May 18, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 161

DIMAPUR, thursday, may 18, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

White House denies Donald Trump World No. 1 Andy Murray asked Comey to drop Flynn probe knocked out of Italian Open

Cabinet approves to build ten heavy water reactors

international, Page 12

national, Page 9

sports, Page 16

NC questions appointments in SWD D I M A P U R , M AY 1 7 (NPN): Continuing its effort to dig out “facts and figures” Kohima District-- only 13% through NPSC & of alleged backdoor ap- Combine Exam: 87% through doubtful and quespointments in various gov- tionable appointment process. ernment departments, the Dimapur District-- only 14% through NPSC; Nagaland Congress (NC) 86% through doubtful and questionable appointon Wednesday questioned ment process. the nature of recruitment/ Mokokchung District-- 25% through NPSC & appointment in Social WelCombine Exam; 75% through doubtful and quesfare Department (SWD) tionable appointment process. saying “as of November 2, Wokha District-- 28% through NPSC & Com2016, 78% of total employees in SWD were appointed bine Exam; 72% through doubtful and questionthrough direct appointment, able appointment process. Zunheboto District-- only 22% through NPSC & questionable departmental exam, contractual appoint- Combine Exam; 78% through doubtful and quesment, adhoc appointment tionable appointment process. Phek District-- only 15% through NPSC & Comand on deputation.” Backing its claims bine Exam; 85% through doubtful and questionbased on the RTI reply fur- able appointment process. Peren District-- only 29% through NPSC & nished by the Social Welfare directorate, NC media cell Combine Exam; 71% through doubtful and quesfurther alleged that the so tionable appointment process. called departmental exam Tuensang District-- 25% through NPSC; 75% was simply a “superficial through doubtful and questionable appointment exam” conducted just to process. appoint candidates of minMon District-- only 28% through NPSC & Comister’s/parliamentary sec- bine Exam; 72% through doubtful and questionretaries. NC said it was the able appointment process. same in the case of contracKiphire District-- only 21% through NPSC; 79% tual, adhoc appointment through doubtful and questionable appointment and deputation. It said out process. of the 22% appointments, Longleng District-- only 21% through NPSC; 18% was through NPSC, 79% through doubtful and questionable appointcombine exam (2%) and ment process. on compassionate ground (2%). RTI regularized employees were 89% through doubtful and NC said in the direc- appointed through NPSC questionable appointment torate, only 11% of total and Combine Exam while process.Nagaland Congress

District-wise data on appointments

Road diversion in Kma

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 7 (NPN): In view of the repair works along the National Highway between Kohima and Dimapur, Kohima police have informed commuters that the road has been diverted from Peducha towards 10 Mile, Tsiesema. For Kohima-Dimapur bound vehicles the road has been diverted from Zubza CRPF camp, above Shalom Bible Seminary, to Kiruphema, then to Peducha. In a press note, Sr. SP Kohima also provided second option for down vehicles from Kohima Science College, Jotsoma to Khonoma, Mezoma, Sechuma then Kiruphema. Police also sought the cooperation of all travellers between Kohima and Dimapur and to bear with the inconveniences till repairing work was completed.

has also given out the district-wise appointment data based on the RTI reply. (See table) NC also pointed out that 93% of total contractual appointments were made during 2011-2016 and only 7% were prior to the year 2011. It said the figures clearly indicated that appointments have become monopoly of concerned minister/parliamentary secretary, whether or not there is sanctioned post, whether or not recruitment process is adhered to and whether or not candidates are qualified and deserving. Asserting that it would continue to highlight such extreme cases of backdoor/ questionable appointments, NC also urged the conscious public to react responsibly. The party also appealed to the general public to extend cooperation and support the cause for “preventive as well as curative measures.” It may be mentioned that the NC had also taken on departments like PWD, Police and Rural Development, alleging rampant backdoor appointments particularly non-locals.

World faces massive cryptocurrency attack, bigger than WannaCry: report SAN FRANCISCO/NEW DELHI, MAY 17 (IANS): After facing a massive ‘WannaCrypt’ ransomware attack that exploited a vulnerability in a Microsoft software and hit 150 countries, the same Windows vulnerability (MS17-010) has also been exploited to spread another type of malware that is quietly but fast generating digital cash from machines it has infected. According to a report in The Registrar on Wednesday, tens of thousands of computers globally have been affected by the “Adylkuzz attack” that targets machines, lets them operate and only slows those down to generate digital cash or “Monero” cryptocurrency in the background. “Monero” -- being popularised by North Korea-linked hackers -- is an open-source cryptocurrency created in April 2014 that focuses on privacy, decentralisation and scalability. It is an alternative to Bitcoin and is being used for trading in drugs, stolen credit cards and counterfeit goods. “Initial statistics suggest that this attack may be larger

in scale than WannaCry[pt], because this attack shuts down SMB networking to prevent further infections with other malware (including the WannaCry[pt] worm) via that same vulnerability,” US-based cyber security firm Proofpoint researchers were quoted as saying in the report. This is how a cryptocurrency attack works. The hackers need to mine cryptocurrency using computers/computing devices (IoT included). “Mining of cryptocurrency simply means solving complex cryptography problems designed within the algorithm of a cybercurrency that requires a lot of computing,” Saket Modi, CEO and Co-founder of Delhi-based IT risk assessments provider Lucideus, told IANS. To draw a parallel, there can only be 21 million Bitcoins that can be mined out of which 16 million have already been mined, informed Modi. “Monero”, on the other side, is slightly different than Bitcoin but for simplification’s sake, it can

be assumed that it follows a similar architecture and similar mining process. “Hence, there is a new wave of cyber attacks where the hacker is least interested in the personal information of the victim and instead his only motivation is to gain access to the CPU of the victim’s computer/mobile/ IoT device so that they can use it to mine more currencies (and correspondingly make more money),” Modi told IANS. This looks like something more dangerous than ‘WannaCrypt’ as the victim doesn’t come to know that they have been hacked, but, on the other side, “the good part is that the hacker here is not interested in the victim’s personal data,” Modi told IANS. To achieve this, the hackers find a vulnerability in one of the servers in the targeted organisation or they would infect a website which employees of a targeted organisation often visit.

because of the low level of awareness about malicious software, a senior official looking after West Bengal’s IT security said on Wednesday. The official told PTI that most Indian homes were using pirated Operating Softwares which were never updated, making them more vulnerable to the modern day virus threats like ransomware. “Most Indian homes are vulnerable to Wannacry because of the pirated softwares they use,” the expert said. He was critical about the casual approach adopted by government sectors where old machines were still in use with almost zero backup and no patches were ever applied making them open to such cyber threats. “What we have seen now is only the tip of the iceberg,” the officer cautioned. Suggesting adoption of the old method of keeping important data backed up offline from time to time, the IT security expert warned The country is least that corporates using sync prepared to tackle the ran- mirror backup was useless somware virus ‘WannaCry’ against ransomware.

India least prepared

New regional party ‘Democratic Progressive Party’ formed Pawar declines Sonia’s offer

Office bearers of the newly floated Democratic Progressive Party on Wednesday.

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 7 (NPN): The second regional political party in Nagaland - Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and not Progressive Democratic Party (PDP) as reported earlier, its first general body BAC meeting on May 23 held meeting at Niathu Resort D I M A P U R , M AY 1 7 Chumukedima Wednesday (NPN): Nagaland Legisla- with a few hundred people tive Assembly, Speaker and chairman of Business Advisory Committee, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier has called for a meeting on May 23 at 11 a.m. in the Assembly com- ITANAGAR, MAY 17 mittee room to finalise the (IANS): The first Indian Provisional Programme for woman to scale Mount Everthe ensuing Sixteenth (Spe- est four times, Anshu Jamcial) Session of the Twelfth senpa, will attempt a double Assembly to meet on May, ascent to climb the world’s 27 2017. All BAC members highest peak for a fifth time, have been requested to attend her husband Tsering Wange said on Wednesday. the meeting without fail. The Arunachal Pradesh mountaineer on Tuesday scripted history by becoming the first Indian woman to conquer the 8,848 feet Mount Everest for a fourth time. “Anshu is very keen for the double ascent. We have already paid for her fifth permit to climb the Everest and the paper formalities have also been completed,” Wange told IANS. “She (Anshu) is likely to reach the Everest Base Camp today (Wednesday) or tomorrow (Thursday) and the expedition team will take “Why am I asked to pay a decision for her double aspower arrears when I’ve cent. Nonetheless, we are been paying regularly elated with Anshu’s achievefor irregular power? “ ment. It is a historic moment

attending the meeting. The meeting was chaired by Dr. John Lotha where the party’s first president– Chingwang Konyak- was elected unanimously. The other office bearers of the DPP include:Vice president- Nuzota Swuro, Dr. Chumben Murry, K. Sukhalu, Dr. Sukhato and Menuovilie; secretar y general- Abu Metha, treasurer- Dr. John

Murry and general secretaries- Rusemtong Longkumer, Benjamin Lorin and Pausi Zeliang.

Resolutions adopted

The meeting passed several resolutions among which was to form a new political party to be named as Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). The meeting also resolved that DPP will

strive towards strengthening the peace process and contribute towards “realization of early, honorable and wholesome resolution of the Naga political problem.” The joint statement issued by DPP president Chingwang Konyak and vice president Nuzota Swuro reaffirmed that “DPP will leave no stone unturned in its efforts to mobilize public opinion and support that is aimed at achieving early political solution and the realization of genuine peace, real unity and collective brotherhood,” said Chingwang Konyak and Nuzota Swuro in a press note. DPP resolved to make all out efforts to strengthen the democratic principles at all levels of society and oppose corruption, violence and injustice. It was also resolved that DPP would stand for transparency, strive for re-

spect of human rights and dignity, protect freedom of speech and expression, work for the uplift of weaker and marginalised sections of society, uphold gender equality and endeavour to protect Naga cultural heritage. (Cont’d on p-9)

Media barred

Wednesday’s meeting of the new party was earlier billed as a launch and so media persons were on hand to report the historic event. However, several reporters who went to cover the supposed launching of the new political party Wednesday were prevented from attending the meeting inside Nousi Auditorium of the Resort. Party officials asked media persons to leave the place since the GBM was supposed to be a “closed door meeting”.

to be presidential candidate

NEW DELHI, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): Despite being unwell Congress chief Sonia Gandhi is trying to finalise a name for presidential election. On Wednesday, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) said its leader Sharad Pawar declined the offer of Sonia Gandhi to be the Opposition candidate. “In last month’s meeting, Sonia Gandhi had asked Pawar saheb to be the opposition candidate. However, he refused. He said ‘I should not be considered’,” NCP’s national spokesperson Nawab Malik told IANS. Malik added that Pawar had already said in the past that he was not interested in contesting the election. Gandhi has taken the initiative to talk to leaders

of opposition parties to field a consensus candidate. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee called on Gandhi on Tuesday to discuss a consensus candidate for the presidential election. Gandhi has spoken to Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav and RJD chief Lalu Prasad and met JD-U leader and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Communist Party of India-Marxist leader Sitaram Yechury and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah. The term of President Pranab Mukherjee ends in July. The ruling BJP-led National Democratic Alliance, which has clear edge in the presidential election, has not given any inkling so far on its choice of candidate.

NE woman to try double ascent to Mt. Everest Dmu police launches MFRT squad

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Anshu Jamsenpa after scaling the Mt. Everest.

for Arunachal Pradesh and India,” he said. Wange, who also heads Arunachal Mountaineering and Adventure Sports Association, said the camp officials, who communicated with Anshu during the expedition, informed him that his wife was “fit and fine” and “keen for the double ascent”. Arunachal Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Wednesday congratulated Jamsenpa for unfurling the

Indian flag at the world’s highest peak for the fourth time. “You made us proud once again Anshu Jamsenpa by unfurling the tricolour for the fourth time atop the world’s highest peak. My heartiest congratulations to our proud daughter of Arunachal. I wish you all success in your future endeavour and may you keep making our nation proud,” Khandu said in a message. “I have been told that Jamsenpa is motivated and

energized enough to try a double ascent if conditions remain favourable. I wish her success and may the almighty bless her to accomplish her dream. It will be a proud moment for Arunachal Pradesh and India,” Khandu said. Arunachal Pradesh Governor P.B. Acharya also congratulated Jamsenpa. Jamsenpa, a mother of two, began scaling at 1.45 a.m. on Saturday and unfurled the national flag atop the Everest at 9 a.m. on Tuesday. Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama had on April 2 flagged off the mountaineer’s double ascent expedition from Guwahati in Assam. She scaled the Mount Everest twice in May 2011 and again scaled the peak on May 18 in 2013. If she is successful with her double ascent this time, Jamsenpa will set a record of climbing the Mt Everest five times.

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 7 (NPN): Dimapur Police on Wednesday launched its squad of “Medical First Responder Team (MFRT) comprising of an ambulance and two motorcycles, which would function under the Dimapur Traffic Police and be on duty round-the-clock. In a press release, Addl DCP & PRO said the medical first responder team would be stationed at both Zone-I and Zone-II traffic control and respond to vehicle accident cases. A team of 12 personnel from the Dimapur Traffic Police and Home Guards were made to undergo training at the Central Training Institute, Toluvi on the application of first aid and pre hospital treatments. While launching the squad, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic), P. Sendongmeren, stated that the first hour follow-

Commissioner of Police, Limasunep Jamir flagging off the squad.

ing a traumatic injury, also known as the “Golden Hour”, was the most crucial period, adding that prompt medical treatment could prevent death. The object of this imitative is to save lives and provide services for the welfare of the citizens, he said. Commissioner of Police, Dimapur, Limasunep-

Jamir, flagged off the squad following a brief programme and demonstration at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, Dimapur on May 15, 2017. For any vehicular accident emergencies, one could contact Dimapur Traffic Control- I @ +91 7085055038 or Traffic Control –II @ +91 7085055039 . K Y M C

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Workshop conducted on complexities and contradictions of news reporting

DIPR workhop in progress in capital convention, Kohima. Correspondent

KO H I M A , M AY 1 7 (NPN): Editor, Imphal Free Press, Pradip Phanjoubam said democracy would remain incomplete without the existence of fourth estate. Resource person Phanjoubam said this during the one-day workshop held on complexities and contradictions of news reporting, organized by department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) at capital convention, Kohima Wednesday. Speaking on the basics of news reporting, Phanjoubam said journalism was about telling the story of events coherently and articulately, whereby one should have the basic communication skills.

He said while writing a news story, it should be an inverted pyramid style stating that the headline and introduction of the story should capture the attention of the readers keeping in mind the five important Ws (who, where, when, what, why) and one H (how). Phanjoubam said a reporter must have the knowledge on the subject be it electioneering process, war or sports so that the key words were not missed. He also spoke on paid news, maintenance of neutrality etc. Resource person, joint director Dzüvinuo Theünuo DIPR spoke on Dynamics of Government Public Relations. She said both the government press office and the media were fundamental

to each other and share a common ground as their very existence were interdependent. Speaking on ethics: code of conduct, Theünuo urged the journalists to be responsible, truthful, accurate and not to have conflicting interest but to work for public interest, be fair and be a steward of the public interest. She also dwelled on various other points like democracy and free press, empowering people, what press office does, link between the government and the people, journalists and government press officials, role of a press officer, gover nment spokesperson, press conferences etc. Resource person, editor of The Morung Express, Dr. Aküm Longchari spoke

on “Reflections of media in Nagaland”. Longchari said journalist or media houses should not let themselves be driven away by those at the helm of affairs, adding that neutrality should be maintained between the government and general public. He also suggested that routine coverage of events should not only contain the speeches of the chief guest but should also focus on the other aspects as well. Longchari was optimistic on the suggestion of specialization and beat journalism in the state while also opining that the protection of the journalist’s identity during critical reporting should be maintained by the editors and publishers. Stating that media has the power to bring about the social change in the society, he also informed to do grass-root reporting and also asked the journalist to know where he/she stands. Director DIPR Limawati Ao delivered introductory note. Journalists from Kohima, Dimapur, Mokokchung, Kiphiri, Mon, PRO defense and the department officials from across the state had attended the one day workshop.

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news in brief Ex PAN workshop: Ex. Parliamentarians Association of Nagaland (Ex. PAN) would organise one-day workshop for its members on “ULB vis-a-vis Article 371 (A)” of the Indian Constitution at the Capital Convention Hall, Kohima on May 20 from 10 a.m. Justice H. K. Sema Supreme Court Judge (Retd.) and justice Zelre Angami High Court Judge (Retd.) would be the guest speakers. Chief minister Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu would be the chief guest. All Ex.parliamentarian members in good health have been requested to attend without fail. LLPB informs: Litsami Local Planning Board (LLPB) has convened a meeting for its 6th triennial general conference SBAK, Aizuto on May 20 at 9 am for 6 Triennial General Conference SBAK, Aizuto in Litsami Church compound. All the local planning board members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. RTA 34th conference: Rengma Theological Association (RTA) would hold its 34th conference at Dimapur Rengma Baptist Church from May 19 to 21 under the theme “The truth will set you free “ John 8:32 as part of its support to Clean Election Camping started by NBCC. RTA officials invite all the RTA members to attend the conference. Orientation on Japan–Asia youth exchange program: Orientation on Japan –Asia youth exchange program in Science (Sakura exchange program in Science) an initiative of Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) would be held on May 18, 3 p.m at conference hall DUDA

guest house Kohima, with secretary of School Education, Neposo Theluo as the chief guest. DUCCF & GBs Union Dimapur convenes: Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen Federation and GBs union Dimapur has convened a joint meeting on May 19 at 10 a.m in Lotha Hoho Ki, DC Court junction. All concerned GB members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail and to wear GB waist coat. UTU prayer meet: Usutomi Theologian Union (UTU) has convened prayer meeting with Usutomi Union Dimapur Area on May 20, 7 a.m. at valley view Sumi Baptist Church. All concerned have been requested to attend the meeting and informed that each household to contribute house budget for 2017. JSU convenes: Jakhama Students Union (JSU) has convened freshers day on May 20, 11 a.m. at SAPO hall, Jakhama town with principal systems analyst, National Informatics Centre ministry of electronics and information technology. All successful students of the recently declared HSLC & HSSLC have been requested to attend the programme. Lost and found: The Dimapur District Auto Rickshaw Drivers Union (DDADU) has recovered some medicines of MAGNESA brand from an auto. Rightful owner have been requested to claim the said item from the head office during office hours. For further details one may contact 8132836298.

NSA host book launch-cum-discussion

DIMAPUR: Book release-cum-discussion on “A girl swallowed by a tree: Lotha Naga tales retold” by Nzanmongi Jasmine Patton was hosted by Naga Scholar Association (NSA) at School of International Studies, JNU, New Delhi on May 12. A press note by NSA general secretary, Pouringthanliu stated that the book launch was chaired by Dr. Veio, department of English, Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, New Delhi. He said the Nagas should engage in discussion, dialogue, and talk on folklore and other aspects of oral tradition to help recognize and

value the importance of their tradition and culture. He also said that the stories were not just to tell and retell for amusement and entertainment but mirror the way of life of the Naga people. The author of the book “A girl swallowed by a tree: Lotha Naga tales retold”, Nzanmongi, assistant professor in Gargi College, University of Delhi, said these narratives were not hers but community’s stories and not just mere stories but a history, culture, identity and origin of the Lotha Nagas. Her book brings diverse collection of narratives, projecting multiplicity of wide-ranging Naga narrations.

The audience participated in a grand discussion on Naga oral tradition and its various aspects, the importance and functions of oral narratives, and various other aspects of oral literature in perspectives. The launching of this book has encouraged the young Naga scholars to think and stimulated a sense of belongingness, oneness and appreciation of their past history. Earlier, president of NSA, Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan welcomed the audience and vote of thanks was delivered by NSA joint secretary, Dr. Lungthuiyang Riamei.

Hazadisa village 36 Assam Rifles conduct gate inaugurated ACVA Wokha holds 3rd foundation day cleanliness drive & medical camp

AR personnel and village members during the cleanliness drive. DIMAPUR: 36 Assam Rifles under aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) under conducted a mass cleanliness drive on May 16, at Heningkunglwa village, Peren District, as part of the ‘Swacch Bharat Abhiyan’. According to AR, during the cleanliness program various activities included mass cleaning of roadside areas, bus stops, public

places, etc were conducted by the troops of AR along with police representatives and local populace of Heningkunglwa village. Altogether, 53 local and youths of Heningkunglwa village attended the programme. Meanwhile, 36 AR also conducted a medical camp at NTU village, Peren district to provide

basic medical assistance to villagers of NTU and neighbouring village. AR medical staff provided treatment and medicines to a total of 45 locals of the NTU and neighbouring villages. In addition, locals were also educated upon importance of vaccination, health & hygiene and common first aid methods.

DIMAPUR: Hazadisa village gate was inaugurated by SDO (C), Dhansiripar Mhalo Humtseo on May 15 in an official function organized by Hazadisa Village Council under Dhansiripar Block, Dimapur. Humtsoe, speaking at the programme expressed happiness for Hazadisa village and urged the leaders and community to work together. Ex-MLA Azheto Zhimomi, head GB Khekiye village H. Khughaho Zhimomi, Manen Langthasa, GB Gobedro Danla and Ex-GB Hazadisa Village were the other dignitaries and invitees who spoke and exhorted during the function. Pastor of Dimasa Baptist Church, Manglamukh, Sanjo Porbasha invoked God’s blessing, welcome speech was delivered by Rabe Langthasa and vote of thanks was pronounced by VCC of Hazadisa village, Ranesh Langthasa.

