May 16, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 159

DIMAPUR, tuesday, may 16, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

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Govt to create over 100 posts of HM hints at retaliation against Pak asst. prof, says parl secy. Nukhu

Rajnath Singh (File)

NEW DELHI, MAY 15 (AGENCIES): Hinting that India will strike back against Pakistan in response to beheading of its soldiers, Union home minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said it should not be presumed that “nothing is happening”.

“The surgical strike took 10-15 days of preparations. Please do not presume that nothing is happening (from our side) on behalf of the government,” Singh said. He was speaking at the ‘Samvaad’ conclave on India TV news channel.

“I can say this much for now that we will not allow our countrymen to hang their heads in shame,” Singh added. Replying to a question on beheading of two Indian soldiers by Pakistani troops earlier this month, Singh said that people in

Petrol price cut

by Rs 2.16 a litre, diesel by Rs 2.10 NEW DELHI, May 15 (AGENCIES): Petrol price was on Monday cut by Rs 2.16 per litre and diesel by Rs 2.10 a litre, reversing the four week trend of rising rates. The reduction, which will be effective from Monday midnight, comes on back of a marginal 2 paise a litre increase in petrol and 52 paise per litre hike in diesel rates effected from May 1.

Indian Oil Corp (IOC), the nation’s largest fuel retailer, said the price of petrol is being reduced by Rs 2.16 per litre and that of diesel

by Rs 2.10 - both excluding state levies. Actual reduction in price will be more after taking into account local VAT. “The current level of international product prices of petrol and diesel and INRUSD exchange rate warrant decrease in selling price of petrol and diesel, the impact of which is being passed on to the consumers with this price revision,” IOC said.

Special NLA session D I M A P U R , M AY 1 5 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, has summoned the 16th (Special) Session of the 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly to meet at 9:30am on May 27, 2017 in the Assembly Hall, Kohima.

This is it!

“Every file for payments or work orders are top priority.”

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the government also feel the pain of the countrymen.

“There is pain in our hearts, but we will not allow that pain to continue for a long time,” he added.

When asked whether the army should again cross the border and retaliate against the terrorists, Singh said, “I should not react (to this question). The one who brags too much, never does...we will not announce in advance, we will do it”.

Speaking on the brutal killing of Kashmiri army officer Ummer Fayaz, the home minister said whatever happened to him has caused pain to all Indians, including Kashmiris. Fayaz was a role model for youth in the valley, he added.

Singh claimed there has been a whopping 450% spike in the number of Maoists who have surrendered in the last two years, and added that there has been a 40 to 45 per cent decline in Maoist activities.

India, Pak face-off at ICJ

India and Pakistan on Monday crossed swords at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over Kulbhushan Jadhav’s case with New Delhi demanding the immediate suspension of

his death sentence and Islamabad accusing it of using the world body as a stage for “political theatre” through a “misconceived” plea.

The two neighbours -who last faced off at the ICJ 18 years ago when Islamabad sought its intervention over the shooting down of its naval aircraft -- India took the Jadhav case to the world court, accusing Pakistan of violating the Vienna Convention and conducting a “farcical trial” for convicting Jadhav without a “shred of evidence”. After hearing the arguments of the two sides, the court said it will issue its order on India’s request for provisional measures “as soon as possible”.

“The date on which this order will be delivered at a public sitting will be duly communicated to the parties,” the court said. India demanded the immediate suspension of Jadhav’s death sentence, expressing fears that Pakistan could execute him even before the hearing at the ICJ was over.

However, Pakistan asserted that Jadhav’s execution was not imminent, saying that a time frame of 150 days is provided for seeking clemency and in Jadhav’s

case even if it started on April 10, 2017, the date of his conviction, the period could extend to well beyond August, 2017.

India made a forceful submission as the ICJ began hearing the case of the 46year-old former Navy officer who was arrested on March 3 last year and sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of espionage and subversive activities. “Jadhav has not got the right to get proper legal assistance and the right to consular access. There is an immediate threat to him to be executed even before a decision is passed,” joint secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs Deepak.

Representing India, lead attorney Harish Salve said, “The execution of the death sentence cannot be done while this court is hearing the appeal. Else, it will be a violation of the Vienna Convention.” Pakistan, in its submission before ICJ, said India’s application on Jadhav, who was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of espionage and subversive activities last month, was “unnecessary and misconceived” and must be dismissed.

Correspondent

K O H I M A , M AY 1 5 (NPN): State government has cleared the creation of more than 100 posts of assistant professor in various subjects, but certain formalities are still under process.

Parliamentary secretary for higher education, Deo Nukhu, informed this during a press briefing in his office chamber at Civil Secretariat here Monday.

Admitting that most of the colleges in Nagaland did not have enough teachers, Nukhu said the department had submitted proposal for creation of posts of teachers in various subjects, but the state government on various occasions had turned down owing to fund constrains.

He said with the rationalization of teacher posts, government had agreed to create more than 100 posts of teachers, but various formalities were yet to be completed. On an appeal made by ENCSU for posting a permanent college principal at Yingli College, Longleng, the parliamentary secretary said the department had problem of posting of principles during

CNTC appeals to NIA State govt proposes DIMAPUR, MAY 15 (NPN): Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has made a fervent appeal to the National Investigating Agency (NIA) “to exercise restraint on those state government employees and officers of Nagaland presently arrested in the extortion case for allegedly providing substantial amounts from the government funds to some underground outfits.”

In a press note, CNTC media cell pointed out that it was difficult to provide security to every official at all times, since the government employees were “always under threat and extreme duress from various outfits”.

While admitting that the government of India had every right to act as per the law, CNTC on the other hand said the government “must also understand through its good wisdom that due to the inability of bringing some factions on a common table for talks to resolved the decades old Naga political imbroglio, some factions are adamant to impose taxes on the public and the govt. employees for which they are always at the receiving end.” It further reminded NIA that despite state police and security agencies trying to provide round the clock vigil, it was almost impossible to guard all and sundry.

In this regard, CNTC made an earnest plea that the government of India demonstrate its goodwill on its citizens, saying “the govt. officers arrested were all acting under immense pressure and coercion and so they should be shown some leniency for which they had no other alternative.”

to meet NSCN (I-M)

Correspondent

K O H I M A , M AY 1 5 (NPN): Minister Forest and Environment and Climate Change, Imkong L. Imchen disclosed that the state government has sought to hold a meeting with the NSCN (I-M) and was awaiting the response. He said this while interacting with media persons at his office chamber Monday afternoon.

Imchen recalled the meeting between the state government with NPGs at the Chumukedima Police complex on April 8 last where the latter had shared a uniformed opinion that all stakeholders be taken into confidence before finalizing any settlement. Imchen said according to his own opinion, the negotiating parties should have an open mind about soliciting the views of other NPGs including Naga

citizens. He said the elected government should also be consulted as it cannot be simply ignored or wished away.

While lauding PM Narendra Modi for the initiative, Imchen said Nagas should not let go of the opportunity for peaceful solution.

Imchen said it would be better if the outcome of the negotiation happened before the next election since elected members would not be willing to resign after winning theie seats in one of the most expensive elections in the country. He said much was also expected of the negotiating parties in exhibiting diplomacy and statesmanship in extending invitation to other NPGs to be part of the final agreement.

He also said Nagas should also approach the issue with an open mind in contributing towards the final agreement.

the last one and half year not only in Eastern Nagaland area owing to the court case between the PhD and non-PhD teachers. Nukhu, however, said the college principal at Longleng would be replaced soon.

On the warning issued

by ENCSU that “no college will be allowed to function without sufficient teachers from next semester”, the parliamentary secretary said it was not the duty of the students to impose such diktat.

He said union should not make such statements since the department was also trying its best.

Asserting that the department has special consideration for interior and backward districts, Nukhu said the department has proposed a model degree college -- a science college – at Wakching, under Mon district. He expressed hope that the college would start in next academic session.

Further, the parliamentary secretary informed that he would be visiting Punjab next week to look out for technical institutes and explore possibilities of sending Naga students to study more of technical and professional

studies.

On ENCSU’s accusation of non-appointment of driver for college bus in Kiphiri district, Nukhu said the department had already sanctioned for purchase of bus for Kiphiri but was not able to deliver the bus as there was no driver.

Nukhu said department initiated an emergency arrangement by proposing for appointment of driver and conductor on fixed pay on contingency basis, but was turned down.

He however said the department would work out on number of driver and bus requirements in various colleges, adding that more buses and drivers would be allotted soon. On technical seat allotment, Nukhu expressed optimism that unlike last year there would not be much problem on reservation and seat allotment.

Expressing displeasure over poor allotment of funds to the department, Nukhu said the centre has its policy to allot 5% of the state total budget to higher education department. However, during 2016-17, only 0.06% was allotted making it difficult to manage the department.

Eninum has been conserving different wild species specially Amur Falcons since 2010.

The project was sponsored

by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, government of India, in collaboration with Raptors MoU and Birdlife Hungary and State Forest Department, Govt. of Nagaland.

The consultation resolved to create continued awareness all over Longleng district to safeguard Amur Falcons. On May 14, the Yaongyimchen community observed a thanksgiving prayer for the safe return of

Hakhizhe

Intanki

“Longleng” which left its community bio-diversity conservation area in November 2016. The Consultation was also attended by SDPO Longleng Chuba briefed on the wildlife act and penalty against defaulters. Research scholar and Asso. Prof. of Fazl Ali College, Temjensangla, research scholar Ms. Rachel also spoke on the occasion.

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 5 (NPN): Reacting to the statement of parliamentary secretary for Higher & Technical Education, Deo Nukhu, published in a section of local media on May 15, 2017, the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) on Monday said it viewed the statement as “cheap and lame excuses” and did not expect such statement from a person holding an important post in the government.

In a press release, ENCSU chairman, Longre Chang, and joint secretary, Nokchem Angth, said the union strongly rejected “such blame game statement” and reaffirmed their memorandum submitted on April 5, 2017 and press release issued on May14, 2017.

Reminding that the colleges in Eastern Nagaland were not new, the union said the parliamentary secretary talking about creation of new posts now was nothing but trying to divert attention from the core issues.

ENCSU questioned the government and the department what were they doing without creating required number of posts for (Cont’d on p-8)

One shot dead Mopong circle villages in Dimapur clarify on Aboi distt demand Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAY 15 (NPN): One person was reportedly shot dead in broad daylight near Renault Showroom, Purana Bazaar area, here Monday afternoon.

According to ADCP & PRO Dimapur police, the deceased was identified as Vivito Zhimomi son of Thungsai Khiam of Hoishe village, Zunheboto. PRO said Vivito was shot on the head at point blank range from behind.

Police said the deceased was reportedly a member of some Naga Political Group, but it was yet to be verified as investigation was on.

The victim was reportedly seen with the assailant before the incident, PRO said. Soon after the shooting, PRO said the assailant was seen fleeing from the scene on foot.

The motive for the murder was yet to be ascertained including the identity of the killer, since the case was under investigation added PRO.

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 5 (NPN): Public of nine villages under Mopong circle have clarified that they were not signatories of the Aboi district demand committee.

In a press release, KU Mopong branch president, A Yangkon, and former president of KU Mopong branch, Wangba Konyak, said that there was not a single public meeting or council meeting held in those nine villages with regard to Aboi district demand. They affirmed that the use of any signatory from those nine villages for Aboi district demand would therefore remain invalid.

The signatories said that public of Tobu-Moka have already submitted two consecutive Tobu district demand memorandums dated August 14, 2006 and April 20, 2007 to the then chief minister Neiphiu Rio.

Phom community welcomes Amur Falcon ‘Longleng’; Forest deptt gives status report D I M A P U R , M AY 1 5 (NPN): A consultation framed around ‘Community Participation towards BioDiversity Initiatives’ with special reference to protection of Amur Falcons was held on May 15 at Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall with village level leaders represented from surrounding Longleng Town.

During the consultation, DC Longleng, Y. Denngan Avennoho Phom, gave reference to giving safe passage to Amur Falcons as lakhs of Amur Falcons pass through Longleng district on their way to Siberia.

DC expressed gratitude to the Yaongyimchen community under the leadership of Y. Nuklu Phom, executive secretary of Phom Baptist Christian Association, who helped in satellite tagging “Longleng” and “Phom” and for placing the Longleng district on the global map.

Yaongyimchen community

ENCSU reacts to Deo Nukhu

Longleng

has given out a report on the ‘status of movement of satellite tagged Amur Falcons namely Naga, Pangti, Wokha and the newly tagged Amur falcons-- Longleng/ Phom, Enium, Hakhizhe and Intanki.

N a g a , Pa n g t i a n d Wokha were released in November, 2013 by the Forest department in collaboration with the Wildlife Institute of Dehradun and HunReport on satellite India, garian Scientists. tagged Amur Falcons On the other hand the M e a n w h i l e, S t aya five satellite tagged Amur Prakash Tripathi, Chief Falcons-- namely Longleng, Wildlife Warden, Nagaland Phom, Enium, Hakhizhe

Phom and Intanki were released from Yongyimchen roosting site (Longleng district) on October 29, 2016, Pangti roosting site (Wokha district) on November 11, 2016, Intanki National Park roosting site (Peren district) on November 4, 2016, Hakhizhe roosting site (Dimapur district) on November 10, 2016 respectively by the state Forest department in collaboration with the Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun and Hungarian Scientist under the Project Titled “Understanding the Amur Falcon (Falco amurensis), their

stop over sites in Nagaland and their migratory routes for better Conservation Planning” implemented by the Wildlife Institute of India and sponsored and by Ministry of Environment Forests & Climate Change, Government of India, New Delhi.

Longleng remained at the roosting site in Nagaland and departed on its migration on November 24, 2016 and arrived South Africa on December 23. Interestingly, the falcon continued to fly to South India and was last located 75 km east of Bangalore. This was for the first time that an Amur falcon was tracked flying to Southern India on its return migration since satellite tracking of the falcons was taken up in November 2013.

Dr. Suresh Kumar, senior scientist of Wildlife Institute of India informed that the bird reached Mizoram on May 13, 2017.

They said the signature of Wangba Konyak, then president of KU Mopong branch, in Aboi district demand memorandum was also withdrawn by him and the public in 2009 as the demand was done without consultation with Mopong circle public. They said the demand was also in “utter violation” of the Tobu district demand memorandum submitted in 2006 and 2007.

The signatories said Tobu district demand by Tobu-Moka public was “validated” and remained mandated by series of public meetings held at Tobu, Mopong and Angjanyang since 2006. Theysaid that the Tobu district demand was not “an ambitious demand with ulterior motives against any community or society” but was based on the genuine needs of the 80,000 public of Tobu-Moka.

Global cyber attack: India stays on high alert

NEW DELHI, MAY 15 (PTI): Indian computer systems largely escaped a global ransomware attack as the government and companies installed security patches to gain an upper hand against the first wave of an unrivalled global cyber attack.

Over two lakh computers in at least 150 countries are said to have been infected, according to Europol, the European Union’s law enforcement agency. Also, guidelines were issued to enable large IT networks to tackle the threat.

“There is no major impact in India unlike other countries. We are keeping a close watch. As per the information received so far, there have been isolated incidents in limited areas in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh,” I&T Minister Ravi Shankar (Cont’d on p-8) Prasad told reporters here.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, may 16, 2017

District Planning & Development Board meetings held across state

(1) DC Mon Felicitating the new DPDB chairman Eshak Konyak Parl. Secy. for Art & Culture. (2) Lithrongla Tonpi and convenor core committee chairing the meeting at DPDB hall, Kohima. (DIPR). (3) DPDB chairman and parliamentary secy Higher and Technical Edu. Deo Nukhu addressing the meeting at DPDB conference hall. (DIPR). (4) DC Sushil Kumar along with HSLC toppers at ADC planning conference hall. (DIPR) Correspondent

MON, MAY 15 (NPN): District Planning & Development Board meeting was held under the new chairmanship of parliamentary secretary of Art & Culture, Eshak Konyak on May 15 at DC’s conference hall.

Deputy commissioner, Mon W. Honje Konyak while welcoming the members present, introduced the new DPDB chairman and expressed his concern to felicitate the good performing schools and students in HSLC examination.

