movement may create a noise and alert the guards. These barbed wires are very basic and not sufficient for protection, especially in forward areas,” an army officer who did not

want to be named, told IANS. “Even the lighting is basic, plus most camps and establishments have dense vegetation around. This provides terrorists a good hideout,” the officer added. The Panzgam army camp in Kupwara district, which was attacked on April 27, had a two-layered barbed-wire fence, which the terrorists managed to break through. Three soldiers were killed and seven were injured, while two terrorists were also killed. The Indian Air Force base in Pathankot was attacked on January 2, 2016.

Firing and combing operations went on for at least four days, leaving seven security personnel and one civilian dead and 37 security personnel and one civilian injured. All four terrorists, who were from Pakistan, were killed. The Campose committee, with three Army officers and one officer each from the IAF and the Navy, was formed on February 8. It submitted its report on May 20, 2016. Subsequently, guidelines were issued to all defence establishment on enhancing security based on its recommendations.

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New Delhi, May 14 (IANS): Suspended AAP leader Kapil Mishra on Sunday accused AAP of lying to the Election Commission (EC) about donations and laundering money through shell companies, before he fainted midway through the presser and was hospitalised. The AAP dismissed the charges as a “conspiracy” by the BJP and said the latter was shooting from the sacked minister’s shoulder. Mishra alleged that the AAP had over Rs 45 crore in its account in 2013-2014, but in its declaration to the poll panel it showed only Rs 9 crore, thereby concealing around Rs 36 crore. “Three years later, when the EC sent a notice to the party asking for details of the declared Rs 9 crore, the party clarified they had Rs 30 crore,” Mishra said at a press conference held at his official residence here. “Out of this Rs 30 crore, the party did not reveal the details of Rs 15 crore to the EC.” He alleged that during 2014-15, the party had around Rs 65 crore in its account but disclosed only Rs 32 crore whereas the fund details on AAP website showed Rs 27 crore. “I have all the documents pertaining to the party’s financial transactions which include 461 bogus entries in their account books,” Mishra alleged. The AAP categorically denied the allegations and said it had followed rules in maintaining its books. “It is a conspiracy to de-recognise and de-register the AAP and the BJP is totally involved. What Kapil

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Assam Rifles conduct activities across Nagaland

(L-R): 5 AR motivational lecture at Natha old. Officials of 32 AR and others at GPS Kevijau. 32 AR with children of Ebenezer Orphanage Home. Wangti villagers with personnel of 40 AR at the RCC water tank.

(L-R): 7 AR troops interacting with village council chairmen of Pungro. Troops of 9 AR and villagers at Pfutsero. Beneficiaries with 35 AR personnel at Mon village. 15 AR medical camp at Straightway Mission School ,Dan village.

of 32 Assam Rifles. Kevijau Colony have expressed their gratitude to Assam Rifles and HQ 3 Corps, HQ IGAR (North), HQ 6 Sector Assam Rifles and 32 Assam Rifles Supply Depot Post for setting up the solar plant. Lingrijan, Dimapur: On April 27, 32 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ 6 Sector Assam Rifles and HQ IGAR (North) provided lunch for special children of Ebenezer Orphanage Home (EOH) in Lingrijan, Dimapur. Apart from the lunch they also distributed some other eatable items. Col V S Shikarwar commandant 32 Assam Rifles took initiative

to provide lunch for the special children. Wangti village: 40 AR under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (North) handed over the newly constructed RCC water tank to Wangti village authorities on April 29. According to PRO, HQ IGAR (North) Lt. Col Amitabh Sharma, the construction of water tank would alleviate the problem of availability of potable drinking water to the villagers and also provide for adequate storage facility. 40 Assam Rifles also presented ten solar street lights to Wangti village, Mon district April 29. Solar street lights installed by Assam Rifles were re-

OFFICE OF THE THENYIZUMI STUDENTS’ UNION

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NERHEMA STUDENTS’ UNION

The Nrung Longidang Village Students’ Union (NLVSU) convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Ayingbeni Y. Ezung, D/o. Yenchemo Ezung, for securing top 2nd position in the HSSLC exam 2017. The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC and wishes them success in all their future endeavours. Zanbonthung Murry President, NLVSU

Through this column, the Waromung Students' Union (WSU) with immense pride and honour extends heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr. Chubatemsu Ozukum, S/o Late Sashi Maren Ozukum of Waromung for achieving Doctorate of Philosophy on the thesis - "Genetic Variability Diversity and Phenotypic Stability of Naga King Chilli (Capsicum Chinese Jacq)" under the Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, Nagaland University SASRD, Medziphema. 2. Mr. Watiyanger Mollier, S/o Mr. Merayuba Mollier for his success in the recently conducted NPSC examination for the post of PGT in Physics (Class II Gazetted). WSU would like to congratulate all the student members of the union who have successfully cleared their HSLC & HSSLC 2017 examination. The union wishes them the best in their future endeavour.

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The Hostel authority and faculties would like to congratulate all the successful candidates of Elite Boys Hostel Chekiye Village Dimapur, exclusively our profound gratitude to Nughika K. Yeptho for being a school topper in Arts Stream with 83% and History paper State Topper with 92 marks. Secondly, Philip Phom of Class XII for being a school topper with 85%. We wish them an enduring success and bright future in days to come. Hostel Authority OBED AWOMI DP-4774

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 1. 14th-16th April 2017 at DDSC Stadium, Dimapur 2. 18th-20th April 2017 at Sarupathar Stadium, Golaghat Assam 3. 21st-23rd April 2017 at ABCC Ground, Kohima (organized by DHHM, NBCC & JSM) 4. 25th-26th April 2017 at Pephema Ground (First time Gospel, Revival Crusade) 5. 2nd- 7th May 2017 at Mandalay, Burma (Myanmar) (First time Gospel, Revival & Healing Crusade) Messenger of God : 1. Rev. Dr. Leonard Lindstrom, Director WHOM, Canada, North America 2. Rev. Dr. T. Alem Meren, Missionary to China 3. Rev. Dilip Singh, Programme Director DHHM 4. Mr. Johny Angami, Programme Coordinator, DHHM Heart full thanks goes to Director Jesus Seeks Ministry Dimapur for making this programme successful, Mr. Moangwati Aier Secretary and Rev. Dr. Robert Singh, (Interpreter) and never forget DHHM Praise & worship Team and Prayer counselors. And those who have physically and ﬁnancially helped to make this programme successful. Wish you all a blessed Mothers Day

SHENA NEW STUDENTS UNION

The family of Imsutemjen Higher secondary school conveys our heartiest congratulation to all the students on your success. The hard work and dedication you have shown will always motivate the students of Imsutemjen Higher secondary school. May the Lord help you in your future endeavours.