BJP Mon unit conducts 5th district executive meeting

State BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu addressing the 5th Mon district executive meeting. DIMAPUR: BJP Nagaland State office bearers led by state president, Visasolie Lhoungu attended the 5th BJP Mon district executive meeting on May 16 at Mon town. A press note by BJP Nagaland general secretary (media) Jaangsillung Gonmei, stated that president Visasolie Lhoungu, spoke K

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in detail of the Prime Minister Modi and BJP party’s commitment to all round development of the district on the principles of “Together with all, Development of all”. He asked the people only to have faith in the BJP’s integrity and promise of rapid development and prosperity and support the party’s efforts.

He said that people should not be deterred by false rumour to slime the secular image of the party so that they could continue to be corrupt and deny development to the people. The people should update on what the Prime Minister was doing for the nation and how much concern the BJP government had for the people of the North East, he added. President asked every party worker to work hard and ensure the party’s victory. Earlier, Mon district president Nyawang Wangsha delivered the presidential address highlighting the activities of the Mon district party workers since the last meeting and the challenges that lay ahead. He lamented on the poor infrastructure of the district and expressed happiness of the presence of state leaders to experience the deplorable conditions and assist the district by addressing the matter to the central authorities. Ananta Mishra, sec-

retary (Org) who recently joined the state unit highlighted the organizational goals of the party and asked the party workers to complete the directives assigned by the centre within the schedule before the visit of the national president, Amit Shah. Others who spoke included national council member, Khongwang Konyak and state vice president, Cheong Konyak. Yenwang Wangsha gave a special number. T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by Chinge, vice president in the first session and general secretary, Noke Konyak in the second session, while vote of thanks was delivered by state vice president, Kuputo Shohe. Invocation was given by pastor KBCM Nahngom. BJP Mon district executive members comprising of district office bearers, frontals and office bearers of 9 mandals attended the meeting besides public leaders and party supporters.

DIMAPUR: All Commercial Vehicle Association (ACVA) Wokha observed its third foundation day on May 17 under the theme ‘Each endeavoring, all achieving.’ A press note by ACVA president Y. Bankathung Lotha and general secretary, Renbi Ngullie stated that during the meeting held at Lotha Tribal Council Hall the house unanimously resolved to stick strongly to its earlier slogan of ‘One Government One Tax’ and also passed four resolutions. It stated that in case of intimidation/ harassment meted to any of the office bearers, members or vehicles of ACVA Wokha relating to taxation from any NPGs/ factions or individuals, the person/s concerned would be held totally responsible; if any Wokha bound commercial vehicle driver or owner was found paying tax to any of the NPG/ factions the same person shall be held fully responsible for all the

NU:SASRD 23rd parting social DIMAPUR: NU: SASRD held its 23rd annual parting social on May 12 for the outgoing undergraduates and post-graduates of the campus, with deputy commissioner, Kesonyu Yhome as the chief guest. Chief guest advised the outgoing batch that they should be source of miracle wherever they were. He also mentioned that the Naga students were equally capable of competing at national level and encouraged the Naga community to be broad minded. The programme was chaired by SASRD students union general secretary, Sinilo Kent, invocation by Edechoyi Rose, pastor of Chakhesang Baptist Church, Medziphema town and presidential address by president of SASRD students union, Kihika G. Prof. R. C Gupta, dean of NU: SASRD delivered the exhortation. Speeches on behalf of the outgoing students were delivered by ViqhesheFuthena (UG) and Ningshiyangerla Walling (PG). Vote of thanks was delivered by literary secretary, Pezavitso Haralu.

ACVA Wokha president Y. Bankathung Lotha addressing the gathering. commercial vehicles of the entire district; ACVA drivers/owners have been requested not to indulge in transporting of alcohols, drugs or engage in rash driving and also surprise checking would also be conducted whenever the situation demands and stern action would be initiated against the defaulters and if any person found collecting any form of

tax or extorting from any of the ACVA vehicles the same would be realized from the concerned person and if the concerned could not be contacted, then the amount would be realized from the concerned family members/parents. A rally was also organised from the public ground to IOC fuel station and Essar fuel station and assembled at public

ground. The house also elected new office bearers to be led by Y. Bankathung Lotha as president, C. Renbi Ngullie as general secretary along with 12 others as members. The house also created an action committee to be headed by Khonthungo Kikon as convener and Khyodemo Ezung as co-convener.

Inaugural session for Year of Construction Workers held

Alemjongshi and other officials along with the participants. Dimapur, May 15 (NPN): The inaugural session of the year of construction workers 2016-1017 was held at Government ITI complex, Tuensang on May 15. Deputy commissioner Tuensang Alemjongshi in his address urged the trainees to change their

Attitude, mindset and take up any interested trade like masonry, electrician, plumber, painting and tiling give ample self employment opportunity. He also asked the trainees to be serious in the training session so that they are benefitted. The training introduc-

tory was delivered by Richard Belho from Zynorique Initiative Society. The programme was chaired by Er,N.Nyaksham Phom, principal Government ITI Tuensang while God’s blessing was invoked by Phom Baptist Church Tuensang pastor Yongkai Phom. K

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WEATHER FORECAST May 18

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A shower of thunderstorm

32 25

Variably cloudy, a t-storm

26 19

Guwahati A passing morning shower

32 22

A passing morning shower

26 18

Aizawl Imphal

Itanagar Clouds and sun with a t-storm 29 19 Shillong

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Couple of thunderstorms

A couple of thunderstorms Dimapur A shower or t-storm in spots Mkg Partly sunny with a t-storm Tuensang A couple of morning t-showers Wokha A couple of thunderstorms Zunheboto A couple of morning t-showers Kohima

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(L-R): MDLSA team with participants. PDLSA team with participants of the essay competition. DIMAPUR: District Legal Services Authority of Mon and Phek organised legal literacy programme in various villages. MDLSA: Mon District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) organised a programme at Hongpoi village on 17, attended by village council members, church leaders and students of Hongphoi and Wangla villages. Speaking on Village Council Act and Consumer Rights, Moba Konyak, panel lawyer MDLSA said that The Nagaland Village and Area Councils Act 1978 appraised on the powers and duties of the act. He said that the village council shall formulate village development schemes, to supervise proper maintenance of water supply, roads, forests, sanitation, education and other welfare activities.

Speaking on child labour and women rights, Mannon panel lawyer MDLSA said that the constitution not only grant equality to women but also empower the state to adopt measures of positive discrimination in favour of women. He said that within the framework of democratic polity- laws, development policies, plan and programmes were aimed at women’s advancement in different spheres. Mannon further stated that there were constitutional provisions, legal provisions and women’s right for protection under criminal law of India and highlighted special initiatives for women such as National Commission for women, reservation for women in local selfgovernment, the National Plan of Action for Girl

Child (1991-2000) and National Policy for the Empowerment of women, 2001. Speaking on RTI Act and Arms Act, Dominic Kaiba APP appraised that The Right to Information Act, 2005 provided citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, the constitution of a Central Information Commission and State Information Commissions and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. Earlier, Inalo Zhimomi, secretary MDLSA delivered the keynote address, while Apham PLV chaired the programme. PDLSA: Phek District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) conducted

essay competition on the topic “Right to Education” at the Government High School Athibung on May 17. Out of the many participants Seigoulen Haokip bagged the first position, Rosita Kujur secured second position and Phaleneichong secured third position. As part of the legal awareness program, Somet C Chang, chief

judicial magistrate Peren highlighted the need for legal awareness especially among the young students and also encouraged the participants to be vigilant about their rights and responsibilities towards their duties. Advocate Asumbe, PDLSA retainer lawyer cum member Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) Peren spoke on the juvenile justice system and the importance of education as a compulsory right for the young participants. Italang, government pleader spoke on the functions and duties of the district legal service authority, para legal volunteers and the means to avail free legal aid. Vote of thanks was delivered by Robert, teaching staff of the Athibung Government High School and Hangsing, Para Legal Volunteer Athibung town.

Nagaland chief minister, Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu, accompanied by MP Rajya Sabha, KG Kenye called on Union Minister of State (IC) of Tourism and Cultural Ministry, Dr. Mahesh Sharma and raised the issue of shortage of accommodation facilities for tourists in the state and considering the growing global popularity of the annual Hornbill Festival and the increasing number of tourists every year to the state, asked the Union Minister to assist the state to which the latter, acknowledging the points and necessities stated by the chief minister, assured all assistance as requested to make Nagaland a tourist destination throughout the year and not only during Hornbill Festival.

Planting materials distribution programme at KVK Longleng

DIMAPUR: KVK Longleng ICAR RC for NEH Region organised distribution programme of planting items of Large Cardamom suckers and fruits saplings under TSP program at KVK Longleng on April 11 and May 4. Subject matter specialist, Horticulture, K. Lily Rangnamei identified farmers from different villages of Longleng district and senior scientist and head, Dr. K.L

Meena distributed the items. For large cardamom suckers 18 farmers benefited covering Hukphang, Pongching, Montikang, and Yachem villages and fruits saplings, 20 farmers benefited covering Yaongyimchen, Yachem, Hukphang, Pongching, Lingtak, Bhumnyu and Yongam villages. Training-cum-demonstration on package of practices was also conducted.

Middle PWD Youth Organisation Kohima took the initiative of renovating the colony entrance road, funded by colony residents. The social work was actively participated by the residents.

DIMAPUR: Kudatech Skill Centre (KSC) Walford Colony, Dimapur conducted a six-week skill development programme on electrical house wiring, sponsored by Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI). The valedictory programme was held on May 17 with ADC, Tening Holohon Yepthomi and SIDBI Dimapur branch manager S. Pauminthang Gangte as resource persons respectively. Yepthomi in his address stated that there were ample works lying vacant for skilled people and encouraged the trainees to implement their skill with sincerity and dedication. Gangte encouraged the trainees to be an asset in the society and informed on the availability of various bank loan facilities for genuine local entrepreneurs. He advised the trainees that there was no substitute for skilled and hard work. The program was also attended by a member from “Dial Nagaland” an initiative of YouthNet, and interacted with the trainees for placement. T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by director, KSC Kevisetuo Rhitso, invocation prayer by carpentry instructor N.B Kepchaki. Vote of thanks was pronounced by electrical instructor, Imli Imchen. Altogether thirty unemployed youths were trained on electrical house wiring and certificates were handed to them. K

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Cyclone hits Arunachal; 1 killed, 100 homeless ITANAGAR, MAY 17 (PTI): Cyclonic storm accompanied by rain left a trail of destruction in Arunachal Pradesh, killing a person, rendering 100 people homeless and damaging houses. One Khonil Gogoi of New Mohong area in Namsai district died on the spot when a building collapsed on him on Monday evening during the storm, an official report said today. The stor m, which lasted for about 90 minutes, also damaged 180 houses completely and several others partially besides uprooting many trees, snapping power supply lines and damaging cattle sheds and granaries. The uprooted trees have blocked several intervillage roads in Lekang circle and the local administration and police have swung into action to

Early warning system to combat JE outbreak in Assam GUWAHATI, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): A Japanese E n c e p h a l i t i s wa r n i n g s y s t e m , d eve l o p e d b y scientist at the Regional Medical Research Centre in Dibrugarh, but lying dormant, is expected to be revived as part of a slew of measures to combat the disease in Assam. A ‘determined’ state health department on Tuesday said it will go ahead with the preventive system through widespread campaigns and enhance efforts and resources to combat the scourge in vulnerable pockets of the state, especially in the backdrop of a r umour that JE vaccination causes infertility among students. On Monday, many schools in minority-dominated lower Assam were forced to shut down because of the rumours that had started circulating from Saturday. The warning system was developed in collaboration with the North East SpaceApplication Research Centre (NESAC). The early warning system could help save hundreds of lives by detecting the intensity of the outbreak and the rate of occurrence in vulnerable areas.

clear the roads. Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein, who is also the local MLA, has expressed shock and grief over the loss of life. He has requested the district administration to provide immediate and necessary assistance to the affected. Incessant rain in the past couple of days triggered flash floods at Dirang in West Kameng d i s t r i c t o n M o n d a y, damaging government and private properties. The official residence of ADC Dagbom Riba and private residence of local MLA Phurpa Tsering were partially damaged by the flash floods. The BSNL exchange has been totally damaged and mobile service has been affected. Effor ts have been made to restore electricity, water supply and road

Assam to disband state madrasa board

GUWAHATI, May17 (AGENCIES): The BJPled government in Assam will soon disband the State Madrasa Board and hand over the academic part of it to the Board of Secondary Education. The Sanskrit Board will also be dissolved, state Education Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted late Tuesday evening. Assam had set up the Madrasa Education Board in 1934, with nine schools under it. After I n d e p e n d e n c e, i t wa s renamed as State Madrasa Education Board, Assam, and has over 700 madrasas under it.

A G A R T A L A , M AY 17 (IANS): The Tripura government on Wednesday created 13,000 nonteaching posts in two departments – ostensibly to “accommodate” 10,323 teachers facing the axe due to a March 29 Supreme Court verdict. Announcing the decision of the council of ministers, which held a meeting on Wednesday, Education and Law Minister Tapan Chakraborty said that 12,000 non-teaching posts were created under the Education Department and 1,000 posts under the Social Welfare and Social Education Department. “ T h e g ove r n m e n t would soon start the process to recruit eligible people for these 13,000 newly created posts. However, applicants for the 12,000 posts under Education Department must have five years teaching experience,” Chakraborty told reporters. “Those 10,323 government teachers losing jobs after December 31 due to the apex court verdict can apply for the newly-created 13,000 posts,” he said. He said that as all the 13,000 posts are for

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non-teaching jobs, they would not fulfil many of the criteria laid down in the Right to Education Act. The Left Front government in Tripura was placed in an awkward situation after the Supreme Court terminated the jobs of 10,323 government teachers. “Considering all aspects and to overcome the situation that arose after the Supreme Court verdict, the Tripura government in a significant step created 13,000 posts in two depar tments to accommodate 10,323 teachers and to protect their jobs,” a senior minister told IANS on condition of anonymity. The Supreme Court on March 29 upheld the Tripura High Court order to ter minate the jobs of 10,323 teachers, but allowed them to continue in service till December 31. The court asked the state government to frame a new Employment Policy by April 30, to initiate fresh recruitment by May 31 and complete it by December 31. The Supreme Court allowed all ser ving teachers, candidates not selected and others to participate by relaxing

A I Z AW L , M AY 1 7 (AGENCIES): The Mizoram gover nment has decided to sensitize security officials at the Lengpui airport to prevent

the age limit but subject to possession of other required qualifications. The Supreme Court order came on three special leave petitions filed by the Tripura government, the terminated serving teachers and aggrieved job seekers. The Tripura High Court division bench headed by then Chief Justice Deepak Kumar Gupta (now elevated to Supreme Court) terminated the jobs of these teachers citing irregularities. The newly created non-teaching posts include Academic Counsellor (1,200 posts), Student Counsellor (3,400), School Library Assistant (1,500), Hostel Warden (300) and School Assistant (5,600) a nd E a r ly C hil d ho o d Coordinator (1,000). The Minister said the applicants for the post of Academic Counsellor must hold Post Graduate degree, while for the posts of Student Counsellor, School Library Assistant, Hostel Warden, candidates must be at least Graduate, while for the remaining posts the qualification would be secondary and higher secondary degree.

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Regd. No. : 3101/17 Date : 11/5/17 I, Shri. K. Shikato Sumi, F/o Miss. Miloni S. Awomi presently residing at Housing Complex, Land Mark Colony Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare that in my daughter documents my name is inadvertently entered as Shikato Awomi and my wife name as Viyili Awomi instead of K. Shikato Sumi and Viyili Kiba and this refer to one and same person. From today my name shall be used as K. Shikato Sumi and my wife name as Viyili Kiba in my daughter Miloni S. Awomi documents. DP-4929

Date : 16/05/17

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I, Shri. Tohovi Sema, aged about 52 years, resident of Rotomi Village, B.P.O. Akuhaito, Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under1. That I am a citizen of India. 2. That in my all official documents and Aadhaar card my name has been entered as "Tohovi Sema", however in SBI Main Branch Zunheboto bearing A/c No. 30792428509 my name has been entered as "Tehovi Shohe". 3. That both the names "Tohovi Sema" and "Tohovi Shohe" are same and one person only. 4. That the purpose of swearing this affidavit is to declare that henceforth, I shall be called "Tohovi Sema" only for all official purposes and wherever "Tohovi Shohe" is appeared may be corrected as ''Tohovi Sema" by competent authority. That the statement made by me in Para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and no materials are concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 16th day of May 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4908

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE

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Regd. No. 1213/17 Date : 16/05/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. lnaxu Assumi, son of Kuhovi, resident of H/No. 96, Toluvi, Dimapur Dist., Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the aforementioned address. 2. That out of ignorance and oversight my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as lnaxu in my SBI Bank Account and Service records including my Service Identity Card bearing Card No. 056 whereas my name has been entered/recorded as lnaxu Assumi ( which is true and correct) in all my official documents, certificates and Service records etc. 3. That the variations such as lnaxu @ lnaxu Assumi are synonymous and indistinguishable. 4. That for the purpose of evidencing and certification declare that hereafter I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, I shall use and be addressed as lnaxu Assumi for all future purposes. 5. That this Affidavit shall be produced as a piece of documentary proof and evidence as and when required before any competent authority/ies to declare that lnaxu @ lnaxu Assumi pertains to the name of the one and the same person i.e. me and for the purpose of correcting my name to as lnaxu Assumi in my Bank Pass Book and Service records before !he concerned authorities. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and sworn before me. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4942

Regd No. 868/2017

Date: 5/05/2017 DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri. VISHITO SEMA S/O VIKUPU SEMA permanent and presently residing at ASUTO TOWN, DIST. –ZUNHEBOTO, STATE- NAGALAND do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under: 1. That I am the citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That VISHITO SEMA is my actual name which is recorded in my Service Book and all other official documents. 3. That my name is inadvertently recorded as VISHITO SUMI in my AADHAAR CARD bearing No. 2119 1826 4782, Service ID Card, PRC, SBI Passbook bearing A/C No. 31460288731, PAN CARD bearing No. DANPS1192B. 4. That my father’s actual name is VIKUPU SEMA, but in my PRC, and PAN CARD it is mistakenly recorded as VIKUPU SUMI. 5. That the above mentioned names VISHITO SUMI and VISHITO SEMA are one and same person which is referred to me. 6. Henceforth, I shall use my name as VISHITO SEMA and father’s name as VIKUPU SEMA for all other official purpose & future correspondence. 7. That the statement made in para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge & nothing material is concealed herein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn & declare before me on this 5th of May, 2017 at Zunheboto. NOTARY PUBLIC K-1506

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OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti. Tsusola of Chessore has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of Late her husband Shri. Hankiu Yimchunger, who expired on 3rd May' 2017. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from date of issue of this notice. DP-4918

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, May 18, 2017

AAPSU reiterates demand, threaten movement

ITANAGAR, May, 17 (AGENCIES): The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has reiterated its 17-point charter of demands which was sent to the state government. The Union said that it will be compelled to launch an indefinite democratic movement against the state government if the response is not given on the issues. The demands include regular calendar for recruitment process conducted by the Arunachal Public Service Commission; rationalization of teacherstudent ratio; uniformity and reduction of BEd existing fee structure in colleges;

introduction of government BEd college; implementation of sanctioned subjects in government colleges; implementation of the R a s h t r i ya U c h c h a t t a r Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA); establishment of subregional CBSE centre, and improvement of the health sector. The Union has also sought the status quo of engineering wings of Education, Tourism and Sports & Youth affairs de par tments, while adding that the state government should create more manpower in the departments to solve the constraints.

Mizoram to sensitize airport officials on wildlife smuggling

Tripura creates 13,000 posts to ‘accommodate’ teachers facing the axe

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO NO.JUD.21.2016-17/50 Dt.01/05/ 2017 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Shri/Smti Endy .C. Swu of Satakha Town District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/guardianship certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/ Grandmother Late Lhovili has expired on 10-01-2017 for closing of AC. No. 11819539000 and Transfer of Balance amount Rs 73, 428.26 to Ac No. 20307737403. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same. TRIDIBESH ROY, IAS K-1503 Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland

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connectivity by the concerned departments as per the report. The storm also left a trail of destruction in Riangchi-Poriang village of Parsi-Parlo circle in Kurung Kumey district. The storm which hit the village on Monday damaged several houses, including an Anganwadi Centre and a church. Hundreds of fr uit bearing trees, bamboos groves were also uprooted. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Pema Khandu has ordered release of working funds to the affected areas to carry out relief and restoration works. He further directed the district administrations to expedite the process of final loss assessment while appealing to the people to be cautious and prepared to avert harm during natural calamities, the re por t added.

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people from smuggling seeds and wild animals from the state. Mizoram is a b i o d i ve r s i t y h o t s p o t with a number of new

species of fish and other animals being discovered in the past decade by local scientists in collaboration with zoologists from abroad.

3 ACS officials sent to judicial custody GUWAHATI, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): The special judges’ court on Tuesday sent three arrested Assam Civil Service (ACS) officials to judicial custody after they completed their 14-day police custody. Special public prosecutor in the case, advocate Bijon Mahajan, said the court will take up the matter on May 30. Bhaskar Jyoti Dev Sarma, Amrit Sarma and Bhaskar Dutta, all appointed as circle officers, were arrested on May 3 for allegedly getting selected in the civil service by paying hefty amount of money to the prime accused in the case, former Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) chairman Rakesh Paul. Sources said during police interrogation, the trio revealed that they had paid around Rs 40 lakh to Paul for getting selected in the APSC exam illegally. During a police raid at Paul’s residence, the trio’s duplicate answerscripts were seized.