He urged the chairman to reserve provision of fund to felicitate good performing schools and students of the district. Poor performance of government schools in the district was also discussed at length. In this regard the DC suggested reviewing and completing the ongoing detailed survey conducted by the administration on government primary schools in the district to identify and

understand the root cause of poor result in the HSLC Examination.

Addressing the members Eshak Konyak called upon the HoDs of the district to adopt ways and means to control their subordinate officers and employees and ensure that they were present in their respective posting place and cater to the needs of the people. He lamented that many government employees were found to be absent from their posting place for months and enjoying their salary paid through the bank. If we continue with such attitude and corruption then our state will have no future, he added.

He further appealed to the DPDB members not to take advantage of their subordinate officers by sending them to represent on their behalf during important meetings like DPDB where important business takes place.

The new chairman

also expressed his concern for starting of academic session in Polytechnic College, Aboi and functioning of 11th NAP (IR) Headquarters at Aboi. He appraised the house that all necessary constructions and infrastructure development have been completed for the college and appealed to the members to forward the matter to the concern department for necessary action. While accepting the genuineness of the college and NAP (IR) HQ, the board recommended to the concerned department.

EE PWD (R&B) informed the members on the status and progress of Mon Namtola road and other roads under Tizit subdivision. The DIO, NIC, Mon Mr. Ravi presented Powerpoints on “Digital India” while the department of Food & Civil Supplies also presented their activities.

Vote of thanks was delivered by the ADC, Mon. Ko h i m a : D i s t r i c t

Planning and Development Board meeting for the month was held on May 15 at DPDB hall Kohima.

According to DIPR report, reviewing the last meeting minutes on departmental profile, the ADC (Hqs), convener Core Committee, DPDB Kohima, Lithrongla Tongpi reminded the members to submit their departmental profile to ADC (Planning) which would be incorporated in the LADP booklet 2017. Regarding the installation of electric post at Gasie, she informed that DPDB Kohima has forwarded the letter to EE power for further government approval.

On village adoption program, she informed that in view of transfers and posting of many officers, there would be a changes in committee members and further stated that ARCS Co-operative would be the convener of 14th Southern Angami-I. Prin-

cipal, Kohima College, Dr Watijungshi presented departmental activities.

Phek: Monthly DPDB meeting in Phek was held at the DPDB conference hall on May 10, chaired

by DPDB chairman and parliamentary secretary of Higher & Technical Education, Deo Nukhu.

According to DIPR report, Nukhu exhorted the members to be punctual and regular at the meeting. Minister PHED Chotisuh Sazo, who was also present in the meeting, requested all the heads of the offices to actively implement the activities of the government.

The following agenda were discussed and recommended to the government for necessary action: Registration of Sutsu Women Welfare Society (SWWS) at Sutsu village under Meluri Sub- Division; Registration of Sutsu Dahi Bevekro Society at Phusachodu village; Grant in aid to Christian Model School,

Dzulha and Bio matric attendance at Govt. High School, Chetheba.

Annual report on the functioning of DPDB Phek 2016-2017 was highlighted by the district planning officer. Food & Civil Supply and Asst. Election Officer highlighted their departmental activities.

PWD Housing & PWD Mechanical would present departmental activities in the next DPDB meeting.

Mokokchung: In Mokokchung meeting was held on May 9 at the conference hall of ADC (Planning) with deputy commissioner & vice chairman DPDB Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar Patel as the chairman.

Officers Club of Mokokchung felicitated two HSLC toppers from Mokokchung district Nokinsangla T. Imchen, 14th position from Edith Douglas Higher Secondary School and Okten Jamir, 20th position from Queen Mary Higher Secondary

Excise Kohima seizes 100 kg ganja NSCN (I-M) cautions 32 AR

Excise personnel along with the seized vehicle and item.

DIMAPUR: Excise Kohima personnel manning Peducha Check Gate on May 13 has seized 110 kgs of contraband ganja worth around Rs. 1.3 lakh from a Maruti Van (NL 01P 0800).

According to superintendent of excise Kohima,

Vikikhe Aomi, the excise personnel manning the check gate halted the vehicle which was heading towards Dimapur in an Army convoy. However, the driver did not stop and the personnel chased the vehicle and intercepted it near Phephima.

The superintendent informed that the driver of the vehicle fled from the scene and on checking the vehicle the excise personnel found the ganja concealed in the vehicle. The seized vehicle and the contraband has been kept in Excise Kohima custody, added Aomi.

DIMAPUR: The NSCN/ GPRN has expressed deep resentment over what it termed as “the surprised and unauthorized raids carried out upon the officials of GPRN” on May 13 reportedly by troops of 32 Assam Rifles, saying the “unrelenting and unwarranted raids by notorious” AR against GPRN members was becoming “unbearable and intolerable”.

In a condemnation note, MIP NSCN/GPRN stated that contrary to mutually agreed CFGR, the 32 AR raided the residence of Toivi Aye, Steering Committee Member, NSCN at the wee hours of May 13, 2017 at Purana Bazaar ‘B’, Dimapur, and yet in another incident the AR also raided the residence of Tia, joint secretary, NSCN/ GPRN on the same day at Notun Basti, Dimapur.

While the relationship between National workers and Security Forces is at its lowest ebb, such series of violations of Cease Fire Ground Rules by the Assam Rifles may result into more serious devastations and even

hamper the current hard earned peace process, MIP said in its condemnation.

MIP further accused the AR, “Friends of the Hills people” , of arrogantly terrorizing the children and innocent families thereby displaying themselves as the “Foes of the Hill people.

It therefore demanded the AR to “immediately stop such illegal raids, end harassment meted out to the peaceful Nagas, cease instilling fear psychosis and bring to an end of inhumane treatment towards Nagas”.

NSCN/GPRN also urged the authorities to release the leaders immediately as they are innocent so as to avoid further misunderstandings.

Warning that henceforth NSCN/GPRN will no more remain a silent spectator, MIP questioned the AR whether such raids were executed under the knowledge and consent of Ministry of Home Affairs, authorities or not?

The 32 AR will shoulder all the responsibilities in the event of any eventuality, MIP warned.

School. The toppers were awarded citation and cash which was handed by the Sushil Kumar.

The house discussed on the issue of those pensioners in the district who could not present themselves for verification as well as draw money due to old age and ailment.

DC also asked the chief manager SBI Mokokchung to submit list of officials from which a manager would be appointed to verify such cases once in a year so that those pensioners who could not come to the office for verification could continue to withdraw their pension.

Agenda on registration of societies were discussed and two societies Anava Welfare Society, Kitchutip Ward, Mokokchung and Mokokchung Lotha Hoho were forwarded for registration. A power point was also presented by PO-Operation office DIO Mokokchung.

Kiphire: In Kiphire the meeting was held on

May 5 at DC conference hall, Kiphire, under the chairmanship of the DC and vice chairman, Sedevikho Khro.

According to DIPR report, the board reviewed the last meeting minutes and also discussed the recommendation submitted by the SDEO for opening of Government Primary School (GPS) at Kiuro and Ami Kiuro villages. Recommending the opening of the same, the board also reminded the Government on opening of GPS in the newly recognised villages under Pungro sub-division. Proposal for repair and widening of the 3 km Maihpok village road was discussed and decided to find avenues for the same within 2017-18.

The approval of the board for registration with the government sought by the Citizen Welfare Society, Kiphire was discussed by the Board and decided to recommend to the government for registration.

news in brief DDGWTU annual picnic-cum-general meet: Dimapur District Garage Welfare Trade Union (DDGWTU) would hold its annual picnic-cum-general meeting on May 17, at Kukidolong. All registered members have been requested to attend the programme. Members have been informed to reach DDGWTU office by 7 a.m.

DUCCF & GB Union coordination meet: Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen Federation (DUCCF) and GB Union Dimapur (Sadar) first joint coordination meeting on Clean Election would be held on May 19, 10 a.m at Lotha Hoho Ki. All the GBs, chairmen and council secretaries have been requested to attend positively. DC Dimapur would grace the occasion.

EVC general meeting: The Ehunnu Village Council (EVC) has convened its general meeting on May 20, 10 a.m at Village Panchayat Hall Ehunnu village.

All the concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting.

LSU informs: Lakhuti Students Union (LSU) has informed its successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 to attend the felicitation programme to be held at Lakhuti Baptist Church on May 23 at 1 p.m. All the successful candidates have been requested to attend the same.

Directorate of higher education informs on NSEE 2017: Director of Higher Education has informed all the candidates who had appeared NSEE - 2017 and not yet submitted their HSSLC mark sheet to submit the same to the office of the Directorate Higher Education on or before May 23, failing which their candidature for selection would not be considered.

DEO Phek informs candidates on YOCW 2017: District Employment Officer & Member Secretary (District Level Selection Committee) Gideon L. Sumi has informed all indigenous candidates under Phek district that the “Year of Construction Workers-YOCW 2017” selection and training dates for Phek district has been scheduled to May 15, for interview and training on June 16 to 17 respectively. All intending candidates have been informed to obtain the application forms and all related information from the office of DEO, Phek, Nagaland on all working days during office hours.

DMHSS felicitation programme held Businessman Pannalal Sethi passes away

The distinction holders along with school governing board members and pastors.

DIMAPUR: Governing Board of Dimapur Mission Higher Secondary School (DMHSS) organized a felicitation programme for the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017 on May 15 in DABA, Town Fellowship.

School Gover ning Board, chairman, K. Temjen Jamir exhorting the students, stated that K

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the achievement of the students was just the beginning. Adding that for those who worked hard would receive better rewards later, called upon the students not to remain complacent.

He reminded the students that the purpose of one’s life was not just to relax but of duties to be fulfilled. As long as we live in this world, one has to

face many hurdles which needed to be overcomed, he added.

Further he congratulated the successful students and teaching faculty for bringing laurels to the institution and added that success was a combination of team work.

DABA, pastor, Rev. Dr. N Tzudir delivered the dedicatory prayer while

Mantok Konyak spoke on behalf of the award recipients.

Nineteen distinction holders and subject teachers were awarded with cash award by the School governing body.

It may be mentioned that the school secured 100% pass percentage in the HSLC exam for the 5th consecutive year.

DIMAPUR: Renowned businessman and philanthropist, Pannalal Sethi passed passed away on May 14 at Varanasi. He has left behind his wife Shrimati Devi, two sons and one daughter.

Born of May 19, 1948, Sethi is the eldest son of late Kannayalal Sethi, first Gaonbura of Dimapur and eldest brother Dr. B.K. Sethi.

According to family members, late Pannalal Sethi was on a religious ritual at Varanasi.

A renowned member among the Jain community, late Pannala Sethi was also a Founder Trustee of Merchant Chamber of Commerce Dimapur, founder Trustee of Shri Bharatvarshiya Digamber Jain Mahasabha and founder of Shri Digamber Jain Chandra Prabh Navgraha Temple, Khatkhati and was involved in various other social and religious institutions.

He was also the State Treasurer for Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee for 12 consecutive years till 2010.

Members of the Jain community said they have “lost a precious Jewel and a powerful dynamic personality whose void cannot easily be filled for many many years to come.”

The funeral service will be held at K.L. Sethi cottage, Old Daily

Pannalal Sethi market Dimapur on May 16 from 2 p.m.

SI Jamir, NPCC condole

Advisor Urban Development, S.I. Jamir has expressed deep shock over the demise of a prominent businessman of Dimapur, Pannalal Sethi.

In a condolence message, Jamir recalled that late Sethi, besides being a philanthropist, was a towering figure among the business community of Dimapur and also the Jain community.

“His demise is not only a great loss to the Jain community but for the business community as well,” Jamir added.

Jamir conveyed deep condolences to the bereaved family members and

prayed that Alight God grant solace to the departed soul.

NPCC: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) led by its president, K. Therie has expressed deep pained over the demise of Pannalal Sethi, former NPCC treasurer and father of Rajesh Kumar Sethi, secretary, NPCC. In his message, Therie said late Pannala was a staunch Congressman till his last breath, who stood by the party’s principles and ideology and never wavered.

Being the treasurer of the party for 12 years till 2010, NPCC said late Sethi, irrespective of the prevailing situations, made immense contributions to uplift the party.

He was also a tall businessman and a well-known figure of Dimapur and his valuable contributions to society will be remembered by generations to come, NPCC added.

Therie said his passing away was an irreparable loss not only for his family members and society in general, but also for the Congress Party.

The party rank and file has expressed deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that Almighty God comfort and console the bereaved at this time of grief and also prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.

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ASTD condemns bomb blast DIMAPUR: Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur (ASTD) has vehemently condemned the bomb blast at the Dimapur Gas Agency office, Midland Dimapur on May 13, observing that it was painful that “Nagas had adopted the gun and bomb culture while manning the affairs of the modern welfare state”.

In a condemnation note, ASTD president, Supu Jamir and general secretary, C. Onen Walling, while condemning the cowardly and notorious act, urged upon the administration and law enforcement to immediately arrest the culprit(s) “when the iron is still hot” so that the undesired shape would be hammered out in a desired shape.

ASTD also appealed the perpetrators to come out and have dialogue with the proprietor if there was any misunderstanding between them.

Nagaland has hardly 19,78,502 population, but have surpassed many states in terms of notoriety which is not admirable, the note stated.

Therefore, ASTD appealed all section of the society to shun violence and resort to peaceful means.

It further cautioned that ASTD would under no circumstances neither allow nor tolerate any individual or group for threatening its citizens through guns and bombs.

Dr. Neiphrezo (4th from R) along with Zebulun (4th from L) and others after felicitation programme. (NP) Correspondent KO H I M A , M AY 1 5 (NPN): MLA, Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu urged the students to go for career oriented studies instead of degree oriented only, while addressing the gathering as the chief guest during felicitation of the 9th HSLC examination topper 2017 amongst government high schools of Kohima district, organized by Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) at DPDB conference hall Kohima on Monday.

Appreciating the programme organizer, Dr. Keditsu said such programmes would encourage the students studying in government school to do better.

Stating the importance of

education, Dr. Keditsu said education was the key and backbone of society which everyone should give due attention. He expressed his wish that the programme would be better and more encouraging had the students got in the top list and asked them to work harder in days to come.

Headmaster Rüzhükhrie GHSS Kepelhuotuo Chüsi in his address said the programme was very importance as it greatly encouraged the students and expressed his appreciation to the organizers. He informed that 7 students of GHSS had been felicitated

by Kohima DPDB and most of them were doing well in their studies. He encouraged the government school teachers to do more

for better result in the days to come.

Angami Gazetted Officer Krotho (AGOK) president Dr. Kedozotuo Pienyü, Zebulun Pamai the student who scored highest in HSLC 2017 and father of the student Pingmakboo Pamai also spoke in the programme. Zebulun Pamai got the highest aggregate marks (78.83%) from Rüzhükhrie GHSS Kohima amongst the government school of Kohima district.

Chief guest gave away certificate and Rs. 10,000 to Zebulun Pamai.

The programme was led by Lithrongla Tongpi ADC (Hq) and convener core committee DPDB while vote of thanks was proposed by Ketoho Luho ADC planning.

D I M A P U R , M ay 1 5 (NPN): Under Swachh Bharat mission, ministry of Urban Development, government of India, District Municipal Council (DMC) Dimapur has received 12 medium sized tipper trucks, two JCB, one excavator, one road roller and 250 dustbins which was launched Monday, at DMC office Dimapur by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome.

DC in his address lauded the DMC and its labourers, acknowledging their contribution in keeping the city clean.

He impressed upon the DMC for judicious usage of the machineries.

Yhome also appealed the public to inculcate civic sense, saying public participation and cooperation was crucial for maintaining a clean and hygienic environment.

In his message, DC underscored the need to create awareness on segregation of biodegradable and nondegradable waste.

DMC, administrator H. Atokhe Aye while welcoming the DC appreciated the cooperation and support he had rendered towards the council.

He was hopeful that with the arrival of the new machineries, the problems related to sanitation and drainage would be eased and better service would be delivered to the public.

DC, Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome along with DMC administrator and officials. (NP) He asked the workers under DMC to work hard and put extra effort.

DMC plan to send one vehicle each to two wards starting from the second week of next month and two dustbins would be installed in institutions and centrally located area in order to sort the problem of waste.

Aye informed that ward committee comprising GBs and chairmen under DMC meeting would be held on May 26.