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The Shena New Students Union extends our heartiest congratulations to :

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 Ms. Nizatoli Tsuqu D/o Hukuto Tsuqu for securing top 19th Position  Ms. Hivino, D/o Katoshe Swu (Distinction in all the subjects)  Ms. Shekinali, D/o Kihokhe Achumi (Distinction in Science, Eng., S.S)  Mr. Punoto, S/o Khetoshe Yeptho (Distinction in FIT)  Ms. Uzan, D/o Lt. Kitokhu Swu (Distinction in Eng.)

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1. Admission forms for Class-11(Arts) available at the office (9 a.m.- 2p.m). 2. Scholarship will be given to those student who score 60% and above in HSLC. 1) English 2) Alternative English

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Rüyihülü Cukhamu Rülevelü Cukhamu Top 9 (b) HSSLC Top 10 HSSLC The Sakraba Students’ union (SSU) congratulates the twin sisters Rüyihülü Cukhamu and Rülevelü Cukhamu daughters of Late Shri. Ciekrocüyi Cukhamu and Mrs. Komuni Cukhamu for securing Top 9 (b) and 10 respectively in HSSLC Exam 2017 (Arts stream) from MHHSS, Kohima. While congratulating all SSU members who got through in the 2017 HSLC and HSSLC Exams the Sakraba Students’ Union also extend its appreciation to the faculty of GHS, Sakraba for its outstanding performance as 2nd best GHS in Phek District during 2017 HSLC. SHEKHO CUKHAMU HUKHOTO D. VADEO Gen. Secy. SSU President, SSU

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Achieving academic milestone in securing top 16 (94.33%) in the HSLC Exam 2017, the Nerhema Students’ Union (NSU) extend indebted congratulations to Miss Philomina Rutsa D/o Lt. Thinovilie & Zevituo-ü Rutsa for adoring laurels to the union and native people in general. The Union wishes success and accolades in pursuit of her ambitions. Furthermore, extend warm salutary and congratulation to the successful students and wish them the same. K-1434 Nerhema Students’ Union

 Ms. Hilivi, D/o Lhovishe Chophy (1st Div. Distinction in Pol.Sc, I.P) Arts  Ms. Ghibikali, D/o Sukhato Achumi (1st Div. Distinction in Alt. Eng.,) Science  Ms. Hiuni, D/o Khetoshe Yeptho (1st Div.) Science The Union also congratulates all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 examination and wish them all the bright future. Vinoto Swu Vike Achumi President (SNSU) Gen. Secy. (SNSU)

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The Wakching Union Mon Town with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulation to Ms. A. Leejung Konyak, daughter of Shri. P. Angmung Konyak for coming out successfully in the recently conducted Post Graduate Teacher (PGT-English) Class II Gazetted. The Union pray and wishes great success in her future endeavour. Shri. Y. Shahlem Konyak Shri. Y. Tamung Konyak General Secretary President

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lanterns to the villagers of Mon village on April 13. Dan village: 15 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) conducted a medical checkup and lecture on health and hygiene for the students of Straightway Mission School at Dan village, Tuensang on May 13. Lecture on importance of health was delivered by assistant commandant ARMO 15 Assam Rifles, S. V. Sudheer, in the presence of school authority followed by the medical checkup. Altogether 159 students availed the free medical check-up and free medicines were also distributed.

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Toppers 8th positions 87.40% 2. Ms. Shiayehkali A Chophi (D/o Akato Chophi) for securing topper in HSSLC Exam. 2017 (Science stream). 3. Ms. Akivikali V Chophi (D/o Vikiho Chophi) for securing subject topper in Computer Science and distinction in Chemistry, English (HSSLC Exam 2017. Science stream). 4. Ms. Angukali T Shohe (D/o Toluvi V Shohe) for securing distinction in Political Science (HSSLC Exam 2017). 5. Mr. Hika A Chophi (S/o Akato Chophi) for securing distinction in all the subjects (HSLC Exam 2017). 6. Mr Huka K Shohe (S/o Khehoto H Shohe) for securing distinction in English and Social studies (HSLC Exam 2017). 7. Ms. Venika S Shohe (D/o Shikato V Shohe) for securing distinction in English (HSLC Exam 2017). Welfare also extends our heartiest congratulation to all the successful students of RWDA and Rotomi in General for cleared their HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017. The welfare wishes them great success in all their future endeavours. Er. Tokhevi Chophi Hotopu Shohe Chairman, RWDA Gen. Secy., RWDA

tant role in socio-economic development and assured that Assam Rifles would continue to bring basic amenities in future too. ARMS Wokha: 28 AR under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) extended educational support to a needy meritorious student E. Beni of Assam Rifles Middle School (ARMS) by providing free study books for new session of class 4. The help was extended on request by chairman of Wokha for the young girl from humble family who had passed class 3 with flying colors. 35AR: Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N) presented solar

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With immense pride and honour. The Rotomi Welfare Dimapur area congratulates to : 1. Mrs. Kuholi Chishi (W/o Rev. Dr. Akheto Yeptho) on her promotion to Director, Department of Higher Education Nagaland, Kohima.

lages along with members of public forum of Pungro sub-division attended the meeting. Pfutsero sub-division: 9 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ 5 Sector, IGAR (N) constructed and dedicated a bore well to the people of Zuketsa, Leshemi and Lasumi of Pfutsero sub-division on April 25. According to PRO, HQ IGAR (North) Lt Col Amitabh Sharma the Bore Well was inaugurated by commandant 9 Assam Rifles colonel Rajat Tyagi, and Sinokha, Head GB of Zuketsa Town. In his speech, commandant said that ground water have always played an impor-

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MON TOWN, NAGALAND

DIST. PHEK, NAGALAND

The Union would like to felicitate all the successful TSU members of HSLC & HSSLC in their last board examination. Further, the Union convey its happiness to Dr. Thejotalu Nienu d/o Lt. Pusanu Nienu for completing her Ph.D on the topic “Agriculture Credit in Nagaland: A Comparative study of Phek and Kohima Districts”, under Nagaland University. CONGRATULATIONS!! Sd/Sd/THEJONGOLÜ VERO VEKEDU RESU General Secretary, TSU President, TSU

ceived by the village council members followed with an interaction. Pungro sub-division: 7 Assam Rifles under aegis of HQ IGAR (North) conducted interaction with GBs and Village Council chairmen of villages under Pungro sub-division on April 26. According to PRO, HQ IGAR (North) lt col Amitabh Sharma, colonel Aditya Verma, SM, commandant exhorted the tribal leaders to keep differences behind and come together for the cause of development and prosperity. PRO informed that a total 125 GBs/ Village Council chairmen of 40 vil-