Paul allegedly had given them opportunity to rewrite their papers at his home so that their marks can be manipulated. The trio were selected in 2013. They were jointly interrogated along with Paul inside the Central Jail campus during which the latter had reportedly threatened a police official on Saturday. “They (ACS officials) have disclosed several names involved in the cash-for-job scam. Many other answerscripts are currently undergoing forensic tests. Several arrests are expected soon,” a source said. On the other hand, Rakesh and arrested APSC member Samedur Rahman sought the court’s intervention in barring the investigating agencies from giving statements in public domain or before the media which they alleged to be helping in forming public opinion against them. Paul’s prayer has triggered a buzz that the accused was trying to gag the media.

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Dt. Tsg. 28th April, 2017

OBJECTION NOTICE

Whereas Smti Japen of Litem Village has applied for issue of Succession Sertiﬁcate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of late her husband Shri. Tongpangnungshi who expired on 20th Jan’ 2017. Now therefore public are hereby asked to ﬁle claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. K-1531

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Dear Baby Mongsai Sumao. Turning 2 today, So be more pretty as you grow up.... We love you madly. Happy Birthday Darling. Love you always. From ur- Papa, Mama, Angem & Grandpa. To my dear kojal (Atsou) I hope you have a wonderful day and that the year ahead is filled with much love, many wonderful surprises and gives you lasting memories that you will cherish in all the days ahead. Happy Birthday. From Dohol Dear Daddy, Wish you good health and long life. We pray that you would continue to be a strong pillar and may your hopes and aspirations be accomplished. We love you and having you is our greatest joy. Happy belated birthday. Ano,Pumpum & JVK Dear Hannah Chetri Today is your birthday and we simply wish for all your success. We and the rest of the team are lucky enough to have a good young leader like you. You are such a modest lady and we hope that even you grow old yearly, you will stay the same for us. Thank you for all the inspiration and encouragement you have contributed to us. Happy birthday ! From NBC cmd youth office bearers, pastor & members To Baby Aren On this wonderful day I want to see you smiling Happy birthday day baby i love you From Han Hello Mr. Birthday (Azang Kharian) We wish you a very happy and blessed Birthday. Enjoy your day to the fullest... N last but not the least we are eagerly waiting for your heavy B’ treat.. May God bless you abundantly. From Always your Kedi’s and kabo’s. Dear Achu, As you turn 7 today, we wanna tell you that you are our angel and that you are a blessing for all of us. May God bless you. We all love you a lot. Happy Birth Day Form, Apa, Anyashong, Aki, Akibang, Ajeiki, Ajeishong and Puhpa. Cheers on your birthday Apple Lisa! One step closer to adult underpants. As you grow a year older, we hope your pout and twerk lessons never end and you get more students. Wishing you happiness, laughter, friendship sharing and caring and all of the joy the birthday can bring! With much pout and twerk The Apple squad Regd. No. 290/17 Date : 08/05/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. M. Nchumbemo Kikon age 58 years, S/o Late Merithung Lotha, Permanent resident of Seithekema "C" Village, House No. 217, P.O. Dimapur, & P.S. Diphupar, District-Dimapur in the State of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and belongs to Lotha Naga Tribe of Nagaland. 2. That, I have been serving in the dept. of Fishery as a Sub-Divisional Fishery Officer and retired on 31st March' 2017 my actual name is M. Nchumbemo Kikon as per my birth record. 3. That, inadvertently my name Nchubemo was entered into my service appointment order No.FY/ADM-2/77-78-676-100 dated 26th March' 1982 and my name was reflected into my service records as Nchumbemo Lotha and M. Nchubemo instead of M. Nchumbemo Kikon. 4. That my name was recorded into my SBI Wokha Branch bearing A/C No. 30688639745 as M.Nchumbemo instead of M.Nchumbemo Kikon. 5. That, my aforesaid name M.Nchumbemo Kikon and Nchubemo and Nchumbemo Lotha and M. Nchumbemo are one and same identical person. Henceforth whenever or wherever my aforesaid name appears into my any official documents/paper it should be read and written as M. Nchumbemo Kikon. 6. That this affidavit is made for the purpose to submit before the concern authority in order to rectify/correction my aforesaid name into my service records and bank account. VERIFICATION That the averments made in above para 1 to 6 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein. Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this 8th day of May' 2017 Chief Judicial Magistrate Dimapur, Nagaland DP-4941

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE

IN THE COURT OF SHRI AJONGBA IMCHEN, CIVIL JUDGE (SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Suit No. 10/2017 Plaintiff : Satate Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : Smti. Akhrie. To, Smti. Akhrie, W/o Shri. Akhriezo, Add : H/No. 494, Tenyiphe-1 Village, Dimapur : Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 1,45,879.00/(Rupees One Lakh Forty Five Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy Nine) only. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 26/05/2017 at 10:00 am without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 2nd day of May 2017.

Suit No. 09/2017 Plaintiff : Satate Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : Smti. Neiketuno. To, Smti. Neiketuno, W/o Shri. Vitoulie, Add : H/No. 278, Tenyiphe-1 Village, Dimapur : Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 1,10,209.00/(Rupees One Lakh Ten Thousand Two Hundred and Nine) only. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 26/05/2017 at 10:00 am without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 2nd day of May 2017.

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE

IN THE COURT OF SHRI AJONGBA IMCHEN, CIVIL JUDGE (SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Suit No. 11/2017 Plaintiff : Satate Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : Smti. Avino. To, Smti. Avino, W/o Shri. Krove, Add : H/No. 385, Tenyiphe-1 Village, Dimapur : Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 1.09,824.00/(Rupees One Lakh Nine Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty Four) only. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 26/05/2017 at 10:00 am without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 2nd day of May 2017.

Suit No. 08/2017 Plaintiff : Satate Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : Smti. Lhousinino Sekhose. To, Smti. Lhousinino Sekhose, W/o Shri. Kevi Sekhose, Add : H/No. 332, Tenyiphe-1 Village, Dimapur : Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Dimapur Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 1,05,397.00/(Rupees One Lakh Four Thousand Three Hundred and Ninety Seven) only. You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 26/05/2017 at 10:00 am without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 2nd day of May 2017.

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AGARTALA, MAY 17 ( AG E N C I E S ) : D r i n k ing water supply to lakhs of people in Tripura was stopped after ONGC drilling waste spilled over into a key river, officials said here on Wednesday. “Drilling waste contained with chemical and oil from the ONGC’s abandoned drilling site at Mandai (in Baramura Hill Ranges) was spilling over into Howrah River since Tuesday. “Immediately we have shut four major water treatment plants and stopped supply of drinking water in the Agartala Municipal Corporation areas and its adjoining areas to prevent people drinking polluted water,” Water and Sanitation Department Chief Engineer Bishu Debbarma told reporters. He said that the engineers of the Water Supply Department and West district administration officials are testing the water at a regular interval and working

round-the-clock to stop the spillover. “We expect that the situation would be normal by tonight (Wednesday) or early tomorrow (Thursday). We have also asked the ONGC to take suitable measures to prevent the spillover of drilling waste,” Debbarma said. The four major water treatment plants, that draw in supply from the Howrah river, cater drinking water to at least six lakh people in Agartala Municipal Corporation, adjoining Ranirbazar Municipal Council and Jirania Nagar Panchayat Areas. Water Resources and Sanitation Minister Ratan Bhowmik, District Magistrate Milind Ramteke, engineers of various departments camping the affected areas and supervising the remedial works. An Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) spokesperson said that the company finished their drilling works at Mandai

Assam to get agri research institute

KAAC polls: BJP, Congress declare list; AGP to go solo

GUWAHATI, MAY 17 (PTI): Assam cabinet on Wednesday decided to set up Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) in the state at a cost of over Rs. 155 crore for promoting agri-education and realise second green revolution in the region. A decision to this effect was taken at the Union Cabinet meeting, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The first IARI was set up in the national capital way back in 1967. The Modi government announced plans to set up four such institutes the Budget 2014-15. “The work to set up an IARI in Ranchi (Jharkhand) has started. The IARI-Assam was delayed as the previous government did not give land. The current (Sarbananda) Sonowal government has given 587 acres of land and work will start,” said Union minister Piyush Goyal. “The IARI-Assam would focus more on research activities and will teach 67 MSc students and 106 PhD students,” stated Goyal, adding, “It will promote research in agriculture and benefit eight Northeastern states.”

Diphu, May 17 (NPN/ AGENCIES): Principal contesting parties- BJP and Congress, on Wednesday declared their final list of candidates for all the 26 MAC (Member of Autonomous Council) segments spread across Karbi Anglong and West Karbi Anglong district for the ensuing Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) election 2017. While the main contest is touted to be fought between the ruling BJP and Congress, in some areas HSDC will also join the battle. BJP had declared several new faces with strapping background, rebuffing several senior and trusted leaders who put together the establishment of the party in its teething stage. Likewise, Congress has nominated number of new faces in the fray flanking experienced contenders. The Hill State Demand Council (HSDC) which tried till the last moment for an alliance with Congress for seat adjustment failed to struck any deal, and remains unclear whether it would HSDC contest in all the seats or not. After declaration

in Baramura Hill Ranges around a week ago and maintaining the standard scientific practice, did “effluent treatment” by finally covering the waste by high quality plastic sheets. “To take away the waste substances, the local people cut off the plastic sheets leading to the spill over of drilling waste into the nearby Howrah river. Recent rain might have further worsened the situation,” the spokesperson added. Meanwhile, as the Howrah, like other Tripura rivers, flows into Bangladesh, officials of Assistant High Commission of Bangladesh here informed their government of the development and are monitoring the situation. “We have informed about the spillover of chemicals and oils into the Howrah River to the Water Resources Department in Dhaka to take suitable steps,” said Assistant High Commissioner Mohammad Shakhawat Hossain.

of the list of contenders by BJP state committee, a section of party workers expressed resentment against the leadership, with few senior local leaders and their close followers threatening to resign from the party. (Correspondent)

AGP to go solo

Taking a new turn in Assam politics, The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP), the alliance of ruling BJP, on Wednesday announced that the party would contest the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) elections alone. The elections are scheduled to be held on June 12. According to the party, the candidates list for the elections would be announced on Thursday. The party also disclosed that it would contest in all the 26 KAAC constituencies. It is to be mentioned that, the last date of filing nomination is May 19, scrutiny of nomination papers will take place on May 20. The last date of withdrawal of candidature is May 22. The counting of votes will take place on June 17.

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1. Open auction will be conducted on 13.06.2017 for cutting and disposal rights of 92 Nos. of standing trees for provision of KLP, Inf Bn (PH-II) at Rangapahar Military Station, Nagaland. 2. Conditions of auction may be obtained from the office of the Station HQ Dimapur at RMS on any working days (six days working) from 0900 hrs. to 1400 hrs or from the office of DEO Jorhat on any working days (Monday to Friday) between 0900 hrs. to 1730 hrs. 3. The trees to be cut/removed can be seen from 08.06.2017 to 11.06.2017 at 1030 hrs with the help of the representative of Station HQ, Dimapur at RMS. The interested persons/agencies are requested to report to the Station HQ, Dimapur at RMS on the above said date and time for this purpose. Station : Jorhat Defence Estates Officer Date : 15.05.2017 Jorhat DC-1113

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ADHOC TOWN COUNCIL NALTOQA ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND - 798620 NO.DEV-10/NLTO/08-09/1131

MEMORANDUM TO CHIEF MINISTER GOVT. OF NAGALAND, KOHIMA

This is to bring to the kind notice to the ccncerned authority that Naltoqa Suruhuto in Zunheboto Dist. was established in the year 1989, 8th N.A.P Bn. H.Q is situated in this area. At present, there are 310 houses. As per the census in 2011, the population of this places was 2020. There are 3 private high schools and one Govt. Middle School functioning to cater to the needs of the surrounding villages. Moreover. Office of the Dobashi has been established for smooth functioning of administration. However, Naltoqa has not yet been recognised and so it does not get any facilities from the Govt. Application were put up to the Govt. to establish E.A.C. Office in Naltoqa. But it was told that the file was lying on the table of cabinet. Even after a decade no positive response came from the Govt. and the public of Naltoqa has been suffering and facing a lot of problems since 27 years.

MPC opposes Aadhaar enrolment drive in M’lya SHILLONG, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): The Meghalaya People’s Committee on Aadhaar on Wednesday asked the state government to stop Aadhaar enrolment drive and to withdraw such activities with immediate effect. In a letter to Chief Minister Mukul Sangma after reports suggested that Aadhaar enrolment would resume from this month in East Khasi Hills district, reminded Dr Sangma about the Supreme Court’s interim order that Aadhaar is not “mandatory” for getting benefits under the welfare schemes. The People’s Committee noted that a constitutional bench of the apex court is considering the legal validity of Aadhaar on the ground of right to privacy. “The issue of citizenship after last year’s amendment to Citizenship Act of 1955 together with Aadhaar enrolment can – instead of providing security to genuine Indian citizens – cause more social instability, thereby creating law and

Assam readies for Ambubachi mela GUWAHATI, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): Preparations have started for the Ambubachi mela at Kamakhya temple, atop Neelachal hills, which is scheduled to be held from June 22 to June 26. Considered as the biggest religious congregation in eastern India, lakhs of devotees belonging to the Shakti sect of Hinduism take part in the mela, in this place believed to be the seat of tantric cult. State education minister Himanta Biswa Sarma flagged off a bike rally on Tuesday, which will cover most north Indian states to interact with ministers and common people in a bid to draw more tourists to Kamakhya. “We want to make it a successful event and memorable for every visitor. Youths will travel to various states for 37 days as ‘messenger of peace’ and will be interacting with ministers, officials and the common man to invite them to be a part of Ambubachi mela,” said Sarma, after flagging off the bike rally.

order problem due to apprehension of general public,” Rev. P.B.M. Basaiawmoit, one of the committee members, said in the letter. M r B a s a i aw m o i t claimed that people have reservations against Aadhaar enrolment and pointed out that until Sunday, enrolment of Aadhaar by Meghalaya residents is only 2,78,906, that is nine per cent of its over 30 lakh population. “It would be unethical to push or persuade people of the state to go for Aadhaar enrolment through various ways and means or indirect mandatory approach through educational institutions and unorganised labour sector besides misinformation,” he stated. Mr Basaiawmoit said, along with Assam and Jammu and Kashmir, Meghalaya, too, has been exempted from producing Aadhaar numbers and this should be highlighted and made known at all levels. The committee also demanded “public hearings” before Aadhaar enrolment.

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Guwahati May 17 (AGENCIES): Construction of a 120 km road has been commenced by India inside Myanmar.This road is part of the India-MyanmarThailand Trilateral Highway.The road is expected to provide a massive boost to surface connectivity and trade between India and the rest of Southeast Asia that would accelerate the Act East Policy. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has been appointed as technical executing agency for upgradation of the Kalewa-Yargi road in the Sagaing region, a project that will cost around Rs 1,177 crore. The present condition of the road is poor and has earthen and gravel top in majority length. The Trilateral Highway starts from Moreh (Manipur) in India up to Mae Sot in Thailand through Myanmar. Construction of a 130-km-long stretch of the road connecting Moreh (India)/Tamu (Myanmar) to Kalewa in Myanmar has

already been completed by the Border Roads Organisation of India. The remaining stretch – Yargi-Moywa-MandalayMoe Sot – will be taken up by the governments of Myanmar and Thailand. R a j C h a k r a b a r t y, Chief General Manager (Northeast), NHAI, Guwahati, who is overseeing the prestigious project, said bids have been invited for the Kalewa-Yargi project. “We expect to start the work on ground after the rainy season. We should be able to complete the project within three years,” he said. “Currently we do not have direct flight connectivity with most southeast Asian countries. This road will be a vital link between India and Southeast Asia as it will link up to Bangkok and Singapore via Myanmar. It will open landlocked Northeast to Southeast Asia,” he said. The highway will allow freight and container tr ucks to move across the borders from India

to Myanmar and Thailand and play a crucial role in boosting trade and investment in the three countries. Chakrabarty, along with one officer from NHAI and representatives from eleven reputed construction agencies and consultants of India visited the project site along with the officers of the Department of Highways (DoH), Myanmar in connection with a pre-bid site visit recently. The team along with the Consulate General of India, Mandalay, had a meeting with officials of the Department of Highways, Ministry of Construction, Myanmar at capital Nay Pyi Taw. The Myanmar Government committed all help for successful implementation of the project. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), India and Department of Highways (DoH) of the Ministry of Construction, Myanmar are nodal agencies for implementation of this project.

Over-speeding vehicles in Kaziranga to be penalized GUWAHATI, May 17 (AGENCIES): Any vehicle found over-speeding inside the Kaziranga National Park will have to pay an environment compensation of Rs 5,000 besides challan under the Motor Vehicles (MV) Act, the National Green Tribunal said. A bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar passed the order after the director of the park, who was present before it, informed it that four animals have died since January this year despite installation of sensor- operated automated

traffic barriers to prevent these deaths. “Why have these animals died despite installation of barriers. You should take effective measures to stop these animal casualties. “Every vehicle which is challaned for over-speeding will have to pay an environment compensation of Rs 5,000 per accident over and above the challan as prescribed under the MV Act,” the bench said. Earlier, the bench had asked the Assam government and the director of the Kaziranga National Park to

Government of India Ministry of Textiles Oﬃce of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

The office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) invites applications from the eligible Master Craftsperson who have completed the age of 60 years on or before 31st March, 2017 for Financial Assistances in Indigent Circumstances @ Rs. 3500/- (Rs. Three Thousand Five Hundred Only) per month for the year 2017-18, in the light of the guidelines as detailed below:1. Master craftsperson who are the recipient of Shilp Guru Awards, National Awards or Merit Certificates or State Awards in Handicrafts will be eligible for being considered for financial assistance. 2. The annual income of the artisans shall be Rs. 50,000/- or less. An income certificate signed by an officer of Rank 1st class Magistrate is necessary as a proof of income. 3. The applicant should not be a recipient of similar financial assistance from any other source. 4. The artisans should not be less than 60 years of age on the date of application. Age may be relaxed in case of artisans with disabilities. 5. Details of the applicant filled application should be verified as per guideline of the scheme and his photo on the application should be attested by the concerned officer of HM&SEC/CWTSC/ Regional office, before recommending the application to this office. 6. The award certificate & Photographs should be verified and attested by the concerned Assistant Director/Regional Office of the O/o the DC (Handicrafts). 7. Required certificate/affidavit regarding age, Income and non-receipt of any financial assistance from other sources should be issued by District Commissioner/Dy. Commissioner/District Collector/1st class Magistrate. The interested eligible Master craftsperson may submit their application in the prescribed Performa to the concerned Handicrafts Marketing & Service Extension Centre/Regional Design and Technical Development Centres/CWTSC/Regional Office of this department latest by 15.06.2017 to enable them to forward the same with their comments/recommendation to this office latest by 30.06.2017. The details of the scheme/guidelines/prescribed performs well as other requisite details may be obtained from HM&SEC/CWTSC/ RD& TDC/ Regional Offices and downloaded from office website http;//handicrafts.nic.in The address and telephone number and other requisite information regarding nearby field offices may be obtained from the Regional Office of this department as detailed below:1. Regional Director (Central Regional), O/o the DC (Handicrafts), Kendriya Bhawan, Aliganj, Sector-H, Lucknow-226001 (U.P.). Ph. No. 0522-2324033. Fax. No. 0522-2763056 2. Regional Director (Western Region), O/o the DC (Handicrafts), 294, P. Nariman Point, Haroon House, Fort, Mumbai-400001. Ph. No. 022-22661959, Fax No. 022-22660911 3. Regional Director (Northern Region), O/o the DC (Handicrafts), West Block No 8, R.K. Puram, New Delhi-66. Ph. No. 011- 26109760, 26175784, Fax. No. 011-26168479 4. Regional Director (Southern Region), O/o the DC (Handicrafts), Shastri Bhawan, 26, Haddows Road, Chennai-600006. (Tamil Nadu). Ph. No. 044-28276321, Fax. No. 044-28270078 5. Regional Director (Eastern Region), O/o the DC (Handicrafts), CGO Complex, A-Wing. Salt Lake City, Kolkata-700064 (W.B.) Ph. No. 033-23345403, 23596744, Fax. No. 033-23345601, 6. Regional Director (North Eastern Region). O/o the DC (Handicrafts), Central Block, 2nd floor, Housefed, Office Complex, Beltola Bashista Road, Guwahati-781006 (Assam). Ph. No. 03612266123, Fax. No.- 0361-2260174 Issued by

Hence, it is an earnest supplication from the public of Naltoqa to the Govt. to establish E.A.C. ofﬁce for all round development of this area. We all hope and pray that the Govt. will pay need to our plea. SECRETARY OBED AWOMI

Road connecting Northeast to Southeast Asia to commence soon

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inform it on how many animals have died because of vehicular movement along the highway. The tribunal was hearing a plea filed by environmentalist Rohit Choudhury opposing the expansion of NH-37 which passes from Jakhalabandha to Bokakhat through the Kaziranga Park. The NGT had earlier ordered demolition of

roadside shops and eateries along the animal corridors near Kaziranga, among a slew of directions in the wake of increasing wildlife casualties due to vehicular movement on the adjacent highway. The Gauhati High Court, however, had stayed the order on demolishing shops and ‘dhabas’ located within 100 metres of National Highway 37.

opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post

all it a political witch hunt or simply a pursuit of normal course of law, the raids conducted by the Modi government on the premises linked to former UPA finance minister P Chidambaram and his son Karti and also the IT sleuth raids on 22 premises in connection with Benami deals linked to Lalu Yadav, are more than coincidental. The use of CBI and IT by various political party governments against known foes in India is as old as the nation’s history. P.Chidambaram has been voicing and writing against the policies of the Modi government and they may have embarrassed and angered the government. The raids on the premises linked to the Chidambaram father-son duo are believed to be related to the ‘manipulating a tax probe’ against INX Media owned by Indrani and Peter Mukherjee. It was also alleged that Karti Chidambaram was the beneficiary of the deal with INX Media after the finance ministry headed by P.Chidambaram in then UPA government permitted conditions to receive investments from Mauritius, a country known to be a tax haven for financial wheelerdealers. CBI had registered an FIR on charges of criminal conspiracy, cheating, receiving illegal gratification, influencing public servants and criminal misconduct. In another development, Income Tax department carried out raids on around 22 locations in Delhi and nearby areas on charges of alleged Benami deals worth Rs 1,000 crore linked to RJD chief Lalu Prasad and others. To the CBI plea, the Supreme Court has ordered that Lalu will have to stand separate trial in four fodder scam cases against him. The fodder scam relates to the illegal withdrawal of around Rs1,000 crore by the Bihar animal husbandry department from various districts during Prasad’s tenure as chief minister from 1990 to 1997. It is not known as to how much evidence was collected during the raids on the premises linked to the Chidambarams but even if there isn’t much, the evidence from raids on the premises of INX Media would be telling enough. The raids on Lalu Yadav’s premises have certainly led the sleuths to unearth more evidence of benami transactions in order to evade taxes and hide sources of income. No one can challenge the duty of the law in pursuing the corrupt. However, by modifying a key provision in the Income Tax Act with retrospective effect from April 1, 1962, the Modi government has seemingly backtracking on a promise finance minister Arun Jaitley had made two years ago that the NDA government would not backdate legislative amendments. The retrospective amendment to the Finance Bill 2017 - with a roughly 55-year retrospective effect - raises the scary prospect that tax sleuths could raid assessees based on a rumour, canard, whim or unsubstantiated suspicion without having to disclose to anyone the source or the basis of the information on which the operation was ordered. It will potentially allow the taxman to go on a fishing expedition to unearth concealed income and assets, fanning fears of “tax terrorism”. In sharp contrast, the CBI has closed the cases against the Karnataka Reddys in the multi-core mining scam. Such dichotomy does indicate that the long arm of the law may be more intent on grabbing political foes of the government.