On the occasion of World Environment Day,

June 5, DMC would organize a programme at its office. To mark the occasion DMC would be distributing free dustbins to every household under DMC- under Swachh Bharat mission.

In this regard, all colony authorities have been reminded to submit the

house-list of the colony on or before May 20.

Aye further appealed for public participation and cooperation in developing the city.

Later, vote of thanks was delivered by DMC, executive engineer Badal Badra.

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Programme held on children & youth as peace builders DIMAPUR: Chi United Children’ Club in collaboration with World Vision India, Mon Area Development Program organized “empowering children and

youth as peace builders” ECaP programme for two days in Chi, wherein 99 children & youths from Chi & Leangha village actively participated.

Two-day ECap program topics were “understanding conflict, culture of peace and peace building, human right and advocacy, child rights, organizing

peace building activities, peace skill, knowledge & attitude” with Y Nockyam Wangnao community development facilitator as resource person.

NPF Kma division clarifies on membership issue

DIMAPUR: NPF Kohima division has clarifiesd that those who have not renewed their primary and active membership during 2015 stands invalid. A press note

by NPF Kohima division president, Gonei-u Sirie stated that no person, unless in party membership register, had no right to claim as office bearers or bonafide NPF members.

In this regard, it stated that there was no reason for accepting any individual or group resigning from the party. NPF Kohima Division appealed all party workers to keep in touch and beware of false propaganda.

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tember last year.”

“The Centre said it will implement confidencebuilding measures and start a political dialogue with all stakeholders, did nothing in the last six months, leading to the situation turning from bad to worse,” the CPI-M leader said.

Yechury said cow vigilantes, anti-Romeo squads and others indulging in moral policing in Uttar Pradesh were members of private armies raised by the BJP and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

“These private armies are taking laws in their hands. In the name of protecting laws, they are killing Dalits and members of the minority community. They are terrorising the people.

We demand an immediate ban on all these private armies.”

On the July presidential election, Yechury said the CPI-M wants a secular, democratic and neutral personality for the highest constitutional post in the country.

S I L C H A R , M ay 1 5 (Agencies): Bodies of two youth were found hanging from a tree with the same rope on Sunday in the Gumra area of Katigorah block of Cachar district.

An official of Gumra police investigation centre said the incident took place at Gobindokopa, an out garden of Craig Park Tea Estate when two youths identified as Sajan Das (24) and Sabita Das (19) were found hanging on a tree. Sources said tea workers first spotted the bodies on early Sunday. As news spread, locals gathered at the spot. They informed police, who sent the bodies to Silchar Medical College Hospital for autopsy.

Locals said Sajan and Sabita had love affairs. Their fathers Gopendra and Harendra Das, respectively, said the duo was missing since Saturday evening. As Sajan was unemployed, Sabita’s family was not ready to get them married. This led to the tragedy, they said.

BJP’s Bhabananda files nomination papers Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 15: BJP state unit president K Bhabananda Monday filed his nomination papers for Rajya Sabha by-poll from Manipur.

The by-poll to Rajya Sabha seat on May 25 will see a straight contest between the BJP and Congress as only two candidates filed their nomination papers till the last hour of allowing filing nomination.

E Dwijamani of Congress had already filed his nomination papers earlier.

BJP’s Bhabananda filed his nomination papers for the by-poll today to the secretary of the Manipur Legislative Assembly secretariat Ramani Devi, who is the returning officer (RO) of the by-poll.

Chief minister N Biren Singh, who accompanied Bhabananda, was among the proposers of the BJP nominee.

In the 60-seat Manipur Assembly, the electorates for the lone Rajya Sabha seat, BJP has 29 MLAs

IMPHAL, May 15: Large number of people Monday turned up at the chief minister secretariat in Imphal and shared their plights with N Biren Singh in the first session of “MeeyamgiNumit (People’s Day).

Braving the bad weather, people converged at the gate since early morning to get inside the chief minister’s bungalow.

Interestingly, government employees outnumbered the common people to lodge their complaints to the chief minister. Employees in separate groups submitted memoranda to the chief minister while drawing his attention to address the grievances being faced by them while discharging their duty as government servant.

Among the groups, some brought up their long pending demand for service regularization while others drew the attention of the chief minister on early disbursement of their pending salaries for months.

Though few people came up to seek their per-

sonal plights, most of them, particularly leaders of voluntary organizations, local youth clubs complained about poor access to basic amenities like drinking water, road connectivity and sanitation in their respective locality or village.

A group of people with differently able aired the grievances being faced by them right from obtaining disability certificate to availing the benefits of various schemes for them sponsored by both Centre and state governments.

Elderly people lodged their complaints of nonreceipt of their pension amounts under Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme and pension to the former members of Autonomous District Councils (ADCs) in hill districts etc.

Singh attended to about 350 complaints personally and met nearly 1000 people during his meeting from 10 am till 5.30 pm.

Top bureaucrats of the state and district administration assisted the chief minister during the session.

Talking to reporters

on the sideline of the session, chief minister N Biren Singh said that the session (Meeyamgi Numit) will able to bring the common people closer to his government.

His government had decided to organize this kind of session on the 15th day of every month in order to identify the wishes and aspirations of the common people who are at the grassroots level, he said.

Another objective of holding such session of interacting with the public was to help maintain transparency and make people understand about the activities being done by the new government, he added.

Such session would help the government to study and decide what to be done for the welfare of the people, he observed.

The chief minister informed that he would be forwarding the written representations, submitted by the people, to the pertinent ministers and officials after writing side-notes on it for necessary action.

for financial inclusion: Khandu

Itanagar, May 15 (IANS): Arunachal Pradesh C h i e f M i n i s t e r Pe m a Khandu on Monday wrote to Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel to set up its office here in this frontier state in order to have close regulatory oversight of Public and Private Sector Banks to meet the goal of financial inclusion.

“Arunachal Pradesh is a strategically important state and the geographical remoteness of the place is further aggravated by the fact that in several parts of

the state, there is poor road and telecom connectivity,” Khandu stated in his letter.

“The rural habitations with sparse population make banking extremely difficult.

I would like to underscore that there are only 182 bank branches in the state and only 223 ATMs in the whole state,” he added.

Khandu said that a RBI office at the state capital would go a long way in strengthening the financial institutions and also streamlining other financial transactions in the State.

DIMAPUR LEMTUR LONGPOK SEMCHIR KIDONG TELONGJEM

Your loved ones

DIMAPUR MANGMETONGTSÜR TELONGJEM The Dimapur Mangmetongtsür Telongjem extends its heartiest congratulations to Miss. Limatula Imchen, D/o. Late Mr. Er. Wati Imchen and Mrs. Tiarenla Changkiri for securing top 12th position in the recently declared HSLC Exam 2017.

As you move on towards you goal, may God continue to bless you.

Tiala Imchen Lanula Imchen Gen. Secy.

President

FELICITATION

FELICITATION

Samuel Lemtur President, DLLSKT

T. Lanu Lemtur Gen. Secy., DLLSKT

DECLARATION Change of Name & Surname Regd. No. 754/17 Dt. 15/05/2017 I, Shri. Yanrenthung Ezung, son of Shri. Zanchithung Ezung, permanent resident of Yimkha Village, District Wokha, and Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from the Lotha Naga Tribe.

2. That in my service records and in Birth Certificate my name has been entered and recorded as K. Pithungo.

3. That for and on behalf of myself I hereby renounce/ remit/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name K. Pithungo and use my new name/ surname Yanrenthung Ezung as my official name and surname in place and in substitution of my former name.

4. That whether my name has been entered and recorded as K. Pithungo and Yanrenthung Ezung it refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it indistinguishable and synonymous.

5. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any ratification/ clarification if any complication that may arise with regard to change of my name as Yanrenthung Ezung and henceforth I shall at all times hereafter in all record, deed and in writing and in all proceeding, dealing and transactions private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign my name of Yanrenthung Ezung.

6. That I expressly authorize and request all persons at all times hereafter to designate and address me, by such assumed name and surname of Yanrenthung Ezung accordingly.

7. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority and herein it shall be used for all my official records, future references and future correspondence.

That the above statements made in Para 1-7 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 15th May, 2017 at Kohima.

Deponent Solemnly worn before me by the deponent above named on this the 15th May 2017.

Magistrate/Notary Public.

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FELICITATION With immense pride and honour, the P.S.U would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to all the students from Philimi Village who successfully cleared HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017.

The Union pray and wish you all a bright future ahead.

(AKAI SHOHE) Education Secy., P.S.U

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In pursuance to the resolution adopted in the Lengrijan public meeting held on 13.05.2017, the Lengrijan Village Council has issued a strict directive and orders for implementing the following agendas.

1. The Lengrijan Village Council shall check and undertake the maintenance of proper drainage systems within its jurisdiction.

2. That Lengrijan Village Council shall undertake the widening of narrow and congested approached roads in every sectors. The land owners are requested to co-operate with the LVC. 3. That Lengrijan Village Council directed to the land owners to transfer their name from the e-roll of their respective native village/town on or before 31st Dec. 2017 (to Lengrijan Village, Dimapur). Failure to comply with the said notice, the Lengrijan Village Council shall not issue P.R.C or N.O.C to the defaulters.

Alitemsu Jamir Secretary Lengrijan Village Council

The sweetest greeting to the most adorable child on the planet! May your special day be filled with the moment of endless joy and fun!

Dimapur Lemtur Longpok Semchir Kidong Telongjem extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms. T. Sentolila Lemtur, daughter of Shri. T. Wati Lemtur for securing Top 13th Rank in the HSLC examination 2017.

The DLLSKT further wishes her success in future endeavour.

B.P.O Akuhaito, Dist. Zunheboto

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Dearest Sentile On your special day, I wish you good luck. I hope this wonderful day will fill up your heart with joy and blessings.

Have a fantastic birthday, celebrate the happiness on every day of your life.

Happy Birthday!!

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N. Meren Imchen Chairman Lengrijan Village Council

BJP’s N Brien led government in the state.

Even though, they are the coalition partners, the parties were yet to declare their support to the BJP nominee even though sources said that BJP’s Bhabananda will be the common candidate of the coalition government.

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The PUGHOBOTO TOWN BAPTIST CHURCH is immensely indebted to Shri. Khriehu Liezetsu, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary for Music Task Force and State Lottery Government of Nagaland, for donating a grand Piano on 9th May 2017. We are confident that our youngsters will use this valuable asset for the glory of the Lord. Our cherished dream being fulfilled by you shall be remembered in the hearts of each and everyone. In return we pray that our Almighty God will bless and enrich our Parliamentary Secretary and his family abundantly.

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including eight sitting Congress legislators who recently defected to the BJP and lone AITC member who merged with the BJP while the Congress has 22 members.

NPP and NPF having four members each, one LJP and an independent are coalition partners of the

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The NPF Phek Division warmly welcome Shri Povotso Lohe, (Former President, General Secy, State NCP & Former Joint Convenor Legal Cell National NCP) to NPF Party. It is worth mentioning that Shri Povotso Lohe’s entry to NPF along with his supporters will surely boost the Regional Party in general as he is a well experienced politician with qualified law background and served various capacities in the state and national levels. Shri Povotso Lohe had contested in general elections under 18th Chozuba Constituency and lost with low margin in 1993 against Ex-Chief Minister, Late Shri Vamuzo and again in 2003 under NCP ticket but lost. The NPF Phek Division once again appreciated his right decision to join the Regional NPF Party and concur to work joined hands as NPF is the party to safeguard the Naga right for self determination and need all likeminded Nagas to strengthen it as ours is Naga People’s Movement in existing. We wish him all the best in all his future endeavour.

With best regards; Mr. WEPE MEKRISUH Mr. CHIVOTSO NIENU General Secretary President NPF Phek Division NPF Phek Division

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Jaipur, May 15 (PTI): Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling was today conferred with the first Bhairon Singh S h e k h awa t L i f e t i m e Achievement Honour in Public Service by President Pranab Mukherjee here.

The award was conferred during the first Bhairon Singh Shekhawat memorial lecture delivered by the President.

Receiving the award, Chamling expressed his gratitude towards the people of Rajasthan and said the main aim of public service is to bring change in the life of people and improve their living conditions.

Chamling, who was first elected to power in 1994 and has continued to be chief minister for 22 years, lauded former vice-president Shekhawat as a visionary leader who cared for his people. Shekhawat was the vice-president between 2002 and 2007. Mukherjee lauded Chamling’s contribution to Sikkim and said it is emerging as a role model for other states.

Known as the ‘Land of Flowers’ with a population of around six lakhs, Sikkim is gaining popularity as a fully organic state in India.

It contributes around 80,000 million tonnes of organic produce out of total 1.24 million tonnes produced in India.

tor is expected to lose one lakh jobs this year.

“On the industrial front, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced ‘Make in India’, ‘Startup India’, ‘Digital India’ and many more things. But no significant investment has been made in the last three years,” Yechury said.

“What celebration they (BJP) want to hold on May 26 (on the completion of three years of the Modi government)? This must be a celebration of failure and betrayal.”

Yechury also accused the government of antifarmer steps. “The govern-

ment promised to increase the minimum support price of crops but that was not done.”

The Left leader said that according to government figures, 12,000 to 16,000 farmers committed suicide every year since 2014. He visited the Tripura capital on Monday while on way to address a public rally at Belonia in southern Tripura.

The National Democratic Alliance government will hold a programme in Guwahati in Assam on May 26 to mark its three years in office at the Centre.

Yechury also flayed the Centre on the Jammu and Kashmir issue, saying “its Kashmir policy has proved to be an “utter failure”.

Yechury accused the government of betraying Parliament, the country and its people by not fulfilling its own assurance.

“The BJP-led government backtracked on its promise held out to an allparty delegation that visited the violence-hit state in Sep-

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Agartala, May 15 (IANS): The BJP has betrayed the people during its three years in power at the Centre and totally failed to fulfil its electoral promises, CPI-M General Secretary Sitaram Yechury said here on Monday.

The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) leader also wondered what all the celebrations planned by the BJP-led central government on completion of its three years in power were about, and added that it was rather a “celebration of failure and betrayal”.

“They (BJP) have failed to fulfil every single promise they made to the people before the 2014 general elections,” he told the media here. The CPI-M leader said the Bharatiya Janata Party had promised to generate two crore new jobs every year. “No new jobs have, however, been provided; (on the other hand) thousands of people are losing their existing jobs,” he said.

He said the country’s information technology sec-

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Vector-borne diseases rise in the national capital

Six killed in lightning, rain in Karnataka be identified. Gusty winds and heavy rains damaged several houses in Bagalkot, Ballari, Gadag, Koppal and Vijayapura districts in the state’s northern region.

Five passengers escaped unhurt when a staterun bus in which they were travelling through Gadag district was submerged in an overflowing brook.

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Bengaluru, May 15 (IANS): Six persons, including two women and two children, died in lightning strikes during thunderstorm and heavy rain at five places across Karnataka, said an official on Monday.

“Deaths due to lightning occurred at Bagalkot, Ballari, Bhatkal, Gadag and Vijayapura in the state’s northern and coastal areas since Sunday night,” Karnataka State Disaster Management Centre officer Somasekhar told reporters here. The victims of lightning were identified as Bibi Sufia, 22, from Bhatkal, Fakeeravva, 50, from Gadag and Basappa Nayakodi, 45, from Vijayapura.

“Two children -- Shiva, 12, and Deepa Kadimani, 8 -- died when boulders fell on their houses in Ballari and Bagalkot districts, respectively, after heavy rains,” said Somasekhar.

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Ravi Shankar Prasad update which addressed the vulnerability in the 16-yearold Windows XP operating system that the hackers behind the massive ransomware attack exploited and created havoc in 150 countries.

After infecting over two lakh computers in several

countries, the global virus attack continued for the third day on Monday, with more reports of hacking pouring in from India, China and Japan as offices re-opened after a tumultuous weekend.

The ransomware locks up the computer with the group which carried out the attack asking for $300 payment in bitcoins to send an unlock key.

The virus attacks the system after a person, whose computer has not been protected, opens up an unsuspecting mail, often from people known to him or her.

In Kerala, computers of two village panchayats were hit, with messages demanding $300 in virtual cur-

rency to unlock the files.

Officials who opened the computer at the Thariyode panchayat office in the hilly district of Wayanad found that four of their computers had been hacked.

