May 1, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 143

TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

No excise duty cut on petrol, diesel for now: Garg

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Sajid Javid named UK Home Secretary

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Oil dealers and truckers strike

(L) A petrol pump in Dimapur wears a deserted look. (R) People line up at a fuel outlet in Lahorijan on Monday. (NP)

State govt to meet unions today; PAC appeals to abductors Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, APR 30 (NPN): W ith expiry of the deadline for release of the driver and handyman of an oil tanker, abducted near New Helipong a few kilometers from Tuensang, an indefinite state-wide strike took effect on Sunday throughout Nagaland which came after four districts-Mokokchung, Zunheboto, Longleng and Tuensang stopped sale and transportation of oil since April 26.

SUD seeks govt’s help DIMAPUR, APR 30 (NPN): Sangtam Union Dimapur (SUD) has sought the intervention of Nagaland government to urge the concern authority to intensify the search operation of Y.C. Thrilongkyu, sub-inspector of 38th BN SSB Tawang, who went missing since April 24 near Indo-China border (Arunachal Pradesh).

In a press note, SUD president Er. Hotongkyu Sangtam and general secretary Athrise P, said as per reports, Thrilongkyu drowned in a river while on duty. However, SUD said the search and rescue operation failed to yield any positive results. SUD, on behalf of the bereaved family members, has therefore appealed to the state government to make necessary arrangements to further intensify the search operations in recovering body.

The impact of the total closure of all oil pumps and stoppage of transportation of oil has not been felt in a major way yet, but it is bound to have a serious effect if the bandh continues beyond two to three days.

Several hundred vehicles from Dimapur have begun streaming to nearby Lahorijan, Khatkhati and Bokajan (Assam) to buy petrol and diesel while some have begun hoarding in case of unforeseen problems.

If the bandh continues for over two or three days, then prices of commodities including vehicle fare will most likely see a further rise.

The indefinite strike has been jointly called by Kohima Petroleum Dealers Asso-

ciation (KPDA), Dimapur Petroleum Dealers Association (DPDA), Nagaland Tanker Transport Association (NTTA) and Oil Tanker Drivers’ Union (OTDU) since the abductors including the authorities have failed to provide information about the victims and ensure their release unharmed.

Several organizations have also demanded safe release of the tanker driver and the helper-- Tula Ram Bura Gohain and Adman Surin.

In this regard, Commissioner Nagaland, Sentiyanger Imchen has called for a meeting with the associations-- KPDA, DPDA, NTTA and OTDU, on May 1 at 11 a.m. at the Com-

missioner’s office to discuss the matter. Imchen further requested that the associations to send a maximum of five members to attend the meeting.

PAC appeals: Political Affairs Committee (PAC), which met Monday at CM’s residential office, unanimously resolved to appeal to the abductors to immediately release the innocent persons on humanitarian grounds so as to maintain a peaceful atmosphere in the state.

In a press communiqué, chief secretary and PAC member secretary, Temjen Toy, said that the state machineries were making all possible efforts to ensure safe return of the abducted persons.

Severe t-storm activity over NE for next 3 days NEW DELHI, APR 30 (AGENCIES): Weather advisory of severe thunderstorm activity and heavy rainfall over East and North East India has been issued by the Ministry of Earth Sciences on Monday.

A cyclonic circulation lies over east Bihar and in adjoining West Bengal, Jharkhand state and a trough runs from this cyclonic circulation to Manipur across Meghalaya in lower levels, a ministry statement said.

Scattered to widespread rainfall and thunderstorm activity are very likely over East and North Eastern region during next 3-4 days, said the statement.

According to the ministry, for the next three days (1 May, 2 May and 3 May) thunderstorm accompanied with squall/ hail is very likely at isolated places over West Bengal and Sikkim.

There is likelihood of heavy rain very at isolated places over Assam, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, Sikkim and West Bengal.

Impart right knowledge to students: Gov urges varsities Correspondent KOHIMA, APR 30 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, Monday urged universities in the state to impart right and applicable knowledge to students, stressing on the importance and power of education.

Speaking at the valedictory function of the regional seminar on “Natural resources, skill manpower and development of Northeast”, organized by Kohima Science College (KSC) Jotsoma, at the college auditorium, the governor said education empowerment was needed for any state or country to move forward.

In this regard, Acharya urged young people to change the wrong mindset of aiming to get degrees alone but acquire quality education applicable for society to develop.

Reminding about the importance of education for positive change in society, the governor lamented the poor performance of the hundreds of government schools in the state and the issue of government proxy teachers. The governor also

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expressed regret that the state medical college, which was sanctioned three years back, never came up.

Further, Acharya said Nagaland has blessed with rich and valuable natural resources, which could turn it into a rich society, but the society remained poor.

Citing the example of how diagnosing the right disease was required to treat a patient, the governor challenged the university and scholars to do through research and find the right solution to develop society.

He also urged the people of the state to take the advantage of Act east policy to develop the state.

In her keynote address, additional director higher education, Dr. I Anungla Aier, said the North East region was a resource rich

TASU serves ultimatum Farmers to stop supply from June 1 to 10 Recognise role of working force: Gov on Youth Resources dept NEW DELHI, APR 30 (PTI): Rashtriya Kisan Mahasangh, an umbrella body of 110 farmers’ organisations, on Monday said it would not supply farm products such as vegetables, grains and milk to cities across the country for 10 days from June 1 in protest against what it called the anti-farmer policies of the Central government.

A nation-wide Bharat bandh would be held on June 10 till 2 pm, the group’s leaders, including former BJP minister Yashwant Sinha, told the media here.

“Farmers would stop sending from villages to cities produce such as crops, vegetables and milk from June 1 to June 10 all over the country. On June 6 they would observe a non-cooperation day,” Sinha said.

They also claimed that though the government had promised a minimum support price (MSP) that was

DIMAPUR, APR 30 (NPN): Tobu Area Students’ Union (TASU) has served an ultimatum on the department of youth resource and sports (YR&S) over the abandoned youth hall construction at Tobu town.

In an ultimatum addressed to YR&S director, TASU president, Sangti Konyak, and general secretary, Davidson Ngushu, pointed out that the union had given 10-day deadline to the contractor and implementing agency to provide the detailed information about the fund utilization and 20-day for restarting the construction work.

However, they said the union had not received information from either the contractor or implementing agency about the delay in youth hall construction.

The signatories said the union had therefore decided to wait only till May 8, 2018 after which the union would be compelled to impose indefinite closures of all the governmental offices under Tobu sub-division.

The union had stated that the project work sanctioned under Special Plan Assistance (SPA) 2009-11 was supposed to be completed within 24 months. However, it remained abandoned for the seven years despite repeated reminders from PAC to meet tribal hohos past different organizations. TASU had also stated that D I M A P U R , A P R 3 0 a total amount of Rs.83 lakh had been withdrawn (NPN): Political Affairs as per the RTI reply.

Committee (PAC), which met Monday at CM’s residential office, Kohima, unanimously resolved to call a meeting of the tribal hohos on May 11, 2018 to Correspondent letting the erring drivers go discuss and deliberate on scot free, the drivers were matters pertaining to the KOHIMA, APR 30 (NPN): not given an opportunity Naga political issue and the Altogether 122 persons lost to learn about negligent, ongoing negotiations and their lives in 1432 road mis- careless and rash driving, he peace talks, stated a press haps during the past two lamented. This has therefore communiqué issued by chief years from 2016 to 2017 defeated the very purpose of secretary and PAC member in Nagaland while another the motor vehicles Acts and secretary, Temjen Toy. 956 were injured during the rules, enforcement agendas same period. and road safety awareness This was informed by campaigns. senior District Transport OfChang further pointed ficer (DTO) Yaongsanglee out that with vast improveChang here during the one- ment in vehicle technology, day workshop as part of the most road mishaps can be 29th National Road Safety attributed to human negliweek held here Monday. gence. He, therefore, urged Yaongsanglee also the drivers to inculcate safe informed that there were driving habits to ensure 736 road accidents in dif- their own safety as well as ferent parts of the State in of others by obeying traffics 2016 that claimed 59 lives rules and signs, and thereby and injured 501. In 2017 prevent accidents. there were 696 road mishaps Organised by regional which led to 63 deaths and transport office here, the 455 injured. The DTO said theme for the workshop was maximum cases of road “Road safety – Life safety”.

“Our big win in Tripura mishaps involved vehicle On the all-India level, Chang doesn’t give him the right collisions which were settled informed that road mishaps to open his big mouth on out of court between owners occur every minute in India, every issue.” of the vehicles. However, by which add up to 5,25,600

to be 50 per cent higher than the cost of production, farmers were yet to receive the higher prices.

The farmers’ organisations demanded that the MSP be increased to the cost of production plus 50 per cent and a complete loan waiver from the government.

“We have been demanding that MSP be 1.5 times the entire cost of production including the cost of land. Though the government had declared it in their last budget there is no specifications and it is not going to help us,” said Shiv Kumar Kakka, a farmer leader from Madhya Pradesh.

The organisations said by cost of production, they meant C2 and not A2+FL. A2 includes expenses, in cash and kind, incurred on seeds, fertilisers, chemicals, labour, fuel and irrigation, while A2+FL covers

actual costs plus value of unpaid family labour. C2 denotes A2+FL, along with costs for rentals and interest forgone on owned land and fixed capital assets, respectively.

While congratulating the farmers’ long march in Maharshtra led by Left parties last month, Sinha lambasted the government for making “false promises”.

The promises and slogans of Prime Minister Narendra Modi were all a farce and the government was doing nothing to help farmers, he said.

“I can say that the Modi gover nment has done nothing for them, not even fulfilled the promises written in the BJP manifesto. Whatever he (Modi) is promising is all a farce,” Sinha said.

The farmers also urged traders’ organisations to support their June 10 Bharat bandh.

DIMAPUR, APR 30 (NPN): On the eve of May Day, Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, has called upon all responsible to recognise and celebrate the enormous role, the working force plays in enabling the nation attain rapid socio-economic progress.

In his message, Acharya saluted the determination and hard work of service givers in Nagaland, saying they play a big role in the state and the country’s progress. “It is an occasion when we pay tribute to the contribution that workers have made to the progress, prosperity and wellbeing of our society,” said Acharya.

May Day, also known as International Labour Day or Labour Day, is celebrated on May 1 marking the victory of the workers’ movement.

The governor stated that workers were creators of wealth in every field of life. “Work is worship. Exploitation of workers is a crime and is inhuman” Acharya stated. The governor also appealed to all labour organisations to contribute towards building a ‘Swachh’, ‘Samriddh’ ‘Shashakt’ and ‘Niryog’ Bharat.

region that could connect south Asia with south-East Asia as the corridor.

She said what was missing was the right skill sets to harness it sustainably and viably and apply them skilfully and scientifically to ensure that development progresses in the right direction.

She said to overcome the challenge of getting skilled professionals was important to generate manpower with the right skill sets.

For developing society and economy in the right direction without harming the environment, she suggested taking up the challenge of creating effective convergence between the education system and the government skill development efforts, creation of the necessary institutional mechanism for research and generation of knowledge quality assurance, certificate and accreditation and mobilization of adequate investments for financing skilled manpower generation. Prof. Sapu Changkija, department of genetics and plant breeding, NU SASRD Medziphema, gave a presentation.

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SRADP: NCSU Phek against subletting works DIMAPUR, APR 30 (NPN): Nagaland Contractors’ and Suppliers’ Union (NCSU) Phek unit has informed all the contractors awarded works for twolaning under SARDP-NE project, particularly those firms undertaking works in Phek district, that it was against subletting of works.

In a press release, NCSU Phek unit president, Kuzhosheyi Alex, and general secretary, Razou Lohe, stated that in case of substandard or incomplete works due to resultant subletting, those firms responsible for subletting would be held accountable.

Further, asserting that it discouraged any form of demands on the contractors, the unit appealed to all parties or groups to refrain from any type of demands.

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Nagaland: 1432 road mishaps in 2 yrs claim 122 lives DTP distributes key chains, pamphlets

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major accidents in a year.

He said the major accidents lead to 17 deaths every hour and 408 deaths every day, totalling 1,48,920 deaths in a year. Asserting that road safety was the most neglected subject, he stressed every individual is responsible to promote road safety.

In his brief address, extra assistant commissioner (EAC) Changsang said awareness programmes on total road safety should begin from educated section of society and cover general public too. He added that all VIPs, stakeholders and schools institutions should promote road safety.

Urging all drivers to maintain lane discipline and avoid rash driving and mobile phones to avoid distraction while driving, the EAC also appealed to bike riders to use helmets.

During the technical session, deputy superintendent (traffic) Philip Yanthan

spoke on traffic management in the State Capital.

He stressed that each and every individual was responsible to maintain civic sense and promote road safety.

Pointing out that all major road mishaps occurred due to negligence and carelessness, Yanthan urged all vehicles users to obey traffic rules. He called for inculcating proper driving etiquette, adding that responsible driving can reduce the number of mishaps on the road, besides easing traffic jams in the town.

He said for the State Capital to become a truly smart city, its residents should first become smart, including vehicle owners and drivers. He also called for application of common sense to help ease traffic congestion in the town.

In his address, motor vehicle inspector Engo Konyak spoke on road signs, penalties, etc.

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DIMAPUR, APR 30 (NPN): Dimapur Traffic Police (DTP) concluded observing the week-long 29th National Road Safety Week by distributing car key chains, pamphlets and sweets to commuters at Plaza point, Holy Cross junction here on Monday.

The week-long event with the theme “Sadak Suraksha, Jeevan Raksha” began on April 23.

Speaking to media persons, assistant commissioner of police (ACP), traffic, Zone-I Seyiesezo Peseyie said around 3,500 car key chains, 3,000 pamphlets and 5,000 sweets were distributed by DTP in the city in collaboration with Maruti Progressive Motors and Mahindra Apex Motors Enterprise as part of the road safety week with an aim to educate the people on road safety.

Traffic personnel hand out sweets, pamphlets and keychains. (NP)

He said, unlike previous years when only pamphlets and sweets were distributed, this year DTP included car key chains to serve as a constant reminder to drivers on observing road safety.

Tag lines in the car key chains read “Do not drink and drive”, “Do not use mobile phones”, “Wear helmet”, “Wear seatbelt”, “Keep calm and drive”, “Lane driving”, “Proper parking”, “Respect all road

users”, “Safe driving”, “Obey traffic rules”, etc.

Earlier, as part of observance of the 29th National Road Safety Week 2018, DTP conducted various activities in and around the city like putting up flagship banners, bringing out traffic awareness rally with NCC cadets (air wing) from various educational institutions and holding a seminar on road safety in Medziphema.

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Finance department bids farewell to outgoing officers

The two retiring officials along other department officials at the farewell function.