DailyDevotion How To Share Christ in a Post-Christian Era Do all things without grumbling or disputing, that you may be blameless and innocent, children of God without blemish in the midst of a crooked and twisted generation, among whom you shine as lights in the world, holding fast to the word of life… ~ Philippians 2:14-16 As we look around the globe at what is happening to the Church, it’s abundantly clear that North America is slowly moving into what’s being called the “post-Christian” era. This shift was predicted over 50 years ago, and is now becoming reality as Christian thinking is no longer guiding our culture. In addition to a lessening of Christian thought in the public forum, we’re also seeing a watering down of the faith in many churches that are becoming indifferent toward issues like premarital sex, abortion, and the exclusiveness of Christ as the way to heaven. This is happening. So we as the Church can either shake our heads and turn our backs on culture, or we can find new ways to engage people in this post-Christian era with the Gospel. But doing that will take getting outside of our comfort zones and investing more time and energy into connecting with people who know nothing of Christ. The reward will be worth it, but we have to do the work first. Spend time getting to know the nonChristians around you. Engage them as friends, live out the love of Christ, and let the Gospel flow from there!

Quotes It is easy to say how we love new friends, and what we think of them, but words can never trace out all the fibers that knit us to the old.

~ George Eliot

thursday, May 18, 2017

Between The Lines

Vol. XXVII NO. 161 Dimapur, thursday, May 18, 2017

Raid raj

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

hether stone pelting in Kashmir is at the behest of Pakistan or it is a response to fundamentalists’ call, the fact remains that the valley is disturbed. Scores of schools have been burnt and there is a fear in the mind of students that they would be punished if they were to attend classes. The separatists are said to be leading a movement to boycott the studies. The result is that the students are finding it hard to prepare and appear in exams which the rest of the country is having peacefully. The separatists should realize that a political movement cannot and should not make students helpless and let them suffer. The fallout of the agitation is that the tourists’ inflow has reduced. So much so, Syed Ali Shah Geelani has led processions through the streets of Srinagar to assure the tourists that they would be protected in all eventualities. Still whatever the assurance, the tourists have come to prefer some different hill stations to Kashmir. It is understandable from the tourists’ point

Why Kashmir remains disturbed

of view but in the process the Dal Lake shikaras and Nagin Bagh’s dongas are not getting business. An ordinary Kashmiri is suffering. Even otherwise, the state’s economy has been badly hit. Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti does not seem to have any clue to the situation. She has said many a time that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the only person who can solve the crisis in Kashmir. She is probably underlining the alliance between her People’s Democratic Party and the BJP which is ruling at the centre. New Delhi should, however, analyze why a person like Shabbir Shah, once pro-India, has turned himself to be proazadi. Probably, he does not find the space which he direly needs to direct his affairs in the valley. The BJP has had no contact with persons like him. The same is the case with Yashin Malik who wanted a solution within Indian Union. But New Delhi has stretched Article 370 in such a way that the power has come to be concentrated at New Delhi. Kashmir also feels strongly about New Delhi’s

step-motherly treatment meted out to their Urdu language. And it is generally believed that Urdu is languishing in neglect because it is considered the language of Muslims. If New Delhi were to own and encourage Urdu, it Kuldip would give the Kashmiris at least one less reason to feel aggrieved. People are generally poor like in the rest of India and they want jobs which they realise would come only through development, including tourism. Till recently, the Kashmiris were opposed to pick up the gun to defy New Delhi. Home Minister Rajnath Singh has been relentlessly pursuing some method to help Kashmir return to normalcy. But, unfortunately, the Kashmiris have a feeling that what the militants are trying to do gives them identity. Therefore, the criticism that there is no resistance to the militants from within the valley should be understood as part of alienation. It is unfortunate that New Delhi did not give the package which it had announced after the dev-

astation through floods in Kashmir a couple of years ago. There was no criticism by the media or political parties. No leader has pointed out to New Delhi that it had reneged from the promise. All these are interpreted in Kashmir Nayar as deliberate signs of cursory attitude. I still believe that the 1953 agreement which gave India the control of defence, foreign affairs and communications can improve the situation in the state. The Kashmiri youth who are angry over the state’s status as well the situation can be won over by the assurance that the entire Indian market would be available to them for business or services. But this alone may not do. New Delhi will have to withdraw all the acts relating to fields other than defence, foreign affairs and communications. The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act which was promulgated some 26 years ago to meet the extraordinary situation in the state is still in operation. Were the government to withdraw the act, it would

placate the Kashmiri on the one hand and make the security forces more responsible on the other. The National Conference waged a long war to get rid of Maharaja Hari Singh and had an icon like Sheikh Abdullah to provide secular and democratic rule to the state. But the party suffered defeat in the assembly polls due to its proximity to New Delhi. The PDP won because its founder, Mufti Mohammad Sayyed, kept distance from New Delhi, without alienating it. The Kashmiris have voted for the untried PDP-BJP alliance because the combination gave them a feeling of identity. Omar Farooq Abdullah had to pay the price of National Conference’s image of being pro-Delhi. Kashmir’s links with India are too close to challenge it beyond a point. Still the opposition, however small, gives the Kashmiris a vicarious satisfaction of defying New Delhi. Lord Cyril Radcliffe did not attach any importance to Kashmir. He was a judge in London who drew the line between India and Pakistan to establish two

separate countries. He told me many years later during an interview that he never imagined that Kashmir would assume as much importance as it did. I recalled this instance when I was in Srinagar a couple of years ago to preside over the first anniversary of an Urdu magazine. Urdu has been unceremoniously ousted from all the states, including Punjab where it was the main language until some years ago. In fact, the language lost its importance in India soon after Pakistan made it the national language. Normalcy is also a state of mind. The Kashmiris must feel themselves that their identity is not under attack and that New Delhi realizes the importance of what the Kashmiris desire. What New Delhi has to appreciate is that the Kashmiris’ desire to distance themselves from India may not be considered any meaningful transfer of power from New Delhi to Srinagar. Yet the impression that the Kashmiris rule themselves has to be sustained whatever the cost.

Post-mortem

2018 election challenges

have travelled few Districts from 9-14/05/2017 covering Wokha, Zunheboto, Mokokchung, Longleng and Mon with Dr. K. Jayakumar Secy. AICC I/c of NE States. The roads which used to take one hour in the past now need 3 hours. Roads between Zunheboto and Mokockchung and roads between Mon and Tizit are terrible. There is no road worth calling a road. At the end of the journey when we meet our brothers and sisters they welcome us and the first words they all utter is “Rasta to enika hie ase”- road is like that. 2018 election is a challenge to every person in Nagaland. It is either we change or perish together like fools under the corrupt governance. They have already looted public funds for the last 15 years. Now they are divided and are struggling for power to further corrupt. We cannot expect anything more than bribery and looting of public development funds from power mongers. Whatever they may say, their deeds in 15 years’ rule have proven that they are shameless corrupt persons. They are responsible for changing Nagas from honesty to dishonesty. They have changed

life style from hardworking system to commission agent and extortion. From unknown sources of income, people have acquired land and high buildings are rising. All these have happened during just 15 years of NPF-BJP Government. Corruption began from the top politicians to bureaucrats down to the lowest grades, and VCCs and VDBs are forced to sign blank cheques. People in the villages have lost hope of development and that they would deliver welfare schemes. They also have lost hope, that after election, they will ever get opportunity to meet the elected representatives, not to speak of taking care of their welfare. MGNREGA funds are not heard of anymore excepting for asking them to sign blank cheques. Monthly Civil supplies such as rice, wheat, sugar and Kerosene oil don’t reach the villages. School buildings don’t have doors and windows. Hospitals and dispensaries are without employees. There is neither medicine in the dispensaries and hospitals nor the machineries to diagnose. School teachers are short in almost all Village schools. Backdoor appointments, CAG report and

failure to solve the political problem are all forgotten. People don’t complain any more. They just don’t believe that the government can ever deliver or solve the problems. There is complete political polarisation in the state. People have also lost hope in NPF and BJP seeing the divided house of NPF-BJP Govt. (NPF (Right), NPF (Left) and BJP). They will be gunning for each other with their amassed wealth. The vote bank will be divided into three sections. Election is just seven months away from notification. The challenges, we face in this election are, to stop deep rooted corruption, to stop RSSBJP from persecuting the Christian faith and to provide clean and God-fearing Government and governance. Even nonChristians are telling our society that the choice is of conscience over money-power. There are 12 disciples in our society. There are the Judases who sold Jesus for 30 silver coins and there are the Achans who stole the forbidden wealth of Jericho, in our society. In which way you want to perish is your choice. K. Therie, President, NPCC

The church and state going side by side: A way forward for just-politics

he relation between the church and the state is considered elusive because of various opinions and theological stands that are been constructed by several scholars and theologians. The intent of this article is to present the church’s involvement in politics as to build a just and harmonious society. Thus inadvertently the Baptist’s position on the Church and State relation is jeopardized, but for a considerable reasons on the influence of theologians, modern politics and the context (Nagaland). A state is a type of polity that is an organized political community living under a single system of government. States may be or may not be sovereign. E.g., the state of Nagaland is a political craft of the government of India. Although the earthly Government is not the realized city of God, it is considered a divine authority instituted on earth. St. Augustine in this line commented, that the worldly city includes an emphasis on the tensions, frictions, competitions of interest and overt conflicts to which every human community is exposed. Nevertheless, the love of the city of God can overcome the city of this world. With love as the driving force and a substance for the leavening, the influence of a higher value upon a lower loyalty or love, it can transform and progressively resolve various accommodations of interest. Karl Barth remarked, the State is an “external means of grace.” It is the sign, set up by God’s revelation, of concrete and visible order of life by which and in which, on the basis of accomplished reconciliation, we are summoned to serve our neighbor. Obedience is required of a Christian to give what belongs to the state in the form of being a good neighbor and a sincere

and consistent citizen. This obedience is not a blind yes, but obeying man (state) in obedience to God. Barth noted, both the state and the church must exist together since they express equal similarities temporally in their structure, yet both are divinely instituted and under one power of Jesus Christ. Dietrich Bonhoeffer said, the State is a product of human nature and therefore our ability to live in society is derived from creation. The state is the highest development of the natural society. Thus all three great theologians proposed the State as an ordained institution in the world. For Augustine we must act in love and with the power of love we can make greater and higher influence on earth. Barth’s approach is based on grace; we must act with gratitude and live a worthy life of being a good neighbor. For Bonhoeffer, in Christ all things have been created, whether powers or principalities and therefore the world bears the authority of God. With regard to the State and Church relationship, Romans 13:1-7 becomes the key contending text juxtaposing binary views. Scholars who are in favor of the idea that Christians owe their government allegiance refer to this text and perpetuate the view that the government is a divine authority instituted by God. John Howard Yoder claims that Rom. 13 does not center on the teaching of the church and state relationship. Others consider the state is so corrupt that Christians should not be a part of it. They should continue to be good citizens but desist from matters relating to the state or politics. (To be concluded) Villo Naleo, Sechü-Zubza, (villonaleo@gmail.com)

Crime against women

woman is one of the most precious being on this planet but these days people are losing their respect towards women and are ill treating them without any concern. Crime against women has been reported to be on the rise among the other categories and types of crimes. Rape, cybercrime, trafficking, domestic violence, dowry, sexual harassment- are some of the many crimes that have been committed against our own sisters and mothers. The most shocking fact is that some of these crimes have been committed by their own kins; it is ridiculous to know what the world has become. It has always been said in conferences, protests, public gatherings that strict actions are to be taken against anyone who commits such crimesshouldn’t it be like Crimes shouldn’t take place in the first place? Everyone condemns crimes against women and protest with all their might but how often do these people do anything in order to ensure that there is a safer environment for women. It is almost impossible to go out at night without the fear on being molested or teased, and there are silly accusations made against the women that they are not supposed to go out late. These people are of the view that crimes increase because girls don’t dress appropriately or behave properly. Referring back to the Delhi Gang Rape Case which is also known as the NirbhayaRape Incident which took place in Delhi on the 16th of December 2012, one of the accused blamed the victim, Lt. Jyoti Singh Pandey, that she should not have been out so late and tried to justify the whole incident by saying that she should have just let the rape happen instead of trying to fight and defend herself. To be honest anyone has the right to go out whenever they want considering that they are not doing any harm to the society. Independent women who choose to work late at night are to be respected for their dedication and not being taken for advantage, there is a certainty that the wave of hatred that some women have for men might reduce if only the rate of crimes reduce. It is painful to see someone who is struggling to be themselves, to do

something but is held back with the fear of being taken down. Second thoughts for going somewhere, wearing something, doing something should not be available, we are free to doanything we want; as it is our fundamental freedom. But why this dome of danger- where all the women are unsafe. These crimes not only restrict to the late-night category but it is seen in almost every possible placeschools, work place, streets, and even at one’s own home. Crimes against the female sex does not limit to any age, race, region or qualification; it happens to infants and senior citizens, illiterate and highly qualified, this has to stop! A No-More sign should be handed out publicly and opinions should be voiced out without being afraid of the consequences that are yet to come, it will take a long time for full proof safety to be initiated everywhere but then it also depends on the women power to grow stronger, not to fear, and be sure in whatever choices we make. Steps and effective measures are to be taken immediately because too much damage has been done and we cannot afford to lose more. After the Nirbhaya case, Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code has been active but this has not stopped the crimes rates from increasing. The cases that are filed should be attended until justice is served, help in the form counselling and therapy should be provided to the victim and the unnecessary nuisance created by the public and at times the media should be stopped. The individual is in a state of trauma and it will be a difficult time for her to move on face the world but with the nosey disturbance created by anyone who is curious can cause more damage. Hence, lets treat everyone respectfully and be brave to support whoever is in need, being a feminist does not mean giving out hate to men or placing the female sex at a higher pedestal; it just means to support the fight for equality, to make a safer environment, to let everything be in peace and the most important need- to live in harmony and think about the welfare of the society. Marina Jose, Intern, D.C. Court, Dimapur

Reader’s Post Sir,

For the people and state

Discussions generally centre around the coming general election in almost any social gathering. These days, there is much talk about floating of a new political party in Nagaland as appeared in local dailies. Of course, every party has its own political ideology and agenda and would naturally try to woo the people. It would be interesting to watch the tussle for power among the political parties and their allied partners if any. At the end of the day, any political party must keep in mind to work for the people and state. It is high time to get down to reality and be more humble. Lironthung Yanthan, Bayavu Hill Kohima 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.

Thursday, May 18, 2017

Bring law to address triple talaq, SC suggests

New Delhi, May 17 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Wednesday suggested that the government could put in place a law to deal with issues including triple talaq instead of waiting for it to decide on the matter judicially, and wondered whether it is possible to give the Muslim woman the option to oppose instant divorce. “We may or may not (decide the issue), but you do,” said the constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar to Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi as the latter urged the court to step in a situation where there is no legislation. Noting the government’s insistence that the cour t should first r ule against instant triple talaq and then it would bring a law, the bench asked why the government was not making a law instead of asking the court to decide the matter. Besides the Chief Justice, the other judges on the bench are Justice Kurian Joseph, Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman, Justice Uday Umesh Lalit and Justice S. Abdul Nazeer As the court made it clear that the government could not shun its responsibility, Attorney General

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Jagdish Singh Khehar Mukul Rohatgi said, “I will do what I have to do. The question is what you (court) will do.” Earlier in the morning, the bench asked the All India Muslim Personal Law Board if it was possible to give the woman the option, before she gives her consent to nikaah, that the marriage she was entering into would not be dissolved through instant triple talaq. The court suggested whether a clause can be added on the Nikaah Nama to say that the marriage can’t be dissolved by the husband by pronouncing instant triple talaq. As Rohatgi referred to the Vishakha guidelines that were framed by the top court to protect women at the workplace in the absence of any law, Justice Kurian said that it was in the domain of a statute and not the constitution. In an

obvious comparison to the steps taken to reform Hindu practices, when the Attorney General referred to the abolition of Sati, infanticide and Devadasi system, Justice Kurian said that all those (abolitions) were legislatively decided. “Did the court do it? No, legislation got rid of it,” Chief Justice Khehar observed. The court described the issue before it as something not between the majority and the minority communities but an intra-minority issue of tussle between Muslim men and women - which he said was a tussle between haves (men) and have-nots (women). Describing instant triple talaq as a “pernicious practice”, the AG urged the court to “step in as a guardian of the fundamental rights”. He further argued that even under Article 25 of the Constitution which guarantees right to propagate and practice religion, the core religious values were subject to part III of the Constitution spelling out the fundamental rights. Recalling the horror and trauma at the time of Partition, AG said that Article 25 was incorporated in the Constitution to assure everyone that the core val-

ues of their religious beliefs would not be touched by the State. Senior counsel Indira Jaising, appearing for one of the petitioners challenging the constitutional validity of triple talaq, in her rejoinder arguments said that the court was looking at the issue in the context of 67 years when fundamental rights came into force and not 1,400 years since the birth of Islam. Telling the court that the impact of the divorce was civil involving her maintenance and shelter, Jaising said the court should address the social consequences of divorce as women lose everything. Citing equality before law and equal protection of law under Article 14, Jaising said the State is obliged not to recognise any discrimination between men and women on the grounds of religious beliefs and practices. The bench in the morning asked the All India Muslim Personal Law Board if it was possible to give the woman the option that the marriage would not be dissolved through triple talaq and whether their advisory would be followed by the Qazis on the ground. “You can incorporate this option in the Nikaah

Nama before she gives consent to nikaah to say no to triple talaq,” Chief Justice Khehar asked the AIMPLB. Responding to the suggestion, Senior counsel Yusuf Hatim Muchchala said the advisory of the AIMPLB is not binding on the Qazis to follow. However, Muchchala, who is also a member of the Executive Committee of the AIMPLB, referred to a resolution passed by the AIMPLB conclave at Lucknow wherein the Board asked the community to boycott the men who take recourse to instant triple talaq. The conclave took place on April 14, 2017. He told the bench that they would consider the suggestion in all humility and look at it. The suggestion to AIMPLB by the court came in the course of the hearing of a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of triple talaq. AIMPLB, has in the course of its submissions while saying that triple talaq was permissible, described it as a “sin” and “undesirable”. The AIMPLB has said that the community needed time to change and reform itself on its own without any outside interference or dictate.

Kulbhushan case: ICJ to pronounce verdict today NEW DELHI, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will pronounce its verdict on the Kulbhushan Jadhav case on Thursday, three days after it heard arguments presented by India and Pakistan. According to government sources, the international court will give its verdict around 3.30 pm (IST) tomorrow. During its submission, India had 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. India’s forceful submission+ was made as the ICJ began hearing the case of the 46-year-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. The Jadhav case was taken to the world court on May 8 by India, which accused Pakistan of violating the Vienna Convention and conducting a “farcical trial” for convicting Jadhav without a “shred of evidence”.

Haryana govt gives in to girl students’ protest

The students, who have been protesting since May 10, said they would not give up until their demand was met. Chandigarh, May 17 (IANS): With around 10 girls falling unconscious and rushed to hospital following their indefinite hunger strike, the Haryana government on Wednesday gave in and announced that the government school in their village will be upgraded. The girls in Gothra Tappa Dahina village in Rewari started their protest eight days back, seeking upgradation of their school till Class 12, saying that they could not go to attend higher classes in a school in a nearby village as they were molested by youth on the way. Following the announcement of upgradation by Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma, the protesting girl students ended their hunger strike, saying they were satisfied by the

decision. The school at Gothra Tappa Dahina has 70 students each in classes 9 and 10. As per norms, a high school must have at least 150 students in both to be upgraded to Class 12 but the state government has given the rules the go-by in this case. “Sanction of the Governor of Haryana is hereby accorded to upgrade the Government High School Gothra Tappa Dahina (Rewari) to the level of Government Senior Secondary School w.e.f. session 201718. SNE will be conveyed in due course,” read a notification issued by the Additional Chief Secretary, School Education. Sharma said that a principal has been appointed for the school and admissions will start for the 2017-18 session on Thursday.