Likewise, another village panchayat at Aruvapulam near Konni in Pathanamthitta district got a similar virus message when their computer was switched on.

IT experts were working on these systems.

In West Bengal’s West Midnapore district, at least eight computers of the staterun electricity distributor were affected. Experts were ascertaining whether it was the same malware virus behind the world’s biggest ransomware attack.

RSS using BJP to pursue ‘fascist’ agenda, says CPI Raigad/Mumbai, May 15 (IANS): The Communist Party of India (CPI) On Monday accused the RSS of using the Bharatiya Janata Party governments at the centre and states to pursue its “fascist” agenda.

Against this backdrop, the CPI also signaled a major shift in its policy by announcing plans to mobilise and unite “all secular, democratic and Leftist forces in the country” to combat the RSS-BJP. The CPI said that following the BJP victory in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, and capturing power “through manipulation” in Goa and Manipur, it is clear that the RSS is directly behind the “fascistic offensive” using the Modi Government and the BJP-led governments in different states.

UP is almost burning since the government of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took over without a single day free of attacks on Dalits, minori-

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Atulkumar Anjan ties and women, it said.

CPI National Council Secretary Atulkumar Anjan claimed that gangrapes and molestations are so rampant that women generally fear traveling in buses or trains even with their families in UP. “All the organisations of the RSS have been given a free hand to launch any type of offensive to hasten the caste and communal polarisation.

The administration and police either remain mute or extend help to RSS outfits in their offensive,” he said.

Anjan’s statement came after an intensive weekend two-day CPI National Executive Committee meeting held at Karjat in Raigad, followed by a daylong CPI Mumbai Executive Committee brainstorming meeting here on Monday.

By distracting peoples’ attention through such divisive agenda, the centre is pushing through the remaining agenda of disastrous course of economic liberalization, with prices soaring while healthcare and education going out of reach of the masses, he added.

“The CPI NE feels that all secular, democratic and left forces, not merely the political parties but mass organizations, have to come together to counter the intensified offensive of the Modi Government and RSS Parivar,” Anjan urged.

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This is to inform to all Owners/Employers and Employees of all Factories, Industries, Shops, Hotels, Restaurants, Newspaper Establishments, Educational Institutions, Medical Institutions, etc. falling under the jurisdiction of Dimapur Municipal Areas and having 10 and above employees, that the Employees' State Insurance Corporation has extended the "Scheme for Promoting Registration of Employers and Employees" (SPREE) till 30th June' 2017. Therefore, all concerned are informed to avail the one time opportunity of "REGISTRATION SPREE" without attracting any backlog payments/penalties during this period. Registration done after the given date will invite penalties as per the Employees' State Insurance Act, 1948.

As part of this special drive, officials of Labour Department and ESIC Dimapur Branch Office will visit the units/establishments coverable under ESI Scheme in phase-wise manner from 22nd May' 2017 onwards. Therefore, all concerned are informed to cooperate and avail the special registration scheme during this period.

(Er. L. Nungshiyanger Aier) Labour Commissioner Nagaland, Kohima Issued by : DIPR DC-1077

FREE ADMISSION COUNSELLING & CAREER GUIDANCE BE/BTECH (ALL BRANCHES), MBBS, BDS, BBA, MBA, BCA, MCA, NURSING, BSC (ALL BRANCHES), MASS COMM. DIPLOMA AND LATERAL ENTRY INTO ENGINEERING.

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Candidate for post of X-ray Technician Army clarifies on PUTUONUO NURSING HOME, KOHIMA officer in J&K using Computer literate human as shield Contact: 9819819709/9436886300 Srinagar/New Delhi, May 15 (IANS): The Indian Army on Monday denied that the court of inquiry (COI) had given a clean chit to an officer who had tied a local youth in front of a vehicle last month to avoid attack from stone-pelters.

In the wake of media reports saying that the COI had exonerated and even appreciated Major Nitin Gogoi for his action on April 9, Defence Ministry spokesman in Srinagar Col Rajesh Kalia said that proceedings were still on.

“The Court of Inquiry concerned with the incident wherein a civilian was tied to an Army jeep is still incomplete.

“Reports in some sections of the media of the army Major being given a clean chit are speculative,” he said.

An army spokesman in New Delhi said: “The court of inquiry has not given its report yet. It is inappropriate to speculate on the findings of the inquiry.”

New Delhi, May 15 (IANS): Trying to instil confidence among people, Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Monday said the ongoing cyber attack by ransomware virus ‘WannaCrypt’ had nearly zero impact in India.

“We are strengthening our cyber security. After talking to Microsoft, we had asked people to install patch system in March. This ongoing attack not only had minimum, but nearly zero per cent impact, in India.

We are strengthening our areas,” the minister told India TV in Hindi at its conclave “Samvaad”.

On March 14 this year, Microsoft released a security

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JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, CHUKITONG WOKHA DISTRICT, NAGALAND

NOTIFICATION

The 13th May 2017 Applications are invited from the students/parents/ guardians of Wokha District, Nagaland for admission to Class IX in JNV Chukitong, Wokha District, against vacant seats, which are available during the academic session 2017-18. The admission is through an All India Test to be conducted on Saturday, 24th June 2017 at 10.00hrs in JNV Chukitong, Wokha District, Nagaland. The medium of test is English/Hindi. Prospectus cum application form containing all information like eligibility, nature of selection test, prescribed time scheduled etc. can be had from our website: www.wokha.jnv.academy as well as DEO, Wokha and Office of the JNV Chukitong during office hour free of cost and last date of submission of form to the Office of the JNV Chukitong is 29th May 2017.

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ernment to discuss plans to eliminate vector-borne diseases in the national capital.

“Delhi will be made mosquito-free. We will have to get rid of mosquitoborne diseases. It will be made a people’s movement.

It is only possible with people’s participation,” Kejriwal had tweeted.

He had also written to Union Health Minister J P Nadda, requesting him to reserve 10 per cent of the beds in the central government-run hospitals for the treatment of dengue and chikungunya patients.

Lt Gover nor Anil Baijal on April 29 had directed Delhi governmentrun LNJP Hospital to keep beds ready for dengue and chikungunya patients in the event of an outbreak of the vector-borne diseases in the city.

Till January 14, only two chikungunya cases

Chandigarh, May 15 (IANS): Punjab cabinet Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu on Monday accused former Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and his family of having diverted state money to their family businesses.

The Akali Dal rejected the claim.

Accusing the Badal family of large-scale corruption, Sidhu said there was no accountability of money in the previous regime.

“Punjab state income became the business of the Badals (family). It was directly taken away somewhere else. The income of the state was converted into a family business,” Sidhu told media here.

Justifying his allegations, Sidhu said: “I had categorically given the names of the companies.

They had 50 buses (earlier). These became 650 (later).......In tenders that were allotted, there was massive sub-letting of it.

They gave it to their own relatives. One road tender was given three times.

First road was made, then tiles were laid on it and then bitumen was put on it.”

“Whatever money came for any purpose, Badal saab and his son diverted to their own account as per their whims,” the cricketer-turned-politician said. Sidhu’s allegations elicited an aggressive retort from the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD).

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Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said Delhi would be made mosquito-free.

were reported, while no dengue case had been diagnosed till then.

Chikungunya and dengue cases in the national capital had tapered off by December first week last year ending the vectorborne disease season in the city that witnessed its worst chikungunya outbreak in the last 10 years, but cases are still being registered, prompting authorities to go for early preparedness.

The municipal authorities had in early March called an all-hands workshop on the prevention and control of vector- borne diseases to finalise a comprehensive action plan for combating the menace in the coming season.

I n t h e wo r k s h o p, SDMC Commissioner P K Goel had asked officials to “identify the cases of dengue and chikungunya coming to Delhi from other states”.

The Lt Governor on March 23 had held a review meeting with the three municipal commissioners on preparations for combating vector-borne diseases in the city in the wake of cases of vector-borne diseases still being reported.

At least 15 fatalities were reported last year at various hospitals in the city due to complications triggered by chikungunya though the civic bodies have kept the death tally at zero.

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N EW DELHI , M ay 15(PTI) : At least 89 cases of chikungunya have been reported in Delhi this year, even as chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has directed authorities to make a comprehensive plan for combating vector-borne diseases.

Though the season of the vector-borne diseases had ended in December, the city continue to report such cases.

Thirty-six cases of dengue have also been reported till May 13, according to a municipal report released today.

As many as 4,431 cases of dengue were reported till the end of 2016, according to the report of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation which tabulates the data on behalf of all municipal corporations in the city.

Out of the 89 chikungunya cases, 19 were recorded last month, while 34 were diagnosed in March.

20 cases were detected in January and 13 in February. Three cases have been registered this month.

Six cases of dengue were reported in January, four in February, 11 in March and as many in April, while four cases have been recorded in May. On May 13, Kejriwal had chaired a high-level meeting of officers from the three municipal corporations and the Delhi gov-

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INFORMATION

The District Welfare Office Kohima has informed all the National Social Assistance programme beneficiaries under Kohima District that the Government has released pension under the Category of IGNOAPS, IGNDPS, and IGNWPS for (6) six months for the year 2015-2016 and IGNOAPS, IGNDPS, IGNWPS for (3) Three months for the year 2016-2017 under Financial Assistance Programme the release is (12) twelve months for the Category of Disabled and Blind Persons.

The Payment will be conducted as per the range-wise and in each Village Council hall for the convenience of the Beneficiaries as Schedule given.

Sl. NO. RANGE EFFECTIVE FROM 1 SOUTHERN ANGAMI 18/05/17 - 29/05/17 2 WESTERN ANGAMI 30/05/17 – 05/06/17 3 NORTHERN ANGAMI 06/06/17 – 28/06/17 4 TSEMINYU 29/06/17 – 12/07/17 5 KOHIMA TOWN 13,14,18,19 JULY 2017 All the Beneficiaries have been requested to produce Life Certificate, NonGovernment Pensioner Certificate from respective VCC and Denomination Priests/Pastors for fair and clean authentication of their availing the Scheme provision as genuine.

The Beneficiaries who have not submitted their Aadhar Number and Bank

Account Front Page have been intensely asked to submit during disbursement. For Kohima Town Payment Schedule is given for (4) four days considering the area vastness.

For further information see the Notice-Board of the Office, Bayavu Hill, on way to NBSE Office Kohima.

BINO NEWMAI District Welfare Officer Kohima, Nagaland.

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t was May 16,1951 that the famous Naga Plebiscite was conducted in the erstwhile Naga Hills where the Naga National Council under its third president Z.A.Phizo, claimed that 99.9% voted in favour of total independence. The Naga Plebiscite in 1951 provided Phizo with the kind of legitimacy he wanted to push through the agenda even though his closest colleagues like T.Sakhrie and J.B.Jasokie differed as they wanted a peaceful resolution with the government of India. The interesting coincidence with the number -16- seems destined to be connected in the affairs of Nagaland.

After the sixteenth of May, Nagaland also became the 16th state under the Union of India on December 1,1963. The creation of Nagaland state also involved the 16th Point Agreement signed July 26, 1960 between the leaders of the overground Naga People’s Convention(NPC) and the government of India under prime minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The 16th Point Agreement formed the basis over which Nagaland was created. In many ways, the 16th Point Agreement was almost a replica of the 9th Point Agreement reportedly concluded between then Governor of Assam Sir Akbar Hydari and NNC moderates led by Aliba Imti on June 28, 1947 in Kohima. The latitude given in the Akbar Hydari-NNC agreement to the Naga tribes was a ray of light for peace but it was snuffed out when the constituent assembly of the new nation refused to ratify it on the ground that it only accorded ‘district’ status to the Nagas and not a near-sovereign state.

Be that as it may, Naga history after the advent of the colonial rule has been marked with many ifs and buts. The solution as spoken of today, is like another agreement and it remains to be seen if it would stand the litmus test as much spoken about by both proponents and opponents. Be that as it may, resolution of the political issue has reached a crucial stage, in response to the cry for peace since the 60s. In a way, along with the political issue, what needs to be realised today is that, the socio-economic problems have multiplied because of the imbalanced perception which accorded too much focus on politics. Guns and culture cannot bring glory but only achievements in progress and development. That is the global economic language of identity. That calls for putting the horse before the cart and not vice versa. All leaders may have their own considered viewpoint on challenges facing contemporary society but unless they mainstream these views, no common vision can be made. The absence of work culture and professionalism can be blamed on the Promotion of Political Patronage (PPP) which has legitimized the spoon feeding syndrome. The over dependence on politics indicates that people feel it is the only way to bring magnificent changes through government visions that spark unnecessary daydreams. Politicians and bureaucratic visions have not contributed anything much or justified the huge expenditures incurred, if the past serve as indications. Every notion and concept of progress in developed societies had to be developed and sustained over the decades or even centuries. Thus, meaningful development can only come when society understands the times-tested and proven practical principle, that there is a time for everything under heaven.

DailyDevotion The Habit of Rising to the Occasion …that you may know what is the hope of His calling…

—Ephesians 1:18 Remember that you have been saved so that the life of Jesus may be manifested in your body (see 2 Corinthians 4:10). Direct the total energy of your powers so that you may achieve everything your election as a child of God provides; rise every time to whatever occasion may come your way.

You did not do anything to achieve your salvation, but you must do something to exhibit it. You must “work out your own salvation” which God has worked in you already (Philippians 2:12). Are your speech, your thinking, and your emotions evidence that you are working it “out”? If you are still the same miserable, grouchy person, set on having your own way, then it is a lie to say that God has saved and sanctified you.

God is the Master Designer, and He allows adversities into your life to see if you can jump over them properly— “By my God I can leap over a wall” (Psalm 18:29). God will never shield you from the requirements of being His son or daughter. First Peter 4:12 says, “Beloved, do not think it strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened to you….” Rise to the occasion— do what the trial demands of you. It does not matter how much it hurts as long as it gives God the opportunity to manifest the life of Jesus in your body.

May God not find complaints in us anymore, but spiritual vitality— a readiness to face anything He brings our way. The only proper goal of life is that we manifest the Son of God; and when this occurs, all of our dictating of our demands to God disappears. Our Lord never dictated demands to His Father, and neither are we to make demands on God. We are here to submit to His will so that He may work through us what He wants. Once we realize this, He will make us broken bread and poured-out wine with which to feed and nourish others.

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The opinion which other people have of you is their problem, not yours.

~ Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

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Vol. XXVII NO. 159 Dimapur, Tuesday, May 16, 2017

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur

Speeches on Naga Plebiscite Day My dear beloved Nagas, I greet you all in the name of our Almighty God and I am grateful to Him for getting the opportunity to address you all on this Historic and momentous day of the Naga people.

It was on this day, in the year 1951, that the Nagas under the banner of the Naga National Council boldly stated and showed in action to the world the desire and aspiration to live as a free and sovereign nation, thereby exercising the right to determine our own future, a solemn and irrevocable vow symbolically expressed with thumb impressions popularly known as the PLEBISCITE of May 16, 1951. Are markable feature of the Plebiscite was the overwhelming 99.9% voting in favour of Naga Independence and stands as a testimony of the unity of the Nagas which at the same time serves to express our continued affirmation of both the historic Memorandum to the Simon Commission of1929 and the declaration of Naga Independence of 14th August, 1947. It conveys a strong twin-message: the spirit and aspirations of the Naga people and the resentment against the forceful occupation

by India and Myanmar and the territorial division without the knowledge and consent of the Nagas. We celebrate this day to contemplate why we feel proud and fortunate to be Nagas and to rededicate ourselves to pursue with more vigour and vitality the Naga National Cause.

The Nagas threw a challenge to the Government of India and the Indian leadership when in 1952 the first Indian General Election of Free India was held but Nagas did not cast any vote in deference to the Plebiscite of 1951. If India had any respect for Democracy it should have respected the mandate and desire of the people even if the Naga Nation is small, weak or the size of population few, amicably solve the political problem but India miserably failed to accept Naga

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cal leadership or for customary roles rather than surrender of their autonomy. Autonomy and freedom of any Naga village was non-negotiable and inalienable.