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The programme highlighted lecture outlining on various kinds of entries to join the army for both boys and girls, followed by interactive session. Altogether 70 students, Holohon Yepthomi, SDO (C), Zunheboto, GBs, village elders and Natha old student union members attended the lecture. Kevijau Colony: 5 KVa Solar Power Plant at GPS Kevijau colony installed by Helping Hand, 3 Corps IGAR (North), 6 Sector and 32 Assam Rifles under the Military Civic Action Project Op Sadbhavana was inaugurated on May 4 by lt. col S. Rajendran, second-in-command

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DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles has been conducting various activities as part of their civic action programme in different places across the state. 5 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of headquarters IGAR (N) organized a “motivational lecture” for young minds on April 29, at old Natha village, Zunheboto to enlighten the students on the importance of education in their future. During the programme, students were encouraged to take up higher education and plan for their career, based on their passion, interests, strengths and skills.

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Successful HSLC & HSSLC students felicitated

(L-R): Successful students of NI Jamir GHSS. Students of MGMHSS. Students of Charity School with managing board member. from HSLC and 5 students from HSSLC securing distinctions in various subjects. Earlier, Pongennaro spoke on behalf of the successful students and a duet was presented by Sharoti and Sentimenla. The programme was conducted by Akumsunep and a special prayer for the successful students was pronounced by KBA associate pastor Tiawati. (Correspondent.) MGMHSS: MGOS Church, Midland & St.Thomas Mission Society felicitated MGMHSS rank holder and school toppers on Sunday. The program started after Holy Mass, wherein vicar

SCPB ‘B’ condemns AR raid

DIMAPUR: The Sumi Community Purana Bazaar ‘B’ (SCPB ‘B’) has vehemently condemned the “unwarranted intrusion” and search at odd hours reportedly by 32 Assam Rifles, in the residences of Pastor Sumi Baptist Church, Purana Bazaar ‘B’ and kilonser, Toivi Aye, steering committee member of NSCN (I-M) on May 13 at Purana Bazaar ‘B.’ In a condemnation note, chairman, SCPB ‘B’ Mughato Aye and general secretary, P. Hekuto Wotsa, stated that the “so called Friends

of the Hill People came around 3 a.m on Saturday and started searching each and every nook and corners of houses of the two bonafide members of Purana Bazaar ‘B,’ thereby terrorising the innocent children and family of the two”. SCPC ‘B’ said such action by the para military forces deserves outright condemnation from all right thinking citizens since the unwarranted search was carried out during ceasefire period between the Government of India and NSCN (IM). Even the residence of

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The Wokha Village council (WVC) and the Kithan clan of Wokha Village was shocked and grief-stricken, where Wka-Mkg. Sumo taxi belonging to a Wokha village member unfortunately met an accident with a bike on 11th May 2017 at VK town and where our brother Lt. Hutoka Wotsa S/o Huskha Wotsa of Phishumi village died in the spot. The WVC and Kithan clan thank and appreciates Lt. Hutoka families. Leaving aside all their overwhelming grief, Lt. Hutoka’s family has brought the problem amicably with the spirit of forgiveness and forget in the true Christian way. The WVC and Kithan clan conveys our deepest condolences to our beloved brother Lt. Hutoka Wotsa’s family and pray that the Almighty God shall grant peace and solace to their family. The council and Kithan clan also thank the Lotha Hoho chairman, Shri. K. James Murry VK town, taxi union Mkg, Shri. Y.M. Humtsoe Secy. Govt. of Nagaland, Dr. Chumben Murry, GBs and DBs VK Town, OC VK police station, Wokha Village Youth Organisation, Wokha Village Students’ Union, Wokha Village Eloe Ekhung, prominent public leaders and individuals for the moral, physical and material support rendered to us during this unfortunate incident. God bless you all. Sd/Zujanpemo Lotha. Phanpen Kithan S. Yanphamo Tungoe Council Secy. Chairman Chairman Wokha Village Council Kithan clan wokha village

and principal of MGMHSS, Fr.P.S.Varghese welcomed the guests. Felicitation address was delivered by Dr.Manoj Prabhakar, HOD of Management, Nagaland University, Reji Abraham, principal, SD. Jain Hr.Sec.School, V. A. Jose, president Kerala Samajam etc. Suhana Begum, 4th rank holder was felicitated with cash award & memento. Toppers of Hr.Sec science and arts stream were also felicitated with cash prize and mementos. Principal reminded that the society would provide all the toppers free education

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a Pastor was not spared by the 32 AR, the community stated in its condemnation, adding that the incident had created extreme fear psychosis in the minds of the two families who no more feel safe even within the confines of their homes. Even as no substantial incriminating documents were found during the dawn raid, the AR apprehended Toivi Aye from his home as if the mental torture and fear created was not enough, SPCB ‘B’ informed while condemning the AR action in the “most strongest terms.”

Dimapur: Finance commissioner Kohima has informed that a training-cumworkshop programme for implementation of Public Financial Management System (PFMS) in Nagaland would be organised in the conference hall of the directorate of Treasuries & Accounts on May 15 and 16, from 10 a.m to 3 p.m, with resource persons from PFMS, ministry of Finance. All departments implementing CSS/NEC/ NLCPR schemes have been requested to depute their accounts officers and scheme programme officers to participate in the training.

for the coming two years. Altogether 48,000 rupees were distributed as cash award from the society to enhance quality education. Those who have completed higher secondary Arts would be continuing further studies at MGM College, under the same society. Secretary Shobin Philip proposed vote of thanks to all the guests. CSK: Charity School Kohima (CSK) felicitated Ahmed Rayza Muhaimin for securing 100 in Math in HSLC examination conducted by NBSE. The program was graced by Rokuoheii a member of the managing board

DIMAPUR: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) 49 A/c Tamlu mandal office was inaugurated by state president BJP Visasolie Lhoungu on May 6 at Tamlu town. Visasolie Lhoungu speaking at the programme said, the 2018 general election would be free, fair and clean and the BJP would come to power in Nagaland. He remarked that BJP was purely a political party. State BJP secretary (organisation) Ananta Narayan Mishra said, many major development works would be executed especially in Longleng district

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in particular and Nagaland in general. As the main agenda of BJP was development of the backward region and neglected areas as expressed by PM Narendra Modi, Mishra said the submitted memorandum regarding national highway construction linking various districts and villages would be fulfilled along with opening of State Bank of India

YSU jubilee planning board meeting: Yongphang Students’ Union (YSU) jubilee planning board has convened a meeting on May 16 and 17, 9 a.m at its treasurer’s residence. All the planning members, finance committee, staff, VCC, VDB and students’ executive have been requested to attend the meeting. BJP Wokha district meeting postponed: The proposed district executive meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party Wokha district scheduled on May 19 had been postponed till further notice. A convenient date would be set after consulting with the two BJP legislators, district in-charge /co-incharge and the four mandals presidents. Inconvenience is regretted but all the Mandals have been informed to prepared their report.