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security patch if needed,” he said. “Ours is a closelooped network, where all servers end to end are ours. We are dealing with public trust and public money, so we are very careful about it. Our security network is very high and we have very robust firewalls. We run anti-malware quite often,” Mahapatra told IANS. The ransomware is said to affect the ATMs which were installed 5-7 years back and are running on the Windows XP software.

with Clovia also launched her boutique during the programme. It may be mentioned that “Clovia” brand is one of the India fastest growing lingerie and sleepwear brand. For individuals wanting to

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D I M A P U R , M AY 1 7 (NPN): With the aim of providing platform to the local people, an online shopping programme was held at Indigenous Culture Society, here Wednesday. At the programme, interested individuals were trained to have their own website in partnership with Clovia -crafting #underfashion (an online shopping site). Highlighting about the Clovia, training and business development promoter, Premendra Mishra, said Clovia was totally an online boutique. He also explained how one could venture out, be befitted in partnership with

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in construction and development sector, under which an Indian company could be allowed to bring FDI even for undeveloped plots in any project. Currently, 100 per cent FDI is allowed in the construction sector subject to various conditions. One of the norms is that the Indian investee company is permitted to sell only developed plots, which means plots where trunk infrastructure - roads, water supply, street lighting, drainage and sewerage, have been made available. Sources said the government may put certain restrictions while making changes in this condition. The whole exercise is aimed at providing investor friendly climate to foreign players and in turn attract more FDI to boost economic growth and cre-

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NEW DELHI, MAY 17 (PTI): The government is moving ahead with further opening of print media, construction and retail sectors to foreign investments, and detailed deliberations in this regard were held in the finance ministry on Wednesday. The commerce and industry ministry may soon approach the Union Cabinet to get the final approval on the proposals, sources said. According to them, the government is considering to relax foreign direct investment (FDI) norms in certain areas of print media. Currently, government allows foreign investment in areas such as printing of newspapers and publishing of scientific magazines with certain conditions and FDI caps. There is also a proposal to ease the policy

MUMBAI, MAY 17 (PTI): The rupee failed to maintain its strong initial gains and ended lower by 7 paise at 64.15, the second consecutive session fall against the US dollar due to sustained demand for the American currency from importers. However, robust capital inflows into local equities along with greenback’s weakness against other currencies overseas capped losses to some extent. Though, the movement confined to a narrow range, the domestic currency breached the key psychological 64-mark briefly in the morning session to trade at multi-year highs before its slide. Expectations that the US Federal Reserve will not tighten its monetary policy amid intensifying political scandal around US President Donald Trump supported rupee sentiment initially. While, stocks enjoyed their record breaking streak for the third straight session today.

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Haryana wants police officers from northeast Chandigarh, May 17 (IANS): The Haryana Police has proposed engaging police officers from north-eastern states amid rising incidents of crime against people from the region, especially women. Har yana Director General of Police B.S. Sandhu told the media here that a proposal would be sent to the government to take officers on deputation from the north-east. “These officers would be appointed as nodal officers in police stations to tackle the problems being faced by persons from those states, presently living in Gur ugram and Faridabad,” he said. Sandhu said police had announced a reward of Rs 2 lakh for information leading to the arrest of the accused in the recent Gurugram rape case.

(From p-1) DPP resolved to combat social evils and work towards a society that recognises merit, promote innovation, supports creativity and allows art to flourish. It also resolved that all its organs would continuously strive for emergence of people’s voice, realiza-

tion of people’s aspirations and to reflect the will of the masses. While reiterating that the DPP will be a regional party in spirit but national in outlook and would act in accordance with the global issues and concerns that include protection of the environment and responsible actions towards

climate change. The meeting resolved that DPP was formed in response to the call of the masses and so would keep its doors open to all who aspire to work for the people and willing to make efforts “towards resolution of the political conflict and contribute towards bringing early and honorable

political solution in the greater interest of all sections of society.” Later, the house also resolved to begin enrolment at the earliest and establish a fully working secretariat at the Central Headquarters of the party that will be located in Chumukedima, Dimapur. The GBM was chaired

Cong’s dig at Imchen, BJP the tune of nearly Rs 70,000 crore and is expected to generate more than 33,400 jobs in direct and indirect employment. “As the government marks three years of its people centric-governance, in a first of its kind project for India’s nuclear power sector, the 10 new units will come up as a fully homegrown initiative,” Goyal said. He said it would be one of the flagship “Make in India” projects in the nuclear power sector. The Minister said the project will help transform the Indian nuclear industry by linking the goal of a strong nuclear power sector with the country’s indigenous industrial capacities in high-end technologies. “With manufacturing orders to domestic industry, it will be a major step towards strengthening India’s credentials as a major nucle-

prime minister Modi and asked if he would allow others to form such gangs and harass RSS people?” AICC secretary said BJP government has been a failure and was taking credit of works done by UPA government. With regard to the celebration BJP was planning to organise on May 26, he said that BJP was only going to celebrate the failure of the government. He said BJP has failed people everywhere and has been unable to provide jobs or even “Rs 5 in the accounts of the poor against the promise of Rs 15 lakh”. AICCC secretary also described DAN as the most corrupt government, which he said was even unable to make a proper mud road for the people of the state. Jayakumar said it was a matter to wonder what the government of Nagaland

had done with all the funds it had received during the UPA I and UPA II government. Stating that enough funds were provided to Nagaland government, he asked “what has happened to the justification made once that emergence of BJPled government at the centre and NPF-led DAN government in Nagaland would pave way for inflow of funds like water from Delhi to Kohima. Jayakumar said the Congress has great scope as the party has remained intact unlike the NPF, which he said has been split into three groups. He said the split would affect their vote share. AICC secretary said the only thing that Congress was concerned about was the inflow of funds for election that BJP was going to receive like in the case of Manipur, UP and Goa. He however said it depends on Nagas whether they were

going to choose money or Jesus. He said the district committees were quite agile and geared up for the fight but there were some changes that needed to be done. He also made it clear that unlike other parties, Congress that believed in a democratic system would not declare a chief ministerial candidate and the MLAs would choose their leader. Former chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh and Pradesh Returning Officer (PRO) for Nagaland, Nabam Tuki, also highlighted about the organization election of NPCC and constituted the in-charge of organization election, 2017 committee. The programme was also attended secretary incharge of AIMCC for North East India and West Bengal Jarjum Ete and former speaker, ET Ezung.

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“Any illegal payment of tax to the factions by government employees would still attract cases being registered against the officials,” ACAUT said and appealed to all the Naga political groups to work toward ‘one government one tax’.

ar manufacturing powerhouse,” Goyal said. He also linked the decision to the government’s clean energy goals and lowcarbon growth strategy. “It supports India’s commitment to sustainable development, energy selfsufficiency and bolsters global efforts to combat climate change,” he said. An official release later said that the project will bring about substantial economies of scale and maximise cost and time efficiencies by adopting fleet mode for execution. It said the 10 reactors will be part of India’s latest design of 700 MW PHWR fleet and will have state-ofart technology that will meet the highest standards of safety. The release said the approval marks a statement of strong belief in the capability of “India’s scientific community to build our technological capacities”.

(From previous issue) He said BJP has inserted its hands in a beehive without realising the consequences. Further, Jayakumar slammed what he described “communal agenda of BJP and its 20 allied organisations” that continued their atrocities on Christians and other minority communities throughout the country. Stating that minorities were being victimized across the country, AICC secretary said at the hands of BJP backed agencies like RSS, VHP etc minorities were facing oppression. He said that BJP did not want ‘sabh ka sath, sabh ka vikas’ but instead the development of only Hindutva. With regard to cow vigilantes and Romeo Squad active in UP and others places, the Congress leader asked what law led to the creation of those gangs of scoundrels that were harassing innocent people. He also questioned the silence of

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DIMAPUR, MAY 17 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland through its media cell has sought to clear the air over its press statement, published in local dailies on April 24, 2017, wherein “misconception” was created that ACAUT had endorsed the reduction of the employee salary tax by NSCN (I-M) from 24% to 12%. Making its stand clear, ACAUT clarified that under no circumstances had it endorsed the reduction nor did it endorse any form of taxation by any ‘Naga factional groups’, adding that it was still resolute and firm in the people’s demand for ‘one government one tax.’ ACAUT stated that its previous press release had only welcomed the decision of the collective leadership of NSCN (I-M) to scrap the ‘Syndicate’ and ‘dealership’ system. Asserting it cannot relax on one government one tax, ACAUT said its “directive” still remain that no businesses/government servants or any individual would pay any form of tax to any Naga factional groups till the people’s aspirations were fulfilled.

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New Delhi, May 17 (IANS): In a major decision to fast-track India’s domestic nuclear power programme, the union cabinet on Wednesday approved construction of 10 units of indigenous Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors (PHWR). “The cabinet has approved installation of 10 indigenously built PWHRs of 700 MW each,” Union Minister Piyush Goyal said at a media briefing after meeting of the Cabinet presided over by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Goyal, who is union Minister for Power and Coal, said the decision will result in significant augmentation of the country’s nuclear power generation capacity. He said India’s installed nuclear power capacity is 6,780 MW from 22 operational plants, and another 6,700 MW is expected to to be generated by 202122 through projects under construction. The government had in July 2014 set a target of taking nuclear power capacity to over 14,000 MW by 2024. The decision on construction 10 PHWRs comes days before the Modi government completes three years in office. Goyal said the move will give manufacturing orders to domestic industry to

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF AGRICULTURE & STATE NODAL OFFICE EXTENSION REFORMS (ATMA) NAGALAND : KOHIMA

No.AGR/EXT.REF/IDWG-CORR/2016-17

Dated Kohima the 17th May 2017.

RESCHEDULING OF ATMA WALK IN INTERVIEW In continuation to this office letter No. AGR/EXT.REF/IDWG-CORR dated Kohima the 2nd May 2017, this is to inform to all concerned that the Walk in Interview for engagement of Assistant Technology Manager (ATM) under Extension Reforms Scheme, ATMA scheduled on 9th and 10th May 2017 has been rescheduled on 25th and 26th May 2017 against the Date & Time furnished below in the Directorate of Agriculture, Kohima, Nagaland. DAY – I 25/05/2017 (9:00 am onwards) The following Eligible Form Nos/ Roll Nos are as under: 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 007, 008, 009, 010, 011, 012, 014, 015, 016, 017, 018, 019, 021, 022, 023, 024, 025, 026, 027, 028, 029, 030, 031, 032, 034, 035, 036, 037, 038, 039, 040, 041, 042, 043, 044, 045, 046, 047, 048, 049, 050, 051, 052, 053, 054, 055, 057, 059, 060, 061, 062, 063, 064, 065, 066, 067, 068, 069, 070, 071, 072, 073, 074, 075, 076, 077, 078, 079, 080, 081, 082, 083, 084, 085, 086, 087, 088, 089, 091, 092, 095, 096, 097, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 107, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 116, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 127, 129, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151. DAY – II 26/05/2017 (9:00 am onwards) The following Eligible Form Nos/ Roll Nos are as under: 152, 153, 154, 155, 158, 159, 161, 162, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 197, 198, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292. NOTE: The candidates are informed to bring the original copy of all relevant documents during Interview, without which the Candidate(s) will not be allowed to appear the Interview. (HELIE RUPREO) Director of Agriculture & SNO (ATMA) Nagaland : Kohima DC-1107

Dated at Kohima the 16.05.2017

NOTIFICATION

This is to inform that the last date for submission of GDS Online Application has been extended up to 05.06.2017 instead of 24.05.2017 for Nagaland Division (North East Circle). This is in continuation to the advertisement published on 27.04.2017. SdDirector of Postal Services Nagaland, Kohima-797001 DC-1112

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(a) Cost of tender : Tender No. 01 of 2017-18 (a) Cost : ` 500/Supply and stacking ` 2.68 Lakhs of Sand between Km (b) Period of (b) Availability 3.200 to Km 132.750 on completion : : On or after Zunheboto-Aghunato- 180 days 18 May 2017 Kiphire Road for excution (c) Earnest money : (c) Submission : of SRMD works under ` 5,500/Up to 1200 jurisdiction of 100 RCC/15 hrs on 09 BRTF/Project Sewak in June 2017. Nagaland State

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF LEGAL METROLOGY AND CONSUMER PROTECTION, NAGALAND, KOHIMA. The Deptt. of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection is looking for premises for running the offices of the Nagaland State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (State Commission) & Nagaland State Consumer Helpline (Consumer Helpline) at Kohima. 1. The premises should be situated preferably from High School area to New Secretariat area, Kohima. 2. The building should preferably have 8 (eight) to 10 (ten) Rooms with toilet, running water, electricity facility and provision for dedicated parking for at least 3/4 four wheelers. Interested party can contact the Controller of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection, Nagaland for further details or submit the details as per the format given below. 1. Name of the Owner/s: 2. Location: 3. Type of the Building: 4. Area: 5. Rent per month: 6. Relevant documents of the building in support of the ownership of the building: Signature of the owner/owners Note. The Deptt. reserves the right to reject any or all the tender without assigning any reason thereof.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, May 18, 2017

ATMA activities conducted across the state 2

(L-R): (1) Participants during the field visit. (2)Participants of the demonstration programme. (3) Resource person demonstrating on making of detergent.

(L-R): (4) Participants of within district training and demonstration activities. (5) Booklet being released by Helie Rupreo, (6) Participants of the demonstration programme.

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSION JUDGE TUENSANG : NAGALAND

No. PD& SJ. Tsg/Notice-1/2015-2016/72 Dt. Tsg. 10th April OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti H.Betilepla of St. john Sector ‘A’ Tuensang Town has applied for issue of succession certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of Late her husband Shri. Chaba Chang who expired on 2nd April 2017. Now therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Principal District & Session Judge Tuensang Nagaland K-1513

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WESTERN ANGAMI STUDENTS’ UNION H.Q Sechü Zubza, Kohima : Nagaland

FELICITATION

The Western Angami Students’ Union with immense joy and pride would like to congratulate the following students for bringing laurels to the union. 1. Kuolavo-ü Peseyie, d/o Vilhousie Peseyie for securing 11th rank and topping in Science subject in HSLC from Greenwood School Dimapur. 2. Vineivonuo Khawakhrie, d/o Mhiesilhoubi Khawakhrie for securing 14th rank in HSLC from Mezhur Hr. Sec. School Kohima. 3. Vikuokhono Lhousa, d/o Thinoneisie Lhousa for securing 16th rank in HSLC from Baptish High Kohima. 4. Asano Naprantsu, d/o Vilhubi Naprantsu for topping in Science subject in HSLC from Fernwood School Kohima. Further, the W.A.S.U congratulates all the successful students’ who have passed out HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 with ﬂying colours and wishes them success in their future endeavour. (Kikrusebi Senotsu) General Secretary

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OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL, RÜZHÜKHRIE GOVT. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KOHIMA :: NAGALAND

The School authorities and teachers of Rüzhükhrie Govt. Hr. Sec. School, Kohima, would like to congratulate the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examination, 2017. HSLC :Appeared :- 104 Qualiﬁed :- 83 SUBJECT WISE DISTINCTIONS *State Highest in Travel &Tourism :- 94 marks NeikienuoKense English :- 09 Social Sciences :- 06 Travel & Tourism (V) :- 06 Information Tech.(V) :- 04 Tenyidie :- 05 Envt. Education :- 03 Alt. English :- 01 HSSLC :ARTS STREAM SCIENCE STREAM COMMERCE STREAM Appeared : - 169 Appeared : - 40 Appeared : - 34 Passed : - 158 Passed : - 36 Passed : - 33 1st Division : - 23 1st Division : - 13 1st Division : - 68 2nd Division : - 78 2nd Division: -13 2nd Division : - 17 3rd Division : - 16 3rd Division : - 03 SUBJECT WISE DISTINCTIONS *State highest in Geography :- 91Marks NizutoChishi Sociology :-21 Bussiness Studies :-01 Education :-15 Chemistry :-02 Geography :-04 Biology :-02 Psychology :-03 Computer Science :-01 PolScience :-04 English :-12 History :-01 Tenyidie :-03 Enterprenuership :-07 Economics :-02 Accountancy :-02 Hindi :-01 K-1528

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nitrogen fixer and is easy to incorporate and quickly decomposable. The farmers were provided free dhaincha seeds and field demonstration. Akuluto block Zunheboto: Akuluto block, Zunheboto conducted within district training and demonstrations activities from May 11 to 13. Within district training was conducted on the

topic “benefits of Parkia spp. (Yongchak) on 11 May. Aolemla BTM trained the farmers on the benefits of Parkia roxburghii commonly called yongchak. The training was conducted at Akuhaito. Demonstration activities were conducted on the topics “preparation of value added products” and “making of detergent” on May 12 and 13 for women trainees from different

SHGs. Resource persons were Aolemla and Livika BTM. Altogether 21 participants from Akuhaito, Khrimtomi and Rotomi villages were benefitted from the programme. Phomching block: ATMA Mon, Phomching block conducted one-day training-cum-demonstration programme on organic cultivation of cardamom at Longwa village on April 29.

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EKLAVYA MODEL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL DIPHUPAR

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The Administrator and staffs of EMRS would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to all the students who passed HSLC examination 2017 with ﬂying colours and bringing laurels to the school by securing 100% pass percentage. The Management also would like to congratulate the other two EMRS in Tizit and Tuensang for securing 100% pass percentage. The School wishes them all the best in all their future endeavours. RESULT SUMMARY School Appeared Qualiﬁed 1st Division 80% EMRS Diphupar 22 22 20 4 EMRS Tizit 18 18 18 3 EMRS Tuensang 15 15 15 8 Administrator EMRS, Diphupar DP-4838 OFFICE OF THE

PHESAMA STUDENTS’ UNION The Phesama Students’ Union takes immense pride in congratulating its members who had attained success in their endeavors and bringing laurels to the Union in particular and the village in general.

commodities at village level could attract customers. The programme was followed by an orientation programme for the Farmers’ Friends (FF). Earlier the programme was chaired by Vizonyu Liezie, DAO & PD (ATMA), Kohima. Altogether 32 FFs attended the programme. Wa k c h i n g b l o c k : ATMA Mon Wakching block conducted a demonstration programme on April 29, at Tanhai village, with resource person ATM, K. Mhonchumo who demonstrated on the topics “Pest management practices in cultivation of maize” and “application of foliar spray in vegetables”. Common pest that infest maize crop at different stages of the crop and the pest management practices that can help in reducing the damage caused to the crop or the yield loss were discussed. Foliar application of micronutrients in vegetable crops, its role in providing essential micronutrients for the plants growth and improving the yield of crops and also the spraying schedule in different crops were explained. Later, preparation and the method of spraying were demonstrated to the farmers. Altogether, 15 farmers attended the programme. Micronutrients were distributed to the participating farmers.

Dzüvichünuomia Khriesarü-ü Krotho congratulates Miss Visienuo Dzüvichü on securing 19th position at the HSLC Exam 2017. Sd/President Dzüvichünuomia Kriesarü-ü Krotho OFFICE OF THE

THANG HOIKAM KOHIMA P.O. KOHIMA – 797001, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Thang Hoikam Kohima with profound joy extends its heartiest congratulations to Shri H.Lam, S/o Hemping of Noklak Village on being promoted to the post of Section Ofﬁcer, Nagaland Civil Secretariat. The Union further wishes him best in his future endeavour. M.Longshen Finance Secy. Thang Hoikam Kohima

B. Bumo President Thang Hoikam Kohima

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PHILIMI KUQHAKULU KOHIMA Kohima – 797001, Nagaland Motto “Each One Help One”

FELICITATION

Mr. Zhapuchütuo James Chütso Mr. Petenei Tacü Mr. Kedolhoutuo Kuotsu S/o Vizapulie Chütso S/o Rev. Vilhounei-o Tacü S/o Vilepi Kuotsu NPSC Common Educational Service HSSLC Examination 2017, Top HSSLC Examination 2017, Top Examination, 2017 (Post Graduate Teacher) Position in Music with 99%. Position in Business Studies with 94%. Under School Education Department.

Furthermore, the Union would like to congratulate all its members who cleared the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017. The Union wishes them unending blessing and success in their future endeavours. President, PSU Thejanguzo Zashümo

General Secretary, PSU Khriephreno Kipu

MODEL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, KOHIMA FELICITATION

The Philimi Kuqhakulu Kohima celebrates the success with all the HSLC and HSSLC students from our community. The welfare further wishes a bright future to all the successful students encouraging them to continue to pursue their goal with perseverance and patience in days to come as well. Felicitating the success of :1. Mr. Tokibo Wotsa (HSLC) 2. Mr. Hutoka Swu (HSLC) 3. Miss. Livi Swu (HSSLC Arts) 4. Miss. Tonikali Swu (HSSLC Arts) 5. Mr. Angukavi Shohe (HSSLC Science) 6. Mr. Otto Yeptho (HSSLC Science) Sd/ZHUTOVI CHISHO Chairman, Philimi Kuqhakulu Kohima

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The School organised a felicitation programme on 11th May 2017 for its students for their outstanding performance in the HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017. The School Management and Staff extend their heartiest congratulations to all the successful students.