The occasion is an opportunity for our people to ponder on our foundational and fundamental beliefs, the legitimate right of the Nagas to choose our own destiny and also bring to the attention of the world that the Nagas still continue to suffer against her will at the imperialistic hands of occupational forces, viz., India and Myanmar. Modern Civilization values, including democratic values, have sadly failed to truly, educate these occupational forces that no people group, big or small, can be forced to live under the domination of another against her desires. In spite of our unfulfilled dream and aspiration to live as a free nation, we still remain proud and continue to live with dignity because on this day, sixty six years ago, the Naga people boldly stood up to express our resentment against the dehumanizing practice of imperialism.

The Federal Government of Nagaland and the Government of India have been in conflict for more than sixty years now but the Government of India has not been able to crush the Nagas.

India has been using some group of Nagas which has somewhat weakened the Nagas and the political issue has remained unsolved. India’s plans and acts have always been counter-productive.

For example, the Federal Government of Nagaland had conflict with the Government of India.

The Government of India instead of trying to solve the issue with the NNC/FGN, the owners went ahead and signed an agreement with the Naga People’s Convention which is known as the 16 Point Agreement, leading to the creation of the Nagaland state within the Indian Union and certain provisions in the constitution of India.

However, it should not be forgotten that the Nagaland state

was earned through the Sacrifice of the Naga patriots, freedom fighters, and the Naga National movement. It was earned through blood, tears, and sweat and nothing is more precious before God and man. The 16 point agreement has weakened the unity of the Nagas but has not affected the Naga cause. Then the Government of India in 1975 signed the infamous Shillong Accord with underground organisation which somehow divided the Naga National workers but did not weaken the Naga National Cause. Likewise, the Government of India signed ceasefire with the NSCN (I-M) a breakaway group of the NNC/FGN and after many years signed a framework agreement on 3rd August, 2015.

However, there is not much hope that Government of India will implement the settlement.

At times, it appears that we are fast forgetting our selfdefining history of struggle but let us remind ourselves that we are a group of people resolutely determined and committed to live as free people, free to be who we are and who we want to be. For it would be ignominious to turn our back to the great event in history that took place on this day, where the citizens of Nagaland, from the mountaintops to the valleys, courageously registered themselves to live as a free and independent nation. The Naga Plebiscite of 16th May, 1951 isa pillar on which our rights and aspirations are embedded, a foundational pillar which cannot be undone and which will not perish so long as heaven and earth exist.

May the Almighty God who guided our people in the past and gave us courage to so boldly declare to the world that we are a free and sovereign nation guide our path and instil the same desire in each one of us today as we celebrate and commemorate the Naga Plebiscite Day. Kuknalim.

Gen. (Retd.) Thinoselie M. Keyho, President, NNC

Dear Naga people, In the precious name of our living God, I greet the Naga people wherever they are on the occasion of Naga Voluntary Plebiscite Day of 16th May 2017. From submission of the Memorandum to the Simon Commission in 1929 until today, the Nagas have clearly and consistently stated their legal and political rights to sovereignty and their rights to recognition by the Governments of India and Myanmar (Burma) in particular and by the world at large.

The Naga National Council (NNC) has fought fiercely and determinedly all the way to defend these political rights for the Naga people and the land they inhabit. This struggle will continue until Nagaland is officially recognised as a nation and God’s purpose for the Naga people is achieved. May His will be done sooner than later.

The Naga Voluntary Plebiscite is one of the main political milestones of the sovereign right to Naga freedom.

Therefore this National Day of ours must be remembered by one and all.

We the Naga people must stand firm on this National right for freedom.

For a long time, the Naga people have desperately wanted Naga unity in the homeland. Therefore on this basis, we the five Naga National Political Groups (NNPG) are working for a political solution that will be in the best interests of the Naga people by liaising with all the NGOs, Tribal Hohos and stakeholders to bring out the best political solution for all our people.

The Naga people especially the National Political groups have missed so many opportunities in the past because of hatred, mistrust, stubbornness and disunity in particular.

Therefore, we appeal to all the Naga people who stand for Naga unity and a political solution to come forward to join the mainstream of Nagaland.

Let us finally therefore come together without any reservation or hesitation to put our heads and minds together to work out the best possible solution for freedom of Naga people as the political situation demands.

KUKNALIM. Z. Royim the Acting President of Naga National Council

What is the relevance of the Naga Plebiscite today?

y Dear Nagas, for years, we have been observing the anniversary of the Naga Plebiscite on 16th May every year. Many years have passed since the plebiscite in 1951. Many of our great leaders and participants responsible for this historic document had passed away too. Before long, even the remnant few will be no more. Everything related to it will become history – cold and dead – unless we urgently recapture the vision that drove our people of yesteryears to make the plebiscite a reality, unless we own it up as part of our living history to translate them into a symbol of hope and victory for our tomorrow.

Today with the change of time, some even amongst us may question the importance of such an event in our history while some may also doubt the relevance of commemorating this day itself.

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democracy. India claim itself to be the biggest democracy in the world, followed the policy of non-violence Under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi and won Independence from the British by adopting the non co-operation method. India has always being proud of these achievements but to the Nagas they are nothing short of mockery.

India is a large and strong country and it showed its might against the Naga when it invaded the Naga inhabited land in 1955.

Nagas wanted peace and India wanted war at any cost – this left the Nagas with only two options or alternative to surrender our rights lest we be crushed by the might of India or to fight for our rights. Our leaders decided no matter what happens, we will fight for our rights. This decision of our leaders is responsible for the history that we have and what we are today. The Nagas declared independence on 14th August 1947, one day ahead of India and after almost ten years, on 22nd March 1956 out of necessity established the Federal Government of Nagaland to protect and defend our people and our land.

But it had only been through the providence of our Almighty God that Nagas have managed to survive the onslaughts of India.

We believe that these are all part of God’s plans for Nagas and the reason He has been protecting us thus far.

When we look back at our Naga history, we have been fierce lovers of freedom and equality.

Each village enjoyed unquestionable freedom and no matter how powerful a village maybe, it does not go on conquering other villages and threatening them into submission. We even lack such colonial-imperial vocabularies as “submission” or “surrender”.

It’s true that powerful or mother villages were recognised in terms of certain nominal tax or tribute, however, the practice was more of recognition either of their politi-

and our land, it is one of the strongest foundational pillars of our rights to live as a people with identity, dignity and freedom. The 16th May Plebiscite is a “decree of the Naga people.” It is a law and an oath we have given unto ourselves. The plebiscite was conducted in all its solemnness; some put their thump impressions with their own blood. And true to their commitment, they stood behind the Naga national cause through thick and thin, fully convinced that they have done it for the freedom of their children and their descendants to come. They did it for us.

But what do we think of them today, we the present generation of Nagas?

Or have we forgotten their sacrificial lives and deeds for us already? In our Naga traditional custom, commitments and promises used to be highly honoured. Our ancestors lived by their words.

When they gave their words in solemn oaths, they did it from their hearts in awe and fear of the Supreme

Spirit. The welfare of the community was always above the interest of the individuals and it guided the society like an iron law.

And so whenever leaders and elders in the community took a decision or an oath, the whole community would give their unwavering consensus and support.

Yesterday, they made the loudest declaration for us.

But are we giving the kind of recognition and gratitude coupled with respect they deserve? Irrespective of our attitude towards them and the plebiscite itself, as long as we make an argument to maintain a unique ethnic identity as Nagas, it will be to our shame and disgrace that we ignore or forget the “oath” of the plebiscite.

We must never forget the fact that the oath of the plebiscite provided the unshakable background for the rise of many great leaders in our midst. It gave honour and authority to the leaders to take our Naga movement for self-determination to a great height. This must be

understood and evaluated in the context of whom or what we are up against - the great Indian state. The force of the plebiscite has even awakened the Indian state to see our movement differently though it is regretful to note that, instead of doing the right thing, it has chosen to apply the dirty “divide and rule” policy with an iron hand to undermine the vision and aspiration of the plebiscite. Had there been no plebiscite, our history of national struggle would have been very different indeed.

For anyone who loves the land and the people, history continues to teach and inspire because vision of the future is never complete without its history. But for those who have no concern for their nation and society, history is an aberration and obstruction because it judges them. The same is true of our present context. The sufferings and sacrifices of our patriots and nationalists will judge those who pursue their selfish interest on the

foundation of our Naga nationalism. The blood and sweat of our people to uphold their plebiscite commitment yesterday have given us voice to speak and to stand up for ourselves with dignity and respect today. But some are probably under the illusion that it is the goodwill of the Indian state that the Nagas have been given a place within the Indian union as a state, forgetting all kinds of tragedies and miseries it has brought upon us through inhuman laws such as Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA), forgetting the kinds of division and confusion it has nurtured and sustained in our society till date. The presence of draconian laws and brutal armed forces in our land, which are a negation of our dignity, freedom and identity, is a living evidence of Indian evil design against our existence as a self-respecting people. If only we listen more closely to the truth of the plebiscite, it will disclose the ugly faces

Can discarding of beacon light ensure justice to all?

he decision of Union Govt. to henceforth get rid of use of vehicle beacon light by VIPs (very important persons) including the top most country leaders has made it mandatory for the Govt. of Nagaland to adopt similar decision as publicised. It is apparently a humble exercise indeed. The objective is to develop a culture of courtesy that is expected to lead the VVIPs/VIPs to unassuming level of position so as to narrow down the gulf between the rulers and the ruled. The public servant in true democratic essence is to serve the public and not to be served. Perhaps there is realization that the position of public servant has been abused for years by both elected and appointed public servants at the Centre and in the States.

No sooner had the Union Cabinet taken the decision to discard beacon light, Union Minister for Rd. Transport & Highways Sri. Nitin Gadkari removed the red beacon from his official car.

The Mizoram Chief Minister Mr. Lalthanhawla did the same. Here in Nagaland, the Governor BP Acharya had removed the VIP light from his vehicles as reported.

With effect from May 1st, both the elected and the appointed here in Nagaland have also discontinued using VIP light, as generally known here in Nagaland, on their official vehicles.

Since all the VIPs are not of same, some may be fuming at the decision particularly those who believe that public image oozes and retains out of decorated vehicle.

This category of authorities may now be apprehensive that using ordinarily looked vehicle has halved their status in the eye of the public as they do not believe in the culture of earning respect out of deeds.

Nevertheless, God has designed the male and female differently. Not only human but God has done the same to animals and birds. For instance, a rooster has prominent crest with erected long

tail feathers as against the namesake crest and flat tail feathers of a hen. The male deer has prominent branched antlers whereas its female does not have. Certain flock of birds have its leader identifiable with decorations. The lions have lengthy neck hair as against the uniform hair of lioness. All these God’s designs are but decorations for leadership. As for mankind, God has chosen leaders to control and manage the affairs of people.

Those leaders have to have a higher status above the common man. The status in question is a necessity than of decoration. The path finders of birds and animals are naturally decorated and there nothing unnatural if the leaders of human are decorated too.

I do not believe that the general public is neither envy nor consider it to be an irritant with VIPs using red beacon lights fitted to their official cars. How much does it downgrade the common man if VIPs do use decorated vehicles or how much will the

position of the common man be lifted up when VIPs discarded use of beacon light? What does it matter if the authorities continue to loot and plunder the public exchequer by riding expensive vehicles without VIP light fitted to it? It is not an austerity measure either. I therefore consider this decision of the Union Govt. to be more of populism and of pseudo sobriety.

What is most essential is not the removal of beacon light from VIP’s car but reinvention of semblance of governance in the context of Nagaland. What is most needed is change of the mindset of VIPs from selfish culture to selfless culture, from vengeance to compassion, from opaqueness to transparency, from non-deliverance to deliverance and from irresponsibility to accountability. If not, non-use of vehicle beacon light by the authorities will be meaningless, useless and it remains a mere good joke.

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of our foes behind their superficial masks.

Today our people have been divided up on several lines by many factors and forces which act against our national interest. Our political horizon appears hazy and bleak. But if only we look back, looking at the honour and courage of our people who express their will in the plebiscite against all odds, we can clear the mist of our political goal.

The call of plebiscite was the expression of our unity sixty six years ago; prior to it, we had no common goal. It’s never too late to learn from our noble history. It is our time now. We should reflect and make our statement for our tomorrow, for those who are coming after us just like those who gave theirs for our today. May God grant us the wisdom and courage to uphold the legacy of those who have shown us the path of self-respect and freedom!

Kuknalim.

Zhopra Vero, Kedallo/Vice President, FGN

Reader’s Post

Sir,

For Tseminyu

I would like to implore to the administration of Tseminyu SubDivision to kindly look into the laid down following lines:- 1.To strictly check and take action against the shopkeepers selling essential commodities beyond M.R.P tag. (includes mobile top-up recharge and T.V recharge). 2.To fix the rate of fish, chicken etc. 3.To monitor and check the expiry date of goods (especially medicines) in and around Tseminyu Town for the best interest of the denizens. With new rays of hope and bright visualize prospect to the new team of the administration of Tseminyu sub-division, I wish all the success in their endeavour towards the oldest sub-division of Nagaland.

L.Gwatilo Kent, Member Secretary, Welfare Board, Ward-1, (Tsokhinsin), Tseminyu Town

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

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Customary court inaugurated in Mangko

R. Tohanba along with others at Mangko area customary court.

of government buildings as compared to other EAC Hqs under Yimchugru Area.

He called upon all section that all government buildings were for the welfare of the public and to utilize & maintain as their own.

The Mangko EAC Hqs would cover 14 villages under Mangko range, which could be convert into well established town if only all the

concern stakeholders, public and various village council could extend co-operation to the administration, stated Tohanba.

Further, he urged the public of Mangko range to settle in newly inaugurated EAC Hq in large number so that various department offices could be established to serve the public at their doorstep. He also urged them to maintain unity

DWO, Zunheboto informs on pension payment

AZSU AMN appeals for reconciliation of apex bodies

DIMAPUR: The All Zeliangrong Students’ Union Assam, Manipur & Nagaland (AZSU AMN) has strongly urged the apex Zeliangrong Baudi (ZB) and Zeliangrong Union (ZU) to reconcile and reunite the Zeliangrong people at large. A press note by AZSU president, Nchaheing Kompoing, informed that decision to appeal for reconciliation of the apex bodies was taken during its 3rd Dimki at Jalukie on May 13.

The Dimki took strong exception of the existing two apex bodies, thereby creating confusion and disharmony amongst the people, the note stated.

AZSU therefore urged upon the duo to reconsider its position in the interest of the people and stand by the November 15, 2016 joint resolution, to unite and work for the welfare and unity of the Zeliangrong community.

The union further acknowledged the efforts of the three members- N. Diswang, K. Elu Ndang and T. Mirhu and urged them to carry forward the process of reconciliation and arrive at a logical conclusion before May 20, 2017.

DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the Power department, the Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) has urged the EE Power, Wokha to keep a check on hooking to curb power theft.

LSU in a press note by secretary publicity & information, C. Longshithung Lotha while appreciating the power department Wokha for their relentless services and sacrificial work towards the people of Wokha district, however stated that there was still much to be done in regard to load shedding and current fluctuation.

It stated that electricity being basic requirement of people, LSU urged the executive engineer and his staff to curb hooking of power lines and to this, the LSU would extend its support in checking power theft.

Union also warned that defaulters would be held responsible if found in connection to power theft and advised the people to use electricity judiciously in the district.

DIMAPUR: District Welfare Officer (DWO), Zunheboto, S.Wati Ozukum has informed all the NSAP beneficiaries of Old Age Pension, Widow Pension, Disabled Pension (State & National), Blind Pension under Zunheboto district that payment would be made from May 18 to June 16 from the office of the District Welfare Officer, Zunheboto during office hours. All the beneficiaries have been requested to collect payment with-

in the stipulated time as per the given schedule by producing life certificate obtained from respective village council chairman and pastor: Zunheboto Town, May18-20; Zunheboto Area, May 22-24; Suruhoto Area, May 25-29; Atoizu Area May 30- June 1; Akuluto / V.K. Area,

June 2-5; Aghunato Area, June 6-8; Satakha Area, June 9-13 and Pughoboto Area June 14-16.

DWO f u r t h e r i n formed that, those who were yet to submit Xerox copy of Aadhar Card and Bank Account Number to submit the same during payment.

Fish breeding and seed production underway in Dimapur

Dr.Vimezo Kire administering hormones to the brooders at fish farm Dimapur on May 15. (DPRO Dmu.)

DIMAPUR: Fish breeding and seed production got underway at Jorapukhuri Government Fish Farm Dimapur on Monday, May 15.