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and up-gradation of Tamlu ADC to full Fleged Town Council. At the programme departed leaders were also honoured. The programme was chaired by president BJP 50 A/c Longleng Ngaipang Angth, invocation by Tamlu Town Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Mongmei Phom, welcome address by man-

dal president BJP 49 A/c Tamlu Yowe, State vice president Nagaland Tsasipi and State council member 49 A/c Tamlu Shaupen Phom exhorted the gathering, vote of thanks was delivered by BJP president Longleng Dist B. Ajoy Phom and benediction by State council member 50 A/c Longleng C. Chongmei Phom.

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The Eastern Nagaland Baptist Fellowship Medziphema (ENBFM) congratulates Shri. W. Manpai Phom, S/o Lt. Wanlei Phom of Tamlu village, SDO Civil, Medziphema on his promotion as ADC Niuland. Th ENBFM wishes good health and God's blessing for his future career.

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NIIT Dimapur informs: On the occasion of its forthcoming 17th annual day, NIIT Dimapur Center has offered all NIIT alumni in Nagaland to avail free doubt-clarifying sessions for the respective courses during the month of June. Interested alumni have been requested to register themselves by May 24 through 96121-71341/ 70110-07823. They may visit the center on the 2nd floor through its new stairs (behind the center) in the Mahabir Rice Mill campus.

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and also the president of the Angami Women Organization lauded teachers & Rayza for taking charity school into a higher level. She handed over the certificate to the awardee along with cash on behalf of the school. Thought he missed the top 20 slots just by 1 mark he is a topper to us said Kushilto Rolnu, headmaster in his speech. He urged the students to follow the footsteps of Ahmed who had also obtained distinction in all the subjects. The program was chaired by Candy and a special number was presented by Boho.

ANHTU Kma unit general meeting: All the Government Hindi teachers working in Kohima district are informed that there would be a general meeting on May 27 at RBP school Keziekie (near Koinonia Church) at 10 a.m. All the Hindi teachers have been requested to attend the meeting. Action would be taken on defaulters. For further information one may contact general secretary Vizothal at 9089629973 and information and publicity secretary at 9856171486.

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to face the challenges of life with a broader picture in mind of hard work and perseverance. She said, one must be a contributor to the society. C Angang Jamir lauded the dedicated efforts of the teaching staff in producing successful students from the school. To the students, he said, let this be the beginning of many achievements in life, to be a responsible citizen of the world. Proposing the vote of thanks, the principal Temsurenla Longchar stated that the successful students consisted of HSLC, 12 students & HSSLC, 13 students with 2 students

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D I M A P U R : Va r i o u s schools have felicitated the successful HSLC and HSSLC students in their respective schools. NI Jamir GHSS:A felicitation programme for the successful HSLC & HSSLC students of N I Jamir GHSS, Ongpangkong, at the school premise, Saturday, EAC Livitoli Sukhalu and Ongpangkong Mungdang & Ao Senden president C Angang Jamir as special guests. While congratulating the teaching faculty and the successful students, School Managing Board chairperson and EAC (Ongpangkong South) Livitoli urged the students

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The Chakhro Kigwema Krotho would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Mhasisanuo Yhoshu, D/o Neizakie Yhoshu for successfully clearing the recently conducted NPSC/CESE Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) Class II Gazetted under School Education Department. The Union further congratulates all its members of HSLC and HSSLC for bringing good name to the society. We wish them success in their future endeavours. DP-4779

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, may 15, 2017

Macron takes office as French president China pledges $124 bn for Silk Road

“Spanning thousands of miles and years, the ancient silk routes embody the spirit of peace and cooperation, openness and inclusiveness, mutual learning and mutual benefit,” he said. Xi announced that China will contribute an additional 100 billion yuan (about $ 14.5 billion) to the $ 40 billion Silk Road Fund to scale up financial support for the Belt and Road Initiative. To provide more funding for his pet initiative, Xi stated that China will also encourage financial institutions to expand their overseas yuan fund businesses to the tune of to 300 billion yuan (about $ 44 billion). In addition to that, he also announced special lending schemes worth 380 billion yuan ($ 56 billion) to support cooperation on infrastructure, industrial capacity and financing. Xi also pledged an additional assistance worth 60 billion yuan ($ 9.5 billion) for developing countries and international organisations participating in the initiative to improve people’s well-being over the next three years.

A week after his victory over far-right leader Marine Le Pen in a tumultuous election, Macron will have a private meeting with Hollande at which he will be given the codes to launch France’s nuclear weapons. He will then attend a ceremony in front of hun-

dreds of politicians and invited guests at which the official election results will be read out. At the end of the formalities, a 21-gun salute is to ring out from the Invalides military hospital on the other side of the River Seine. Macron will then be driven to the Arc de Triomphe to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. The new president faces a host of daunting challenges including tackling stubbornly high unemployment, fighting Islamist-inspired violence and uniting a deeply divided country. Socialist Hollande’s five years in power were plagued by a sluggish economy and bloody terror attacks that killed more than 230 people and he leaves office after a single term. The 64-year-old launched Macron’s political career, plucking him from the world of investment banking to be an advisor and then his economy minister. “I am not handing

over power to a political opponent, it’s far simpler,” Hollande said on Thursday. Security was tight with around 1,500 police officers deployed near the presidential palace and the nearby Champs Elysees avenue and surrounding roads were blocked off. After a formal lunch, Macron will visit Paris’s town hall, a traditional stop for any new French president in his “host” city. Macron’s first week will be busy. On Monday, he is expected to reveal the closely-guarded name of his prime minister, before flying to Berlin to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel. It is virtually a rite of passage for French leaders to make their first European trip to meet the leader of the other half of the socalled “motor” of the EU. Pro-EU Macron wants to push for closer cooperation to help the bloc overcome the imminent departure of Britain, another of its most powerful members.