DIMAPUR: Department of Finance held a farewell programme for two outgoing officers -- Chubakatila Jamir, additional secretary and Kekhwezo Kepfo, joint secretary -- on April 30 on completion of 35 years of service.

A press release from the department stated that the retiring officers delivered speeches, thanking God and the staff for their cooperation and support during the course of their service.

Speaking on the occasion, V. Kezo, OSD (Gen-

eral), stated that it was a blessing for the two officers to be retiring in good health.

He described Kekhwezo Kepfo as very amenable to work with and an officer who had personal respect for each of his colleagues.

Kezo stated that Chubakatila Jamir was a sincere and hard working officer.

Kikheto Sema, secretary, stated that Kekhwezo Kepfo, who had a long inning of 30 years in the Finance department, never complained about anything or anyone. He was respect-

ful to both his senior and junior officers, a quality that should be emulated by one and all, stated Kikheto. He also appreciated Chubakatila Jamir for her positive attitude towards work, her sincerity, frankness, openness and efficiency.

R.C Acharjee, advisor finance, thanked the two retiring officers for their contributions to the department and wished them well on their retirements. The programme was chaired

by Bodeno S. Colo, joint secretary.

CSU Moatsü celebration with Mumbai students Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, APR 30: Chungtia Students Union (CSU) is all set to host Moatsü, the premiere festival of the Ao Nagas on May 3.

The festival this year will be celebrated not only amongst its citizens but with students from Mumbai University. The program is being held through the initiative of Nagaland governor P. B Acharya and the Indian National Fellowship Centre. Under this initiative, a team of students from Mumbai University will visit Chungtia village and stay for a period of seven days as part of a cultural exchange program between the student bodies. The educational program aims to promote Ao Naga culture and strengthen the relationship between the students with various educational institutions of importance in the country.

During the course of the stay, the visiting students will be treated to a number of activities like community fishing, historical site visits, arts and handicraft demonstration and traditional games. All the activities will start from May 1 and will

continue till the May 7. The Chungtia Students Union, meanwhile, will be organizing a grand Moatsü program on May 3 with Nagaland governor P.B Acharya and the Mumbai University Students’ as special invitees of the program at the Play ground of GMS Sabangya Compound, Chungtia. The program will witness presentation of folk music and cultural performances while the Mumbai University students will present cultural experiences. The program will also witness cultural extravaganzas including indigenous games and display of handloom and handicrafts.

There will also be a Moatsü feast after the program.

While talking to Imkongjeba Kichu, the president of CSU said that they were thrilled to open doors to friends from Mumbai University and added that it was a great honour that friends from the mainland were so interested to learn about Naga culture and traditions and want to stay in the village for seven days. He also assured the people that the guests would enjoy the best of Ao hospitality and have great things to say about our people and culture to the outside world after they leave.

Distribution camp for PwDs

A farewell programme was held in honour of the outgoing senior HA District Education Officer (DEO) Dimapur, Sunepla Imti on April 30.

Muthingnyuba Sangtam, MLA visited CHC Longkhim, PWD (R&B) Office and BDO Office Longkhim on April 27. After inspecting the Government offices, he said that Longkhim Town was one of the oldest sub-divisions in the state but still many departments were yet to be established. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: An aids & appliances distribution camp -- organized by National Insurance Cooperation Limited (NICL) & Artificial Limb Manufacturing Cooperation (ALIMCO), Kanpur in collaboration with District Disability rehabilitation centre, District hospital for People with Disabilities (PwDs) -- was held on Monday, at DDRC, District Hospital Dimapur (DHD) with Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur and DDRC chairman Sushi Kumar.

Speaking at the programme, the DC acknowledged MD (PMR) MD Dr. Imlitemsu Ozukum and his team for taking the initiative of coming up with the programme for PwDs. He suggested that there was a need to survey the number of disabled people from village to village.

He encouraged disabled persons to be strong willed and continue to live a life better than normal.

A short speech was delivered by MD (PMR) MD Dr Imlitemsu Ozukum, who briefed the gathering about the function of DDRC where he mentioned that after lying defunct/non functional for a long time, DDRC, Dimapur was revived in August 1, 2016. Heeding to need, the government, led by the former chief secretary Lankan Kumar and the health and family welfare department, initiated the revival and revived the centre by bringing manpower to the centre, he stated.

Ozukum pointed out the achievements of centre to date which included 3156 patients (both disability and pre-disability) cases treated, issue of disability certificates, various training programmes held on disability in collaboration with organizations, various health camps etc. Altogether there were 307 PwDs beneficiaries which included 47 from Kohima and 260 from Dimapur, Ozukum stated.

He thanked NICL and ALIMCO for providing the much needed aids and appliances.

Speeches were also delivered by ALIMCO, NICL and differently abled members.

The programme was chaired by DHD medical superintendent Dr. Kheshito Zhimomi, invocation was delivered

by DHD chaplain Reverend Thinking Thong, welcome note was delivered by chief medical officer, Dimapur Dr. Vikato Kinimi.

On the sideline, DHD medical superintendent Dr. Kheshito Zhimomi said that Dimapur being the hub centre, the district had the highest number of OPDs compared to the other districts. He lamented that though the numbers had been rising yet there was a lack of infrastructure, manpower and equipment in the hospital.

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news in Brief DC Mon informs: Office of the Deputy Commissioner Mon, State Resource Centre for Women (SRCW) and the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) will jointly be organizing a series of district level workshops and consultative meetings to address violence against women & children in Mon district from May 2 to 4 at DRDA conference hall, DC complex. DC Mon, Thavaseelam K has informed all concerned stakeholders to participate in these workshops towards making Mon a safer district for women and children.

NSSATA Phek unit extends support: SSA Teachers (2010-2013) under Phek district has extended full support to the decision of NSSATA central office. A press note by president Kuku Soho and general secretary Veshekho has asked all its members to be prepared for any action as and when called for.

Lotha NCRC pastors’ conference: NCRC Lotha Council will be organizing the first Lotha NCRC pastors’ conference from May 5 to 6 on the theme “Feed my sheep” John 21:17 at Nungying NCRC Wokha district. Lotha NCRC pastors have been requested to come along with two church members.

GSUK annual meeting: Government Schools Union Kiruphema (GSUK) informs all its members to attend the annual meeting on May 4, 10 a.m at GHS Kiruphema.

Mega legal services camp at Longleng: A mega legal services camp at Longleng will be organized by the Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) and

Longleng District Legal Services Authority (LDLSA) in collaboration and coordination with government departments and stakeholders at local ground, Longleng on May 1, 9 a.m onwards.

There will be panel legal counseling and legal assistance and display of NALSA documentaries and theme.

Free vaccination of livestock in Dimapur: Chief Veterinary Officer Dimapur, Dr. B. Alem Longchar, through a press release, has informed citizens that the department of A.H & Veterinary Services will organize a free vaccination camp of all livestock, on account of Farmer’s Welfare Day on May 2 at Veterinary Hospital Dimapur, Burma Camp from 9 a.m onwards. Members of the public and farmers have been asked to come and avail of the facility. (DIPR) MARCOFED meeting postponed: All members of the MARCOFED ltd. board of directors have been notified that its 102nd meeting has been postponed to May 25, 11 a.m, in the office chamber of the chairman, MARCOFED ltd., H.O Dimapur. All members concerned have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Eastern Sumi Hoho general session: Eastern Sumi Hoho has convened its general session to elect new office bearers on May 8, 10 a.m at Honito village. All ESH office bearers, KDSKH, KTDSSU, ESTH, ex-officio members, officers, intellectuals, GBs and elders have been requested to attend the session. All the executive members of ESH have been requested to reach the venue on May 7 before 4 p.m.

Dimapur police crime report

DIMAPUR: 32nd Assam Rifles apprehended two persons, namely Kito Chishi (30 yrs) son of late Khotovi and Eska Chishi (40 yrs) son of late Khotovi, both residents of 5th Mile, Unity Village Dimapur on April 27.

According to additional deputy commissioner of Police/PRO, Dimapur, the following items were recovered from their possession by 32nd Assam Rifles (1) .22 mm Rifle with Magazine (2) .32 mm Pistol with Magazine (Thailand made) (3) Three .32 mm live rounds (4) Three 9 mm live rounds (5) One 7.62 mm AK Misfired round

(6) One .32 mm misfired round (7) Cash Rs.7,122 (8) Five Mobile phones (9) One yearly vehicle tax slip (10) One Arms and Ammunition details slip (11) Details of Sumi Task Force with nominal roll – 3 pages and (12) Documents containing general enrolment – 11 pages. During the course of investigation, the accused persons revealed that they were members of NSCN (K).

In this connection a regular case has been registered at Diphupar police station Dimapur and further investigation is on.

Similarly on April 27, 32nd Assam Rifles apprehended one person, name-

ly Kheio Shohe alias Toki, member of NSCN(K), son of Zukheshe, V/o Alaphumi PS Akuluto district Zunheboto from 3rd Mile and recovered from his possession (1) Seven SP Capsules (2) Cash Rs. 31, 800 and (3) Extortion slip – 2 nos. In this connection a regular case has been registered at Diphupar police station Dimapur and further investigation is on.

On April 27, Dimapur police arrested one person namely Heshu Moa (31 yrs) for possessing 43 cases of various brands of IMFL. Accordingly a case has been registered and investigation is on.

MCCI nabs 5 persons selling fake goods

DIMAPUR: With input from some members of the general public on the selling of sub-standard pressure cookers, gas stoves, induction electric cooking stoves, sound systems and mixer grinders, Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industries (MCCI) apprehended 5 persons including the driver of a vehicle. The MCCI, through a press note, has asked all citizens of Mokokchung district to verify goods that were sold at cheap rates by door to door salespersons. MCCI said that genuine vendors and company salespersons will not go door to door selling branded goods.

The apprehended individuals.

In the interest of the business community of Mokokchung and to safeguard with the apprehended fraudsters and sent customers, MCCI signed an undertaking them back with their belongings.

T.Khel Night Tuition CGY organises seminar on leadership Centre silver jubilee DIMAPUR: Tsütuonuomia Students’ Union (TSU), T. Khel of Kohima Village will celebrate its Night Tuition Centre silver jubilee on May 1, 5 p.m at T. Khel indoor stadium. The union has invited all frontal organizations of the khel, ex-office bearers of the union, Night Tuition Centre teachers (past & present), students and their parents, well wishers and all concerned to grace the auspicious occasion.

The jubilee theme, plans and ac- A farewell programme was held in honour of Ngangshikokba Walling, tions of the jubilee will be jointly Principal of Dimapur Government College on April 30. released by the presidents of the T. Khel frontal organizations during the programme.

Resource persons, participants and CGY officials at the seminar.

DIMAPUR: Chumukedima Gorkha Youth (CGY) organised a seminar on “Leadership-cum-Career Guidance” under the theme “Equipping for Future” at St. Gabriel School Chumukedima on April 28.

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Food Corporation of India, Cornelios Gurung spoke on “Career Goals & Career Settings”. Presenting a talk on competitive exam, its preparation and career in the civil service, he shared his experiences as well as the pattern and process of the examinations. He also advised the participants of the seminar to keep God first so that they could

achieve their dreams and become successful. He also encouraged the participants to pursue their studies on career based interests.

Robert Aley, pastor Nepali Baptist Church Chumukedima spoke on the topic “leadership”, wherein he called upon the leaders to play positive roles to direct society towards betterment. He

also asked the leaders to cultivate values of responsibility and exert greater efforts by inviting public opinions with the vision that “we care”.

President Manoj Shreshtha, CGY gave the presidential address.

Many students, mostly those who had cleared HSLC and HSSLC, attended the seminar and were counselled.

KSU condoles

DIMAPUR: Konyak students’ Union (KSU) has expressed its deep sadness over the sudden demise of Anyei Konyak revenue officer DC office Kohima on April 27 at GNRC Guwahati.

The union said it was a great loss for the Konyaks in particular and Nagas in general, as he was a young and dynamic officer.

The union conveyed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for Almighty God comfort them.

Piphema Students’ Union conducted a career guidance seminar on April 30 on the topic “Students in a challenging world” and “Entrepreneurship” with Vitono Gugu Haralu as the resource person. The seminar was attended by 64 students and held at Village Council Hall Piphema.

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DIMAPUR: A co-ordination meeting was held at ADC office Bhandari with DC and SP Wokha along with the DC and SP Golaghat and Sector Commander (Sector C & D).

During the meeting some

border issues were discussed including the construction of neutral force BOP at Chandalashung-B (DAB sector -C).

DC Golaghat assured the meeting that check would be put on harassment of Nagas to

DIMAPUR: State Level Media Certifica- concerned ROs to issue notices to the candidates. tion and Monitoring Committee (MCMC) for conduct of Lok Sabha by-election, 2018 has been constituted as follows: i) Chairman, Abhijit Sinha, Chief Electoral Officer, Nagaland; ii) Member -- One Observer appointed by the ECI; iii) Member, Limawati Ao; iv) Member, Shahu Patole; v) Member, Xavier Rutsa; vi) Member Secretary, Khegukha Sema.

According to a DIPR report, the state level MCMC shall perform two sets of functions: i) Deciding appeal from both District and Add I. CEO Committees on Certification of advertisement; ii) Examining all cases of paid news on appeal against the decision of District MCMC or cases that they may take up suomotu, in which case it shall direct the

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ensure safety for Nagas travelling through Assam.

They also agreed to activate the Border Peace Committee and also conduct outreach programmes, cultural exchange programmes and inter sports events to foster cooperation and peace for better understanding between the two states. Both sides agreed to be transparent in sharing information and approach things with a cooperative mindset to solve issues within the BM level/DC level without sending them to the higher authorities.

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by DC and SP Wokha, ADC Bhandari, SDO (C) Ralan, SDPO, EAC Bhandari and also DC and SP Golaghat, Sector Commanders (Sector C & D).

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80 plus citizens at KVC hall, Kohima on Monday. (NP)

Correspondent KOHIMA, APR 30 (NPN): Friends of 80 plus of Kohima observed its 13th foundation day at Kohima Village Council Hall in Kohima on Monday.

Speaking on the occasion as special guest, president Tenyima Peoples’s Organization, Timikha Koza expressed joy to see the host of elderly citizens and said that because of their blessings and prayers, Nagas were living in comfort today.

He said that the Naga tra-

dition and culture bestows the highest values and respect for elders, who are valuable assets for society. Koza appealed to the people to continue the tradition of valuing elderly citizens and their valuable wisdom.

While lauding the Friends of 80 plus for upholding the traditional practice by honouring and extending help to the aged, he also wished them good health and long life stating that the society needed the guidance and wisdom of the elderly people.

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presented a special song on the occasion while Lhouvisano Solo presented an ode to the great/ grand-parents.