According to DIPR report, chief executive officer FFDA, Dimapur Dr.Vimezo Kire informed that the department produced fish seeds every year for the fisher folks

of the state.

He stated that the main objective of the department was to provide quality fish seeds to the farmers and to help them avail fish seeds on time.

Dr. Kire said that the success of induced breeding depended mainly on the health of the brooders and

climatic conditions. Observing that there was a decline in brooder fishes in recent years due to excessive illegal use of hooks, nets and poison, Dr.Vimezo on behalf of the fisheries department appealed to the public for their cooperation and asked them to do away with such activities.

CL John condoles demise of late Leiya Konyak

DIMAPUR: Minister of Rural Development and REPA, C. L. John has expressed deep shock at the demise of late Leiya Konyak, president of KNSK Chen unit on May 14 at Shillong after a brief illness.

C. L. John in a condolence message stated that late Leiya, wife of Mankhan Konyak of Chenlosho village had served as president and general secretary, CASK Mon town respectively, joint secretary KNSK Konyak and president, KNSK Chen unit till date.

John described her as sincere, obedi-

ent, hard working mother as well as one of the dedicated and committed women leader of Chen area in particular and Konyak community in general.

He said that it would be very difficult to fill the vacuum caused by her premature death and her service to the family as well as to the society would be remembered by all in the family and community.

Minister together with his wife conveyed deepest sorrow and sympathy with the bereaved family and prayer to Almighty God to grant peace and solace to the departed soul.

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DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs, R. Tohanba inaugurated the customary court and Government High School at Mangko EAC Hqs on May 13.

A press note by personal assistant to parliamentary secretary, Tsukhumong stated that Tohanba reminded the gathering that Mangko EAC Headquarters had witnessed fast establishment

among village council and also prioritize education in the area as education was the first step for development and to bring changes in the society.

T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by SDEO, Shamator, invocation by R. Rhakila pastor, Shiponger Baptist church, welcome note by Akang, president, Mangko Area GBs Union. Brief note on GHS profile was shared by Thrunso, Project Assistant, SSA/DMA Tuensang and vote of thanks

by Joseph, GB Mangko EAC HQ Short speeches were delivered by Zhelo chairman Kiutsukiur Village Council, Kiumuhean chairman, Shiponger Village Council, Keozih YTC & Ramji head GB, Y/Aunru Village Council. Benediction was pronounced by Kiumuhean pastor, Kiutsukiur Baptist Church. Government officials stationed at Shamator subdivision, YTC officials, village council, GBs, villagers under Mangko Range and well wishers attended the programme.

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Name: Sungjemsola Imsong.

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Roll No: 1410694; Year: 2014 D.O.B.: 05.01.1998.

Examination Centre: Dimapur-2 St Paul Hr. Secondary School, Dimapur.

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Name: Wapangnungla Longkumer F/Name: Sentimeren M/Name: Tiakala Roll No: 1130692 DoB: 17.02.1995 Name of School: Town HSS, Mokokchung Year of Passing: 2011 Result: 1st Div. DC-1071

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dents from four districts studying in government institutions have been discriminated and treated unfairly for many years, the union expressed hope that the government and the department would “do justice in action and not in paper only.”

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“ENCSU being a stakeholder for degree students of Eastern Nagaland will not compromise the interest of the students under any circumstances,” they said.

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released on the November 10, 2016 reached South Africa on December 14, 2016 where it remained for a long time.

It is expected to depart from there on its return migration in a next few days.

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of principal, the ENCSU reiterated that the government and the department should take an immediate action and post principal at Yingli College, Longleng.

Opposing what it called the “blame game” of the government and the department, the ENCSU said the refusal of the chief secretary to appoint the driver and conductor was not its look out, adding that whatever was mentioned in its memorandum should be addressed.

Demanding buses for all the four colleges in Eastern Nagaland and not just for Zisaji Presidency College, ENCSU said the

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from there on its return migration in the next few days.

Intanki departed on November 24, 2016. The last location was received on December 4, 2016 when the falcon was crossing the Arabian Sea. Thereafter, no location was received suggesting loss or failure of transmitter.

Hakhizhe after it was

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Eninum commenced it migration to Africa on November 18, 2016 and reached at the shores of Somalia on November 24, 2016 after a non-stop flight from Nagaland.

Eninum reportedly roosted close to Somalia border, is likely to depart

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“Such excuses can’t be accepted and tolerated under any circumstances,” the signatories said.

Further, the union said it had no business in whether the finance department restricted the higher education department from creating posts or not, saying its only need was regular teachers.

Therefore, the ENCSU reaffirmed its demand for filling up all the vacant posts before the next semester failing which no colleges within its jurisdiction to would be allowed to function.

With regard to posting

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lakh ATMs in the country run on the outdated Windows XP. Microsoft has, however, issued a statement saying that it has developed and released a special update for Windows XP although this particular version of its operating system is no longer serviced by the company.

“RBI has asked banks to update specific Windows patches on ATMs urgently and not to operate ATM machines unless updates are in place,” said an official with a public sector bank. Banks have passed on the directive to their management service providers.

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the economic recovery and added to expectations for the RBI to cut interest rates.

Besides, a smart rally in local equities along with massive capital inflows also aided the rupee spike.

According to latest depository data, FPIs invested a net Rs 5,318 crore (USD 825 million) in debt markets during May 2-12.

Domestic equities closed at a new record high on hardening expectations of a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India after consumer inflation eased in April to its lowest in at least five years. The flagship Sensex shot up 134 points to end at 30,322.12, while broader Nifty jumped by 44.50 points at 9,445.40.

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Mumbai, May 15 (PTI): Continuing its dominance against the dollar, the rupee shot up by a whopping 26 paise to end at a fresh 21mth high of 64.05 driven by robust macro data even as exporters aggressively offloaded the American currency.

This is the rupee’s highest closing since August 10, 2015, when it had ended at 63.87 against the US dollar.

The forex market sentiment remained broadly supported after retail inflation dropped sharply to 2.99 per cent in April from 3.90 per cent in March while wholesale inflation (as per new series) slipped to a four-month low of 3.85 per cent.

Though, industrial output growth slipped to 2.7 per cent in March as against 5.5 per cent a year ago, as per the new base year 2011-12.

The rupee opened extremely bullish at 64.12 as against last weekend level of 64.31 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market amid smooth supply of the US currency.

It strengthened further to hit a fresh intra-day high of 64.03 before ending at 64.05, revealing a rise of 26 paise, or 0.40 per cent.

The local unit has appreciated by a healthy 58 paise in the last three sessions. The RBI, meanwhile, fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 64.1188 and for the euro at 70.1332.

Growing evidence of receding inflationary pressures fuelled further optimism over the strength of

M U M BAI , M AY 1 5 (AGENCIES): Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has directed banks to operate their ATM networks only after machines receive a Windows update to protect them from a malware impacting systems across the world. The directive was in response to the WannaCry ransomware that took down computer systems across the world locking up critical data and demanding bitcoins as ransom for its release.

ATM machines are seen as being vulnerable since almost all of them run on Windows software.

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ing into “America First” policies on trade and foreign relations under President Donald Trump.

While some see Beijing’s project as a geopolitical powerplay, Xi has insisted that the Belt and Road is open to everybody.

“In a world of growth, interdependence and challenges, no country can tackle the challenges or solve the world’s problems on its own,” he said as he sat next to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Putin and other leaders, including Turkish President Recep Tayyip Er-

Russia not involved in cyberattack: Putin BEIJING, MAY 15 (AFP): Russia had nothing to do with a massive global cyberattack, President Vladimir Putin said today, criticising the US intelligence community for creating the original software.

Hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries have been hit by the ransomware attack, which has been described as the largest-ever of its kind.

It began Friday and struck banks, hospitals and g ove r n m e n t a g e n c i e s among a variety of other targets, exploiting known vulnerabilities in older Microsoft computer operating systems.

“As for the source of these threats, Microsoft’s leadership stated this directly, they said the source of the virus was the special services of the United States,” Putin said.

He was referring to a weekend blog post by Microsoft president Brad Smith stating that the US National Security Agency had developed the code being used in the attack.

It was leaked as part of a document dump, according to researchers.

“A genie let out of a bottle of this kind, especially created by secret services, can then cause damage to its authors and creators,” Putin said on the

sidelines of an international summit in Beijing. “ T h i s c o m p l e t e ly doesn’t concern Russia.”

The US has accused Russia in the past of mounting several cyberattacks.

In March the Justice Department indicted two officials of Russia’s Federal Security Service and two criminal hackers whom they allegedly hired to steal data from some 500 million Yahoo user accounts.

While there was “no significant damage” to Russian institutions such as banks and hospitals, Putin said the incident was “worrisome” and warranted immediate talks “on a serious political level”.

BEIRUT, MAY 15 (AFP): An air strike by the US-led coalition killed 23 civilians today in a Syrian town held by the Islamic State group on the border with Iraq, a monitor said.

The deaths came after 12 women were killed in a strike by the US-led coalition fighting IS in the east of Syria’s Raqa province on Sunday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Right said.

The strike hit the town of Albu Kamal in the early hours of the morning, Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman said.

“They hit a residential area at 3:00 am while people were sleeping, causing the high toll,” he said.

He added that IS was using some apartments in the area targeted as local headquarters.

The deaths came after 12 women were killed in a US-led coalition strike yesterday.

The Observatory said that strike hit vehicles carrying farmworkers home from fields in the afternoon.

IS has lost swathes of the territory it once held in Raqa province, though it still holds Raqa city and some areas to the east.

A US-backed alliance of Kurdish and Arab fighters known as the Syrian Democratic Forces is battling towards Raqa city, the jihadist group’s most important remaining Syrian bastion.

SEOUL, MAY 15 (AFP): North Korea today celebrated the launch of what appeared to be its longestrange ballistic missile yet tested in a bid to bring the US mainland within reach, saying it was capable of carrying a “heavy nuclear warhead”.

Leader Kim Jong-Un personally oversaw the test yesterday, the official Korea Central News Agency (KCNA) said, and pictures by state media showed him gazing at the missile in a hangar before the launch.

In others he gleefully clasped hands with officers and staff after the black missile -- named as the Hwasong-12 -- ascended into the sky in the dawn light, atop a column of fire.

The isolated North is under multiple sets of United Nations sanctions over its nuclear and missile programmes, which have triggered global alarm.

The missile was launched on an unusually h i g h t r a j e c t o r y, w i t h KCNA saying it flew to an altitude of 2,111.5 kilometres and travelled 787 kilometres before coming down in the Sea of Japan (East Sea).

That suggests a range of 4,500 kilometres (2,800 miles) or more if flown for maximum distance, analysts said.

Aside from Pyongyang’s space launches, Jeffrey Lewis of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in the US told AFP: “This is the

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND No. JUDL – 17/90-91/32 Dated Mkg, 12th April 2017

Riya Barua 66.8%

Topong Yemba M Chang 64.2%

Longdilong Sangtam 61.6%

Iloto 63.8%

Joyson Tep 62.4%

Suraj Kumar Singh 62%

Italak Nren 63.8

Puloto Shohemi 62.4%

Guddu Sahani 60.6%

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CHIECHAMA STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATION

Motto : "Knowledge our Shield" H.Q : Khaghaboto Area, Dimapur - 797112, Nagaland

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The Ghonivi Students' Union with immense pride and joy extends its heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC/ HSSLC exam. 2017.

HSLC : 1. Kuputoli - 1st Division (Distinction in S.S., English, Science & Alt.) 2. Vivori - 2nd Div HSSLC : 1. Toshika - 2nd Div. 2. Loli - 2nd Div. Kato Gen. Secy., GSU

PAUD FORMED Phomching Area Union Dimapur was formed on 13th May 2017. This union will work under Konyak Union Dimapur. Phomching Area people leaving in and around Dimapur are requested to inform/acknowledge in any grievances/problems to the said union. The following office bearers were selected/elected for a tenure of 3 (three) years.

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The Chiechama Students’ Union with immense pride and pleasure would like to congratulate Miss. Kezevinuo Rüpreo, D/o Lt. Neihulie Rüpreo for being selected as Post Graduate Teacher (Class-II Gazetted) in the recently conducted NPSC and also Mr. Khrietuo Kire S/o Mr. Menuokholie Kire for securing the Top 16th position in the HSLC Examination 2017.

The union further congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017.

The union wishes them great success in all the future endeavours.

Kevizobei Metha Kevimenuo Rüpreo President Asst. General Secretary Chiechama Students’ Union Chiechama Students’ Union

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Vikikhe Sumi President, GSU

Graceson Keyho Gen. Secretary, CWUD

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I along with all my family members would like to extend our profound gratitude to all those people who has supported us morally, financially and in person during our time of misfortune and grief.

Our special thanks to : 1. Administration Mangkolemba 2. Mangkolemba Town Baptist Church 3. Mangkolemba Town Ao Lanur Telongjem 4. Changdang Village Council 5. Japu Village Council.

6. Japu Union Mangkolemba 7. Longjemdang Village Council 8. Longjemdang Union Mangkolemba 9. Langpangkong Union Mangkolemba 10. Mangko Ward Council.

11. Mangko Ward Lanur Telongjem 12. Mangkolemba Town Council Caretaker 13. Staff of Blood Bank, District Hospital, Dimapur 14. Various organizations & all the people from 9 wards of Mangkolemba.

Though we are unable to thank each of you in person, knowing you are all there for us in times of need is such a comfort. May our Lord bless you abundantly.

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GHONIVI STUDENTS' UNION

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Takosenla, mother of Late S. Lanunungsang has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, in order to claim pension against her deceased son Late S. Lanunungsang of Yaongyimsen village.

Therefore, public are hereby invited to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued in her name.

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Chubatemsu 86.2% Distn. in Eng, Sci , S/S, Alt Eng

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APPEARED-6 QUALIFIED -6 Name Distinction Percentage Ekonthung Maths, Sc., Eng., Alt. Eng., S.S. 87.33% Anguka Sc., S.S, Alt. Eng. 80.17% Kaiza Alt. Eng. 73.83% Rhonthungo 66.50% Bonoli Alt. Eng. 64.33% Haewalo S.S 62.67%

We t h e C h o z u b a m i We l f a r e Union Dimapur convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss Ravelü Nienu, daughter of Sanuzo Nienu for securing top 7th position in HSLC examination 2017, and bringing fame and laurels to our community.

The Union further wishes her a bright success in her future career.

Dr. Mudozu Keyho President, CWUD

Congratulations to all successful students of our school H.S.L.C -2017

With immense joy, the management, teachers and students extend our hearty congratulations to the successful students who have qualified their HSLC exam 2017 and for bringing laurels to the school with everyone placing in the first division category.

weapon” which was “capable of carrying a largesize heavy nuclear warhead”.

It cited Kim as saying the North would never succumb to what it called the “highly ridiculous” US strategy of “militarily browbeating only weak countries and nations which have no nukes”.

“If the US dares opt for a military provocation against the DPRK, we are ready to counter it,” it said.

Tensions between the two reached a peak in recent weeks, with Washington saying military action was an option under consideration and Pyongyang issuing threats of its own.

Trump later appeared to hold open the door to negotiations, saying he would be “honoured” to meet Kim and calling him a “smart cookie”.

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longest-range missile North Korea has ever tested.” On the respected 38 North website, aerospace engineering specialist John Schilling said it appeared to demonstrate an intermediate-range ballistic missile that could “reliably strike the US base at Guam” in the Pacific.

“More importantly,” he added, it “may represent a substantial advance to developing an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM)”.

The North has carried out two atomic tests and dozens of missile launches since the beginning of last year in its quest to develop a missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead to the continental United States -- something President Donald Trump has vowed “won’t happen”.

KCNA said the new rocket was a “perfect

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by North Korea’s KRT on Monday, May 15, 2017, shows leader Kim Jong Un at what was said to be a missile test site at an undisclosed location in North Korea. (AP/PTI)

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PARIS, MAY 15 (IANS): Newly sworn-in French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday named Edouard Philippe, the 46year-old Mayor of Le Havre city, as his Prime Minister.

Philippe is a member of the centre-right Les Republicains party and is close to Alaine Juppe, the former Prime Minister, reports CNN. The 39-year-old former investment banker and economy minister was inaugurated on Sunday as the 25th President of France and also the youngest in the nation’s history in a ceremony at the Élysee Palace.

the meeting on Sunday, Xi pledged to pump an extra USD 124 billion into the China-bankrolled project, which involves a huge network of ports, railways, roads and industrial parks.