Hafiz Saeed spreading terrorism in name of jihad: Pakistan

Over 145 civilians executed for trying to flee Mosul

Thousands in Madrid demand end to bullfighting

Saeed’s counsel advocate A K Dogar was also present but the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) chose to plead his case before the court. “The allegations levelled by the government against me had never been proved by any state institution. My organisation and I have been victimised for raising voice for freedom of Kashmir and criticising the government’s weak policy on the Kashmir issue,” Saeed said. He said that he had been placed under house in order to stop him for raising voice for Kashmiri people. Saeed appealed to the board to set aside the Punjab government’s detention order. “The government detained the JuD leaders on pressure of United Nations and international organisations,” an official representing the federal interior ministry told the board.

Baghdad, May 14 (IANS): The Islamic State (IS) terror organisation has executed more than 145 civilians for trying to flee the western part of the Iraqi city of Mosul, according to a top security official. The official told Efe news on Saturday that the civilians from al-Zanjili neighbourhood in western Mosul were executed after they were caught attempting to escape. He pointed out that IS extremists hanged the bodies of the victims from electricity poles after declaring them apostates for trying to leave “the land of the caliphate”. Al-Bayati added that the civilians had also been accused of providing information to Iraqi security forces. Iraqi government forces are now struggling to expel IS miliatts from the western part of Mosul, where some neighbourhoods are still controlled by the extremists.

M a d ri d, M ay 1 4 (IANS): Tens of thousands of people from all parts of Spain matched through the centre of the Spanish capital of Madrid on Saturday

With immense pride and joy we the Büshümhaü Phang of Bhumnyu Village would like to congratulate Mr. Himloi Phom, son on Mr. & Mrs. Molim Phom for securing Top 11th position in the recently declared HSLC result from Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur. And wishes him many more success in the near future.

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CONGRATULATIONS!!! The members of the Kohima Sumi Hoho take pride and joy to extend our heartfelt gratitude to God and to congratulate the following members of Kohima Sumi Hoho on promotion in their respective Department. 1. Er. Ghukhuyi Chishi, Engineer-in-Chief, Power Department 2. Inoli Kuholi Chishi, Director, Higher Education Department. 3. Ino Shiwoto Wotsa, DIG, Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Department. 4. Ino Vikishe Sheqi, Joint Commissioner, Commissioner office, Kohima. The Kohima Sumi Hoho prays for their well-being and wishes the long life and God’s blessing in their future endeavours. Dr. I.P. Khala Dr. Vinito Chishi General Secretary President Kohima Sumi Hoho Kohima Sumi Hoho

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With immense joy and honour we the Yangpi Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Amongla Chang, daughter of Mr & Mrs R. Sosang Chang for success in the recently conducted NPSC examination to the Post of PGT Computer Science (Class II Gazetted). The Union would also like to congratulate all the students who had cleared in recently declared HSLC and HSSLC exam result. May the Almighty God grant you all a success in the future endeavour. Mr. N.M. Chuba Y. Tangkulongba President, YSU Press & Info. Secy., YSU

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The management and staffs congratulate all the hostellers who have successfully qualified in HSSLC & HSLC 2017.

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1. Aboli Veronica Sangtam -- 1 Division (Dist.: Sociology) 2. Thsadangla -- 1st Division (Dist.: Education) 3. Shongna M. -- 1st Division 4. Pakichundiliu Chawang -- 1st Division 5. Henshen Phom -- 1st Division 6. Supou M. Lam -- 2nd Division 7. Changkumla Chang -- 2nd Division 8. A . Achemla Sangtam -- 2nd Division

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The Kuki Students' Organisation Nagaland congratulates Pu L.Singsit for being promoted to the post of Addl. Director General of Police, Nagaland and Pu Dr. Dennis Hangsing to Chief Medical Ofﬁcer, Peren. The KSON further wishes both a good health and long life. Media Cell KSO Nagaland

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We the Rotomi Students’ Union (RSU) proudly extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss Shiayehkali A. Chophi D/o Akato Sema for securing Top 8th position in HSSLC Examination (Science Stream) 2017 & Miss. Akivikali Chophi D/o Vikiho Chophi for being the subject Topper securing 92 marks in Computer Science. The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC 2017 and wishes them great success in their future endeavours. Sd/Sd/Hinato Shohe Kainato Shohe President (RSU) General Secy.(RSU)

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With immense pride and honour we convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Mharhoni T Jami, D/o. Mr. Thechamo Jami for bringing laurels to the Village by securing Top 14th Rank in the recently declared HSLC Exam 2017. The Union also warmly congratulates all the students who have cleared HSLC and HSSLC exams 2017 and wishes them all a very bright future. Thungdemo Odyuo Chairman, MEWT

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banner “Tauromaquia es violencia y tu la puedes parar.” (“Bullfighting is violence and you can stop it”) Demonstrators high-

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Protesters carry banners during an anti bullfighting demonstration march in Madrid, Spain.

lighted that the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has lowered sales tax on tickets to bullfights to 10 percent, while it remains at 21 per cent for cinema tickets and also asked for a change of law to allow the mistreatment of animals to become a penal offense. The spokesperson of the “Bullfighting is violence” platform, Laura Gonzalo said in Madrid that “it is time for all of society to say enough is enough,” while another organization spokesman, Jose Enrique Zaldivar explained it was time that bullfighting be “stopped being an exception to the laws of animal cruelty”.

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

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to submit a complete record regarding detention of Saeed and his aides - Zafar Iqbal, Abdul Rehman Abid, Abdullah Ubaid and Qazi Kashif Niaz on next hearing on May 15. The board also sought personal appearance of the attorney general of Pakistan on next hearing. Police produced Saeed and his four aides before the board at Lahore registry of the apex court amid high security. A large number of Saeed’s supporters gathered outside the court.

ing the country to much of Asia, Europe and Africa. “We should build an open platform of cooperation and uphold and grow an open world economy,” Xi said in his opening address outlining China’s vision.