Children of late Dr. Satuo and late Khrieü Sekhose presented special gifts to the 80 plus friends and the programme was followed by a community feast hosted by KVYO. Naga Hospital Authority Kohima also set up a free medical check up for all the 80 plus citizens. Around 50 elder citizens attended the foundation day programme.

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NEW DELHI, Apr 30 (PTI): The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, headed

by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and including Rahul Gandhi, will visit border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh next month to take stock of the situation following the Doklam crisis with China, sources said.

The panel has been looking into various aspects of the India-China military standoff at Doklam and has been briefed several times on the issue by the former and current Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale.

“The panel will visit the border areas in two states Sikkim and Arunachal

Pradesh to see the ground realities and take stock of the situation on border in these two states,” a source said.

The idea is to get a firsthand experience of the situation on the India-China border in the two states and to see, or if possible visit, areas where incursions have happened, another source said.

The panel, which may also use a chopper to get an aerial view, could also interact with top security and defense officials deployed there, sources said. Troops of India and China were locked in a 73-day standoff in Doklam in the Sikkim sector from June 16 last year after the Indian side stopped the building of a road in the

disputed tri-junction by the Chinese Army. Bhutan and China have a dispute over Doklam.

Earlier, foreign ministry officials had informed the 31-member parliamentary panel that Bhutan was firmly with India on the issue. During the discussions, Congress president Gandhi questioned foreign ministry officials on China’s objective and why Beijing chose Doklam to create a confrontation, sources had said.

Gandhi had also asked about reports of a major Chinese buildup near Doklam, to which officials replied that nothing had been done in Indian territory.

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Tezpur (Assam), Apr 30 (PTI): A CRPF jawan Monday allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself with his service rifle at the force’s Chariduar camp here in Assam’s Sonitpur district, police said. The jawan, identified as Pradeep Kumar Sen, shot himself with his AK-56 rifle at the camp this morning, Additional Superintendent of Police Numal Mahatta said.

Preliminary investigations indicate it to be a case of suicide and why he has done this is being ascertained, he told PTI. The body of Sen, who hailed from South Tripura, was sent for post mortem examination at Kanaklata Civil Hospital here and was later handed over to the CRPF authorities, Mahatta added.

IMPHAL, APR 30: A total of 26,572 voters between the age of 18-21 years, have enrolled themselves as fresh voters in a latest special drive carried out in Manipur, taking the total number of voters of Manipur to 19,15,243.

With this the latest final electoral roll of the state published on January 12, 2018 stood at 19,15,243, said joint chief electoral officer (Jt CEO) K Bono Singh while addressing a press conference organized by DIPR on Monday.

The total number of female voters 9,82,452 exceeded male voters by 49,661, Jt, CEO informed.

The drives were suc-

cessfully carried out in the state. During the first special drive 9,582 were registered as new electors.

In another special drive through house to house visit by the booth level officers another 16,990 got registered in the electoral rolls.

Earlier, state CEO office launched ERO-Net, a web based system which also provides quality services with regard to status of the application submitted by the citizens/users.

As of now, 39 EROs of the state were connected through ERO Net software for processing all the forms at National Level Database UNPER (Unified National Photo Electoral Roll Data) for more transparencies & responsibilities, he added.

ships under Hosom attended the conference.

Baptism programme was held on Sunday before the service.

Leaders and workers have re-dedicated themselves to serve the Lord with more devotion and seriousness.

Meanwhile, the Hosom has expressed gratefulness to all the donors/wellwishers and prayer warriors for their support and prayer.

Dhubri (Assam), Apr 30 (PTI): A seven-year old girl and another woman, a mother of two, were allegedly raped and killed in two separate incidents in Assam’s Dhubri district, police said Monday.

Both the incidents happened on Friday, they said.

In the alleged rape of the minor girl, a 19-year-old man of Naopara village under

Agartala, Apr 30 (PTI): Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has been invited by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend a meeting in the National Capital on May 2, a senior official said here Monday.

Deb had received the invitation to the meeting of chief ministers a month ago, additional secretary in the chief minister’s office Milind Ramteke said.

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the jurisdiction of Raniganj police station has been arrested, and investigations are on. After allegedly raping her, the man had killed and dumped her body in an agricultural field, the police said. In the other incident, a middle-aged woman was suspected to have been raped and killed in Bilasipara area in Dhubri district, police said. Locals noticed the

Sushma calls meeting of all Northeast CMs NEW DELHI, APR 30 (AGENCIES): Union External Affairs minister, Sushma Swaraj has convened a meeting of chief ministers of seven north-eastern states on May 4 to discuss India’s Act East policy and Delhi’s relationship with countries in South East Asia, people familiar with the matter said on condition of anonymity.

After hosting ten Asean (Association of South East Asian Countries) leaders in Delhi in January, the government is looking at stepping up ties with countries in the region that could bring economic benefit to the north-eastern states and fulfil country’s strategic objectives. The chief ministers will also be briefed about country’s ties with the grouping of Bay of Bengal (BIMSETC) countries.

on the commemoration of the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, he said.

The official’s statement came in the wake of reports in a section of the media that Modi had summoned Deb to Delhi over the chief minister’s controversial statements on a range of issues.

It was yet to be confirmed whether the chief minister would be going to Delhi, he said.

Deb had recently courted controversy when he said the Internet existed in the Mahabharata era.

Last week, he had questioned the rationale behind Diana Hayden being crowned “Miss World” 21 years ago. Deb was all praise for Aishwarya Rai, who won the “Miss World” crown in 1994, saying she represented “Indian women”.

Deb had also claimed that international beauty pageants were a farce.

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Smti Aghali Sumi of Alahuto Colony, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that D/o Lt. Holito Sumi, has expired on 07/11/2017.

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 issued of the same.

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The Khar Senso Mungdang is very pleased and proud to have Shri. Imtipokyim Jamir, a bonafide citizen for being chosen to serve as the General Secretary of the Ao Senden during its 29th General Session held on 20th April 2018. May the good Lord bless him with wisdom and good health throughout his tenure to serve with integrity for the betterment of the Aos in particular and the Nagas in general.

Sd/Sd/Takosunep L. Taongkaba President, KSM Secretary, KSM

We, the beneficiaries of Upper Bayavü Colony, Kohima residing below Video Homes–Zachilhou, Ex-Minister’s residence express gratitude to:- Er. Keviletuo Yiese, Addl.

Chief Engineer and Nodal Officer, Saubhagya, Er. Jonathan Khing, S.D.O.; T.C. Distribution; Er. Tsanchi Ndang, S.D.O-I, Kohima Electricity Division; Er. Nukosalie Tetseo, J.E. and other Staff for providing electricity connection to six houses – Joseph S. Thong, Sotilo Kath, Neikho Semou, Ngunei-o Zevinuo Seye, Menguzotuo Seye and Mengusietuo Sote, under Narendra Modi’s Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Harchar Yojana – Saubhagya Scheme on 28th April, 2018 at free of cost.

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FELICITATION With profound gratitude, the Mopungchuket Senso Mungdang expresses our hear tiest congratulations to our member Er. Limatongdang Jamir on being promoted to Chief Engineer, PWD (R&B) Government of Nagaland.

As you take on greater responsibility, may you always be a source of inspiration to the people and a great asset to the Government. May the good Lord bless you in your endeavor.

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vestigations are on but none has been arrested so far.

District Superintendent of Police Longlit Terang visited both the areas to take stock of the situation.

The incidents come close on the heels of the rape and killing of an 11-yearold girl in Nagaon district in March which had led to widespread protests across the state.

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body in an agricultural field at Salkuchi Islamari and informed the police.

Later, the police recovered the mud smeared body of the deceased.

The woman’s family suspects that she was raped and then killed on Friday night. Stating that the body was sent for post-mortem examination to Dhubri Civil Hospital, the police said in-

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L. Chuba Pongen Blessed is the one who perseveres under trail because, having stood the test, that person will receive the crown of life that the Lord has promised to those who love him. Happy Birthday to you.

From, Loving Sons, Family, near & dear ones.

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DIMAPUR, APR 30 (NPN): Two-day, 22nd Annual conference of Dimasa Baptist Hosom (Association) held on the theme, “Christ for the World” came to an end on April 29 at Dimasa Baptist Church, Doyapur .

The speaker of the conference was Akho Savino (Mission Co-ordinator) UBC, Kohima. Leaders and believers in large number from churches and fellow-

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May your special day and every other day bring you as much happiness as you are bringing to all of us... We love you...

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NAGALAND STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION

KOHIMA : NAGALAND Dated: 30th April 2018

PUBLIC NOTICE

This is for the information that the office of the State Commission was burned down in the mob violence at Kohima on 02/02/2017 and in that incident all the records were also damaged and charred to ashes. Hence, all parties are requested to re-construct their records pending cases and submit the same in the make-shift office of the state commission, situated at “Nagaland State Consumer Helping Office“, Khonoma Rupfuno Building D-Block Colony, Kohima within (Four) weeks, from the date of this notice.

The date and place of next sitting will be notified later.

By Order Registrar i/c Nagaland State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.

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The organiser of the DETOXIFICATION CAMP; held from 9th – 18th April 2018 at Yisemyong Town, Mokokchung, would like to thank the following persons and groups for your kind contribution and generous support towards the success of the Camp - through physically, materially, financially and prayers.

(A) Counsellors : 1) Mr. Sungkum Jamir (Longsa/KMA) 2) Mr. Kilang Imsong (Unger) Grace Home - Tuli (B) Financial Contributors : 1. Mr. & Mrs. Kikatemba (Kinunger) : Rs. 3,000/2. Mr. & Mrs. Limatemsu (Kinunger) : Rs. 1,000/3. Mr. & Mrs. Bendangmeren (Lirmen) : Rs. 3,700/4. Mr. & Mrs. Sungkum Jamir (Longsa) : Rs. 10,000/5. Mrs. Lanusangla (Mekuli) : Rs. 9,100/6. Mr. Imsulong (Longkong) : Rs. 1,000/7. Mr. &. Mrs. Imtilepden (M/Chukit) : Rs. 6,600/8. Mr. & Mrs. Longripong (Kinunger) : Rs. 2,300/9. Mr. & Mrs. Talikaba (Kinunger) : Rs. 4,000/10. Mr. & Mrs. Temjensoba (Changki) : Rs. 5,000/11. Mr. & Mrs. Meridong (Kinunger) : Rs. 2,000/12. Mr. & Mrs. Rongsenmeren (Lakhuni) : Rs. 2,000/13. Mrs. Temsumenla (Kinunger) : Rs. 3,000/14. Dr. & Mrs. Teka Walling (Mekuli) : Rs. 3,000/15. Dr. & Mrs. Yanger (M/Chukit) : Rs. 10,000/16. Mr. & Mrs. Punarepba (Kinunger) : Rs. 5,000/17. Mr. & Mrs. Tekalemba(Mekuli) : Rs. 15,000/18. Mrs. Moamenla (Mekuli) : Rs. 2,000/19. Mr. & Mrs. Yimyapangba (Longjang) : Rs. 500/20. Mr. & Mrs. Tiakaba (Kinunger) : Rs. 3,000/21. Mr. & Mrs. Shilukokba (Longkum) : Rs. 1,000/22. Ms. Bendangtola (Mekuli) : Rs. 10,000/23. Mr. & Mrs. Sashilemba (Khensa) : Rs. 1,500/24. Mr. Wapangtoshi (C/Yimlang) : Rs. 1,200/(C) Material & Moral Support : 1. Rev. & Mrs. T. Ariba Imchen (Longkum) 2. Mr. & Mrs. Imrongmeren (M’Yimti) 3. Mr. & Mrs. Nokensangyu (Longkong) 4. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred (Kinunger) 5. Mr. & Mrs. Sunep Ozukum (M’Yimti) 6. Mr. & Mrs. T. Temsu Jamir (M’Yimti) 7. Mr. & Mrs. R. Ali Jamir (M’Yimti) 8. A.A. Unit Kinunger 9. Yisemyong Baptist Church 10. Kinunger Baptist Church

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Alleged gunrunner nabbed by security force with the weapons on Monday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Apr 30: A combined team of Manipur police and Assam Rifles apprehended an alleged gunrunner and seized three sophisticated weapons.

The seized weapons were MA-3 MK-II rifle, GSG-5P carbine and M4-A2 carbine, a police source said Monday.

Police source said that based on specific information, the combined team of Manipur police commandos and 25 Assam Rifles carried out search operation and arrested the gunrunner identified as Lunmang

Haokpi at B Aijalon village.

During spot verification, he disclosed that he had transported three arms belonging to one Thangei Haokip of B Aijalon from S Geltui village. Based on his disclosure, the combined team raided his house and recovered the weapons.

The hunt for other person, alleged to be the owner of the weapons has been intensified, police said. Meanwhile, after registering a case, the arrested person was produced in a local court where he was remanded to police custody for eight days for further investigation, source added.

BENREU STUDENTS’ UNION NAGALAND FELICITATION

The Benreu Students’ Union Nagaland with immense joy and pride would like to congratulate D r. R a m d e u L u n g a l a n g , S/o Mr & Mrs. Heigumbuing Lungalang for securing the post of Medical Officer (Cl-I Gazetted) under Health & Family Welfare Department in the recent NPSC (CTE) 2016 result. The Union prays that God continue to bless and guide him in his future endeavors.

Nzwakheing Iheilung Ngimdauna Thou President General Secretary

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We the Mother's Organisation of United Colony Ward No. 20, would like to express our ebullient praises and pride to Shri. Ntsemo Ngullie, United Colony Ward No. 20 for being appointed as the Chairman of Nagaland Bee Keeping and Honey Mission.

We pray that God Almighty grant you a long charismatic life and we wish you the best of luck.

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(Mrs. Narola Lipok) President Mother's Organisation United Colony, Ward-20

(Mrs. Ethel Lotha) General Secretary Mother's Organisation United Colony, Ward-20

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE TUENSANG : NAGALAND NO.PD&SJ.Tsg/Notice-1/2015-2016/664 Dt.Tsg. the 8th May' 2018

OBJECTION NOTICE

Whereas Mr. I. Mongba Chang, husband of Late Mrs. Naonglepla Chang Tuensang Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of his late wife Mrs. Naonglepla Chang who expired on 29th Dec 2017.

Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

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AFFIDAVIT (Correction of Name) Regd. No. : 1146/18, Date : 19/04/18

I, Shri. ZETILO RENGMA S/o AGWAYANG resident of High School Colony Kohima, Nagaland do hereby affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India by birth.

2. That my correct name is ZETILO RENGMA, however, in my Service Record my name has been inadvertently recorded as ZETILO MAC RENGMA, ZETILO MAGH RENGMA, ZETELO MAGH, ZETILO, ZETILO RENGMA, ZITHILO MAGH, ZETILO MAGH and ZUTELO RENGMA. 3. That the above names ZETILO RENGMA, ZETILO MAC REGMA, ZETILO MAGH RENGMA, ZETELO MAGH, ZETILO, ZETILO RENGMA, ZITHILO MAGH, ZETILO MAGH and ZUTELO RENGMA represent to same and one person i,e myself.