LOTHA STUDENTS’ UNION H.Q. WOKHA, POST BOX – 81, NAGALAND

FELICITATES

1. Ayingbeni Y Ezung, Cl-12 (Arts) Top 2nd with 91.60 % (Mezhur Higher Sec. School, Kohima). 2. Mhonbeni K. Ezung, Cl-12 (Arts) Top 9th with 89.00% DHSS, Wokha. 3. Mharhoni T. Jami, (HSLC) Top 14th with 94.50% (DBHSS, Dimapur). 4. Longsenser Longkumer, (HSLC) Top 19th with 94.00% (LMS, Wokha).

Toppers from Commerce Stream Top 6th – Kajal Kumari Top 9th – Bemsana Devi

Subject Toppers Commerce 1. Capital Markets: a) Bemsana Devi – 98 Marks b) Vilasenuo Kiso – 98 Marks 2. Derivative Markets: Naha Gurung – 92 Marks

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State Subject Topper : 1. Eyingbeni Odyuo (FIT) (100 marks 2. Wonchibeni C Shitiri (Lotha) 96 marks 3. Jandeno S Patton (Lotha) 96 marks 4. Pyingjano S Lotha (Lotha) 96 marks 5. Thugjanbeni N Ngullie (Lotha) 96 marks 6. Martina S Patton (IP) 95 marks 7. Khonzani L. Yanthan (IT) 79 marks 8. Isaiah Ability School 100% in HSLC 9. Libemo Memorial School 100% in HSLC 10. 7th NAP Unit Bhandari 100% in HSLC 11. Don Bosco Hr. Sec School, Wokha 100% in HSLC

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ATM, Medziphema block as resource person. Resource person highlighted on cultivation and management aspect of Dhaincha and spoke on the importance and scope of green manuring. She encouraged the farmers to start growing green manure crops as it was capable of establishing and growing quickly, tolerant to adverse climatic conditions, effective

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ground time to dry, as it could help reduce sidewall compaction that limits root growth and leads to uneven stands. Maize seeds were distributed to the farmers at the end of the programme. Medziphema block Kukidolong: ATMA Dimapur Medziphema Block conducted demonstration on “dhaincha green manuring” on May 10 at Kukidolong, with Keneisano Krose,

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DIMAPUR: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) has been conducting various activities in different parts of the state, as part of their programme for the welfare of farming community. Nuiland block: ATMA Dimapur (Niuland Block) conducted demonstration programme at Hevikhe village on May 12. Resource person Demalu Hasnusa, BTM (Niuland block) spoke on the topic “package of practices for maize”. He elaborated on planting methods, sowing, seed rate, treatment, tillage, nutrient, water and pests’ management. Sentibenla, ATM (Niuland Block) spoke on the topic “Pests Management of Cucurbits” and mentioned different kinds of pests and methods to control them. At the programme chaired by Moakumzuk, ATM Niuland Block, maize seeds (HQPM-1 variety) were distributed to farmers and field visit was conducted at the maize field. Medziphema block Khaibang: ATMA Dimapur Medziphema block conducted demonstration on “maize crop management” on May 10 at Khaibung, with Keneisano Krose ATM Medziphema block. The resource person spoke on the importance of management of maize crop. She advised the farmers to pick the right time to plant maize and to make a serious commitment to improve soil health by recycling corn residue which could enhance productivity by improving nutrient availability. She also urged the farmers to consider planting corn-aftersoybean to allow wetter corn

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The problems faced by the farmers in cultivating cardamom were addressed by resource persons AI, Chingin and BTM Nunghothung. Application of vermin compost on crops and management practices of cardamom were also demonstrated. Chingin Konyak also gave hands on demonstration on nursery bed preparation and highlighted on the importance of correct spacing and time of planting the crops. The programme was chaired by ATM Mon Mhonchumo Khuvung. Altogether 30 farmers benefitted from the programme. Jakhama village: A booklet on “Documentation on Zabo Farming” at Jakhama village by ATMA Kohima district was released by Helie Rupreo, director of Agriculture & SNO (ATMA), Nagaland on May 2 at DAO conference hall. According to DIPR report, the director exhorted the farmers’ friend present, about the status of agriculture production in Nagaland. Taking the example of Pfustero, he encouraged the farmers to take up “Zabo farming”. He encouraged the farmers to focus on maize, foxtail millet, jobstear, brown rice, sticky rice etc which were not found in other regions. A demo of right measurement was taught to the farmers adding that lower rates

The LSU also would like to felicitate and acknowledge all the Head of the Institutions both Private and Govt. Schools at Wokha for bringing laurels in our district in the recent declared NBSE result. The union further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC – 2017 and wish them great success in their future endeavours. Lipemo M Tsopoe President, LSU

Ashanthung Humtsoe Gen. Secretary, LSU

Thursday, May 18, 2017

Conflict mitigation awareness campaign

Forest officials, resource persons and participants. DIMAPUR: Mon Forest Division Mon organized a program on â€œman-animal conflict mitigation awareness campaignâ€? at Naginimora on May 16. Chief guest chairman, Nagaland Pollution Control Board, Meyipokyim in his speech highlighted the scenario of humananimal conflicts occurring in different parts of the country and how this problem could be mitigated by reducing the interface between men and animals. He also emphasized on the intricate relationships of human and wildlife by citing an example that without honey bees, mankind

would be diminished from this planet within a span of 50 years. Chief wildlife warden, S.P Triparthi in his key note address presented the various facets of mananimal conflict across the state and called upon the people to work together to mitigate the problems. Re s o u r c e p e r s o n s Beizo Soukhrie, Dimapur Division and Obed Bohovi Swu, NZP, Dimapur spoke on various issues of man-animal conflicts and mitigating strategies in the state. DFO, Mon called upon the participants that wildlife and forests need

to be preserved by all the stake holders for future generation. He said that village councils as selfgoverning institutions at the grassroot level had a pivotal role to play in the efforts of preserving the rich forests & wildlife in order to mitigate this undesirable interface in the future. Village council members from 35 villages in and around Tizit and Naginimora areas, public leaders, church leaders, and district administration and forest department staff participated in the program. Vote of thanks was delivered by Range Officer, Naginimora.

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NVCO Tseminyu reaffirms ultimatum on power deptt

DIMAPUR: The NVCO Tseminyu Unit has reiterated its 10-day ultimatum served on the Power department on April 24, wherein the unit demanded immediate restoration of the damaged feeder transformer, transfer and posting of JE (Power) Tseminyu Sub Division and installation of 1MVA transformer for Tseminyu Town. In a press note, president NVCO Tseminyu Unit John Semy and general secretary, Asao Sebastian, accused the Power department Wokha division of â€œstep motherly treatmentâ€? for its lackadaisical attitude towards the people of Tseminyu Sub Division. The unit claimed that even after eight days after the feeder transformer broke down and despite several appeals, the Wokha division â€œdid not bother to lift the damaged transformerâ€?. Therefore, NVCO Tseminyu Unit, at its own expenditure, arranged a vehicle to carry the damaged transformer to central store Dimapur on the ninth day, the unit stated. However, the unit incurred additional expenditure as the transformer was unloaded after holding one more day. The feeder transformer was reportedly restored on

May 3 only to conk out on May 5. Ten days passed after the feeder transformed conked out but the department again remain mute, the unit lamented. The transformer was reportedly taken to central store Dimapur on the eleventh day. In this regard, the unit while hinting that it was losing patience and faith, asked the department whether the department was judiciously executing its duties. It demanded to know why the department was not serious towards the demands and appeals made by the people. â€œAre the NVCOTU in particular and the public in general the second class citizens where the department can do anything according to its whims and fancies keeping aside the genuine appeals and demands?,â€? it questioned. Therefore, the unit said it reaffirms its on the appeals made through the print media published on the May 5, saying it was â€œhoping against hope that the department will deliver justice towards the genuine demands of the organization and provide smooth supply of power to the sub-division without any hiccupsâ€?.

Putu Long Foundation seminar on Christian business women

Members of the Putu Long Foundation at the seminar. DIMAPUR: One-day seminar on Christian business women was conducted by Putu Long Foundation (PLF) on May 13. Resource person of the programme, associate women pastor, Amongla pointed out that Naga women were hardworking, whereby she encouraged them to continue in the same spirit and cope up with the advancement of technology. She asserted that

women could help in so many areas to lift up the societies and churches by contributing their ability. Mentioning about SHG, she said that SHG was not only ear ning money for self help but as Christian women they could help one another spiritually, socially and economically. She asked the gathering to put God first and shared about the successful stories of women in the

countries. Meanwhile, PLF chairman, Moala Longchar, presented powerpoint on the aims and objectives and credit policies of PLF. She also encouraged the clients to cooperate for the betterment of the society. She asked all the SHG/JLG to maintain proper record to hold a bank account for transparency transaction. Altogether 32 group leaders attended the seminar.

Organisations condemn Organisations condemn 32 AR raid NMM, NBCC, TPF spiritual awakening crusade rape incident at Yanpha culprit to be awarded severe punishment as the action was against the Naga Customary Law and beyond tolerance. It demanded the concern authorities to take up the matter seriously and case against the culprit be non-bailable. It also cautioned that stern action would be initiated against those individuals trying to bail out the culprit. YSU: Yanpha Students Union (YSU) in a condemnation by president Pidemo Tungoe and general secretary Sulanthung Kikon have also requested the law enforcing authorities to take up the matter seriously and award befitting punishment to the culprit and warned of strict action against those individuals or groups trying to bail out the culprit. YEH: Yanpha Eloe Hoho (YEH) in a condemnation note by president Yisali Humtsoe and general secretary, Yibeni Humtsoe condemned the act as an insult and against the Naga customary law and should be condemned by every right thinking citizen.

SVUD: Sitimi Village Union Dimapur (SVUD) in a condemnation note by chairman Shikato Zhimo and secretary, Yeveto K. Swu termed the action as â€œdouble standard tactics and immature for unethically preaching goodness, throwing venom on the negotiating team who have recognised and entered the dialogue to hammer out permanent solution of the vexed Naga political problemâ€?. SVUD termed the action as â€œa perpetrator who hatches and exhibits its draconian actâ€? leaving the family members in fear psychosis even in their home. SVUD has urged upon the right thinking citizens to condemn such unwarranted act by the errant military jawans/soldiers. It also urged upon the Indian military and concern 32 Assam Rifles to desist from such â€œpremature provocative action and have positive intention for solutionâ€?. PB Bâ€™VC: Purana Bazar Bâ€™ (Bokajan) Village Council (PB Bâ€™VC) along with GBs, women and youth organisation in a joint condemnation note by chairman Kiyezhe Sumi and sec-

â€˜World Cancer Dayâ€™ observed in Mon

DIMAPUR: World Cancer Day was observed in Mon on May 15 at the council hall under the theme, â€œWe can, I canâ€?. Resource person, senior medical officer District Hospital Mon, Dr. Wungyong Konyak, in his powerpoint expounded on the present cancer statistics in India, early warning signals, different types of cancers and its causes, hazards of tobacco. He also

AR celebrates Motherâ€™s Day

Dimapur: Assam Rifles under aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) celebrated World Motherâ€™s Day on May 14, at Dimapur and Peren. On the occasion various activities such as lectures, poster making-cum-essay writing competition and felicitation of women and senior citizens were organized at Dimapur, Medziphema, Kukidalong and Peren. Altogether 118 students and 40 ladies attended the event. Later, civil administration, GBs, school staff and locals appreciated and expressed their gratitude to AR for their noble gesture.

spoke on tobacco scenario of Nagaland and benefits of quitting tobacco from 20 minutes to 10 years which was very useful for every tobacco users to know. Dr Wungyong said that most cancers could be prevented by living a healthy lifestyle and to make a pledge and take action. District Health Society Mon, also held its quarterly review meeting

with the chairman, deputy commissioner, Mon, W. Honje Konyak, chaired by Dr Limatula Aier, DVBO, NVBDCP. Speaking at the meeting, the chairman shared his thoughts saying that the citizens working in a medical department was as equal as citizens working in the church. He said church workers work for the spiritual dimension and the medical department for

the real. He added that the staff may either be appointed by choice, by chance or by some other way but they were in it with â€œbig extra responsibilityâ€? of serving people and God. District Programme Officers of Vector Borne Disease, RNTCP and RC H & U I P i n f o r m e d on their upcoming programmes and briefed on the activities to be taken up.

Ralan Area Lotha Hoho appeals for inspection of ongoing works DIMAPUR: The Ralan Area Lotha Hoho (RALH) has urged the Nagaland Foothill Road Construction Committee (NFRCC) and the concerned department to visit the ongoing construction of Doyang RCC Bridge at Governorâ€™s Camp, Liphanyan, to assess whether the work done commensurate the amount sanctioned and also the pace at which the work was being done. In a press note by RALH chairman, Hayit-

hung kikon and general secretary, C.S.Ovung, urged the concerned authorities to ascertain whether or not the completion of just three pillars in a period of three and half years was justified and whether the work commensurate the amount sanctioned thus far. The Hoho claimed that even after expiry of completion deadline, the Doyang RCC Bridge at Governorâ€™s Camp was yet to reach the halfway mark, adding: â€œnot a slightest

progress of work is visible in the year 2017.â€? RALH maintained that at the present pace, it may take a decade or more to complete the bridge. It therefore urged the contractor to deploy more machinery and employ more skilled labours during the â€˜workableâ€™ season. The RALH further urged upon the contractor to speed up the work so that the bridge could be completed â€œat least within the next stipulated extended periodâ€?.

retary Joy Mech condemned the act 32 Assam Rifles. The council also cautioned the Assam Rifles to remain vigil to safeguard the peaceful co-existence and not to be carried away by unnecessary raids and arrests. Further the council have appealed to the judiciary department to release Toivi Aye at the earliest.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Missions Movement (NMM), Missions Department of Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) in collaboration with Tseminyu Pastorsâ€™ Fellowship (TPF) conducted spiritual awakening crusade from May 12 to 14, at Tseminyu Town Baptist Church under the theme â€œAbundant Life: Renewalâ€?, with WSBAK, executive secretary Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi, and NMM director, Rev. Andrew Semp, as speakers.

Many people attended the programme and were blessed. Several people rededicate their life to God in this crusade. NMM office further expressed gratitude to theTPF, Tseminyu Town Baptist Church, CRBC staff, Tichu Praise and Worship team and all the programme participants for hosting and providing all the logistic needs for the programme, for rendering their invaluable service and making the crusade a grand success.

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D I M A P U R : Va r i o u s Lotha organisations have condemned the action of Abdul Kuttuh who molested and committed a heinous crime against a minor girl at Yanpha village on May 15. All the organisations have urged upon the law enforcing authority to award stern and befitting punishment as per the law and to deliver justice upon the victim and family. LSU: The Lotha Studentsâ€™ Union (LSU) Okying Wokha in a condemnation note by general secretary, Ashanthung Humtsoe strongly condemned the inhuman and barbaric act meted towards one of its member, a student studying in class- 2 at Yanpha village bordering Assam under Ralan area of Wokha district. LSU stated that this kind of inhuman act should be condemned by every right thinking citizen of the society. YVC: Yanpha Village Council (YVC) in a condemnation note by chairman Nlumbemo Humtsoe taking strong note of the incident have demanded the

DIMAPUR: Various organisations have condemned the raid carried out by 32 Assam Rifles in the residences of pastor Sumi Baptist Church and kilonser steering committee member of NSCN (I-M), Toivi Aye on May 13 at Purana Bazaar â€˜Bâ€™. KHPB â€˜Bâ€™: Kachari Hari (community) Purana Bazaar â€˜Bâ€™ (KHPB â€˜Bâ€™) in a condemnation note by KHPB â€˜Bâ€™ chairman Babul Mech and general secretary, Ranjet Mech stated that at a time when ceasefire was in force and peace was prevailing, the despicable act of the AR troops in intruding into homes at forbidden hours as early as 3 am has created fear psychosis and caused negative psychological impact on the innocent children and families not only of the two homes but their surroundings too. It stated that Toivi Aye was also taken into custody by the 32 AR and later forwarded to police custody even as no incriminating documents were found in his residence. Kachari Hari therefore demands for unconditional release of Toivi Aye, a respectable and bonafide member of Purana Bazaar â€˜Bâ€™.

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issue him with a reprimand because he did not share these secrets with us. Not with me, nor with representatives of Russia’s intelligence services. It was very bad of him.”

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With immense pride and honour, the HRUD extend our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. The Union further wishes them all the best in their future endeavour.

The Yikhum Students’ Union with immense pride and honour, congratulates all the successful candidates in the recently declared HSLC and HSSLC Examination (NBSE) 2017, for bringing laurels to the Union in particular and to the Village in general. Further, the Union wishes and prays for more wisdom and success in all their future endeavours.

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The Zutovi Village Students' Union convey its heartiest congratulations to all its successful members on their grand academic achievement in the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 and for bringing laurels to the union and the village. The Union further extend its best wishes and prayers in their future endavours.

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The Zeliangrong People Organisation United North Block Burma Camp would like to express our heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of Little Flower School Naga Colony (UNB) Burma Camp. The Organization is also immensely proud and gives honour to the Principal and the staff, for their tireless effort for the life of young generation (students). Ratu Elu Joseph Gangmei President (ZPOUNB) Gen. Secy. (ZPOUNB)

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Benreului Kangbau Dimapur would like to congratulate our member Shri. Haikambe Zeliang, S/o Lt. Kengimkulung and Mrs. Anamle Haikam promoted to Deputy Controller, Legal Metrology and Consumer Protection, Nagaland, Kohima. May the Lord bless and continue him in his future endeavour. OFFICE OF THE

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Whereas Lonyi-u, D/o Lt. Ngunyi Scale Khalasi PHED of Leshemi Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the India succession Act 1925 to draw the family pension, service benefits, etc belonging to Lt. Ngunyi Scale Khalasi PHED of Leshemi Village, who expired on 03-01-2017. Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to the above mentioned property and the same to be submitted to the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero, within a period of 30 days from issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objections within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for. SANGMAI C. IMLONG Additional Deputy Commissioner K-1486 Pfutsero

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The Kohima Sanis Ekhüng conveys our heartfelt congratulations to all the successful candidates of Sanis village who have cleared in the recent HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. The KSE wishes them all the very best and pray that our Almighty God bless them with good health and wisdom in their future endeavours. S. Chonbemo Lotha Chairman Kohima Sanis Ekhüng

The Nihoshe Welfare Society Dimapur would like to convey its heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017. May God continue to shower His blessings in all your future endeavours.

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Whereas Zonyi-u, D/o Lt. Dichuzu Scale Khalasi PHED of Leshemi Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the India succession Act 1925 to draw the family pension, service benefits, etc belonging to Lt. Dichuzu Scale Khalasi PHED of Leshemi Village, who expired on 03-01-2017. Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to the above mentioned property and the same to be submitted to the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero, within a period of 30 days from issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objections within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for. SANGMAI C. IMLONG Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero K-1485

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The New Akuk Students’ Union with great honour and pride extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Jandeno S Patton, D/o. Mr. Samuel Patton for securing distinctions in English, Lotha, S/S and EE (including highest marks in Lotha 96) in the recently declared HSLC result 2016. The Union further congratulates all the students from the Union who successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC result 2017. The Union wishes them all the very best and pray that Almighty God bless them with more success in their future endeavours. Mhonthung Patton Mhonchan Lotha President, NASU General Secy., NASU

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We the Zhekiye Village Students' Union with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examinations 2017, in general. The Union further wishes and pray that Almighty God continue to grant wisdom and knowledge in their future endeavours.

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allowed to do his job properly. “It’s hard to imagine what else can these people who generate such nonsense and rubbish can dream up next,” said Putin. “What surprises me is that they are shaking up the domestic political situation using anti-Russian slogans. Either they don’t understand the damage they’re doing to their own country, in which case they are simply stupid, or they understand everything, in which case they are dangerous and corrupt.”

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Putin, who said Moscow rated Lavrov’s meeting with Trump “highly,” said Russia was ready to hand a transcript of Trump’s meeting with Lavrov over to U.S. lawmakers if that would help reassure them. A Kremlin aide, Yuri Ushakov, later told reporters that Moscow had in its possession a written record of the conversation, not an audio recording. Complaining about what he said were signs of “political schizophrenia” in the United States, Putin said Trump was not being

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SOCHI, MAY 17 (AFP): Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump had not passed on any secrets to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov during a meeting in Washington last week and that he could prove it. Speaking at a news conference alongside Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Putin quipped that Lavrov was remiss for not passing on what he made clear he believed were nonexistent secrets. “I spoke to him (Lavrov) today,” said Putin with a smile. “I’ll be forced to

since becoming president, but it’s unclear what kind of demands he could make on Israel, if any, during his daylong visit next week. Conflicting comments from administration officials regarding Israel’s sovereignty over Jerusalem’s Western Wall have only added to the concerns. The intelligence breach is the latest drama leading up to the visit. American officials say Trump shared details about an Islamic State terror threat related to the use of laptop computers on aircraft with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Ambassador to the U.S. Sergey Kislyak. The disclosure apparently came as Trump boasted about his access to classified intelligence.

G E N E VA , M AY 1 7 (IANS): Highlighting improvements that countries have made with regard to collecting vital statistics, the World Health Organisation on Wednesday said almost half of global deaths are now recorded with a cause. Of the estimated 56 million deaths globally in 2015, at least 27 million were registered with a cause of death, WHO said. The global health body -- which released its World Health Statistics, 2017 report on Wednesday -- said the improvement showed nations were monitoring progress towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Among the countries which have shown tremendous improvement towards showing reasons behind deaths are China, Turkey and Iran, where 90 per cent deaths were recorded with detailed cause-of-death information, compared to only five per cent in 1999. “If countries don’t know what makes people get sick and die, it’s a lot harder to know what to do about it,” said Marie-Paule Kieny, WHO Assistant DirectorGeneral for Health Systems and Innovation.