The China Development Bank had already earmarked USD 890 billion for some 900 projects.

The initiative spans 65 countries representing 60 percent of the world population and around a third of global gross domestic product. China has defended globalisation at a time when the United States is retreat-

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The Dimapur Süngratsü Senso Telongjem, Tetsür Telongjem, Students' Union and Dimapur Süngratsü Fellowship would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Züiner Jamir, S/o Mr. Satemnungsang Jamir and Lanusenla who has secured Top 18th position in the recently declared HSLC Examination 2017 from St. John Hr. Sec. Residential School Dimapur.

The Senso also congratulate all the students who have cleared their HSLC & HSSLC exam 2017, and wish them a bright future in their future endeavour.

I. Amongba Aier President, DSST

R. Sosang Lemtor Gen. Secretary, DSST

Regd. No. 435/17 Date : 12/05/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. T Khomei Singh, S/o Late T Amujao Singh resident of Shingjamei Village, PO/PS Kakwa District Imphal West in the State of Manipur in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly declared and affirmed as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name was erroneously/mistakenly entered as Shri. Khomei Zealing, S/o Late Amujao Zealing in my Service Appointment Order.

3. Henceforth I would like to declare that the name Shri. T Khomei Singh,S/o Late T Amujao Singh and Shri. T Khomei Zealing, S/o Late Amujao Zealing is the same and one person.

4. That let this affidavit be handed over to the appropriate authority concerned for necessary clarification and acceptance thereof.

That the statements made in the above mentioned paragraph 1 to 4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Deponent Solemnly declared and affirmed before me by the deponent on this 12th May 2017 at Mon. NOTARY PUBLIC DC-1084

ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL KOHIMA

The management, staff and students congratulate the third batch of its HSLC candidates for successfully clearing the HSLC Examination 2017 and upholding 100% result.

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School Performance in HSLC 2017 Enrolled Appeared Pass% 50%+ 60%+ 70%+ 80% + 37 37 100 1 8 21 7

Ms. Taniya Dey

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Chinese President Xi Jinping shakes hands with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the Belt and Road Forum, in Beijing May 15, 2017. (AP/PTI)

dogan, applauded the initiative, which Xi unveiled in 2013.

“In these times, when the temptation is great to respond to the crisis of globalisation by increasing isolation, and by raising walls, this initiative highlights a vision of connectivity, cooperation and dialogue across Europe and Asia but also other parts of the world,” Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said yesterday.

British finance minister Philip Hammond said London was “ready to work with all Belt and Road partner countries to make a success of this initiative”. But some officials expressed caution.

G e r m a n E c o n o my Minister Brigitte Zypries called for transparency to ensure that the calls for investment bids are “non-discriminatory”.

Some Belt and Road projects are already raising concerns in certain countries. India skipped the summit as it voiced displeasure at the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a Belt and Road project aimed at linking northwestern China to the Arabian Sea.

US-led coalition strike kills 23 in Syria: monitor

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Xi decries protectionism

BEIJING, MAY 15 (AFP): Chinese President Xi Jinping urged world leaders to reject protectionism today at a summit positioning Beijing as a champion of globalisation, as some countries raised concerns over his trade ambitions.

Xi addressed almost 30 leaders on the second day of a forum on his new Silk Road plan, an infrastructure project Beijing hopes will revive ancient trade routes from Asia to Europe and Africa.

“Globalisation is encountering some headwinds,” Xi told leaders from Spain to Turkey, Russia and Pakistan at a convention centre near the Great Wall on the outskirts of Beijing.

“We need to seek results through greater openness and cooperation, avoid fragmentation, refrain from setting inhibitive thresholds for cooperation or pursuing exclusive arrangements, and reject protectionism.”

The Chinese leader is using the international gathering to promote his signature foreign policy project, the One Belt, One Road initiative. At the opening of

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Infotainment NASA, ISRO team up to inspect name given to the double ‘oldest civilisation’ who has kindly stepped in

Avril Lavinge’s death rumours debunked A T the name ‘Avril Lavigne’ is written in black, representing mourning the singer, and the ‘new’ Lavigne is in black with a red cross on his shoulder. The name ‘Under My Skin’ is red. The colors on the cover seem to suggest mourning and blood. [sic]” I mean, I’m not entirely convinced that a colour scheme proves an artist is dead. If so, should we be worried about Jack White?

You know what, they’re kind of on the money here.

First, on ‘My Happy Ending’ she sings these dark words: “In a city so dead/ So high hanging/In such a fragile rope“. Then she follows that up with this line on ‘Together’: “The truth comes to me and I’m living a lie“. When you compare to first album lyrics, such as ‘SK8r Boi’s “He was a skater boi/I said see ya later boy“, they are admittedly far “moodier”.

They add that just before this album came out in 2004, band member and close friend Evan Taubenfeld left her group. He addressed this in a duet with Lavigne, called ‘The Best Years Of Our Lives’, with the line “I never thought I would lose my best friend“, which the blog suggests means he must have known

Lana Del Rey unveils new song ‘Coachella – Woodstock In My Mind’

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ana Del Rey has shared a brand new track ‘Coachella – Woodstock In Mind’.

Following on from launch single ‘Love‘ and the title track featuring The Weeknd, ‘Coachella – Woodstock In my Mind’ is taken from Del Rey’s upcoming new album ‘Lust For Life‘.

Backed by subtle R&B beats, the track is Del Rey’s signature, brooding pop-noir approach before blooming into a much more three-dimensional, cinematic affair – packed with vivid imagery of her imagination being sent back while enjoying the music and crowds of the California desert.

Describing the new album as ‘more socially aware’, Del Rey said of ‘Lust For Life’: “I started out thinking that the whole record was gonna have a sort of a ’50s-’60s feeling, kind of some kind of Shangri-Las, early Joan Baez influences.”

“But I don’t know, as the climate kept on getting more heated politically, I found lyrically everything was just directed towards that. So because of that, the sound just got really updated, and I felt like it was more wanting to talk to the younger side of the audience that I have. I guess it’s a little more socially aware. It’s kind of a global feeling.”

Katy Perry announces new album ‘Witness’

that it was the “new” Lavigne on the track.

This one’s a real stretch.

It claims that because Lavigne dropped her punky, skater aesthetic after the first album and opted for a more middle-of-the-road regular pop star vibe that means “you will realise that they [sic] seem to be two different people”. Now here’s where we get really dubious. Apparently, the official Avril Lavigne website initially listed her height at 1.58m when she first burst onto the scene in 2002. Google now however lists her at 1.55m.

So she’s either shrunk 3cm, lied about her height or no one bothered to check what kind of shoes she was wearing in the first measurement.

Take your pick.

So, saying

as her replacement. This name came from a photoshoot done by Avril where she has the name ‘Melissa’ scrawled on her hand.

Our verdict? Bollocks, obviously, but we admire the lengths gone to to prove this theory true, even if the “evidence” won’t convince anyone.

As Avril once sang, “Why do you have to go and make things so complicated?” Don’t ask us Avril, we’re with you.

all this is true (it’s not), who is currently acting as a replacement for Avril Lavigne?

Melissa Vandella is apparently the

eams of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) would inspect the excavation being carried out at an archaeological site in Haryana’s Fatehabad district to verify claims of it being the oldest civilisation in the world.

Archaeologists have recovered artefacts pre-dating the Harappan Civilisation from the site, located in village Kunal in Fatehabad district. NASA and ISRO inspection is likely to be done in October this year, 2017, Haryana Archaeology and Museums Minister Ram Bilas Sharma said on Monday.

“The recovery of artefacts, estimated to be 6,000 years old, strongly indicated that the civilisation that had flourished in Kunal was in fact the oldest civilisation in the world. The Harappan Civilisation, considered so far to be the oldest civilisation, flourished about 3,500 years ago,” the Minister said.

The artefacts recovered included ornaments and pots, apart from spherical structures.

Tarantino isn’t racist with his movies: Samuel L. Jackson

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ctor Samuel L. Jackson has defended Quentin Tarantino, saying it is impossible that the filmmaker “is racist with his movies”.

Tarantino’s last two m ov i e s “ D j a n g o U n chained” and “The Hateful Eight” received criticism upon release for the frequent use of the N-word, with some movie fans accusing him of racism.

Jackson is seen defending the filmmaker’s work in an unearthed interview from “The Hateful Eight” release last year, reports express.co.uk.

He said: “He (Quentin) has enough problem being vilified himself as a racist because he uses n***** in his scripts that much, or puts those kinds of words in a character’s mouth.”

Jackson continued: “I always tell people... I can’t understand why they can’t look at his work and realise that every character he’s given me has pretty much been the smartest

deal with the language of the time. And that was the language of the time.

I grew up in the South. I heard ‘n*****’ all my life.

I’m not disturbed by it.”

‘If God wills, I’ll enter politics’

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uperstar Rajinikanth on Monday kept his fans guessing on his entry into politics, saying if it is God’s will, he will step into the arena.

The actor, who met his fans after a gap of some eight years here, also said if he enters politics, he will be truthful and will not entertain people who want to make money.

“God decides what we have to do in life. Right now, he wants me to be an actor and I’m fulfilling my

responsibility. If God willing, I will enter politics tomorrow. If I enter, I will be very truthful and will not entertain people who are in this to make money. I won’t work with such people,” Rajinikanth told his fans, who had gathered at Raghavendra Mandapam.

One of his die-hard fans said: “If Rajinikanth sir becomes a politician, he will be the best.”

Another fan said: “Thalaiva should announce his own party and clean up Tamil Nadu. He is the only one who can save Tamil Nadu and take it forward again.”

The 66-year-old star described his brief stint in politics two decades ago as a “political accident”.

In 1996, during the Tamil Nadu assembly election campaign, Rajinikanth denounced J. Jayalalithaa

and her politics. His strong remarks contributed to her defeat.

“I did a mistake by supporting a political alliance 21 years ago. It was a political accident. Since then, politicians have misused my name on several occasions. But I have to clarify, I’m not joining any party,” he added.

N eve r t h e l e s s, h i s hint at a political role for himself was lapped up by Tamil Nadu BJP unit chief Tamilisai Soundararajan, who said the Bharatiya Janata Party would welcome any leader who is clean and wants to clean up politics and corruption in public life.

Back in 2014, as the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi had called on Rajinikanth at his residence here. But the actor had termed it as a courtesy call and said no political significance should be attached to it.

You Got The Talent auditions on May 19

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.B.Entertainment invites talented singers, Dancers, Comedians, Musicians, Actors and Actresses to participate in the upcoming reality show ‘You Got The Talent’.

The show will be based on online voting through YouTube channel. Main motive of the production team is to bring out the talents in Nagaland and to promote them through social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and N.E. television channels and also provide national level platforms in Mumbai music industry. The Auditions will take place on May 19 at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur.

The show will be telecast on YouTube channel and the grand finale round will be live.

The show will be judged by different

personalities depending on the genres including renowned singers, dancers, comedians, music directors, actors and actresses.

There will be best performance of the day awards for every round and best performer will get a single video contract.

Total prize money Rs. 50,000 along with professional video album and also get a chance to perform in a national TV channel show Mumbai.

There will be no charges for registration.

Forms are available at Dimapur Popular bakery, Kiran Sports store, Popular Bakery, Purana Bazaar and Oasis Restaurant, Chumukedima.

For further Details contact 9774-862205/7005-64-9854.

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character in the film. “(They) have the most dignity and respect and kinda runs things... Not a fool of any sort and understands a whole lot of what’s going on in life and in the world.

“For (Quentin) to write characters like that for me would be impossible for a racist to do.”

According to express. co.uk, Jackson also asked “did they have another name to call the (black) people they were talking about at the time?”

He said: “If you’re going to deal with the language of the time, you

With immense pride and honour VK Area Union Dimapur congratulates Miss Atna Awomi, daughter of Late Ihoto Awomi of Marumi Village for securing 2 nd position in the HSSLC (Commerce Stream) from Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur.

The Union also congratulates all the successful students from VK Area who have cleared their HSSLC and HSLC exam. 2017. The union wishes all the students the best of luck and blessings in all their future endeavours.

(Aaron Assumi) (Khekato Yeptho) Chairman, VK.AUD Gen. Secy., VK.AUD

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vril Lavigne is alive and kicking. She hung out with her mum yesterday for Mother’s Day. She had a lovely time.

Nevertheless, the rumour that the real Avril Lavigne is dead and that has been replaced by an imposter keeps resurfacing. It’s the conspiracy that won’t quit, and to mark the 15th anniversary of her debut single ‘Complicated’, those claims have resurfaced.

One mystery-busting Brazilian blog has compiled all of the ‘evidence’ through the years and reckons it has definitive proof that the punky pop star is in fact dead, and the Avril Lavigne who now stalks the earth is nothing but a fake. Here are the main points of the argument: She called her second album ‘Under My Skin’ The theory alleges that Lavigne “died” in 2003 at the age of 19, a year after the release of her debut album ‘Let Go’. Her second album ‘Under My Skin’ was released in 2004 and the blogger insists that the title “is very suggestive” of the truth. Is it?

They also claim that the album’s title means that the ‘new’ Lavigne is living “under the skin” of the actual Avril Lavigne. “Note that

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, May 16, 2017

SALVATION YOUTH MINISTRY (SYM)

SYM conducted a Worship night at Bethel Prayer Home, Notun Basti at utmost chamber on 13th May 2017. Highlighting the theme "Made to Worship", a short encouragement speech was shared among youngsters by Pastor I. Toshi Imchen which was so powerful and inspiring. Many young people were blessed and encouraged when the SYM Worship team started playing instruments and giving endless praise and worship.

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PUNANAMEI (ROBEVEDZÜ) VILLAGE COUNCIL P.O/P.S- Mao Gate-795140. Senapati District, Manipur.

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aty Perry has officially announced her new album, ‘Wit-

ness’.

The singer has previewed her latest record in the past few weeks, with the most recent activity coming with the release of the single ‘Bon Appetit’, which features Migos. The song’s accompanying video was unveiled last week, which saw Perry get prepared like a meal by an army of chefs.

Perry has now revealed the title and release date of her new album, with ‘Witness’ set to hit shelves on June 9. The new record is set to “reflects on the changes in her own life and in the world around her, delivering songs that both challenge and inspire.” While its tracklisting has yet to be confirmed, the singles ‘Chained To The Rhythm’ and ‘Bon Appetit’ will feature.

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A felicitation programme was held on 12th May 2017 at Ozhikhu Punanamei (Robvedzü) local play ground under the chairmanship of Shri. Hrüni Athihe, Chairman Punanamei (Robvedzü) village Council.

The programme started with an opening prayer offered by Mrs. Lohrü Asüsa Saprüna, Chairman Punanamei (Robvedzü) Women Society. The village council with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Elozüo M. Saprüna, S/o Late Krehe Mathibo Saprüna for securing 1st rank in the HSSLC Examination (Arts stream) and, scoring the highest marks in Political Science and Psychology conducted by the Nagaland Board of School Education 2017.

We thank our Almighty God for the success and the council further pray and wish him great success in his future endeavours.

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Hriini Athihe Chairman Punanamei (Robvedzü) Village Council.

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The family members and relatives of Miss Imnasenla, daughter of Mr. Watisangba Ao and Mrs. Taang from Longsa Village (Mokokchung), take immense pride and joy in felicitating our daughter for successfully completing her Master of Divinity Degree from Discipleship Bible College, Dimapur 2017. The entire family members and relatives delightfully extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Imnasenla for being awarded the following awards and prizes in the 34th Convocation of Discipleship Bible College held on 12th May 2017: 1. D. Haralu Academic Proficiency Award 2. R. A. Rikum Scripture Award Subject Awards 1. Christian Ministry Prize 2. Religion and Society Prize 3. Old Testament Prize 4. Theology and Ethics Prize May the Almighty God continue to look upon you with favour and may you continue to find worth in His eyes. God bless you.

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Pakistan snatch historic win against WI Aus players could boycott Ashes: Warner the first Pakistan batsman to reach 10,000 Test runs in the opening match of the series and played 118 Tests.