4. That henceforth I herewith rectified the same and declare that my correct name is ZETILO RENGMA for all official and references.

5. That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 18th April 2018 at Kohima.

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Sena slams Modi for his silence during China visit

Mumbai, Apr 30 (PTI): The Shiv Sena today criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his justconcluded China visit, claiming it was a “casual” tour during which he avoided taking up crucial bilateral issues with President Xi Jinping in view of the next year’s general elections.

The Uddhav Thackeray-led party claimed that Modi was trying to resolve pending issues with Beijing through “Panchsheel”, five principles of peaceful coexistence propounded by former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru of whom he had been critical.

The Sena sought to know what the RSS, the ideological mentor of Modi’s party the BJP, had to say about this stance.

It said Modi had ‘chai pe charcha’ with the Chinese president during which he avoided discussing controversial issues in view of the general elections due next year.

Issues related to Doklam, border incursions and the China-Pak-

Uddhav Thackeray istan Economic Corridor (CPEC), among others, were not taken up with the Chinese side, it said in an editorial in the party mouthpiece ‘Saamana’. “ P a n d i t N e h r u ’s friendship with China had backfired. Modi has never lost an opportunity to criticise Nehru. But it seems the current prime minister is trying to solve the issues with China through Nehru’s Panchsheel,” the Sena claimed.

“Modi is backing Panchsheel but the thoughts behind it belonged to Nehru. Like Nehru, Modi is also convinced about ‘no to war, yes to peace’ (yuddha nako, buddha hawa) approach (to resolve pending

issues),” it maintained.

The Sena said the Ministry of External Affairs had maintained that Modi’s two-day visit to China last week was without any agenda.

“It means the country’s prime minister has got no work and hence, he casually toured China,” the Marathi daily claimed.

The publication said China continued to support Pakistan which had been sponsoring terrorism in India.

“China is a major supporter of Pakistan. Pakistan can create troubles for India only because of the active support it gets from China.

“The world has isolated Pakistan because of its soft- pedalling on terrorism. Still, China has continued to provide aid to Pakistan with an aim to destabilise India,” it said.

The editorial also mentioned about Beijing’s growing footprints in India’s neighbourhood.

The Sena said Nepal, once the world’s only Hindu nation, had been

PMO should probe SC, ST marking on candidates: NCP

“almost taken over” by China and Kathmandu had started considering India as an adversary.

The Communist giant was also trying to spread its influence”in India’s neighbouring countries such as the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Myanmar, it said.

“It has also augmented its forces near the border of Bhutan at Doklam (the site of a tense stand-off last year) and increased India’s headache, but none of these issues were discussed between the two countries,” the Sena said.

The Doklam issue was not taken up to avoid any uncomfortable moment during the “informal summit” held in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, it said.

The Sena said China has also undertaken construction near the border of Arunachal Pradesh. The site was used for incursion

by Chinese soldiers into the north-eastern state, it said.

“This issue was also not discussed between Modi and Xi,” rued the party.

Mumbai, Apr 30 (PTI): The Sharad Pawar-led NCP today asked the PMO to probe the marking of candidates’ chests with their caste categories during police recruitment in Madhya Pradesh and described the incident as “shameful”.

“It is extremely shameful that during police recruitment in the BJPruled Madhya Pradesh, the candidates were marked as SC, OBC, ST on their chest,” NCP MP Supriya Sule tweeted.

Describing the process as “insensitive”, Sule said this act deserved strong condemnation.

“The PMO should probe the incident,” she said. Photos of the recruitment test showed aspirants for the post of police constables had their caste categories written on their bare chests in Dhar district.

Photos in various newspapers showed aspirants with “SC” (Scheduled Caste), “ST” (Scheduled Tribe) and “G” (General) marked with sketch pens on their chests as they queued up for their medical examination, triggering a massive debate on social media.

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Everyone from weaker section feels hassled, says Sareshwala Gandhinagar, Apr 30 (PTI): Maulana Azad National Urdu University Chancellor Zafar Sareshwala said today that he earlier thought only Muslims were “hassled” in the country, but has now come to believe that everyone from the weaker section of society felt the same way.

The chancellor, believed to be close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said the “underprivileged”, irrespective of their religious affiliations, should be given an equal opportunity in education and as entrepreneurs.

“Earlier, I used to think that only Muslims are hassled in this country, but now I know that every person from the weaker section is ‘pareshan’ (hassled),” Sareshwala said.

He said the government should work for everybody and ensure that there is no discrimination against the people, “whether they belong to minority communities or are underprivileged”.

“All of them (minorities and underprivileged) should be provided equal opportunities,” the varsity chancellor told reporters on the sidelines of an entrepreneurship workshop --Ta-

Zafar Sareshwala leem-o-Tarbiyat-- organised by ‘The Indus Entrepreneurs’ at IIT-Gandhinagar.

Sareshwala said the workshop, mainly catering to Muslim students, many of them from madarsas, will provide a platform to them for the realisation of their dreams. “Governments have their schemes (for entrepreneurs). The problem is that most of our youths do not even know about these schemes. We have to coordinate and make them aware about these schemes.

We need to give them a platform,” he said.

“Hindus or Muslims... the poor are not aware (about these schemes). We are working to provide them some platform,” he said, adding that the definition of “privileged or underprivileged” is beyond any religion.

Chhattisgarh extends ban on CPI (Maoist) Raipur, Apr 30 (PTI): The Chhattisgarh government has extended the ban on the Communist Party of India (Maoist) and six of its front organisations for one more year, an official said today.

He said that the ban, the notification for which was issued by the state’s Home department, has come into effect from April 12.

The CPI (Maoist) was first banned, along with its affiliates, in the state in April 2006 under provisions of the Chhattisgarh Special Public Security Act-2005.

The ban has been extended for a period of one year every year since then, he said.

“The ban on the CPI (Maoist) and its six front organisations has been extended for one more year,” a government official said today. The official identified the six Maoist front organisations, on which bans have been extended, as Dandakaranya Adivasi Kisan Mazdoor Sangh, Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangh, Krantikari Adivasi Balak Sangh, Krantikari Kisan Committee, Mahila Mukti Manch and Janatana Sarkar.

Six held for Four youths arrested in Bihar for molesting girl Gujarat speaker calls Ambedkar, kidnapping, killing PM Modi ‘Brahmins’; faces flak of minor girl Ahmedabad, Apr 30 (PTI): Gujarat Assembly Speaker Rajendra Trivedi has described Dalit icon B R Ambedkar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi as “Brahmins”, claiming that any learned person could be called so.

Dalit leader and Gujarat MLA Jignesh Mevani and the Opposition Congress have slammed Trivedi for his remarks.

“I have no hesitation in saying that Ambedkar was also a Brahmin because his surname, a Brahmin surname, was given to him by his teacher, who was a Brahmin.

“There is nothing wrong in calling a learned person a Brahmin and in that context, I would say that even (Prime Minister) Modiji (an OBC) is a Brahmin,” Trivedi had said, addressing the “Mega Brahmin Business Summit” at

Rajendra Trivedi Gandhinagar yesterday.

Trivedi, a Brahmin, was elected as an MLA from Raopura in Vadodara district on a BJP ticket in last year’s Assembly polls.

As his remarks triggered a controversy, Trivedi cited the Bhagavad Gita today and said he was against casteism and that his statements were taken out of context.

“Lord Krishna has said in the Gita that caste should be based on the virtue one holds, not as per one’s birth.

Thus, anyone can be called a Brahmin by virtue of his knowledge.

“My speech was taken out of context. Otherwise, I am totally against casteism,” he said when contacted.

Objecting to Trivedi’s remarks, Mevani said the speaker was not authorised to issue a caste certificate to Ambedkar, who had fought his entire life against casteism.

“This statement of Trivedi shows his uppercasteist mindset. What authority does he have to issue a certificate to Ambedkar, who had struggled all his life to eradicate casteism?

“Ambedkar had never wished to be a Brahmin.

He actually wanted to see a society free of castes,” the Independent MLA, who was elected to the Assembly with the Congress’ support last year, said.

Muzaffarpur, Apr 30 (PTI): Six people have been arrested by the CBI and sent to jail by a court here in connection with the kidnapping and killing of a 12-year-old girl, a CBI counsel said today. The accused, Shah Alam Shabbu, Vikrant Shukla, Brajesh Singh, Rajesh Kumar, Vimal Agrawal and Abhay Gupta, were arrested by the agency on Saturday night at its state headquarters in Patna where it had summoned them for interrogation, CBI pleader H A Khan said. The accused were yesterday produced before Special CBI Judge Amit Kumar Dixit at his residence who remanded them to 14 days’ judicial custody, he said. The girl had gone missing from her house in Jawaharlal Road here in September, 2012. She had been kidnapped after the accused cut the window grill of her room.

Patna, Apr 30 (PTI): Four youths, including a minor, were arrested in Bihar’s Jehanabad district in connection with the alleged molestation of a girl, after a video of the incident went viral on social media, a top police official said here today.

Inspector General of Police, Patna Zone, N H Khan, told reporters here that the police had received information late on Saturday night about the horrifying video in which some youths were seen molesting the girl, believed to be a minor, who kept crying for help.

“A motorcycle was spotted in the clip. Its number was noted down and with its help the police got the vital clue that the incident had taken place in Jehanabad,” he said.

An FIR was lodged at Town Police Station of Jehanabad yesterday under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and the POCSO Act by Additional

Police in the eastern Indian state of Bihar have arrested four men for allegedly molesting a woman and uploading a video of the incident on social media.

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JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA LUMAMI, DISTT. ZUNHEBTO (NAGALAND) NOTICE INVITATION OF APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF FCSA on contractual appointment for the Year 2018-19

Applications are being invited from the interested candidates for contractual appointment to the post of FCSA for the year 2018-19 in JNV, Zunheboto (Nagaland).

Interested candidates are requested to visit www. zunheboto.jnv.academy for all eligibility criteria and Format of application and other information.

Last date of submission of application along with all testimonials is 10.05.2018.

The application should be submitted by Hand or by Registered post so as to reach the Vidyalaya on or before the last date.

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OFFICE OF THE

NAGALAND STATE SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD NAGALAND::KOHIMA

NO.NSSWB/SRCW/Advt&Pub/2017-18/ Dated: Kohima the 30th April 2018 With reference to Adv. No.NSSWB/SRCW/Advt&Pub/201718/510 dated: Kohima, the 29th March 2018 published on 30th March 2018 and NO.NSSWB/SRCW/Advt&Pub/201718/ dated: Kohima the 20th April 2018 under the Ministry of Women & Child Development, GoI, the following candidates have been selected for the mentioned post under Mahila Shakti Kendra Scheme, Longleng District based on the interview and written/practical tests conducted on 26th April 2018: Sl. Selected Candidates Post no Roll No. 1. Women Welfare Officer WWO6 DC6 2. District Coordinator DC9 Sl. Post no 1. Women Welfare Officer

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She had deep injuries on her head, face, neck and in her private parts. Initially, she was rushed to the Community Health Centre (CHC) at Salipur and was later shifted to SCB Medical College and Hospital since her condition deteriorated.

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Stringent action will be given to Salipur rape accused: Patnaik Bhubaneswar, Apr 30 (PTI): Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today assured stringent action against the accused in the rape case of a minor girl in Salipur, a day after the victim succumbed to injuries at a hospital in Cuttack.

Patnaik expressed his grief and shock over the death of the Salepur rape victim while making a statement in the Assembly here.

“I will see to it that stringent action is taken against the accused. Rs 5 lakh has been given to the next of the kin of the victim,” Patnaik said.

The six-year-old girl was allegedly raped on the night of April 21 and the accused was arrested within 24 hours of this terrible incident, Patnaik said. The child was given the best medical attention by a team of doctors at SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack, the chief minister said. Unfortunately, she died last night, he said. “I would like to send my deepest condolence to the bereaved family and again I repeat, I feel deep anguish at this terrible incident,” Patnaik said. The victim, battling for life a week, breathed her last at the hospital yesterday, despite efforts by a 13-member team of doctors to save her. The girl was rescued in a critical condition from a street that led to a school under the jurisdiction of Salipur

belonged to Bharathua village under Kako Police Station area of Jehanabad.

Two of them were seen in the video clip while the other two were involved in shooting the video.

The police said during investigation, the youths confessed to their involvement and that they were joined by 4-5 other youths who would be nabbed soon.

The mobile phone, on which the video had been shot, was been recovered from Amar Kumar, the IGP said.

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WWO17 DC5 2. District Coordinator DC15 The selected candidates are directed to report to the Office of the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board on the 8th May 2018 at 12:00 noon. Failing which their selection will stand cancelled.

(Sd/-) Daisy Mezhur Mission Director State Resource Centre for Women DC-942

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 143 Dimapur, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2018

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Devils in disguise

t was another tea seller who rose to become among the most powerful man in India but from the confines of spiritual philosophy of a selfproclaimed godman who joined the list of several to the pages of infamy. The self-styled godman and 77-year old Asaram Bapu’s past finally caught up with him after he was handed a life sentence on April 25 for the sexual assault of a minor. Amidst a high-security hearing in Jodhpur High Court, Asaram who has been in jail since August 2013 was found guilty and convicted of raping a sixteen-year-old disciple from Uttar Pradesh, on her visit to one of his ashrams in Rajasthan. Despite multiple pleas for bail having been rejected following a large number of public protests demanding speedy justice for the victim, the 77-year-old Asaram still has a very huge following of fanatics and may likely appeal against the verdict in a higher court, even as he continues to be involved in another rape trial in Gujarat. The Asaram Bapu episode is not new in India as there have been numerous other godmen who have been accused or convicted of rape, murder and cheating.