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It is with immense pride and honour we, the Pangermeri Chang Imchen Kidong would like to share our joyous moment for bringing laurels to our clan and convey our heartiest congratulations to Dr. I Imnasenla Imchen, daughter of Mr & Mrs T Imnuk Imchen, Lirmen village on being conferred Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Journalism & Mass communication on her Thesis “HIV & AIDS and violence against Women: A Study of the role of Media in Nagaland”. Furthermore, we wish her a very bright and prosperous future in her lifetime. Secretary President PCIK, Lirmen Village PCIK, Lirmen Village

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Beijing, May 14 (PTI): China today described its new Silk Road initiative as “a project of the century” with President Xi Jinping pledging to pump in a whopping $ 124 billion (US) for projects that are part of the ambitious venture link-

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The Ezonmontsu-rüi Ekhung H.Q. Wokha condemns in the strongest terms the attempt to murder on the life of one of its bonafide members Shri. Benri Mozhui, an Officer in the department of Nagaland State Agriculture Marketing Board, at his residence in Dimapur on 8/5/2017. The grievous bodily harm inflicted on the victim and the mental torture suffered can only be imagined. The Union wishes and prays for a speedy recovery for the victim and urges the law enforcing agencies to apprehend those responsible for the heinous and barbaric act and award severest of punishments. Arao Ngullie David Kinghen Acting Chairman Gen. secretary

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The Yaongyimsen Senso Telongjem Dimapur and Yaongyimsen Tetsur Telongjem Dimapur with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for bringing laurels to the Union and for their outstanding achievement. (1)Miss. Limayangla Imsong, D/o Mr. & Mrs Nungsangkaba Imsong for securing the Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) Class II Gazetted (English) under School Education Department through NPSC. (2)Mr. Lanukaba Lemtur, S/o, Mr & Mrs. Sakumongba Lemtur for securing Top 5 in HSSLC (Arts stream) The Unions also congratulates the students from the village who have successfully passed out the HSLC and HSSLC examination and wishes them the best for all the future endeavours. (Latong Imsong) President, YSTD

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LAHORE, May 14 (PTI): Mumbai terror attack master mind and Jamat-ud Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed and his four aides have been detained for “spreading terrorism in the name of jihad”, Pakistan’s interior ministry has told a judicial review board. Saeed appeared before the board yesterday and told it that he had been detained by the Pakistani government in order to stop him for raising voice for Kashmiris. However, the interior ministry rejected his arguments and told the threemember board that Saeed and his four aides have been detained for “spreading terrorism in the name of jihad”. The board comprising Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan of the Supreme Court (head), Justice Ayesha A Malik of Lahore High Court and Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail of Balochistan High Court directed the ministry

down the red carpet under light rain to be greeted by Hollande for his inauguration. The new president’s wife Brigitte, a 64-year-old who was his high school drama teacher, arrived separately for the ceremony wearing a light blue Louis Vuitton outfit.

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Outgoing French President Francois Hollande greets Emmanuel Macron during a handover ceremony at the Elysee Palace in Paris on Sunday.

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of gravity should shift from conflict to cooperation,” he said. The Prime Minister added: “With the help of our Chinese friends an environment had been created for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to take off and has started to create new entrepreneurs, jobs and businesses.”

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circlement for any country. It is about connectivity. It is about emancipation.” India sees the project, particularly CPEC, a geostrategic project by China to limit its influence in South Asia. “We are not striving to merely leverage geography for economic prosperity; we are also trying to build a peaceful, connected and caring neighbourhood,” Sharif said. “OBOR belongs to all of us, those who are participating and those who are not as yet. “It is time we transcended our differences, resolve conflicts through dialogue and diplomacy and leave a legacy of peace for future generations,” he said at the event with 29 heads of states and governments and 1,500 delegates in attendance. “The OBOR signifies that geo-economics must take precedence over geopolitics and that the centre

Pak protests Indian moves to ‘change demography’ in J&K

Adviser to the Prime Minister on Fore ign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has written a letter to the United Nations Secretary General highlighting alleged Indian attempts to bring demographic changes to Jammu and Kashmir, a Foreign Office statement said on Saturday. “The letter specifically points out the issuance of permanent residence certificates to non-residents, allotment of land to retired Indian army personnel, issuance of land to nonKashmiris, the establishment of separate townships for Kashmiri pandits and settlement of west Pakistan refugees in held Kashmir,” the statement said. “These efforts are being made to try to convert the Muslim majority in Jammu and Kashmir into a minority to preempt the results of the (proposed) UN administered plebiscite,” said the statement.

Brussels, May 14 (PTI): North Korea’s testfiring of a ballistic missile constitutes a “threat to international peace and security” as Pyongyang ratchets up tensions in the region, an EU spokesperson said on Sunday. “This and previous launches constitute a threat to international peace and security and further aggravate tensions in the region at a time when de-escalation is instead needed,” the spokesperson said in a statement. The missile was launched early today and flew more than 700 kilometres (435 miles) before landing in the Sea of Japan (East Sea). Several analysts saw the launch as a test for South Korea’s new President Moon Jae-In, a liberal who has said he wants to ease tensions with the North.

“The DPRK is expected to comply with its international obligations: it must halt these launches and abandon its ballistic missiles programmes in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner,” the EU spokesperson said. The statement also said the EU was ready to support “a credible and meaningful dialogue” between Pyongyang and international leaders. But multiple sets of UN and US sanctions against North Korea have done little to deter its pursuit of its nuclear and missile ambitions. The latest test was the North’s first launch since a US missile defence system that has been deployed in the South became operational on May 2, and comes shortly after a failed ballistic missile test on April 29.

Italy rescues 484 migrants in Mediterranean Rome, May 14 (Agencies): Rescuers saved 484 migrants from boats in the Mediterranean on Saturday and found the bodies of seven men who had died in the attempt to get to Europe, Italy`s coast guard said. More than 45,000 people have reached Italy by boat from North Africa this year, a more than 40 percent increase on the same period of 2016, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) says. The new deaths add to a toll of 1,222 on the route as of May 10, compared with 966 by the same date last year, according to IOM calculations. The migrants were rescued from four separate rubber boats by the Italian coast guard and navy, an aid group and two private vessels, the coast guard said in a statement. The coast guard gave no details of the migrants` origins, but most arriving in Italy are originally from Sub-Saharan Africa or Bangladesh, and pay Libya-based smugglers to organise their passage.

Syrian army retakes most of rebel held district on edge of Damascus

Syrian forces hold a position as they advance through Qaboun District, on the outskirts of the capital Damascus,

Damascus, May 14 (Agencies): The Syrian military is about to re-establish control over another district in the capital Damascus’ countryside after the government reaches an agreement with the militants enabling their evacuation. The state television announced the development on Sunday, and AFP reported that 10 buses had arrived at Qaboun District to take the militants and their families to the northeastern Idlib Province as per the deal. Latest estimates showed that more than 1,000 people were still in the district. Such agreements had brought about evacuation of nearby Barzeh and Tishrin Districts earlier in the week. The districts are lo-

cated in Damascus’ eastern side. Militants waged a wholesale offensive against the districts earlier in the year, in their most daring push against the capital since 2013. The militant onslaught followed their capture and then surrendering of the capital’s water resources. It was also interspersed by Israeli aerial attacks targeting the Lebanese resistance movement of Hezbollah, which has been helping Damascus fight off the militants. The foreign-backed

militancy began in 2011, featuring proxy fighting in the Arab country on behalf of regional and extraregional countries, such as the United States, Qatar, and Turkey. While the militancy has claimed thousands of lives among the Syrian civilians and forced millions-strong internal and external displacements, the militants complain that Damascus’ is trying to bring about demographic change in the Arab country by concluding the evacuation deals. The authorities reject the claim.