Misbah, 43 at the end of this month, played 75 Tests - a record 56 as captain - with 26 wins, another Pakistan record.

After 14 wickets had fallen on the penultimate day, the West Indies struggled to 93-6 in the 44th Misbah-ul-Haq and Younis Khan hold the series trophy over. However, they were after beating West Indies. given hope when Jason Holder joined Roston at per Misbah-ul-Haq and Khan’s Test careers. record runscorer Younus Younus, 39, became the crease and the pair had

Monaco beat Lille to effectively win Ligue 1 title

Hyderabad, May 15 (Agencies): David Warner says Australia’s cricketers are prepared to boycott this year’s Ashes series rather than budge in their pay dispute.

Vice-captain Warner says the players will go elsewhere in search of employment if CA refuses to back down. “If it gets to the extreme they might not have a team for the Ashes,” he said.

3rd DEATH ANNIVERSARY

LT. ZAKIENGU MEYASE

Three years have gone by so quickly like it was yesterday since you left us for your heavenly abode.

Though you are no longer here with us, you will always be loved and missed everyday.

16-05-2016

God has you in His arms, We have you in our hearts, We miss you dearly Atsa.

Loving daughter & grandchildren.

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY

04.04.1944 – 08.05.2017 We convey our sincere gratitude to all those who have supported us in various ways and comforted us during the illness and at demise of our beloved mother Late Nungshilemla Longkumer, Longjang, who breathed her last on 08.05.2017 to be with the Lord. Your prayer and support have been a constant source of comfort during this difficult time. Your sympathetic deeds have made us understand better the meaning and value of loving kindness. May God bless you all abundantly.

Our gratitude also goes to :1. Doctors, nurses, staff and Dialysis Unit of Zion Hospital & Research Centre, Dimapur & Woodland Nursing Home, Mokokchung 2. Longjang Baptist Church, Women Ministry, Youth Ministry, Child Ministry & Evangelical Committee.

3. Changki Baptist Church and Women ministry 4. Borlengri Ao Baptist Church 5. Longjang Laishir Telongjem.

6. Dimapur Longjang Senso Telongjem 7. Dimapur Longjang Tamang Sarasadem Telongjem 8. Evangelical Committee, Sumedem Fellowship, Dimapur 9. Mothers Group and neighbours of Firing Colony, Lengrijan 10. Asetkong Kaketshir Telongjem Mungdang 11. Morning Shuttlers Club, Dimapur.

12. APMC, Mokokchung 13. EBRC, Kobulong 14. Longjang Jamir Kidong Telongjem 15. Longkumer Kidong, Longjang.

16. Longjang 7 buba Zunga, Dimapur Unit 17. Government Middle School, Longpa 18. Baptist Mission School, Longjang 19. Lamedong Youth Association & Aningchen Youth Club, Longjang 20. Ajemer Reko, Dimapur 21. Relatives from Asangma village.

“In tears we part. We shall surely meet with smiles”

“I really hope they can come to an agreement... we don’t really want to see this panning out like that where we don’t have a team, we don’t have cricket in the Australian summer. It is up to CA to deal with the Australian Cricketers’ Association. It’s obviously in their hands.”

“We thought something along the lines of this might happen... We won’t buckle at all, we

1st Death Anniversary of our beloved Grandma

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Paris, May 15 (IANS): French football club Monaco put one of their hands on the first Ligue 1 trophy for the first time since 2000 with a 4-0 home win against Lille to go three points clear atop the table with only one round remaining.

Paris Saint-Germain found it almost impossible to defend their title despite a 5-0 road victory over Saint-Etienne as Monaco had a far superior goal difference and a game in hand.

Radamel Falcao scored one goal apiece in both halves on Sunday. His attacking partner Kylian Mbappe finished two assists with his speed and agility to Bernardo Silva and Falcao. With two minutes remaining, the leaders sealed a four-goal win with Lille player Junior Alonso’s own goal.

PSG’s unstoppable striker Edinson Cavani brought his league goal tally to 35 with a brace.

His teammate Lucas also scored two. The other goal came from Julian Draxler.

The only way for PSG to turn around the table would be for them to win the season finale and Monaco to lose the two remaining games with a huge deficit. Monaco could get a tight grip on the title with a draw against Saint-Etienne next Wednesday.

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lifted their side to 151 when the captain fell to Hasan Ali in the 62nd over.

Chase, playing his 10th Test, recorded his third century with a boundary but then lost last man Shannon Gabriel, who edged on to his stumps when inexplicably attempting a slog to the boundary, to give spinner Yasir his 149th Test wicket and an 11th five-wicket haul in only his 26th match.

of our beloved son Late Likhumse Sangtam (Likhum) Dear A year has passed since you left us on this day the 16.05.2015, but the memories left behind are still fresh in our mind.

We deeply miss you with silent tears.

“Good people will be remembered as a blessing.”

David Warner

are standing together and very strong. We are all on the same wavelength and are sticking together,” he added.

of our beloved daughter

Late Erenbeni Ekhyopvü

Loving Apo, Ayo, Yeniden, Wopanden

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REMEMBERING YOU MOTHER ON YOUR 10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF

LATE PIKHULO KIKON

“The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, may the name of the Lord be praised”

Proverbs 10:7

Yours beloved, Mom, dad, sis, bro & relatives.

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16-05-2007 The death of a Mother is the first sorrow wept without her. For some moments in life there are no words. You will always live in our memory, until we meet again. May the good Lord hold you in the palm of his hand.

– Loving husband, sons, daughters, grandchildren and in-laws.

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R o s e a u, M ay 1 5 (Agencies): Pakistan secured their first Test series victory in the West Indies with a 101-run win in Roseau.

With the series tied at 1-1, the hosts were set 304 and Roston Chase made an unbeaten 101 - but they were all out for 202, Yasir Shah taking 5-92.

He claimed the final wicket with the last ball of the penultimate over.

It was Pakistan’s eighth Test series in the Caribbean and marked the end of skip-

--Loved ones

7TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved

26.12.1974 – 12.05.2017 Our hearts are filled with gratitude when we say many thanks to different organizations, societies, church members, friends, neighbours, relatives, dear and near ones for all acts of kindness and sympathy at the sad demise of Lt. Yimmendong (Mopungchuket Village) We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one of you individually but we pray that God will bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, daughter, son and all the family members.

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Sadly missed along life’s way, quietly remembered everyday.. no longer in our life to share, but in our hearts, you’re always there.

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Loved ones

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 16-05-2016 Our dearest Rovizolie, On this day last year, you went away and took a part of us..

Though it is still difficult for us to come to terms with it..

We surrender to God’s will..

You will always be in our hearts..

Because in there you are always alive..

Deep in our hearts, you will always stay, loved and missed everyday..

Until we meet again, Your loving wife, father, mother and family members..

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lt. Shecuzo Lohe

Born on: 1923 Died on: 10-05-2017 We, the family of Lt. Kanthsu Seb, would like to thank sincerely to all family, friends and neigbours who stood by us physically, spiritually, with message of sympathy and very generous donation during her illness and in the time since she left us on 10th May 2017.

We sincerely convey our special thanks to:1. Rengma Baptist Church, Kohima 2. Nsunyu Baptist Church 3. Kithagha Welfare Society, Kohima 4. Kithagha Nza, Kohima 5. Agri/Forest Fellowship, Kohima 6. Electrical Colony Council, Kohima 7. Directorate of Fisheries 8. Er. Levi Rengma Parl. Secy. (Housing) We are sorry for our inability to thank each and every individual but are pleased and proud that you were part of such a special day.

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Lt. Shingang Yaden Although we no longer see you, are you still here on earth? Just as you remain in our hearts The tears break through and fail, in the memories of you. Where do you fly now? Are you flying through the pearly gates, where ever you are. Where ever the path takes you, promise us you'll wait there, until we meet again. We hope you're happy now. As we was with you, The pain you have suffered, we hope it's now gone.

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Wife, daughters & family members

Born : 1916 – Died : 09/05/2017

We the bereaved family and relatives express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through prayer during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Ino. Shinizu Swu, Hd, G.B, Kilo Old Village.

We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone by name, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God shower His abundant blessings to you all.

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Loving wife, children, grandchidren, great grandchildren, in-laws and relatives

Bloom on : 20/12/2002 – Pluck on : 05/05/2017 We the bereaved family members of Late Shecuzo Lohe, student of class-10 at Viphuho Foundation High School Dimapur, convey our sincere and profound gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, materially, financially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and sad at the demise of our son on 5th May 2017. We thank each one of you for your support and thoughtful words in this hour of grief and we deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but we pray that Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We convey our special gratitude to : 1. Chathe Prayer Centre, Dimapur 2. Gidemi Baptist Church/Prayer Centre 3. Gidemi Village Council 4. Koinonia Prayer Centre, Tsiese Basa 5. Nerhama Fasting Group 6. Sakrabami Chozulu Krotho 7. Sakrabami Welfare Union, Dimapur 8. Sakrabami Welfare Union, Kohima 9. Staff and students of Viphuho Foundation School, Dimapur 10. Sakrabami Students' Union 11. Govt. High School, Sakraba 12. Shri. Tohanba, Parliamentary Secy. Urban Development, Govt. of Nagaland 13. Shri. Z. Lohe, Former Speaker NLA 14. Rev. Zotuo 15. Mr. Zhovetso, ex-pastor Gedemi Baptist Church 16. All Vehicle Donors 17. All neighbouring villages DP-4797(A)

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Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates with James Rodriguez after scoring their side’s second goal against Sevilla on Sunday. (AP/PTI) M A D R I D, M ay 1 5 (Agencies): The fight for the La Liga title will go down to the last day of the season after convincing wins for Real Madrid and Barcelona on Sunday left them locked together on 87 points at the top of the table.

Madrid remain in the driving seat after the European champions saw off Sevilla 4-1 as they have two games remaining to Barca’s one.

However, Barca remain on top thanks to their better head-to-head record with Neymar scoring a hattrick as they also won 4-1 at

Las Palmas. Madrid visit Celta in their game in hand on Wednesday and then travel to Malaga, whilst Barca host Eibar on the final day next Sunday.

Sevilla have now won just three of their last 13 games as their season has petered out to a disappointing end. However, they gave Madrid more than a few scares at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Nacho gave the hosts the lead in controversial fashion as he curled home a quick free-kick with the Sevilla defence caught unawares and their protests towards referee Alberto

Undiano Mallenco falling on deaf ears.

Sevilla fired their first warning shot when Stefan Jovetic smashed a shot against the post from the edge of the area.

However, moments later it was 2-0 as Sergio Rico could only palm James Rodriguez’s effort into the path of Cristiano Ronaldo to score his 400th Madrid goal.

Jovetic then saw a fine chipped effort come back off the bar and was denied by Keylor Navas when played through by Joaquin Correa as Sevilla continued to threaten. And

Nadal claims fifth Madrid title

Nadal salutes his home crowd after being awarded the trophy for winning the Madrid Open M adrid, M ay 1 5 (IANS): Spanish No.1 Rafael Nadal claimed his fifth Mutua Madrid Open title with a 7-6 (10), 6-4 win over eighth seeded Dominic Thiem here.

Sunday’s win also means that Nadal has now won 30 ATP Masters 1000 Series titles in his long

career, more than anyone who is currently playing, reports Xinhua news agency.

The first set saw Thiem try and adopt an attacking attitude against Nadal, who had only recently defeated him in Barcelona.

That attitude saw him take an early service break

to silence the partisan crowd in Madrid, but Nadal was able to break back in the sixth game as Thiem paid for his aggression with too many unforced errors.

The first set went to a tie break in which Nadal always looked to be on top, but it was not until the fifth time of asking that he was able to win the decisive point.

Nadal then broke immediately at the start of the second set and the games went with serve until the ninth game when Nadal had two Championship points on Thiem’s serve.

However, the Austrian battled back bravely and saved them both before serving out the game.

He also showed courage in the final game of the match, forcing four break points on Nadal’s serve as both players gave everything, until Nadal finally claimed the title at the fourth time of asking.

they finally got back in the game through Jovetic’s neat finish from outside the box three minutes into the second-half.

Yet, just as the hosts’ ner ves were becoming frayed, Ronaldo appeared once more by crashing home Toni Kroos’s cutback to restore Real’s two goal lead. And Kroos rounded off the scoring himself by prodding into the far corner six minutes from time.

Barcelona kept the pressure on despite a series of defensive absences that meant Brazilian 21-yearold Marlon Santos was handed a full debut in the Canary Islands.

The visitors still hand all of Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar to call on up front and the latter two combined to give Barca a 2-0 half-time lead.

After wonderful passes from Sergio Busquets and Andres Iniesta, Suarez squared for Neymar to open the scoring.

The roles were reversed two minutes later as Neymar’s chip freed Suarez to dink home his 36th goal of the season.

Pedro Bigas momentarily gave Las Palmas hope just after the hour mark.

But Neymar headed home Ivan Rakitic’s cross and then sealed his first hat-trick of the season 19 minutes from time when he slotted in Jordi Alba’s through ball.

Kochi, May 15 (IANS): On the day the first deadline ended, the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, one of the proposed venues for the U-17 World Cup football tournament - taking place in India for the first time, is almost ready, a Kerala Minister said on Monday.

Kerala Minister for Sports and Industries A.C. Moideen told reporters at the venue here that the stadium is almost ready on the day of the deadline - which is Monday.

“Things are panning out as we have planned and today is the day where we had to finish certain works as desired by the FIFA delegation. We are happy with what has been done.

In the next two days, we have the next deadline and we will be ready and then there are some works to be finished by the May 30. Things are fine and we have no concerns at all,” Moideen said.

The FIFA delegation is arriving on Thursday, when they will have a look at what has been done to make the stadium suitable for hosting U-17 World Cup matches.

Kochi was awarded one quarter-final on October 22, besides six Group D matches.

New chairs have been fixed at the stadium and it all remains to be seen if the visiting FIFA delegation will be happy over the work that’s going on in getting the practice venues ready.

Spurs bid farewell to White Hart lane with win over Man United

Wanyama wheels away in celebration with Harry Kane as Spurs got off to the perfect start against Manchester United.

L o n d o n, M ay 1 5 ( I A NS ) : To t t e n h a m Hotspurs bid farewell to their home at White Hart Lane with a 2-1 victory over Manchester United in week 37 of English Premier League (EPL) action, finishing the football season without a single home loss for the first time since the 1964-1965 season.

Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama opened the scoring for the Spurs at the six-minute mark in the first half here on Sunday.

Just four minutes into the second half, Christian Eriksen sent a flawless cross that found Harry Kan, who fired it into the roof of the net to double Tottenham’s tally.

With 19 minutes to go, Wayne Rooney pulled one back for the Red Devils,

who could not tie it and suffered another disappointing loss that shredded their chances of reaching the Champions League through the EPL gate.

Tottenham, for its part, is guaranteed to finish the season in second place, the team’s highest position since 1963.

After the match, cheering supporters took the field

to celebrate the squad’s last victory at White Hart Lane, which has been the team’s home ground for 118 years.

Tottenham will play its home games at iconic Wembley Stadium here next season before moving to a new 61,000-seat stadium that is scheduled to open for the 2018-2019 season.

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Top players retained for Pro Kabaddi season 5 M u m b ai , M ay 1 5 (IANS): India captain Anup Kumar was among the seven players retained

by U Mumba for season five of the Pro Kabaddi League, it was announced by the organisers here on Monday.

Besides Anup, who led U Mumba to the title in the second season and the final in the third edition, Rahul Chaudhari (Telugu Titans), Meraj Sheykh (Dabang Delhi), Jang Kun Lee (Bengal Warriors), Ashish Kumar (Bengaluru Bulls), Pardeep Narwal (Patna Pirates) and Deepak Hooda (Puneri Paltan) were retained. Inaugural champions Jaipur Pink Panthers, however, did not retain any player. Recently, the organisers of the league Star announced the inclusion of four new teams while announcing VIVO as the new title sponsors for the next five years.

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Along Longkumer (left) and Matsung Ozukum (right) training out of the Combat Academy, Nagaland won gold medals at the All India Mixed Martial Arts Federation AIMMAF India Amateur Nationals. Along won in the bantamweight (61kg) division via unanimous decision while Matsung won the medal in strawweight (52kgs) division by way of submission. The duo is coached by Khriemelie Metha.

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