Asaram is a criminal under the garb of a spiritual guru. Asaram is reported to be presiding over an empire valued at approximately over Rs. 25,000 crore. Ashrams in India spring up like startups– one charismatic leader charms a group of followers and starts a sect. They provide what the government fails to provide– education, health care and most importantly – dignity for the lives of people who are marginalized. In a country without stable sociopolitical structures, there is enough room for smart and charismatic gurus to reap the benefits of millions waiting to be exploited. Many of these Ashrams are today multi-million spiritual empires with branches across the world. So many so-called godmen or spiritual gurus have been selling their philosophies to the gullible especially the rich and powerful and were successful in fleecing people. Not only fleecing people, these evil people in the garb of religion have committed heinous crimes on their followers. Stories of rape of innocent children like in the case with Asaram, physical abuse and murder are not uncommon. The most shocking is that some politician in power who look up to these criminals under religious garb and who are under their spell, have consistently prevented their arrests. The list of criminal godmen in India who enjoy immense political patronage is an aberration of religious sanctity which should open the eyes of the people and especially the intellectuals to put a stop to the practice of veneration of criminals. It is time to expose such frauds and deter conmen and criminals from exploiting religious sentiments. Such conmen, frauds and criminals abound in other religions too and it is not peculiar or confined within Hindu godmen and gurus. However, in India the strange syndrome is that politicians from across political parties like BJP and Congress, seem to believe that such godmen can assure them of votes and power. It is time that Indians boycott politicians who want to be seen with godmen and gurus or who visit religious places hoping to reap ‘supernatural blessings’ to come to power. The quid pro quo between politicians and godmen/gurus etc is bad for the people and for the sanctity of governance. There has to be a clear line drawn and if the Election Commission of India means business, it should draw a line between religion and politics.

DailyDevotion Spontaneous Love Love suffers long and is kind…

—1 Corinthians 13:4 Love is not premeditated– it is spontaneous; that is, it bursts forth in extraordinary ways. There is nothing of precise certainty in Paul’s description of love. We cannot predetermine our thoughts and actions by saying, “Now I will never think any evil thoughts, and I will believe everything that Jesus would have me to believe.” No, the characteristic of love is spontaneity. We don’t deliberately set the statements of Jesus before us as our standard, but when His Spirit is having His way with us, we live according to His standard without even realizing it.

And when we look back, we are amazed at how unconcerned we have been over our emotions, which is the very evidence that real spontaneous love was there. The nature of everything involved in the life of God in us is only discerned when we have been through it and it is in our past.

The fountains from which love flows are in God, not in us. It is absurd to think that the love of God is naturally in our hearts, as a result of our own nature.

His love is there only because it “has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit…” (Romans 5:5).

If we try to prove to God how much we love Him, it is a sure sign that we really don’t love Him. The evidence of our love for Him is the absolute spontaneity of our love, which flows naturally from His nature within us. And when we look back, we will not be able to determine why we did certain things, but we can know that we did them according to the spontaneous nature of His love in us. The life of God exhibits itself in this spontaneous way because the fountains of His love are in the Holy Spirit.

Quotes

Sometimes I wonder if I’m as famous for my wheelchair and disabilities as I am for my discoveries. ~ Stephen Hawking

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hile frog populations are disappearing, we discover new species just in time to see what magical creatures we are losing.

Nothing makes me more excited than when I learn of the strange and wondrous creatures that we have on this planet.

What can you do if pellets from a shotgun stick in your chest, or you have a radio transmitter stuck in your side. They would have to be removed through surgery. But if you were a frog, your body would deal with it. They have the remarkable ability to pee out foreign objects, with their bladders engulfing the intrusions to help get rid of such junk. No other animal has ever used their bladder to eliminate foreign objects embedded in their bodies.

Scientists implanted temperature-sensitive radio transmitters in Australian tree frogs to learn about their temperature-regulating abilities. Unexpectedly, after 25 to 193 days, when the investigators recaptured the amphibians to recover the transmitters, many of the devices were no longer in the body. They had somehow migrated to the bladder. To confirm these bizarre results, the researchers implanted small beads into the body cavities of five Australian green tree frogs and five cane toads . The beads made it to the bladders and were expelled within 19 days on average Frogs have soft bodies, and they leap about. Sticks, thorns and other foreign objects can enter their thin skins. Frog bladders can hold vast quantities of urine, sometimes even more than the body mass of the frog.

Their bladders have evolved to help frogs take out the garbage.

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Horned frogs of South America can eat prey much larger than their own bodies, thanks to the strength of their tongues. When frogs catapult their tongues to catch a creature, the organ’s adhesive forces exceed the weight of the animals’ prey, and even the frog’s own body weight .Lizards, snakes, rodents, spiders, insects and other frogs are lifted off the ground and pulled into the mouth of the frog. The pulling force ranges from three to six times the frogs’ body weight and the operation takes less than 40 milliseconds.

A frog’s tongue can snap back into its mouth within 15/100ths of a second.

Thailand’s Mulu flying frog, who uses its webbed feet to glide from tree to tree, feeds on birds. The frog has a bright green skin at night which changes colour to become brown during the day. Its eyes change colour as well.

Seeing birds on the backs of water buffaloes is common, but the ones in the wetlands of Turkey carry tiny frogs on their backs.

The buffalo-riding amphibians — marsh frogs - forage on the buffaloes’ shaggy bodies and heads for flies.

Tadpoles can regenerate their tails as late as 18 hours after amputation, even after a scar-like lesion has formed. This ability is lost as they turn into frogs.

The red eyed tree frog shakes his rear violently when he sees another male.

The shaking, which starts with the hind end and becomes a whole-body affair, sends vibrations along the frog’s plant perch until it reaches the opponent on the branch. The other male responds in kind. Both frogs shake at a frequency of 12 hertz or 12 times a second.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2018

Frogs do not adapt The victor who gets the girl is the one who shakes longer.

How does an Australian Green Tree frog get water in the desert when there is none? With an innate understanding of science.

Frogs move from cool dry night air to warm burrows ‘fogging up’ like a pair of glasses. The droplets condense on their skin. They do this again and again.

Their skin absorbs the water and they survive the dry weather.

The male Grey tree frog sounds an advertisement call to females, providing females with information about his gender, species, age, health (phone number ??) and telling other males to stay away. A female will approach a male whose call she likes. When the male clambers on her back she carries him to a water-body to lay her eggs, which the male fertilizes as they are being laid. Throughout this process they are accompanied by a sly, small, silent, satellite male who tries to get between the pair with the hope of dislodging the chosen male – and sometimes succeeds!

Males of the Indian dancing frogs, found in the Western Ghats, tap their hind feet and stretch one foot outward and shake it, both at prospective mates and rival males during the mating season. Their tadpoles live underground in sand in total darkness until

they emerge as froglets. A layer of skin covers the tadpoles’ eyes, to protect them from abrasions. They have no teeth, though their jaws are sheathed with a serrated, gate-like structure that acts as a filter, keeping out large sand grains. They have ribs, which is extremely rare in tadpoles, which help them swim in sand. They feed by vacuuming up bits of decaying organic matter, which they digest with the help of another unusual adaptation: tiny spherical bags in their guts hold calcium carbonate or limestone to scrunch the sediment.

While all frogs produce a wide range of sounds, the Brazilian torrent frog, has the largest vocabulary. It combines sounds and gestures, like squealing, head bobbing and alternate-arm waving. The conversation goes on all year (except October!) intensifying during breeding season. Males walk peculiarly, jump, wag their toes, stretch their legs, lift their arms, wave, shake their hands, jerk their bodies, inflate their vocal sacs alternately. Courtship includes this : “Male frogs pushed off from the ground with their arms, to elevate the front parts of their bodies. They bobbed and wove their heads from side to side in snakelike figure-eight patterns. While sitting, they picked their feet up and showed their toes. Some of these displays were for courtship, some were warn-

ings to rival males and some were used for both. None had ever been observed in frogs before. The vocal playlist included peeps, squeals and a special courtship call made up of five notes. Males and females even shared special tactile signals, something else that was previously unknown in frog courtship. Males peeped courtship calls in response to a female’s touch.”

Sounds just like human first love!

The emerald eyed Taiwanese frog survives by eating its mother’s gooey unfertilized eggs.

The Mount Iberia frog from Cuba currently holds the Guinness World Record for smallest frog at 10 millimetres long. But to make up for its size it is coated in poison. These dwarfs, downsized deliberately to prey on mites, are overlooked as meals by larger frogs. The mites possess alkaloids. By consuming them, the frogs reallocate their poisons for their own use.

Gardiner’s frogs, from the Seychelles islands, lack a middle ear and eardrum to hear sounds but use their mouth cavities to pick up on noise and make their own.

All frogs are known for their jumping skills. The Australian Rocket frog can leap over 50 times its own body length, 6.5 feet. The African frog is the best. It can jump 14 feet in a single bound.

The Bornean flat-headed frog is the world’s only lungless frog. It breathes through its skin.

Some South American frogs are so toxic that one drop of their skin secretions can kill a human. Poison frogs usually have bright colours to warn predators that their skin is toxic.

Amazon horned frogs are ambush predators and

aggressively territorial.

Some Amazon villagers wear high leather boots to repel frog attacks!

Many frogs use their eyeballs to swallow. Once they have prey in their mouth, to help force it down their throat, they actually pull their eyeballs down to put more pressure on the food.

The African Clawed Frog has three claws on each hind foot, which it uses to tear food. Then it uses its hands to shove food in its mouth and push down its throat.

The common Surinam toad is one of the world’s most bizarre amphibians.

The animal’s flattened shape makes it look like a pancake, and it spends its whole life in water. When the male and female mate, the female releases her eggs and the male catches and fertilizes them. The eggs embed in the spongy tissue of the female’s back, which grows over them. When the babies develop into froglets, they burst out of their mother’s back.

The tiny fingernail size “mutable rain frog” of Ecuador’s Andes Mountains skips the tadpole stage and develops into a frog directly within its egg. It has a spiny skin texture which it can transform into smooth in minutes! Researchers also don’t yet know how the frog morphs its skin from smooth to spiny, and then back again.

Frogs do not adapt.

Air temperature, wind, soil erosion, humidity –any change contributes to their disappearance. As they go, the world’s insect population- specially the pests increase.

To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www. peopleforanimalsindia.org

Post-mortem Admission awareness Collective responsibility: No time for fear

dmission in the right institution is the first step towards career planning”, India Northeast Tribal Community Welfare Society advises students to be careful and vigilant while looking for professional colleges outside the state as there are many professional colleges . One must be meticulous enough to check the recognition ,affiliation certificates of colleges before taking admission. As at the end of the day, it will be the loss of our student’s career and money if any college turns out to be without proper authentic documentation and approvals from competent authorities. This will lead to undue harassment of students not only to face financial and physical difficulties but also mental tensions.

This is the season of such spurious activities for those who are waiting for their results and searching for their future colleges. In the quest for good colleges most students are victimized and exploited under the guise of free admission schemes , scholarships, vocational trainings, career opportunities etc. Students are advised not to go for free schemes , scholarships tests or exams conducted by some colleges/ universities/agencies or free visit to universities etc as such institutes are on the verge of closing down due to lack of students, so they resort to many different ways to admit students in order that their colleges and courses are not closed down and de-recognized. Under some such schemes students faced a lot of undue harassment as witnessed in the past years also. Degrees and certificates alone cannot help to secure a job but a degree with competence will help a student in the long run, and for that one must get into a recognized colleges/universities that has qualified faculties, well maintained libraries, labs etc. Naturally, good institutes gets their seats filled without any publicity and does not offer any education schemes or scholarship tests as they stand on their own reputation. However, if one possess the required percentage then there is no problem in getting admissions in reputed top colleges.

Our society is the first organization in North East region to take the initiative of inspecting colleges in India as we have observed students facing a lot of problems during admission time and many have been duped in various admission cases. By visiting many Universities and colleges we have seen many good and recognized colleges ; while some are going to close down for lack of students ; others lack facilities like labs, libraries, qualified faculties etc. Some such colleges ,universities along with some agencies and organizations are flowing in with different types of admission process and trying to collaborate with some student bodies, government departments, schools, colleges, coaching centres etc

to admit students to their colleges and universities. So, we advised students to be careful as without knowing the real status of such college/universities, students can be duped to take admission just by showing their course/buildings. There are many cases in admissions outside the state for professional courses which is misused by some colleges, agencies, organizations with the help of some local people in the name of helping tribal students, so students should be careful during admission time and be aware as such activities will benefit the colleges only at the cost of students’ career. Every college/university claims that they are the best but it depends on the knowledge and wise decision of the students. We advise students and parents to authenticate any educational institutes and request them to be cautious and vigilant about any kinds of bogus activities , so that their career is not jeopardized by simply jumping at any attractive offers. They are asked to weigh the pros and cons before taking any further step, as their education and career is at stake.

In some states even though students get through state JEE ,they opt out of govt. quotas, thus seats in most professional colleges remained vacant due to mushrooming up of many professional colleges especially engineering, agri and allied courses, so students need to be cautious while seeking admission. For those who wants to pursue MBBS,PG, BDS seats can be availed only through NEET exam . There is no need to book seats by making advance payments to any agencies or colleges as after qualifying NEET plenty of seats will be available.

Parents are advised to let their children reside in college hostel; visit them from time to time; check their academic performances and attendance records , so that they can stay updated about the activities and gain first hand information of their wards . Some tips to find good colleges: check recognition/affiliation status; courses affiliation; faculties; libraries and labs.

India Northeast Tribal Community Welfare Society (INTCWS) under its education wing Libra Consultancy registered under Government of Nagaland H/RS .No.3935/2004 ,Notun Bosti, Dimapur have vast personal experiences in education and field survey of universities and colleges outside the state. Our society have inspected more than 361 universities ,colleges ,schools across India and creates free awareness and counseling for welfare of tribal students community undergoing professional courses since 2008. For any query one can avail free service at its offices in Notun Bosti Dimapur and D.Block, near KPS Press Kohima, contact 9612160086.

Atsei Sekhose, Chairman India Northeast Tribal Community Welfare Society

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very Human, as a Social Being, owes Responsibility to the Society he lives in. Part of this responsibility lies in looking out for the welfare of other members of our Society. This entails not only caring for the less fortunate among us, but also ensuring that the Customs and Laws which regulate the smooth running of Society are not broken. A Society that ceases to adhere to Laws and Regulations is a Society that has succumbed to Fear; fear of the Law-breakers amidst us.

There was a time when the People of Nagaland, both Naga and Non-Naga, lived under the shadow of fear; fear of the Undergrounds and fear of the Indian Armed Forces. That was the time when the Nagaland Police was paralyzed; when playing cards or carom could get you a merciless beating from the Undergrounds; a routine frisking by the Armed Forces could turn ugly in an instant, if you happened to have anything even remotely considered suspicious; for instance, a magazine with an article on the N.S.C.N. That was the time when kidnappings, extortions and murder ran rampant in Nagaland.

How did things descended to that level? The answer is simple, “It is because, we, as a Society, did not speak out against small infringements of our rights that the LawBreakers became emboldened to commit greater atrocities upon us.” Our attitude was, it did not affect us directly, it did not concern our village, it did not affect our tribe, and it was not our “Kitchen Matter.”

Well, the reality is that it is “Everything is Our Kitchen

Matter.” You have your Personal Kitchen, your Family kitchen, your Village Kitchen and your Tribal Kitchen; but we have the Collective Kitchen called Nagaland. The Aroma or Stink from whatever you cook in your various Kitchens either Sweetens or Fouls up the air of Nagaland; so what you do in your Kitchen is your personal business, unless it happens to be Illegal, then it becomes everybody’s business.