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The Toulazouma Village Council Dimapur with enormous pride and honour, extends our sincere appreciation and convey heartiest congratulations to our Village Founder Shri Neipfupe Venuh and Shri. K.K. Angami on being promoted to the posts of Collective Leadership Member (NSCN-IM). The house express its gratitude to Ato Kilonser Th. Muivah and the NSCN IM Govt. for granting promotion to them. Also prays that our Almighty God continue to bless them wisdom, good health and guide them in their new assignment. Nietseizo Venuh Hd. GB

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The Thsuruhumi Youth Organisation (TYO) with immense joy and honour would like to congratulate the following successful candidate of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 for bringing laurel to our village. HSLC 1. Akitoli H Jimo D/o Hokishe Jimo First division with distinctions in English, Alt English, SS, IT 2. Vikivi A Zhimomi D/o Aboto Zhimomi First division with distinction in English and Alt English 3. Nilika K Jimomi D/o Kuhoi Jimomi First division 4. Iutoli K Jimo D/o Khekaho Jimomi Second division 5. Isato S Jimo S/o Shikaho Jimo 6. Kisheto K Jimo S/o Kashito Jimo HSSLC

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1. Hitova A Zhimomi S/o Aboto Zhimomi First division distinction in Chemistry 2. Bokivi I Jimomi S/o Dr. H Inato Jimomi First division (Science Stream) 3. Toka S/o Hoishe Jimomi First Division (Arts Stream) 4. Velotoli H awomi D/o Hetovi Awomi First division (Arts stream) 5. Nilokali K Jimomi D/o Kavishe Jimomi First division (Science Stream) 6. Niuto K Sumi S/o Kakiho H Rotokha Thsuruhumi Youth Organisation (TYO) further wishes them a bright future and may this be a stepping stone for many more achievements in a year to come. Kiyelo Zhimomi President, TYO

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The Molungkimong Students’ Union (MSU) conveys our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Purlemla Longkumer, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Meyionen Longkumer for bagging the prestigious Prof. M . N K a r n a Yo u n g Sociologist Prize and Rector’s Gold Medal for the year 2016 in Masters Degree (Sociology) from the North Eastern Hill University (NEHU), Shillong. We laud your achievement and wish the very best in your future endeavors. The MSU would also like to congratulate all the members of the union who have successfully cleared the HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017. (I. Longsenti) President MSU

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur 14 Infotainment monday, May 15, 2017 Katy Perry likely to judge new ‘American Idol’

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NEW DELHI, May 14 (PTI): India claimed a gold and a bronze at the China World Para Athletics Grand Prix being held in Beijing. Ramudri Someshwara Rao won a gold medal in the 200m race and Hokato Sema bagged a bronze in shot put. Both have qualified to represent the country in the IPC Para Athletics World Championships in London later this year. Someswara Rao had become the fastest Indian blade runner in the recently-concluded 17th National Para Athletics Championships at Jaipur.

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Chelsea FC fans gathered at Jotsoma Ground for the Blue Arena Meet on May 13. Dimapur, May 14 (NPN): The 3rd Blue Arena Meet of Naga Blues hosted by Kohima Blues was held at Jotsoma village ground on Saturday. In an impressive turnout, Chelsea fans from all over Nagaland attended the meet where they interacted with each other through various activities. A total of 8 teams participated in the men’s penalty shootout. The Dimapur Chelsea Blues (Ayu) won the shootout. Kohima Liverpool fans and Kohima Manchester United fans also participated in the penalty shootout. In the women’s penalty shootout, Kohima Chelsea Blues were awarded

the trophy. In the trophy match between the hosts Kohima Blues and Dimapur Blues, Kohima Blues won the match 2-0 through Dikwa and their captain Shirep. Addressing the gathering as special guest, William Koso, technical director, Nagaland Football Coaches Association exhorted the Nagas to work towards creating a platform for football talent to be recognized. He also donated a football, the brand that will be used in the Under 17 World Cup. The host for the day was Khriezovonuo Lhoungu. God’s blessing was invoked by Keduokhrietuo Sachü while the welcome speech was delivered by

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of activities- an open quiz competition, raffle draw and feast. The prizes were given away by the special guest William Koso.

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We the bereaved family of Lt. Jangvei Yonder Lamkang would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, union, doctors & nurses of Referral Hospital, relatives, friends Kevija-u Council, neighbours, Thamlapokpi Village Manipur and well wishers who supported and stood by us physically ﬁnancially and spiritually at the sad demise of our beloved on 2nd May 2017. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual by name but we earnestly pray that the God Almighty will bless you all abundantly. DP-4716

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D i m a p u r , M ay 1 4 (NPN): The 8th Summer Cup Cricket Tournament organised by Balijan Youth Club got underway Sunday at Balijan (A) with Saibur Rahman Barbhuiya, assistant commissioner, Bokajan, Karbi Anglong as the chief guest. Addressing the gathering, the chief guest said that cricket is the game where people forget religion and language and come together as one keeping the spirit of game alive. Players, therefore, should respect each other which in the long the long will go on to create a healthy society. He also asked the players to play the game with team spirit and make the tournament a successful one.

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"If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.

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We the bereaved family members of Lt. Pastor N. Mhonyamo Odyuo would like to thank each and every individuals, churches, organization and friends who stood by us materially ﬁnancially and in prayer during the untimely and sudden demise of our beloved. May God bless you all! DP-4738

Though you are no longer here with us We hold you close within our hearts Your presence we miss, your memories we treasure. You are forever in our hearts And there you will remain forever Until we meet again.

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BFC beat Aizawl to enter Fed Cup final

Rovikotuo Yhoshü and response from the Dimapur Blues was expressed by Asalie Peseyie. The meet ended with a flurry

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C u t tac k , M ay 1 4 (IANS): Bengalur u FC (BFC) defeated Aizawl FC 1-0 in a hard-fought encounter to enter the final of the 2017 Federation Cup football tournament here on Sunday. Cameron Watson converted a penalty to score the only goal of the semi-final in the eighth minute. BFC held on to the slender lead despite numerous chances at either end. Aizawl were awarded a penalty in the final seconds but BFC goalkeeper Amrinder Singh parried away a poor effort from Lalramchullova to knockout the recently crowned I-League champions out of the tournament. This is the second time that BFC have entered the final of the Federation Cup. They had last qualified for the summit clash during the 2014-15 season when they defeated Goan outfit Dempo SC 2-1 to clinch the title.