With immense pride and honour the Englan Ekhae Ekhung (EEE) would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017. The Union further wish and pray that God continue to grant wisdom, success and good health in their future endeavours. L. Zaremo Odyuo Thechamo Odyuo President Gen. Secretary

The Kidima Students’ Union express profound happiness and convey its heartiest congratulations to. 1. Ms. Medongunuo Yore, D/o Lt. Visel Yore, on being selected to the post of PGT (Political Science, Class-II Gazetted) under School Education Department through NPSC. 2. Ms. Vinole Kiso, D/o Mr. Kroyieho Kiso, subject topper in Education in the recently declared HSSLC results.. The Union acknowledge them for bringing laurels to the Union and extends its prayers for their future endeavours. K.S.U. would also like to congratulate all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017 and wishes them a bright future. VINGOSAL SACHÜ VILAPA VITSO President General Secretary Kidima Students’ Union Kidima Students’ Union

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would mark a severe violation of the confidentiality of their intelligence-sharing agreement. Even more remarkable is that Trump chose to confide in representatives of an adversary, who could relay the information to its allies Iran and Syria, bitter enemies of Israel, and potentially find the source. Trump is due to arrive in Israel next week as part of his first overseas trip as president. Israel has looked to Trump as a close ally but there has been growing apprehension over his unpredictability. Tr ump has already walked back on some campaign promises that were favored by the Israeli government. He has expressed interest in brokering a peace deal with the Palestinians

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The Pochury Students’ Union Kohima (PSUK) proudly extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss Roseline Pojar, D/o Mr Kewechi Pojar and Mrs Kenswen for securing top 3rd position in the HSSLC Exam 2017. The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC and wishes them great success in all their future endeavours. Chitsiarho Yikhutu President, PSUK Vice President, PSUK

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ed in a memo written by Comey that quoted Trump as saying: “I hope you can let this go.” The White House has however rejected the new allegations. According to a White House official, a “conversation of that nature” did not happen. “While the President has repeatedly expressed his view that Flynn is a

A worker hangs Israeli and American flags on a lamppost along a freeway leading to Jerusalem, days before a planned visit by Donald Trump, May 16, 2017.

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WASHINGTON, MAY 17 (IANS): US President Donald Trump had asked former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey to end the probe into former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn’s ties with the Russian ambassador here, the media reported on Wednesday. According to sources, the request was document-

mediate claims from Democrats that Trump was guilty of obstructing justice and extreme concern from the President’s Republican allies on Capitol Hill. Adam Schiff, the highest ranked Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said this intervention by Trump, if correct, amounted to “interference or obstruction of the investigation”, the BBC reporterd. Senator John MCain reportedly said at a dinner that the Trump scandals had now reached “Watergate size”. Trump on May 9 fired Comey, who led the FBI investigation into the ties between Russian officials and Trump’s presidential campaign, an issue that Congress also addresses. Flynn has been at the centre of that investigation shortly after Trump’s arrival to the White House.

JERUSALEM, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): Israeli officials on Wednesday sought to downplay any damage caused by President Donald Trump’s disclosure of classified information to senior Russian officials that was provided by Israel, and lauded the robust security cooperation with the United States just days before the president is due to arrive for a state visit. Despite fears that the leak could endanger a valuable Israeli intelligence asset within the Islamic State group, officials stressed that nothing would change as a result of the extraordinary breach. “The security relationship between Israel and our great ally the United States is deep, meaningful and unprecedented in its scope and contribution to our strength,” Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman tweeted. “That is how it has been and that is how it will continue to be.” Israel has yet to acknowledge claims from U.S. officials that it was the source of the highly classified information about an Islamic State plot that Trump divulged to Russian diplomats. Trump appears to have shared the information without Israel’s consent, which

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decent man who served and protected our country, he has never asked Comey or anyone else to end any investigation, including any probe involving Flynn,” the official said in a White House statement. “The President has the utmost respect for our law enforcement agencies, and all investigations. This is not a truthful or accurate portrayal of the conversation between the President and Comey.” The revelation on Tuesday escalated the already raging political crises engulfing the White House triggered by the FBI’s probe into alleged cooperation between Trump aides and Moscow, and reports that the President shared classified information to top Russian officials, CNN reported. The stunning new developments triggered im-

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, may 18, 2017

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MR. SESO KOZA MR. VIETELO ARÜJI Top 18 Rank, HSLC Top 6 Rank, (Arts Stream) HSSLC The Chüketshe Society with great pleasure extend our hearty congratulations to 1. Mr. Seso Koza, son of Mr. Lakha Koza and Mrs. Soyimna Koza for securing Top Rank No. 18 in HSLC Examination 2017 conducted by NBSE. 2. Mr. Vietelo Arüji, son of Late Kodokha Arüji and Mrs. Ashiprü for securing Top Rank No. 6 (Arts Stream) in HSSLC Examination 2017 conducted by NBSE. Your sincerity and dedication towards your achievement will go a long way in encouraging and motivating other students in days to come. The Society further congratulates all successful Kozabomi students and wishes them success in their future endeavors. Medovelo Sono Vietsolhou Koza President, CKS Education Secretary, CKS

RÜYIHÜLÜ CÜKHAMU RÜLEVELÜ CÜKHAMU Top 9 (b) Top 10 The Sakrabami Chozulü Kühüko Krotho (SCKK) congratulates the twin sisters Rüyihülü Cükhamu and Rülevelü Cükhamu daughter of the Late Shri. Ciekrocüyi Cükhamu and Mrs. Komuni Cükhamu for securing Top 9(b) and 10 respectively in HSSLC Exam 2017 (Arts Stream) from MHBHSS, Kohima The Krotho also congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017. VEKUSÜ Chairman Sakrabami Chozulü Kühüko Krotho K-1500

Through this column, the Jotsoma Students’ Union with immense pride & honour extend heartiest congratulations to our students: 1. Ms. Kuolavo-ü Peseyie, D/o Vilhusie Peseyie who secured the top 11th Position in the HSLC Exam 2017, who also will be receiving the prestigious MAT-TY Award. 2. Ms. Rokono Nagi, D/o Vineisa Nagi who also will be receiving the prestigious MAT-YRSD Award. 3. Asano Naprantsu, D/o Vilhubi Naprantsu subject topper in Science in HSLC Examination 2017. The Union also warmly congratulates all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. The Jotsoma Students’ union wishes all the students the very best in all their future endeavours. K-1504

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The Ezung Khungtsuta with great honour and pride extends its heartiest congratulations to the following members;1. Shri. T. Orenthung Ezung, promoted to Jt. Secy. Law & Justice. 2. Shri. Nchumbemo Ezung, promoted to under Secy. Sericulture. 3. Shri. Chonpenthung Ezung, promoted to SDO (C) Pughoboto. 4. Shri. Longasen Lotha (Ezung), promoted to SDO (C) Kiphiri. 5. Miss. Ayingbeni Y Ezung, D/o. Yenchemo Ezung in Top 2nd in HSSLC. 6. Miss. Mhonbeni K Ezung, D/o. Konchio Ezung Top 9th in HSSLC. The Ekhung further congratulates all its members who successfully passed the HSLC and HSSLC result 2017 and prays Almighty God to bless them all in their future endeavours. (Tsenso Ezung) (S.S. Ezung) Secretary Chairman

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South Korea’s Moon warns high chance of clashes with North heavily-fortified land frontier that divides them, he said. Tensions between Washington and Pyongyang have ramped up in recent weeks with the Trump administration saying military action was an option under consideration and the North threatening massive retaliation. Left-leaning Moon favours engagement with the North to bring it to the negotiating table, but after Sunday’s missile launch

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The Bethel Gospel Ministry, Dimapur congratulates its member Dr. L. Daniel Longchar IAS (Rtd) for his second Doctorate Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in "Christian Leadership" from the University of Jerusalem, Chennai. We wish him a successful and long life for His Ministry. DP-4878

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Whereas an application under the Guardianship & Ward Act has been filed by Smti. Kimneilam Misao for appointment of Guardian in respect of minor(s) Master. Haokholen before this Court and whereas the 16th day of June 2017 has been fixed for the hearing on the matter. Notice is hereby given inviting objection if any from the person having interest in the above named minor (s) to be furnished on or before the fixed date/ or appear in person. Given under my hand and seal of the Court on this 15th day of May 2017. Judge Family Court

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Dt. 21-03-2017 AFFIDAVIT (Correction of Name) I, Smti Khrowe U Puro, W/o ZHIEWEPE PURO aged about 33 years, R/o Jail Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That my Correct/Official name is Khrowe U Puro, and the same has been entered in my Aadhaar Card bearing No 744213220017. 3. That however in my SBI, Diphupar, Dimapur bearing A/c No. 20160098741 my name has been entered as Khrowe U only without my surname “Puro”. That I am now desirous/incorporate my surname “Puro” into my official name. 4. That henceforth my name shall be known/called as Khrowe U Puro for all official purpose. 5. That the statements made in the above paragraphs 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been stated or concealed herein. And I sign this affidavit on this day the 21st day of March 2017 at Kohima. DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the above name deponent on this the 21st day of March 2107 at Kohima, Nagaland. MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC K-1501

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Office of the KSM and KSU would like to express our heartiest congratulations to1. Dr. R Bendangtemjen, S/o Mr. & Mrs. C Rema Ao Khensa Village, for achieving the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Geography on the topic “Rural Resource Marketing and the Role of Transport Network in Mokokchung District, Nagaland” under the Supervision of Prof. Sangyu Yaden, from Nagaland University, Lumami. 2. Dr. Imchalemla, W/o Dr. R Bendangtemjen (D/o Er. & Mrs. S Meren Walling) Khensa village, for achieving the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Horticulture on the topic “Studies on Integrated Nutrient Management and Storage of bulbs in lilium var. Brindisi” under the Supervision of Dr. Pauline Alila, from Nagaland University, SASRD, Medziphema. The Unions would also extends its congratulations and gratitude to all the students who have cleared the HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017 and wishes them the best in their future endeavors. Mrs. Tiamenla Mrs. Temsukala President KSM Gen.Secy. KSM Mr. Malangchang Mr. Lanunukshi Jamir President KSU Gen.Secy. KSU

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With reference to the Advertisement NO:AS/ ESTT/4/2014/PT/1204, Dated 28th February, 2017, the written examination for the post of Assistant Legal Ofﬁcer, Legal Assistant Transport Ofﬁcer & Sound Assistant will be held on 19th May (Firday), 2017 at NPSC Exam Hall at 10:00 A.M. Sd/- N. Benjamin Newmai Commissioner & Secretary

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SAN JUAN (PUERTO RICO), MAY 17 (AGENCIES): Puerto Rico nationalist Oscar Lopez Rivera was freed from house arrest Wednesday after decades in custody in a case that transformed him into a martyr

A N K A R A / I S TA N BU L , M AY 1 7 (AGENCIES): Turkish lawmakers elected seven members to a reshaped judicial authority on Wednesday, part of a constitutional overhaul backed by a referendum last month that considerably expands the powers of President Tayyip Erdogan. Erdogan says the changes are vital to ensure stability in Turkey, which is battling Kurdish and Islamist militants and experienced an abortive coup last year blamed by Ankara on a U.S.-based cleric who had many supporters in the judiciary. But opposition parties and human rights groups say the reforms threaten judi-

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The New Riphyim Students’ Union would like to extend its warmest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC-2017 in general and merit candidates in particular. The Union also wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless them in their future endeavour. Adeno Odyuo Finance

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The Chungtia Senso Mokokchung Town (CSMT) with immense pride and pleasure would like to congratulate Mr. Imlilong Jamir, son of Mr. Imkongkumdang and Mrs. Tekaienla Imchen for securing Top 5 Rank and for securing State Highest Marks in Mathematics in the HSSLC Examination 2017. The CSMT pray that the God Almighty bless and guide him in all his future endeavours. Sd/Sd/Imtitoshi Kichu Bendangtemjen Longchar President, CSMT General Secretary, CSMT

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The Xelhozhe Village Students' Union with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to all the following students who have successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC exam. 2017. HSLC HSSLC 1. Kalino Achumi 1. Vishepu Zhimo 2. Vivi Achumi 2. Hithono Achumi 3. Kashili Achumi 3. Tomika Zhimo 4. John Shohe 4. Tolito Achumi 5. Livili Wotsa 5. Inakha Shohe 6. Nikilino Swu 6. Khetovi Awomi 7. Asheli Shohe 7. Bokivi Achumi 8. Tunaza Achumi 9. Linoto Achumi 10. Toili T. Kits 11. Bolino Zhimo 12. Ayito Awomi 13. Ithito Awomi 14. Ikuto Achumi 15. Toito Achumi 16. Tikali Achumi 17. Kivinoto Achumi Ikali Achumi Lina Wotsa President Gen. Secretary

with supporters but outraged those who lost loved ones in a string of deadly bombings. Wearing a black shirt and jeans, the 74-year-old grinned broadly and waved to supporters through a

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DIMAPUR PHOM STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATION The Union would like to congratulate Master Himloi M. Phom of Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, S/o K. Molem Phom of Bhumnyu Village Dimapur for securing Top 11 in the recently declared HSLC exam conducted by NBSE and bringing laurels to our community. The Union further wish him with prayers for his future endeavours. President B Kontok Phom

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Longla Baptist Church Deacon Board and Church members with immense pride and appreciation extend its heartiest congratulations to our members on their recent achievement and promotion. 1. Mr. N. Nzanbemo Ngullie, promoted to Head Master GHS Chen Mon. 2. Mr. N. Zubenthung Ngullie, (NCS) promoted to SDO (C) Dimapur. 3. Mr. Yanithung N Ngullie, (NCS) EAC Mon on being conﬁrmed with Governor Medal. Longla Baptist church Deacon Board (LBCDB) would like to congratulate and wish all and pray to almighty God for their future endeavour. N. Wopemo Kikon, Pastor Longla Baptist Church Wokha – 797111, Nagaland

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With immense joy and honor we the Dzünenuomia Z.Khel Viswema congratulate Ms. Thejavino Dzüne, D/o Vi-ekrül Dzüne on her outstanding achievement in science stream and placed within top twenty position in the NBSE HSSLC exam 2017. We wish her a very successful endeavor and a bright future. K-1488

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cial independence and push Turkey toward one-man rule. Some of Turkey’s NATO allies and the European Union, which it aspires to join, have also expressed concern. The two largest opposition parties, who say the April 16 referendum was marred by possible fraud, boycotted the overnight vote in parliament appointing seven members to a redesigned, 13-strong Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) - all candidates of the ruling AK Party and its nationalist MHP ally. The council oversees the appointment, promotion, transfer, disciplining and dismissal of judges and prosecutors.

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said dialogue would be possible “only if Pyongyang changes its behaviour”. The North claimed the rocket was capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, although there are doubts whether the country could build a warhead small enough to fit into a missile. The two Koreas -technically still at war after the 1950-53 conflict ended only with a ceasefire – have occasionally clashed along the border.

In this July 25, 1981 file photo, Puerto Rican nationalist Oscar Lopez Rivera is driven to jail after his trial where he was convicted of seditious conspiracy in Chicago.

The Shitiri Wopan Ekhung Wokha Unit would like to express our heartiest congratulations and gratitude to the following Ekhung members;1. Dr. Chanchibemo Shitiri, S/o. Pvukhumo Shitiri of Tsungiki Village for successfully completion and on being conferred Ph.D from NEHU under the Deptt. Of Geography on the thesis “Prospect of Cultural Tourism in Nagaland”. 2. Shri. Zanbenthung Shitiri, S/o. Chonsumo Shitiri of Humtso Village Wokha on being qualified to the Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) through Nagaland Public Service Commission 2017. 3. Ms. Wonchibeni C. Shitiri, D/o. Chichamo Shitiri of Old Changsu Village Wokha for securing the highest mark in MIL (Lotha) 96 marks in HSLC examination 2017. The Wopan Ekhung wishes them all success in their future endeavour. C. Yantsow Shitiri Sabemo Shitiri Chairman Secretary

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SEOUL, MAY 17 (AFP): South Korean President Moon Jae-In warned today there was a “high possibility” of military clashes along the border with North Korea as tensions mount over Pyongyang’s weapons ambitions. Moon, who was sworn in last week, warned that the North’s nuclear and rocket programmes were “advancing rapidly”, days after Pyongyang launched what appeared to be its longest-range missile yet. “I will never tolerate the North’s provocations and nuclear threats,” he said on a visit to the defence ministry, urging the South’s military to adopt a “watertight defence posture”. “We are living in the reality where there is a high possibility of military clashes” along the disputed sea border off the Koreas’ west coast or along the

broadcasting building in the city of Jalalabad,” the movement’s AMAQ news agency said in a statement on instant messaging service Telegram. The three others were killed by security forces in the gun battle. Among the dead were four RTA employees, including a driver, a guard, and two technical personnel, as well as two police-

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K A N S A S , M AY 1 7 (AGENCIES): Chelsea Manning walked out of a US military prison on Wednesday, seven years after being arrested for passing secrets to WikiLeaks. Manning, 29, was released from the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, at about 2 a.m., according to a brief statement released by the U.S. Army. Former military intelligence analyst, then known as Private First Class Bradley Manning, was convicted of providing more than 700,000 documents, videos, diplomatic cables and battlefield accounts to WikiLeaks, an international organization that publishes such information from anonymous sources. Manning said in 2014 that she chose to disclose classified information to expose truths about the civil war in Iraq “out of a love for my country.”

one of whom had detonated a suicide bomb at the entrance to the compound, said provincial governor Gulab Mangal. As the attack unfolded, heavy gunfire could be heard from around the RTA building, which is close to the governor’s compound “Islamic State fighters are currently carrying out an attack inside the state

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U N I T E D NAT I O N S, M AY 1 7 ( A F P ) : T h e United States would consider talks with North Korea if it halts all nuclear and ballistic missile tests, Washington’s envoy to the United Nations said today as the UN Security Council weighed new sanctions on Pyongyang. “We are willing to talk, but not until we see a total stop of the nuclear process and of any test there,” the US envoy, Nikki Haley, told reporters ahead of a closed-door Security Council meeting. Washington and Beijing - the North’s sole diplomatic and military ally - are working on a new Council resolution targeting Pyongyang, she added. “That’s what we are working on now. We don’t have it done yet,” she said. “Absolutely, sanctions is something that we are looking at and we are going to continue to see where that takes us.” On Sunday, North Korea launched what appeared to be the longestrange missile it has ever successfully tested, sparking global alarm. Pyongyang said the missile, the Hwasong-12, was capable of carrying a “heavy nuclear warhead.” The missile, launched on an unusually high trajectory, flew to an altitude of 2,111.5 kilometres and travelled 787 kilometres before landing in the Sea of Japan (East Sea).

fence at his daughter’s San Juan home before getting into a white jeep. He was scheduled to stop at a federal building to return electronic tags that monitored his movements during his home confinement. Roughly 50 people congregated in the streets outside the apartment building in San Juan’s Santurce district holding flowers and Puerto Rican flags, some chanting: “Free at last!” A group of singers from University of Puerto Rico’s choir harmonized as Lopez drove past. A street celebration was expected to draw thousands of supporters later in the day. Lopez was considered a top leader of the Armed Forces of National Liberation, or FALN, an ultranationalist Puerto Rican group that claimed responsibility for more than 100 bombings at government buildings, department stores, banks and restaurants in New York, Chicago, Washington and Puerto Rico during the 1970s and early 1980s.

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Chumukedima 'A' Village Council extend our deep appreciation and gratitude to Executive Engineer & staff PHED Urban Division Dimapur for water supply, gravity source to its village. DP-4900

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The Organising Committee of I. J. Group along with the family members of Lt. Along Longkumer would like to thank each and everyone who has helped us both morally as well as ﬁnancially in the 2nd Along Memorial T-20 Cricket Running Trophy 2017. May the Almighty God bless you abundantly. We would also like to give thanks to this special people. 1. Mr. Jonathan Yepthomi 2. Mr. & Mrs. Eshak Konyak & family (Parl. Secretary) 3. Mr. Apam (Deputy Kilonser) 4. Dr. Lima Aier 5. Mr. & Mrs. Temsu Wati 6. Mr. Lanuakum Jamir 7. Mr. Simon Yepthomi (Ex-DMC member) 8. Mr. Kawaljet Singh 9. Mr. Hanilong Pongen 10. Mr. Shilu Imchen 11. Mr. Temsu Imsong 12. Pimla Students' Union 13. Volunteers (Padampukhuri & Holohon Colony) 14. Miss. Aren Imsong 15. Mr. Meren Zhimo 16. Mr & Mrs Sadem Ozukum (Engineer) Convenor Secretary Imsu Longkumer Apong Imchen

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With immense joy and pride we the KITAMI UNION KOHIMA extend our heartiest congratulations to the successful candidates of its member in recently declared NBSE results of HSLC and HSSLC, 2017. HSLC 1. Kivitoli V. Shohe - 1st Div. (88.67%) (D/o Er. Vikheto Shohe) (Dist.Maths -93, Science -86, English -92, Hindi - 89, FIT -83, Social Science -89) 2. Limeka P. Wotsa - 2nd Div (D/o Pukhashe Wotsa) HSSLC 1. Likivi X. Shohe - 1st Div. Science (72.50%) (D/o Xukuye Shohe) (Dist. English) 2. Niutoli H. Achumi - 1st Div. Science (67%) (D/o Henito Achumi) 3. Vimato P. Wotsa - 1st Div. Arts (S/o Pukhashe Wotsa) (Dist. Pol.Sc -91, Sociology- 83, Economic -81) 4. Ahokha H. Shohe - 2nd Div. Science (S/o Honito Shohe) 5. Boholi H. Shohe - Arts (S/o Honito Shohe) 6. Inakali N. Shohe - 2nd Div. Science (S/o Lt. Noghipu Shohe) 7. Tokishe K. Swu - 2nd Div. Arts (S/o Khuvishe Swu) The Union also likes to congratulate all the successful candidates of KITAMI Village in the recently declared NBSE results of HSLC and HSSLC, 2017. The Union prays and wishes them success and greater achievement in their future endeavors. Er. Vikheto Shohe K. Benjamin Swu Chairman K.U.K Secretary K.U.K

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men, according to Mangal. Seventeen civilians and seven members of the security forces were wounded, he added. The Afghan Journalists Safety Committee condemned the attack and said it was a violation of the rules of war that protect media as civilians. The Taliban, who also have a strong presence in the region, denied responsibility. Islamic State has recently been hit hard by U.S. air strikes and special forces operations. The head of Islamic State in Afghanistan, Abdul Hassib, was reported this month to have been killed in a joint Afghan-U.S. operation in Nangarhar at the end of April. Islamic State has also claimed responsibility for a series of high-profile attacks in the capital, Kabul, including one in March on Afghanistan’s largest military hospital.