I bring this up in the context of the kidnapped tanker driver, Tula Ram Bura Gohain and his helper, Adman Surin; who were kidnapped in Tuensang District. The recent past has seen a rise in kidnappings; this trend must be stopped before it becomes a way of life, once again, in Nagaland. The responsibility for their safety lies, not in the hands of the Administration or Police alone; but in the hands of every Person Living in Nagaland. We are the Citizens of Nagaland and it is Our Collective Responsibility to ensure that Nagaland is not polluted in any way. Today, it’s two Non-Nagas in Tuensang; tomorrow, it could be a Naga from your District, your Tribe, your Village or your Family.

The following steps must be taken:1. The Policy of our Underground Groups to accept all comers as recruits has led to them being viewed as a Refuge for all the Anti-Social Elements in Nagaland. Therefore, every Underground Group must either categorically claim or deny responsibility for this crime. Furthermore, they must ensure that none of their Cadres are acting independently in

the matter, if they are not to be suspect in this crime.

2. The E.N.P.O. must make assiduous inquiries of the Inhabitants in the Villages in and around the Area where the two were kidnapped. Every other Tribal Organisation must give their unstinted support to the E.N.P.O. in every way possible.

3. Every Person who hails from the Area of the Kidnapping must pressure those back home to help the Authorities in every way possible.

4. If the Authorities know of the involvement of any Organisation, it must be revealed so that the Public may bring Pressure to bear for the safe release of the two.

5. Until the whereabouts of Mr. Gohain and Mr. Surin are discovered, Petroleum Dealers and Transporters, across Nagaland must stop functioning. We enjoy the Collective Benefits of Nagaland so we must feel the Collective Pinch of wrongdoing; only then will we realize that our Collective Benefits means that we owe a Collective Responsibility to Nagaland and all those who live and pass through it.

On a personal note, I have not fuelled my vehicle, nor do I intend to do so in the nearby Fuel Outlets in Assam, until this issue is resolved. This is not a time for fear or secrecy, but a time for every Person in Nagaland to do something to absolve the State of Nagaland from a cowardly, criminal act.

God save Nagaland Kahuto Chishi Sumi, Akukau, Hevishe Village, Khaghaboto Range, (Kahuto107@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post Sir,

Basic public amenity

The same old power outage problems have started all over again. It is high time that good transformers are brought to district headquarters and electricity regulated properly. The moment there is strong wind or rain, for sure the power outage follows with the inevitable excuse that repair works are underway. For the citizens of Nagaland to have good power supply it depends on the department for good services. However, it mostly depends on the government and its effort to ensure that basic amenity that belongs to public is not denied at any cost.

Limayangla Aier, Mokokchung

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

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Omar slams BJP for promoting MLA ‘present’ at Kathua rally

Omar Abdullah

NEW DELHI, Apr 30 ( AG E N C I E S / I A N S ) : Former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir today questioned the state government’s stance on the Kathua rape after a BJP MLA, Rajiv Jasrotia, who had reportedly attended the pro-rapist rally in Kathua, was promoted as a cabinet minister.

“Two BJP ministers removed in J&K for attending a pro-rapist rally and an MLA who is reported to have attended the same rally is promoted as a minister. Why are the BJP/

Mehbooba Mufti confused about where they stand on the Kathua rape?” National Conference leader Omar Abdullah tweeted.

Following his promotion, Times Now questioned Jasrotia if he was rewarded for attending the rally organised by Hindu Ekta Manch. The newlyappointed minister said that he was never a part of the rally.

The MLA from Kathua, Jasrotia, was today sworn in as a minister in the state’s PDP-BJP government led by Mehbooba

Mufti as part of BJP’s plan to reshuffle its party’s ministers in the state cabinet.

On April 17, the saffron party had asked all its nine ministers in the PDP-BJP government in the state to submit their resignations so new faces could be brought in.

Earlier this month, two BJP MLAs, BJP ministers Lal Singh and Chander Prakash Ganga, had tendered their resignation after nation-wide uproar over their presence in a rally organised in support of those accused in the rape and murder of an eightyear-old girl in Jammu’s Kathua.

Today, BJP spokesperson Ram Madhav dismissed the allegations that the reshuffle is related to the Kathua incident.

“The cabinet reshuffle has nothing to do with the Kathua incident. Our government has completed three years and we decided to give a chance to new faces,” he clarified.

Kathua is ‘small issue’, says new J&K Deputy CM

In an embarrassment to the ruling PDP-BJP alliance, Jammu and Kashmir’s new Deputy Chief Minister Kavinder Gupta said after being sworn in that the Kathua rape and murder was a “small issue”. Answering questions about his role in ensuring the stability of the ruling alliance, Gupta said the reshuffle of the council of ministers was in itself a proof of the seriousness which the coalition attaches to better governance.

Asked whether the Kathua rape and murder incident had impacted the reshuffle, he said: “That was a small issue.” Both President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have said that the rape and murder of an eight-year-old in Kathua has shaken the country and made everyone hang their heads in shame.

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Heat wave SRADP: NCSU Himachal CM lays foundation conditions engulf stones of projects worth ` 120 cr Phek against Haryana, Punjab Manali , A p r 3 0 emergency, an ambulance subletting works Chandigarh, Apr 30 (IANS): Narnaul town in Haryana hit a high of 44.3 degrees while Hisar town sizzled at 42.7 degrees on Monday as heat wave conditions were reported in parts of Haryana and Punjab.

The maximum temperatures were two to five degrees above average, Met department officials said here.

The maximum temperature crossed the 40 degrees Celsius mark at several places at several places across both states.

Amritsar city in Punjab recorded a high of 42.1 degrees, five degrees above average. Patiala and Ludhiana recorded were at 41.2 and 41.4 degrees respectively.

Chandigarh recorded a high of 40 degrees.

Met department officials said heat wave conditions would prevail over the region in the coming days.

Some places are likely to experience thunderstorms.

(IANS): Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur laid foundation stones for development projects of Rs 120 crore in Kullu district in the past two days, it was announced on Monday.

Addressing a public meeting at Manu Rangshala here after launching Senior Citizens Initiative of the District Red Cross Society, Thakur said the government was committed for the welfare of the senior citizens and would ensure that they lead a respectable life.

Under this scheme, medical facilities would be provided to the senior citizens. In case of a medical

with a doctor and other para-medical staff would visit the old person to provide treatment. The Chief Minister said that, in his first cabinet meeting, it had been decided to reduce the age limit for getting social security old-age pension without the income limit from 80 years to 70 years.

He said this has benefitted thousands of old people in the state.

Noting that he neither belonged to a political family nor an affluent family, Thakur said: “I had to travel 18 kms daily to reach school and come back home and I understand the expectations and emotions of the common man.”

(From p-1) NCSU unit said that it would not compromise on workmanship and would ensure that tyhe prescribed specification were adhered to.

It also sought cooperation from all contractors as well as public, NGOs and groups in order to ensure quality workmanship and successful completion of the project.

Reminding that the public felt the pinch from the last failed project, the union said it would supervise the works so that works were carried out smoothly and without any unwanted disturbances.

Odisha collects Rs 6,625 cr under GST in 2017-18 Bhubaneswar, Apr 30 (IANS): The Odisha government has collected Rs 6,625.91 crore under the Goods and Service Tax (GST) in 2017-18, Finance Minister Sashi Bhusan Behera told the state Assembly on Monday.

Replying to a written question, the Minister said Rs 1,832.74 crore had been collected under the Acts subsumed in the GST which was implemented in the coun-

try on July 1, 2017. The state government claimed Rs 2,309.67 crore GST compensation from the Centre. “As against Rs 2,309.67 crore GST compensation due up to March 2018, the Centre has released Rs 2,019 crore up to February 2018. The Centre will release an amount of Rs 290.67 crore towards the loss for the month of March in its bi-monthly compensation of March and April in May 2018,” said Behera.

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Muslim community members offer namaz as police personnel look on, in Gurugram on Friday.

Gurugram, Apr 30 (IANS): A protest march under the banner of the Sanyukt Hindu Sangharsh Samiti was taken out here on Monday to demand cancellation of an FIR against six youths on the charge of disrupting ‘namaz’ on government land.

The protesters gathered at the Kamla Nehru Park and marched to the Mini Secretariat, where they handed over a memorandum to the Additional Deputy Commissioner for forwarding it to Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.

Six persons were arrested after an FIR was filed at the Sector 53 police station on Thursday evening for allegedly disrupting the

Muslim prayers at an open ground in Sector 53 and threatening those offering prayers. The FIR was registered against Arun, Manish, Deepak, Mohit, Ravinder and Monu on charges of hurting religious feelings, disturbing religious worship, and criminal intimidation under the Indian Penal Code on a complaint by Wajid Khan and Nehru Yuva Sangathan Welfare Society Chairman Hazid Shahzad Khan.

Gurugram Police said the accused hailed from Wazirabad and Kanhai villages and did not owe allegiance to any right-wing group.

Civil Judge Neetika Bharadwaj had on Sunday granted bail to the six accused on

technical grounds as police did not follow proper procedure before booking them. The court also took into consideration the fact that the authorities did not give permission for holding the prayers on government land. Former Gurugram Bar Association President Kulbhushan Bharadwaj, the counsel of the accused and who led the protesters, said: “People were conducting prayers on government land in front of a temple near Wazirabad without permission from authorities. Besides, police did not follow proper procedure for registering the FIR. Police also admitted in court that permission had not been given for conducting prayers.”

“Effor ts have been made in the past to vitiate atmosphere by pro-Pakistan slogans after prayers. When some youths stopped them from doing so, police took one-sided action and sent six of them to jail. A large number of these Muslims are from Bangladesh and don’t possess proper identification documents.” said the memorandum submitted by the protesters.

He said natural resources are the potential wealth of the earth and when properly harnessed it becomes a key factor in economic reconstruction and national development. Prof.

Changkija said effective utilization of natural resources was of great aid in industrial development and they were the main biophysical asset for survival.

He also went into the details of vegetation and its forest types, hot spot of Nagaland, floristic resources, different crops of Nagaland, medical plants, agricultural resource system, faunal resources of Northeast and Nagaland and others.

Prof. Changkija said Nagaland has 231 crops cultivable in the state and had many rare animals and plants species found only in Nagaland. CEO and coordinator entrepreneurs Associates Nagaland, Neichute Doulo, in his presentation, said the skilling could be

focused in the local context, local resources, and local skills to provide employment opportunities and demands for the market.

He said skill development must be easily teachable and acquirable and must generate income and wealth. Doulo also highlighted many probable skill development avenues with potential.

Founder and executive secretary sustainable development forum Nagaland, Amba Jamir, in his presentation, sought to encourage understanding of skill development, assets and resources, space and opportunity, livelihood and entrepreneurship and others.

The inaugural session was chaired by assistant professor Dr. Seyiekhrielie Whiso, dept. of english KSC, welcome address was delivered by KSC principal, Dr. Lily Sema while assistant professor Wenyitso Kapfo, dept. of botany KSC, moderated the panel discussion.

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Bengaluru, Apr 30 (IANS): The non-resident Indians (NRIs) hailing from Karnataka want the Congress to retain power as the party’s manifesto promises to make investing in the state “easy” for the diaspora, said Congress leader Sam Pitroda on Monday.

“The NRIs from the state are coming together to ensure that the Congress wins the state elections because they believe in the party’s ideology. The

Congress government in the state has promised in its manifesto to ease the process of NRIs’ investments in the state,” he told reporters here.

Pitroda, 75, a telecom expert, is the Chairman of the party’s Overseas Congress Department based in Chicago in the US. He was also the Advisor to former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

State capital Bengaluru, which is the country’s tech hub, will thrive in the policies that will be brought in by the Congress, he said.

“As the world looks to India for innovative solutions, India looks to Karnataka and in turn Bengaluru.”

Panaji, Apr 30 (IANS): Former Chief Minister Digambar Kamat was on Monday questioned by the Goa Police Crime Branch’s Special Investigation Team in connection with the Rs 35,000 crore illegal mining scam. Kamat, one of the main accused in the scam, along with top bureaucrats and mining company magnates, was questioned for nearly two hours by investigating officials at the Crime Branch office near Panaji.

While Kamat did not comment after the questioning, a Crime Branch spokesman said that he was quizzed about some of his decisions as the then Chief Minister and Mines Minister between 2007 and 2012.

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The probe found that 28 ‘connected entities’ (group) had employed a scheme for offloading a large number of shares of KCL in a manipulative manner. They participated in the larger scheme of sending misleading ‘buy’ recommendations through over 3.42 crore bulk SMSes designed to create investor interest to buy those

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New Delhi, Apr 30 (PTI): Markets regulator Sebi has barred 28 entities from the capital markets for sending out unauthenticated SMSes in bulk with misleading ‘buy’ recommendations to pump up trading volumes in the shares of Kalpa Commercial.

The order comes after Sebi received complaints from intermediaries alleging that some unknown entities are sending guaranteed return SMSes, thereby misguiding the investors with unauthenticated SMSes. Following this, Sebi conducted a preliminary probe into the share trading of Kalpa Commercial Ltd (KCL) during October 10-18, 2017, specifically in relation to bulk Short Message Services (SMSes) circulated with questionable

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New Delhi, Apr 30 (PTI): Gold prices fell by Rs 120 to Rs 32,200 per 10 gram at the bullion market Monday, tracking a weak trend overseas and muted demand from local jewellers. Silver also dropped by Rs 150 to Rs 40,300 per kg due to reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said a weak trend overseas as strength in dollar against some currencies eroded appeal of the precious metal as a safehaven investment and fading demand from local jewellers at the domestic spot markets pulled down gold prices.

Globally, gold fell by 0.43 per cent to USD 1,316.90 an ounce and silver by 0.36 per cent to USD 16.40 an ounce in Singapore.

completion.

“For 726 projects, where original/anticipated commissioning date has not been reported, all concerned have been requested to provide the original/anticipated commissioning date so that these projects can be monitored for completion vis-a-vis the targeted dates,” it said.

Of the 258 delayed projects, 51 have overall delay in the range of 1-12 months, 56 projects (13-24 months), 83 projects (25-60 months) and 68 projects (61 months and above).

The report attributes the time overrun to a host of issues, including delay in land acquisition, forest clearance, supply of equipment, fund constraint, Maoist incursion, legal cases and law and order situation.

bank. The biggest contribution during his period was the transformation of the bank from manual banking to modern day core banking at par with other banks.

Lemba Chang, Additional RCS, Nagaland, while endorsing the views of Vice Chairman, commended the Board of Directors for their role in the development of the bank. He termed the Primary Level Cooperative Societies as the foundation of the bank which need to be uplifted in order to make the bank more viable.