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Sumit wins silver at Asian wrestling

New Delhi, May 14 (IANS): Sumit Kumar of India settled for silver in the men’s Freestyle 125 kg category on the final day of the Asian Wrestling Championships here on Sunday. Sumit was outclassed 2-6 by Yadollah Mohammadkazem Mohebi of Iran in the final. The Iranian was technically superior to the local wrestler and dominated most of the contest despite briefly conceding the lead in the first round. India thus ended the tournament with a total of 10 medals -- one gold, five silver and four bronze.

Born on 21st June, 1941 – Died on : 7th May, 2017 We, the bereaved family member of Late T. S. Tanwang Yanlem, ex-Head G.B Tamlu Village, convey our sincere and profound gratitude to all as words are inadequate for us to express our heartfelt thankfulness to every individual, relatives, churches, unions and well wishers, for your overwhelming support physically, materially, financially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and demise on 7th May, 2017. We thank each and everyone of you for your time and sacrifices to those who travelled far, taking time from work as your presence was of great comfort and blessing. Your sympathy and prayers provided us strength and comfort during our difficult moment. Your love will always be cherished in our hearts & you all are in our prayers. May our Almighty God shower His abundant blessings upon you and your family. DP-4771

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Reds maintain edge in race for CL spot

Daniel Sturridge repaid Jurgen Klopp’s faith by opening the scoring after 35 minutes. Philippe Coutinho then scored a quick double for the visitors after the break, hitting his second in controversial circumstances, before Divock Origi added Liverpool’s fourth 14 minutes from time. The result means Liverpool will guarantee a topfour finish with victory at home to Middlesbrough on the final day next Sunday. And with Manchester City also in pole position to Coutinho scores the second goal for Liverpool on Sunday. finish among the Champions League places, Arsenal L o n d o n, M ay 1 4 remains in their own hands on Sunday. must now rely on slip-ups (Agencies): Liverpool’s after they beat West Ham In his first Premier from the other two as we Champions League fate 4-0 at the London Stadium League start since January, enter the last week of the

2016/17 season. Klopp opted to hand Sturridge only his sixth league start of the season at West Ham, while Adam Lallana also returned to Liverpool’s starting XI. West Ham, meanwhile, were looking to replicate the performance against Tottenham which saw them guarantee safety and all-but end the title race. Victory leaves Liverpool four points above fifth-placed Arsenal, who do have a game in hand at home to Sunderland in midweek. Manchester City also face West Brom on Tuesday and victory or a draw for City would mean Arsenal

Hull City relegated

Hull City crashed out of the Premier League on Sunday as Crystal Palace secured their own survival with a 4-0 thrashing of their relegation rivals at Selhurst Park. Marco Silva’s side knew only a victory would give them a realistic chance of staying up, but goals f r o m Wi l f r i e d Z a h a , Christian Benteke, Luka Milivojevic and Patrick van Aanholt consigned them to the drop.

Rising Pune Supergiant players celebrates the wicket of Akshar Patel of Kings XI Punjab 12 overs. Earlier, Riding on some disciplined bowling, Pune restricted Punjab to 73 runs. Axar Patel (22) and Wriddhiman Saha (13) were the major contributors for Punjab’s cause. Punjab never looked in contention as they started their innings on a poor note. Martin Guptill (0) was dismissed by Jaydev Unadkat on the very first ball of the innings caught at short cover by Manoj Tiwary. Punjab’s middle-order suffered a collapse with Eoin Morgan (4), who was playing in place of Manan Vohra, Rahul Tewatia (4) and skipper Glenn Maxwell

Halep wins Madrid Open title

have to at least draw with Sunderland to take their slim hopes of Champions League football to the final day.

Pune seal IPL play-off spot Pune, May 14 (IANS): Rising Pune Supergiant (RPS) on Sunday cemented their place in the Indian Premier League (IPL) play-offs thrashing Kings XI Punjab by nine wickets at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium here on Sunday. The Pune victory came off a superb performance by their bowlers which was later complemented by their toprung batsmen to overhaul the meagre 74-run target set by a hapless Punjab. Pune now have 18 points in 14 matches and are at the second spot. They displaced Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), who slipped to the fourth spot with 16 points. Mumbai Indians sit atop the table with 20 points and Sunrisers Hyderabad are at third spot with 17 points. Chasing 73 posted by Punjab, openers Ajinkya Rahane (34 not out) and Rahul Tripathi (28) forged a 41-run partnership before the latter was dismissed by spinner Axar Patel. Tripathi’s 20-ball knock was laced with four boundaries and one six. Unfazed, skipper Steven Smith (15 not out) and Rahane then completed the formalities without any hiccups for Pune to overhaul the Punjab score in

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(0) failing to step up to the occasion. They were all sent packing before seven overs had been bowled. Saha, who seemed good at the crease, could not handle the pressure and was dismissed by Christian in the 10th over. Axar Patel, however, showed his temperament and slammed a few boundaries before he was dismissed by Christian in the 12th over. Lower-order batsmen Swapnil Singh (10), Mohit Sharma (6) and Ishant Sharma (0) were also dismissed in the next three overs to restrict Punjab for 73 runs in 15.5 overs.

Simona Halep with Ilie Nastase after winning the Madrid Open title. M a d r i d, M ay 1 4 (Agencies): Simona Halep has won back-toback titles at the Madrid Open after beating Kristina Mladenovic 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 in a hard-fought final. The third-seeded Romanian was made to work really hard by her in-form opponent but eventually triumphed after almost three hours on court. Mladenovic served for the first set at 5-4 but Halep responded, reeling off three games in a row to edge a tight opener. The second was equally high quality and, having done well to stay with Halep, Mladenovic bravely won the tie-break 7-5 to ensure the match went the

distance. Meanwhile, a frustrated Halep was given a code violation for kicking her racket in frustration in the direction of a ball boy when she was 30-0 down in the 12th game of the second set. But the Frenchwoman began to tire in the decider and Halep pulled clear in the closing stages, before serving the match out to love and claiming the 15th title of her career. The 25-year-old is in fine form ahead of the French Open, which starts towards the end of the month, and she will climb to number four in the world when the rankings are released.

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