JALALABAD, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): The Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility for a suicide attack on an Afghan state television station on Wednesday that killed at least six people as well as the attackers and wounded 24. The attack, in the eastern city of Jalalabad, was the latest in a series on Afghan journalists and media in recent years. It came just over a week after it was confirmed that the leader of Islamic State in Afghanistan had been killed in a U.S. drone strike. I s l a m i c S t a t e, o r Daesh as it is generally known in Afghanistan, has established a stronghold in Nangarhar province bordering Pakistan, of which Jalalabad is capital, where it fights both the Taliban and Afghan government forces. The raid on the RTA state broadcaster was carried out by four attackers,

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Infotainment Katy Perry confirmed as ‘American Idol’ judge

‘The Big Bang Theory’ star responds to ‘pay cut’ rumours

he Big Bang Theory‘s Mayim Bialik has responded to rumours that her co-stars took pay cuts so she and Melissa Rauch could each have a rise. It was reported in March that the show’s five original cast members – Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Kunal Nayyar and Simon Helberg — are now taking home

$1 million (£800,000) per episode for their work on the CBS sitcom. Co-stars Bialik and Rauch, who joined in season three and became main cast members during season four, are believed to be earning a much smaller $200,000 (£160,000) per episode. According to Variety, each of the originals offered to take a $100,000 (£80,000)

per episode pay cut to free up extra money for Bialik and Rauch during seasons 11 and 12. This would provide enough extra money for the two actresses to take home $450,000 (£360,000) an episode – more than double their current salary. However, Bialik has now hinted that the rumour could be unsubstantiated. “I think in general, don’t believe everything you

read. I’m not specifically speaking about that,” she told People. “I think in particular with things with TV and movies, there’s a lot of moving parts that are part of the business, and the corporate and the finance, and things that honestly I really kind of tell my lawyer, ‘Just wake me when it’s over,’” she continued. Bialik also insisted there is no tension on the Big Bang set. “I’m happy to report that we have a very cohesive cast and we all know that our strength is together,” she added. “We all really love each other, we love going to work and we’re very excited to do two more seasons.” It has long been rumoured that the cast of another huge US sitcom, Friends, joined together to secure a $1 million per episode salary each during the show’s later seasons. When Friends began in 1994, they took home $20,000 £16,000) per episode each. Lisa Kudrow is said to have spearheaded the successful joint negotiations.

inger Katy Perry has joined “American Idol” reboot as a judge, and she is thrilled. Perry was announced as a judge on Tuesday here, reports variety.com. “I am honoured and thrilled to be the first judge bringing back the ‘American Idol’ tradition of making dreams come true for incredible talents with authentic personalities and real stories,” Perry said. “I’m always listening to new music, and love discovering diamonds in the rough -- from mentoring young artists on my label, or highlighting new artists on my tours, I want to bring it back to the music,” she added.

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Aerosmith-Themed Online Slot Game Now Available From Zynga

First premiere of Bollywood movie held in Kashmir

ccording to Licensing.biz, Zynga has released an Aerosmith-themed slot game as part of its “Hit It Rich!” series. The free-to-play game, which is available on the app store for iPhone and iPad and on Google Play for Android devices, combines casino-style graphics and sounds with some of Aerosmith’s best-known classics. “Zynga has taken the personality and attitude of Aerosmith and translated it into a mobile game experience,” Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry said in a press release. “The social aspect is

very cool. I am sure we will be seeing high-score challenges waged in-game amongst all of our fans around the globe.” Dell Furano, Epic Rights CEO, added: “Zynga is a leader in mobile game development, which is why the band chose to develop with them this unique extension of the Aerosmith brand. “The release of the Aerosmith social slot machine coincides with the band’s ‘Aero-Vederci Baby!’ tour and delivers on the brand’s promise to share unique and exciting experiences with their fans across all media.”

he first ever premiere of a Bollywood movie was on Wednesday held in Jammu and Kashmir’s summer capital Srinagar. ‘Sargoshiyan’, shot extensively in Kashmir, is the first Bollywood film shot in the troubled state after separatist violence started in 1989 but is not focused on violence or unrest. Director Imran Khan said at the event that the movie was about unexplored picturesque locations and the fact that Kashmir remains a safe destination for tourists and film makers. The premiere was held at the Sher-e-Kashmir International Convention Centre on the banks of the Dal Lake. Lead actors including Imran Khan, Alok Nath, Sara Ali Khan, Tom Altar, Inderneil Sengupta and Hasan Zaidi attended the show. The director thanked the Jammu and Kashmir tourism department and the J&K Bank without whose support he said the movie might not have been made. ‘Sargoshiyan’ is scheduled for release on May 26.

Pakistani-Kashmiri recipes win MasterChef for Saliha Ahmed You Got The Talent auditions on May 19

British Pakistani doctor who has been crowned MasterChef champion for 2017 after besting 64 amateur cooks has credited her family for supporting her hobby of cooking -- starting with Pakistani and Kashmiri dishes. Saliha Ahmed, 29, triumphed in the final of

MasterChef after defeating two rivals and made headlines around the world for impressing the judges with her Pakistani-Kashmiriinspired three-course meal, The News International reported. A record six million viewers watched Saliha storm to victory over music

teacher Giovanna Ryan and DJ Steve Kielty who are considered amongst the top chefs. In an interview with Geo News, Saliha credited her family with her cooking skills and reserved special thanks to her doctor husband Usman Ahmed for pushing her to take part in the coveted competition. “It’s been a long journey, I always wanted to go on this show but I thought I can’t make it because I didn’t have time due to my full-time job as a doctor with the National Health Service (NHS). “Then around two years ago, we were blessed with a baby boy and I became very busy but Usman

filled my application form without even consulting and encouraged me to take part in the competition. He saw talent in me and believed in me.” Saliha was born in Watford to Pakistani parents Tariq Mahmood and Amina Khatoon, both doctors with the NHS. Her grandparents originate from Srinagar but moved and settled in Lahore at the time of partition -- and that explains why Saliha’s show-stopping finale dish was inspired by Kashmiri and Pakistani food. Saliha, a fluent Urdu speaker, explained how she went through a gruelling experience over several months to make it to the final.

The run-up involved working on the weekends, sacrificing annual leave for many months for filming and going to restaurants and cooking almost everyday after work to ensure that she is cooking new dishes and doing the right thing. “I couldn’t have reached here without putting in a lot of hard work. After I was crowned the MasterChef 2017 champion, I was overwhelmed by the positive feedback -- so many people from Pakistan contacted me to congratulate and to give positive feedback. It’s impossible to describe in words the happiness I have felt. I must say Allah has been kind to me,” she said.

.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

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Kolkata restrict Hyderabad to below par 128/7 Manav, Preyesh settle for silver at TT meet

David Warner plays a shot during the IPL eliminator match against Kolkata Knight Riders. (PTI) BENGALURU, MAY 17 (IANS): Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) rode on a superlative show by their bowlers to restrict defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad to 128/7 in 20 overs in their Indian Premier

League (IPL) Eliminator clash at a half-empty M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Wednesday. None of the Hyderabad batsmen could score a half century, with skipper David Warner managing only 37

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off 35 balls as the highest score of the innings. Nathan Coulter-Nile (3/20) was the pick of the bowlers while Umesh Yadav (2/21) continued his good show as the two-time IPL champions made the most of the slow Chinnaswamy wicket to keep Warner and company in check. CoulterNile leaked just three runs from the penultimate over with Trent Boult (1/30) allowing just seven in the final over also taking the wicket of Naman Ojha (16) off the final ball. Hyderabad got off to a sedate start, managing just 30/1 in the Powerplay. In-form Shikhar Dhawan (11; 13b; 1x4) skied a rising Umesh delivery for wicketkeeer Robin Uthappa to

pouch the ball. It took the generally explosive Warner eight overs to hit the first six of the match, punishing a poor Piyush Chawla ball by rocking on to his backfoot and pulling the leg-spinner to deep midwicket. At the halfway stage, the defending champions were 61/1. Umesh and Boult bowled brilliantly in the first 10 overs with the pair conceding 16 runs in three overs and 10 runs in two overs respectively. In the next over, legspinner Piyush Chawla -- drafted in for Colin de Grandhomme -- scalped the priced wicket of Warner who saw his middle stump uprooted trying to pull a back of a length delivery. Yuvraj Singh (9; 9b;

2x4) struck two good looking boundaries but fell to Umesh’s guile, pulling a bouncer straight down the throat of Piyush at deep square leg. With the ball not coming on to the bat, Hyderabad batsmen could never get going. Vijay Shankar and Naman Ojha eked out an expensive over from Boult taking the Kiwi pacer for 13 runs. But Shankar was out soon with Coulter-Nile taking his wicket only to pull off a superb catch off his own bowling to sent Chris Jordan back in the hut for a golden duck. Brief scores: Sunrisers Hyderabad 128/7 in 20 overs (David Warner 37; Nathan Coulter-Nile 3/20, Umesh Yadav 2/21) versus Kolkata Knight Riders.

NEW DELHI, MAY 17 (IANS): Keeping an unbeaten record, unseeded Japanese Fumiya Igarashi defeated India’s Manav Thakkar to emerge winner in the junior boys singles final of the Thailand Junior and Cadet Open table tennis tournament in Bangkok. The Japanese defeated the Indian 11-8, 6-11, 11-4, 11-9, 11-5. The Indian had beaten higher-rated adversaries in the semifinal and quarterfinal. Like Manav, No.2 seed Preyesh Suresh Raj of India had to be content with the silver medal when he went down to top-seeded Amir Mohammad Samadi of Iran in the Hopes singles final. The Iranian won 11-9,

8-11, 11-7, 8-11, 11-2. Samadi also beat Tharun Shanmugan in the semifinal 11-7, 11-5, 11-9 before

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15/03/1959 – 20/04/2017 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Vikedo Angami (Vikedolhou Phira) would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, churches, unions, neighbours, friends and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at the sudden and sad demise of our beloved on 20th April 2017. The love and support you gave us during our darkest hour will always be remembered. We sincerely convey our special thanks to: 1. Shri. CL John, Hon’ble Minister (RD &REPA) 2. Shri. Vikho-o Yhoshii, Hon’ble Parl. Secy. (Mech. & NSMDC) 3. Mr. Pangloi Konyak (PS to CL John) 4. Chenwetnyu Villagers 5. Chenwetnyu Village Guards 6. Doctors & Staff of Chen Hospital 7. Chen HQ Village Council 8. Chen HQ Police 9. Doctors & Staff of Mon Hospital 10. Tenyimia Union Mon 11. Chenloisho Village Council 12. Wangti Village Council 13. Chenmoho Village Council 14. Chakhro Public Organisation 15. Angami Youth Organisation 16. Southern Angami Youth Organisation 17. Kigwema Youth Organisation 18. Khamima Youth Organisation 19. Chakhro Kigwema Kotho 20. Chakhro Kigwepfiiko Krotho 21. Deptt.of Posts, Kohima Sub-division 22. Loyola Hr. Sec. School, Jakhama 23. Accelerando Club Kigwema 24. Kipho-Mera Students’ Union 25. MA 2nd Sem. English Department. NU 26. Mrs. & Mr. Noko Konyak 27. Mrs. & Mr. Met-ei Phom (Chairman Kangching Village) 28. Mrs. & Mr. Manlang Phom We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, grandchildren & relatives. K-1537

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Sanchez at the double as Arsenal down Sunderland

ished yet and he doubled Arsenal’s lead with a closerange header from Giroud’s flick eight minutes later.

CL spot within grasp for Man City

Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez celebrates scoring the second goal against Sunderland. after flicking the ball goal wards with his arm, and the Arsenal striker wasted a chance to redeem himself moments later when his close-range effort was pushed away by Pickford. Sunderland, losers in nine of their last 12 games and relegated last month, were hardly a step up in class. Yet Arsenal didn’t find it easy to kill them off. A shar p stop from Pickford prevented Ramsey converting Ozil’s pass, while Bellerin curled just over before Xhaka’s strike skidded wide. Never totally convincing at the back, Arsenal were almost breached against the run of play when N’Dong tested Cech, who then had to save from Defoe. That sparked another flurry of Arsenal pressure, but both Bellerin and Ram-

Harikrishna beats Adams in Moscow chess meet

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TZBCYD sports meet starts today

DIMAPUR: The threeday sports meet of T. Zisunyu Baptist Church Youth Department (TZBCYD) would commence today at Zisunyu local ground from 9:30 a.m onwards. Principle Architect, Environ Assemblers, Dimapur, Logvuseng Semp will be the chief guest of the opening ceremony while Khwenhilo Semp, chairman ZVC, will be the guest of honour. Church members, invitees and well wishers are welcome to be part of the sports meet.

M A D R I D, M AY 1 7 (IANS): The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) on Wednesday announced it was set to launch a campaign to encourage women to make football the most practised sport in Europe by 2022. The step, UEFA said, was being taken after a study found that female players have higher levels of selfconfidence. The study, conducted by UEFA and a group of specialists to find out the effect of football on the psychological and emotional aspects of females, depended on data provided by 4,128 girls and women aged 13 and over from six countries -- Spain, England, Germany, Denmark, Poland and Turkey, reports Efe citing a posting on the UEFA website on Wednesday. The research confirmed that football has a greater impact on self-confidence, self-esteem, feelings of fellowship and motivation for teenage girls than other sports. The most important conclusion of the study was that female football players have more confidence than those who do not play and also more than those who are engaged in other sports. The figures provided by UEFA said that 80 percent of teenage girls showed more confidence due to playing with a football team, compared with 74 percent of those who practice other sports. Some 58 percent of the teenagers have overcome lack of self-confidence when playing football, compared to 51 percent of girls who play another sport.

World No. 1 Andy Murray knocked out of Italian Open

ROME, MAY 17 (AGENCIES): Defending champion Andy Murray has been eliminated by local favourite Fabio Fognini 6-2 6-4 before a raucous crowd in his opening match at the Italian Open. World No 29 Fognini frustrated the top-ranked Murray with drop shots and aggressive play. The unpredictable Fognini led 5-1 in the second set and nearly let Murray force a third set with a series of errors but finally closed it out when he served for the match for a second time. Murray has had a brief clay-court season, winning five matches (one by walkover), losing four, and failing to defend his Rome title. “The last couple of weeks have definitely been a struggle and a long way from where I would like to be,” Murray said. The French Open starts in less than two weeks. “I need to tur n it around quick,” Murray said. Fognini frustrated Murray with drop shots as fans at the Foro Italico chanted for their countryman as if they were at a soccer match. “Fabio did play some good drop shots, but I wasn’t actually making a move or a step towards the ball,” Murray said. Flavia Pennetta, Fognini’s wife and the 2015 US Open champion, is expecting the couple’s first child any day. “My tournament could end any moment so

Andy Murray has struggled in the three clay court events he has played this year. I’ve got to enjoy this for now,” Fognini said. Earlier, four-time champion Novak Djokovic overcame a challenging first set to beat British qualifier Aljaz Bedene 7-6 (7-2) 6-2 in his opening match. B e d e n e, w h o wa s born in Slovenia and obtained British citizenship two years ago, frustrated Djokovic for long stretches

with his speed, keeping the ball in play and whipping surprising winners. Also, David Goffin rallied past Fernando Verdasco 3-6 6-3 6-2, Tomas Berdych notched his 600th career win by beating qualifier Carlos Berlocq 6-3 6-4. Jack Sock defeated Diego Schwartzman 6-4 1-6 7-5 and Alexander Zverev outlasted Kevin Anderson 6-4 4-6 6-4.

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L O N D O N, M AY 1 7 (AGENCIES): Alexis Sanchez kept alive Arsenal’s fading hopes of qualifying for the Champions League as the Chilean broke Sunderland’s stubborn resistance to seal a crucial 2-0 win on Tuesday. Arsene Wenger’s side were struggling to see off relegated Sunderland until Sanchez came to the rescue with two goals deep into the second half at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal’s sixth win in their last seven games moved them within one point of fourth-placed Liverpool. Sanchez thought he’d given Arsenal an early lead when his 20-yard strike flashed past Sunderland goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, only for linesman’s flag to curtail his celebrations. Giroud was the culprit

M O S C OW, M AY 1 7 (IANS): Indian Grand Master Pentala Harikrishna registered his first win of the Moscow FIDE Grand Prix after he got better of English GM Michael Adams here. The Hyderabadi playing with white pieces on Tuesday night took the aggressive route from the word go and the Englishman could not do much and wilted under the pressure to concede the game. “After a few inaccurate moves in the initial stages of the game, Adams gave me a good position. From there on, I gradually improved my position and won,” Harikrishna said after winning the tie. With the win, the World No. 16 Indian now has maintained his unbeaten run against Adams this year and recorded his second successive victory against him. With one win, three draws and a loss in five games so far in the campaign, Harikrishna has accumulated a total of 2.5 points and is placed 13th on the leaderboard. After a day’s break, Harikrishna will resume his campaign against Greek GM Boris Gelfland in the next round of this elite tournament, which gives the participants a chance to qualify for the Candidates Tournament.

sey shot into the side-netting, while Holding headed straight at Pickford. News of City’s goals against West Brom went down like a lead balloon at half-time and Monreal almost deepened Arsenal’s gloom with a comically miscued back pass that had Cech scrambling to keep it out. That foreshadowed a nervous period for Arsenal, who looked short of ideas in the final third, and after Giroud glanced a header wide, Wenger sent on Danny Welbeck and Alex Iwobi. When the breakthrough finally arrived in the 72nd minute, inevitably it was Sanchez who saved the day, tapping in from virtually on the line after Ozil’s pass had unhinged the Sunderland defender. Sanchez wasn’t fin-

Manchester City beat West Bromwich Albion 3-1 to move a step closer to clinching the third place in the EPL and a guaranteed berth in the UEFA Champions League. City, with 75 points, are in third place, two points ahead of Liverpool and three better than Arsenal. The Manchester side has a goal differential of +36, compared with +33 for Liverpool and +31 for Arsenal. City will finish third if they prevail over Watford next Sunday in the EPL season’s final match. By beating relegated Middlesbrough, Liverpool can count on ending the season no lower than fourth place. The scenario for Arsenal is more complicated, as they must not only win their match against Everton but also hope for Liverpool to lose or draw. West Brom, who are usually sound on defence, found themselves trailing 0-2 just a half-hour into Tuesday’s tie at the Etihad, conceding goals to Gabriel Jesus in the 27th minute and to Kevin de Bruyne, who scored just two minutes later. Yaya Toure put the hosts ahead 3-0 in the 57th minute and Hal Robson-Kanu scored a consolation goal for West Brom with three minutes left in regulation.

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A match under progress on Wednesday at Tourist Lodge. DIMAPUR, MAY 17 (NPN): The 8th Sumi open chess championship U- 17 category-2017 commenced Wednesday here at Tourist lodge. The tournament is conducted under FIDE law Swiss league 8 rounds.

Altogether 20 participants, U-17 and general category, will be competing in the three-day event. The championship had been sponsored by Sky Communication Centre, Project Colony, Zunheboto, M/S Essential

authorised dealer, TATA Tiscon, Thiluxu Block-3, Kiran Sports NL Road, Dimapur, Lucky Corner, Project Colony, Zunheboto, Popular Bakery, circular road, Dimapur and Popular Bakery, Supermarket, Dimapur.

1st open Futsal tourney

DIMAPUR: Altogether 20 matches will be played on the first day of the 1st Open Futsal tournament organized by Naga Football Club, which will start today at local ground, Kohima. Ten matches will be played in Ground-I and Ground -11. The matches in sequences are: Ground -1 1st match at 7 a.m. –The Juggernauts FC vs Lerie FC 2nd match – Young United vs Dahou United 3rd match- Rising Brotherhood FcC vs Ziekezou 4th match – All FC vs Pfuratsie FC 5th match- Youngster FC vs Fast Five 6th match- Unified SC vs Quasar Club 7th match- Friends Collection Club vs Sperts FC 8th Match- Team Awesome vs winner of 1st match 9th match- Dream FC vs winner of 2nd match 10th match- Dynamos Fc vs winner of 3rd match Ground -11 1st match at 7 a.m. –Prege FC vs Turaco FC 2nd match – Forest Colony FC vs Press Start FC 3rd match-Achievers vs Trixie FC 4th match –Blue Raiders vs Merhulietsa FC 5th match-Gari-ciko club vs NHCYO 6th match-Hurricane Boys vs Rebels 7th match-Zenith FC (Kohima) vs Royal Chedema 8th Match -Onyx Club vs Asi FC 9th match-Street Hawks vs winner of 1st match 10th match-Young Heroes vs winner of 2nd match Ends

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