S. K . D h u m a l , G M (OIC) NABARD, RO Nagaland while fine-tuning the DAP assured to assist the bank and Primary Level Cooperative Societies with all possible means.

The meeting was chaired by Lipoktoba Aier, GM (Admn & Vigil) while vote of thanks was delivered

by D.Sale, GM (ID).

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According to the report, the expenditure incurred on these projects till January 2018 is Rs 6.61 lakh crore, which is 35.92 per cent of the anticipated cost of the projects.

Of the 1,304 projects, 6 have reported completion and 9 new projects have been initiated during January.

While 15 projects are ahead of schedule, 305 are on schedule, 258 are delayed, 356 projects are showing cost overrun and 94 projects are showing both time and cost overrun with respect to original implementation schedules, the report said.

However, it said the number of delayed projects decreases to 223 if delay is calculated with reference to latest revised schedules of

New Delhi, Apr 30 (PTI): As many as 356 infrastructure projects, each worth Rs 150 crore or above, have shown cost overrun of Rs 2.19 lakh crore owing to delays and other reasons, a report said.

Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation monitors infrastructure projects worth Rs 150 crore and above.

“Total original cost of implementation of 1,304 projects was Rs 16.21 lakh crore and their anticipated completion cost is Rs 18.41 lakh crore, which reflects overall cost overrun of Rs 2.19 lakh crore (13.56 per cent of original cost),” the ministry’s latest report for January 2018 said.

Of these 1,304 projects, 356 reported cost overrun and 258 times escalation.

the identity of the bank with pride and to work shoulder to shoulder with the State for economic emancipation of the people. He however asserted that in order to help the people, the organization need to be financially viable and it was, therefore, important that the official work with definite plan and programme to elevate the financial stature of the bank.

And it is therefore necessary that the DAP should be implemented in letter and spirit.

Recalling the efforts of Imtilemba Longkumer, Managing Director, who will be superannuating on June 30, he termed Longkumer as one of the best Managing Director of the bank, who during his tenure seamlessly led the bank to its present stature, where the profit base of the bank has enlarged along with other financial apparatus of the

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D i ma p u r , A p r 3 0 (NPN): Branch Managers Conference of Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd was held on April 27 at its head office in Dimapur.

Speaking at the conference, Vice Chairman of the bank, Kekhwengulo Lea, lauded the efforts of officials and every employees of the bank for earning a profit of Rs. 860.63 Lakh during the financial year 2017-18. He also urged them to accept the challenges for the financial year 2018-19 where a profit of Rs.1308.00 Lakh was projected and earmarked under the Development Action Plan (DAP).

Ter ming Nagaland State Cooperative Bank as a viable institution which is catering to the financial needs of cooperative societies, farmers, government employees and the general public, he urged upon the officers and employees to wear

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said, “If the level (of prices now) does not go up, there is no reason (for excise duty cut).”

Every rupee cut in excise duty on petrol and diesel will result in a revenue loss of Rs 13,000 crore.

Asked if there is any thinking of cutting excise duty or asking PSU oil firms to hold rates till elections in Karnataka, he said, “We have not seen anything (on it).”

The central government levies Rs 19.48 a litre of excise duty on petrol and Rs 15.33 per litre on diesel. State sales tax or VAT vary from state to state. In Delhi, VAT on petrol is Rs

the highest since September 14, 2013, when rates had hit Rs 76.06. Diesel price at Rs 65.93 is the highest ever.

India has the highest retail prices of petrol and diesel among South Asian nations as taxes account for half of the pump rates.

The government had raised excise duty nine times between November 2014 and January 2016 to shore up finances as global oil prices fell, but then cut the tax just once in October last year by Rs 2 a litre.

Subsequent to that excise duty reduction, the Centre had asked states to also lower VAT, but just four of them - Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh - reduced rates while others including BJP-ruled ones ignored the call.

In all, duty on petrol rate was hiked by Rs 11.77 per litre and that on diesel by 13.47 a litre in those 15 months that helped government’s excise mop up more than double to Rs 2,42,000 crore in 2016-17 from Rs 99,000 crore in 2014-15.

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15.84 and Rs 9.68 a litre on diesel.

The gover nment is hoping that geopolitical tensions would ease and US shale oil would help ease oil prices that are near threeyear high.

“Fundamental reasons, to my mind, don’t exist for oil prices to go up further from both demand and supply situation,” Garg said.

The recent spurt may have been because of stock drawdowns, trade tensions and geopolitics around Syria and Korea.

“I think demand-supply situation is also turning alright. I think those (geopolitical issues) are also getting out of the way. So I don’t expect prices to go up further and that’s why I said ideally it should come down,” he said.

State-owned oil firms, which have been since June last year revising auto fuel prices daily, today kept petrol and diesel rates unchanged for the sixth day in a row.

Petrol in the national capital costs Rs 74.63 a litre,

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NEW DELHI, Apr 30 (PTI): The government is not considering cutting excise duty on petrol and diesel yet as rates have not touched levels that could trigger such an action, said Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg.

State oil firms have not revised petrol and diesel price for almost a week now.

This comes after the prices of petrol hit a 55-month high of Rs 74.63 a litre and diesel rates climbed to a record high of Rs 65.93.

In an interview to PTI, Garg said oil prices can impact the government’s fiscal maths if they result in a spike in rates of domestic cooking gas (LPG) - the only commodity that is subsidised now.

“Otherwise there is no direct subsidy any longer,” he said. “Indirect subsidy/ impact comes, if crude oil prices reach a certain level (and) there might by some rethink about excise duty etc. That’s not happened so far.” Without indicating the level of oil prices that could trigger an excise duty cut, he

Mumbai, Apr 30 (PTI): Engineering exporters’ apex body EEPC India today said India’s exports grew by 17 per cent to USD 76 billion in financial year 2017-18.

The engineering exports, which account for over 25 per cent of the country’s total merchandise exports, grew to USD 76 billion against USD 65.23 billion in FY17 on the back of robust performance of the sector, the Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC) India said in a release.

“The stellar performance of the sector is mainly attributed to the metal pack even as the US remained the top market for us,” EEPC India chairman Ravi Sehgal said. Iron and steel exports registered a 29.42 per cent growth during FY18 to USD 11.20 billion, from USD 8.66 billion in FY17.

Products of iron and steel recorded growth in exports by 14.82 per cent to USD 6.76 billion during FY18, against USD 5.89 billion during FY17, according to the release. The US continued to be the top most exporting destination for India’s engineering products, registering a 44.3 per cent growth for the last financial year.

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confirmed that one of its reporters, 29-year-old Ahmad Shah, was killed in a separate attack in eastern Khost province, near the border with Pakistan. The broadcaster did not immediately give further details.

In a third attack 11 children were killed and 16 people wounded, including foreign and Afghan security force members, when a suicide attacker exploded his bomb-laden car near

LONDON , APR 3 0 (AGENCIES): Missile strikes on military sites in northern Syria overnight reportedly killed a number of pro-government fighters, including Iranians.

The Syrian military said facilities in Hama and Aleppo provinces were struck. It did not say if there were any casualties.

But a UK-based monitoring group said four Syrians and 22 foreigners, mostly Iranians, died. It is not known who was behind the attacks.

Western nations and Israel have previously hit sites in

Syria. Earlier this month, the US, UK and France bombed three facilities they said were associated with the Syrian government’s alleged chemical weapons programme.

Israel is alleged to have hit an airbase reportedly serving as an Iranian drone command centre and containing an advanced Iranian air defence system. Seven Iranians were among 14 military personnel killed in that attack. Israel has repeatedly vowed to stop Iran from strengthening its military presence in Syria, where it

has deployed hundreds of troops since the country’s civil war began in 2011 to help keep President Bashar al-Assad in power.

Thousands of Shia Muslim militiamen armed, trained and financed by Iran - mostly from Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement, but also Iraq, Afghanistan and Yemen - have also fought alongside the Syrian army.

A Syrian military source cited by the official Sana news agency said only that the sites targeted on Sunday night were “exposed… to a new aggression”.

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Following Javid’s promotion, the Downing Street also announced that former Northern Ireland Secretary James Brokenshire will return to the cabinet as Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary.

Javid, who first entered Parliament in 2010 and supported remaining in the European Union despite being regarded as a Eurosceptic, led the government’s response to last year’s Grenfell fire disaster.

Over the weekend, he told the Sunday Telegraph the Windrush scandal felt

Missiles strikes ‘kill pro-Assad fighters’ Hasina urges India to help resolve Rohingya crisis

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Kevisede Kintso (President) Upper (TTYP)

Sajid Javid

“very personal”.

“I’m a second-generation migrant. My parents came to this country from Pakistan just like the Windrush generation.

“They came to this country after the Second World War to help rebuild it... My dad worked in a cotton mill, he worked as a bus driver.

“When I heard about the Windr ush issue, I thought that could’ve been my mum, dad, uncle or me.”

Rudd’s resignation after the Guardian revealed that in a leaked 2017 letter to May, Rudd had told the Prime Minister of her intention to increase deportations by 10 per cent, seemingly at odds with her denials that she was aware of deportation targets. She was due to appear in the House of Commons on Monday to explain the revelation.

Speculation about her future had swirled on April 27, as the Home Office and Downing Street failed to respond to claims that she was aware of targets for removing illegal migrants from Britain.

Dhaka, Apr 30 (IANS): Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday urged India, China, Russia and Japan to provide major support to its efforts to resolve the Rohingya crisis.

“We expect India, China, Russia and Japan to play major roles in resolving the crisis,” Hasina said in a meeting with the UN Security Council delegation led by its current President

Gustavo Meza-Cuadra.

She called on the international community to put pressure on Myanmar over the Rohingya issue and spoke of meeting representatives of India, China, Thailand, Laos and other countries neighbouring Myanmar on the crisis, bdnews24.com reported.

Myanmar should move forward with the repatriation of the refugees accord-

FELICITATION

With immense pride and honour, the Shena Old Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Ditolyn Sumi, D/o K. Hekishe Sumi, Joint Director Department of Soil Conservation, for her remarkable achievement as a topper in M.Sc. (Agriculture) from the College of Post Graduate Studies, Barapani, Meghalaya.

The Union is grateful for the laurels she has brought to us.

We further wish her a bright future and success.

Hika Kits President SOSU

Anaholi Achumi General Secretary SOSU OFFICE OF THE

SÜMI AWOMI KUQHAKULU KIPHIRI DISTRICT

ing to its agreements with Bangladesh, said Hasina.

Over 1.15 million registered Rohingyas have been residing in the southeastern part of Bangladesh, known as the Cox’s Bazar region, after they fled Myanmar’s

OFFICE OF THE

LOCAL PLANNING CUM FUND RAISING COMMITTEE 2020 AKM KHAR

The raffle draw which was scheduled to be drawn on the 2nd of May 2018 is deferred to 16th of June 2018, due to unavoidable circumstances.

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FELICITATION

We the Chozubami Welfare Union and Prayer Fellowship Dimapur heartily congratulate Dr. Mudozo Keyho on his promotion to Additional Director, AH and Vety. Services, Govt. of Nagaland The Union & Fellowship, Dimapur sincerely prays that the Almighty God continue to bless him with good health and wisdom throughout his endeavour for the people.

MR. CHIVEYI RN. PHESAO Vice President CWU, Dimapur

Hq. Kiphire

Reg. No. HOME/SRC-7204 The Sumi Awomi clan of Kiphire District on 7th Nov' 2017 at H. Phutoi Awomi's Farm Tsomolong Sanphure Village has the following resolutions : 1. For the Sumi Awomi clan of Kiphire District has come with the nomenclature 'Sumi Awomi Kuqhakhulu Kiphire District'. (SAKD) 2. Motto "Kuqhakulu no Toni" (Victory Through Unity) 3. Office bearers of Sumi Awomi Kuqhakulu Kiphire District has been elected for the tenure 2018-2020.

1. H. Phutoi Awomi (Seyochung Village) : President 2. Hukavi Awomi (Yangzitong Village) : Vice President 3. Tokato Awomi (Lukhami Village) : Gen. Secretary 4. Henato Awomi (Natsami Village) : Joint Secretary 5. Akheho Awomi (Nitoi Village) : Finance Secretary 6. G. Shitovi Awomi (Seyochung Village) : Treasurer ADVISORS : 1. Vikiye Awomi GB (Lukhami Village) 2. Aheto Awomi GB (Phisami Village) 3. Ahokhe Awomi (Lukhami Village) Sumi Awomi Kuqhalulu Kiphire District (SAKKD) will function under the aegis of Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu (SAK) Nagaland.

(H. Phutoi Awomi) (Henato Awomi) President Joint Secretary SAKKD SAKKD

Rakhine to escape a military crackdown on their villages in August.

The Rohingya refugees alleged that the Myanmar military engaged in killings, rape and the burning of their villages.

MR. LUTSOYI RHAKHO Chairman CPF, Dimapur

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Washington, Apr 30 (IANS): An oak tree sapling, planted by US President Donald Trump and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron has mysteriously vanished, the media reported. The sapling was a gift from the French President during his state visit last week, reports ABC News.

The two heads planted the sapling on April 23 in the South Lawn.

But now, less than a week later, photos show an off-colour, pale patch of turf where the sapling once stood. The White House did not immediately respond to ABC News’ request for comment. The sapling came from Belleau Wood in northeast France, where about 2,000 American soldiers died in a World War I battle. The disappearance of Macron’s gift has become an internet sensation with mounting speculation about the tree’s fate.

man Hashmat Stanikzai said the second explosion came minutes after the first and targeted reporters at the scene.

“The bomber disguised himself as a journalist and detonated himself among the crowd,” he said.

The interior ministry confirmed the number of deaths and said 49 people had been wounded amid fears the toll could rise.

Later Monday the BBC

Lo n d o n, A p r 3 0 (IANS): British Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday named Sajid Javid, the son of a Pakistani bus driver, the new Home Secretary following Amber Rudd’s resignation for “inadvertently misleading” MPs over targets for removing illegal immigrants.

Javid, whose family came to the UK in the 1960s, is currently Communities, Local Government and Housing Secretary, reports the BBC. He is also the first member of an ethnic minority to hold the position.

The 48-year-old former investment banker and MP for Bromsgrove had also served as the Business and Culture Secretaries.

“The Queen has been pleased to approve the appointment of the Sajid Javid MP as Secretary of State for the Home Department,” the Downing Street said.

Rudd handed her resignation papers to May on Sunday night. Her exit followed weeks of revelations about the treatment of “Windrush generation” of Caribbean immigrants, who settled legally in post-war

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Security forces run from the site of a suicide attack after the second bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, April 30, 2018. (AP/PTI)

a convoy in the southern province of Kandahar, officials said.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for that attack, which brought the total number of people killed across the country to 37.

Journalists from Radio Free Europe and Afghan broadcasters Tolo News and 1TV, as well as others, were among those killed in Kabul, Reporters Without Borders said.

“This tragedy reminds us of the danger that our teams continually face on the ground and the essential role journalists play for democracy,” said Fabrice Fries, CEO of AFP. Marai -- who was buried later Monday -- joined AFP as a driver in 1996, the year the Taliban seized power, and began taking pictures on the side, covering stories including the US invasion in 2001.

KUALA LUMPUR, Apr 30 (Agencies): A Danish man was jailed for a week in Malaysia Monday after pleading guilty to breaking a law against “fake news”, the first person to be punished under the controversial legislation, AFP reported.

The law, passed in early April, makes the deliberate dissemination of false information punishable by up to six years in jail and a hefty fine. It has sparked outrage from rights groups who believe it is aimed at cracking down on dissent.

Salah Salem Saleh Sulaiman, a 46-year-old of Yemeni descent, admitted making and posting on YouTube a video accusing emergency services of responding slowly after a Palestinian Hamas member was gunned down in Kuala Lumpur.

Fadi al-Batsh, said to be a rocket-making expert, was on his way to dawn prayers on April 21 when he was assassinated by motorbikeriding gunmen, a killing his family have blamed on Israel’s spy agency.

Sajid Javid named UK Home Secretary

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Kabul, Apr 30 (AFP): Ten journalists including Agence France-Presse’s chief photographer in Kabul, Shah Marai, were among dozens killed in multiple attacks across Afghanistan Monday, in the deadliest day for the country’s media since 2001.

Two suicide blasts in Kabul killed 25 people including Marai along with at least eight other journalists, in what Reporters Without Borders said was the most lethal single attack on the media since the fall of the Taliban.

The attack, claimed by the Islamic State group, was condemned internationally by groups including the United Nations and the European Union, and spurred an outpouring of grief among Afghan journalists, many of whom took to Twitter to post tributes to colleagues and friends.

Kabul police spokes-

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and thanks to Zeliangrong Baptist Church Chumukedima, 13th IR (NAP) Bn, Mbaupunggwalui and all the individuals, neighbours, friends and well wishers who stood by us spiritually and physically at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Herazelung, S/o Kilungdi of 13th IR (NAP) Bn. on 19/04/2018.

Though words are inadequate to thank each of you, we sincerely pray that the Almighty God richly bless in return.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The family members of Lt. Imdangla Saku express profound gratitude and appreciations to the Shuttlers United Club Dimapur, donors, participants, volunteers, match officials and well-wishers for their generous monetary contributions, prayers and physical support during the “4th Imdangla Saku Memorial Badminton Tournament” held from 25th – 27th April, 2018. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to the following persons mentioned below for their immense contribution : 1. Dr. Lima Imchen Director, Eden Medical Centre 2. Shri. Moatoshi Longkumer MLA, Dimapur - II 3. Shri. Toshi Wungtung Advisor for IPR., SCERT& Village Guards 4. Dr. Maongwati Ao MS, Zion Hospital & Research Centre 5. Shri. Moa Sangtam Administrator, DMC 7. Special Thanks to Dr. Lima Imchen (President) & Shri. Aochuba Yaden (General Secretary) DP-3379

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he soap opera “Days of Our Lives” was the top winner of the 45th annual Daytime Emmy Awards. It took home the trophy for Outstanding Drama Series as well as Outstanding Lead Actor (James Reynolds), Supporting Actor (Greg Vaughan), Directing and Writing.

The winners were announced on Sunday night at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in California.

“The Talk” won for Outstanding Talk Show/ Entertainment beating out Ellen DeGeneres, while the ladies of “The Real” won for Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show Hosts, reports deadline.com.

Other winners for the evening included “Dr. Oz” winning for Outstanding Talk Show/Informative for a second year in a row as well as Steve Harvey, Wayne Brady, “The Price is Right”, “Good Morning America” and “Entertainment Tonight”.

During the ceremony, actress Deidre Hall honoured “Days of Our Lives” veterans and soap opera icons Bill Hayes and Susan Seaforth Hayes with the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Mario Lopez, who co-hosted the ceremony with Sheryl Underwood said that it was “not a show about politics”.

Even so, there was the

occasional mention of the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements and even Attorney Gloria Allred mentioned actor Bill Cosby’s guilty verdict when she came out on stage to present Outstanding Legal/ Courtroom Program to “Judge Mathis”.

Besides that, the ceremony was lighter on the social and political front as it stuck to celebrating daytime television.

Actress-singer Joely Fisher sang an In Memoriam tribute to the talent that people lost in the past year including singer-actress Della Reese, host Monty Hall, actress-singer Rose Marie and actor Jim Nabors, among others.

The ceremony also recognised anniversaries of iconic shows including the 50th anniversary of “Mr. Rogers Neighborhood” as well as the 55th anniversary of “General Hospital” and the 45th anniversary of “M*A*S*H”.

(IANS)

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eteran actor Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson’s 30th wedding anniversary party was attended by not only A-list celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, but also by former US president Barack Obama.

Some of the other stars who attended the couple’s party at their home in Pacific Palisades house included Kate Hudson, Martin Short, Isla Fisher, Kurt Russell, Goldie Hawn, Jimmy Kimmel and Conan O’Brien, reports eonline.com.

Hanks met Wilson in the early 1980s while

Avengers: Infinity War smashes global opening weekend box office record

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vengers: Infinity War made history by earning an estimated $630m (£457m) worldwide on its opening weekend.

That’s way ahead of the previous first weekend record of $542m set by The Fate of the Furious last year.

And the new Avengers movie, in which Marvel superheroes unite to battle Thanos, hasn’t opened in China yet.

It is also likely to take the all-time North American opening weekend record after making an estimated $250m. Star Wars: The Force Awakens took $248m.

Industry tracker Ex-

hibitor Relations made the estimates and official figures will come out later on Monday, but they rarely vary significantly from the estimates.

Infinity War, directed by brothers Joe and Anthony Russo, cost between $300m and $400m to make.

Actors including Robert Downey Jr, Scarlett Johansson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Chadwick Boseman and Chris Pratt, star in the sequel, the first of two parts. The conclusion is set to be released in May 2019.

The films with the all-time top five opening weekends are all sequels and spin-offs.

Post Malone’s new album is smashing streaming records

Top five global opening weekends Film Takings Release Avengers: Infinity War $630m 2018 The Fate of the Furious $542m 2017 Star Wars: The Force Awakens $529m 2015 Jurassic World $526m 2015 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 $483m 2011 Source: BoxOfficeMojo.com Deadpool actor Ryan War comes 10 years after Reynolds congratulated the the release of Iron Man, Avengers on their success which kicked off a series by posting a letter suppos- of high-profile superhero edly written by Tony Stark films.

(AKA Iron Man) to DeadThe first Avengers pool, rejecting his request came out in 2012. It held to join the Avengers. the previous record openR e y n o l d s w r o t e : ing for a Marvel film, mak“From a guy who never ing $207.4m domestically. knows when to quit, I’m Age of Ultron, the second glad you guys never did. Avengers feature, debuted Congrats #Avengers.” with $191m.

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filming the sitcom “Bosom Buddies”, although Wilson had a small role in it.

The couple then costarred in the 1985 film “Volunteers”. At the time, Hanks was still married to actress Samantha Lewes, so the couple did not go public with their relationship until 1986. The actor’s divorce was finalised in 1987.

Wilson and Hanks have two sons, Chester “Chet Haze” and Truman, together. Hanks also has son Colin and daughter Elizabeth from his marriage to Lewes.

(IANS)

ost Malone‘s new album ‘Beerbongs and Bentleys’ was only released last Friday, but it’s already smashing streaming records across the globe.

According to Spotify, the rapper’s sophomore studio effort has smashed the record for the most streams of the songs on an album in the U.S, with the 18 tracks being played almost 48 million times (precisely 47,930,039).

The figure gets even bigger on a global scale,with the record achieving 78,744,748 plays across the world on its first day of release.

At present, ‘Beerbongs & Bentleys’ cut ‘Rockstar’ has also secured a staggering 970 million plays, with the whole record expected to bag the top spot on the Billboard 200, giving Post his first US No.1 album.

Ryan Reynolds celebrates ‘...Infinity War’ success with ‘Deadpool’ joke

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ctor Ryan Reynolds, who plays Deadpool in the superhero franchise, congratulated the team of “Avengers: Infinity War” for the success by showing a rejection letter from Tony Stark (Iron Man).

In the wake of “Avengers: Infinity War” getting a good opening at the box office, Reynolds took to Twitter on Sunday to share a funny note of congratulations in which he posted a photograph

with a fake rejection letter, reports foxnews.com.

“From a guy who never knows when to quit, I’m glad you guys never did.

Congrats Avengers,” Reynolds wrote.

The photograph shows the brief letter from Stark Industries letterhead reading: “Re: Joining the Avengers.

No. Absolutely not. Go bother Prof. X. No. Sincerely, Tony Stark.”

(IANS)

OFFICE OF THE PHESAMA VILLAGE COUNCIL PHESAMA, KOHIMA

Travolta joins Foo Fighters on stage during ‘Grease’ cover

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oo Fighters were joined on stage by John Travolta last night, with his arrival coming at the most appropriate of moments.

As the rock giants performed in Jacksonville, Florida, they were joined

by Travolta during a cover of ‘You’re The One That I Want’ from the Grease soundtrack.

Footage recorded by fans sees Dave Grohl cryptically teasing that “it gets better” during the start of the performance , before the Hollywood icon makes his appearance on stage.

His arrival prompts huge disbelief from fans, and he’s seen having a brief chat with Dave Grohl before he salutes the crowd

and dances off stage.

“It’s too much! Thank you and good night”, Grohl remarks of Travolta’s appearance – before making his mock exit from the stage.

I t ’s b e l i eve d t h a t Travolta was in the area while he continues to film ‘Moose’, a new thriller directed by Limp Bizkit’s Fred Furst.

Earlier in the show, the Foos were joined by Billy Idol – who delivered an unexpected cover of John Lennon’s ‘Gimme Some Truth’.

Travolta’s surprise appearance marks the latest in a long line of unexpected guests at Foo Fighters shows, including ’80s icon Rick Astley.

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The Losami Students' Union and the Losami Woman Society would like to congratulate Ms. Vechiilou Kanou, Executive Director of Chakhesang Women Welfare Society for her achievement on receiving the prestigious CII WOMEN EXEMPLARY AWARD 2018.

We are proud of you, of your accomplishments, and of the contribution that your years of sacrifices represent.

We hope for your continued hard work and success. God bless you and your family. Heartiest congratulations.

Ms. Wepeu Mebou Chairperson, LWS

Mr. Hiweku Mebou President, LSU

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OFFICE OF THE

PHESAMA STUDENTS’ UNION Kohima : Nagaland

FELICITATION THE PHESAMA STUDENTS' UNION takes immense pride in congratulating Mr. MEDO M. KUOTSO, S/o MR. BIZO M. KUOTSU for securing the post of Medical Officer (class- I Gazetted) through NPSC (Combine Technical Services Examination 2016).

The Union genuinely acknowledge and appreciates his hard labour and dedication, bringing laurels to the Union and village in general and further wishes him unending blessing and prolific success in his future endeavors.

General Secretary, PSU President, PSU KEIVIZANO SELEYI KETOUNEIZO KAR

Appreciation

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25 YEARS AFTER RETIREMENT 1st May 1993 – 1st May 2018

Through this column, the Phesama Village Council express our heartfelt thanks to the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services (AHVS) for carrying out social service of giving CGI Sheets and 4 piglets to two beneficiaries and making Free distribution of Piggery Feed to a large number of villagers under the leadership of the Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Joseph M. Angami under RKVY Scheme on 27th April 2018.

While thanking the Department, we humbly convey that these kind of good services built trust and bridge the gap between the villagers and the Department and exhort the Department to continue its good work to the unreached too. Thank you.

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Beloved father Mr. Y. Lanu Jamir, Agri Officer of Khar Mangkolemba got retirement from his active service after serving full term as per Nagalande State Govt. Service Rule faithfully and diligently as an Agricultural Officer on 1st May 1993.

We are thankful to our Almighty God for His leading hand by granting long life with good health and all blessings throughout 25 years after retirement.

We wish him to live longer physically, mentally and sound health and above all blessings in the days to come.

From loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren and all the relatives.

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Henivi Village Council (HVC) would like to convey our sincere gratitude to Shri. Zhaleo Rio, Hon'ble Deputy Speaker for constructing 600 feet Hanging Bridge on Diphu River under Henivi Village Jurisdiction which was washed away by fury flood water of Diphu River in the year 2017, the Hanging Bridge was presented by Pastor Hokheto Kinimi through dedication prayer on April 29, 2018 (Sunday).

Wherefrom more than 2000 population including 19 Brick Industries and 21 Villages under Kuhuboto Sub-Division, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland are availing communication facilities through the said Hanging Bridge.

The Council further wishes that such a noble leader is required for overall development purposes and prays that the Almighty God shower His abundant blessings upon him.

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na failed to perturb Rayudu and Dhoni, who ensured seamers Trent Boult and Liam Plunkett walked off the field with particularly expensive figures. The New Zealander and Englishman collectively conceded 100 from just seven overs.

The inventive Rayudu extended a commanding lead in the 2018 tournament’s highest run-scoring ranks, finishing on an entertaining 41 from 24, while Dhoni struck this season’s second longest six - 108 metres - en route to an authoritative 51 off 22. He was dropped by midwicket fielder Munro and wicketkeeper Pant on 31 and 49, respectively.

Brief scores: Chennai Super Kings 211/4 (Shane Watson 78, MS Dhoni 51; Glenn Maxwell 1/5, Vijay Shankar 1/22) beat Delhi Daredevils 198/5 ( Rishabh Pant 79, Vijay Shankar 54*; KM Asif 2/43, Lungi Ngidi 1/26) by 13 runs

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KARACHI, Apr 30 (PTI): The Pakistan Cricket Board is ready to accept any ruling of the International Cricket Council Disputes Resolution Committee but wants Indo-Pak bilateral series be added to the Future Tours Programme for 2019-2023 if it wins the case.

PCB chief, Najam Sethi who returned home after attending several meetings of the ICC Executive Board and other committees in Kolkata, told the media that Pakistan had signed the FTP documents conditionally.

“We have made it clear that if the ICC’s Disputes Resolution Committee rules in our favour in October, then India must play against us in the new FTP

Najam Sethi

programme,” he said.

Sethi said he had signed the documents on the condition that if the ICC committee ruled in PCB’s favour, matches against India would be added to the FTP. “Even if the result is otherwise we still have got confirmed around 123 matches in the new FTP so we have done well,” he

BAKU, Apr 30 (Agencies): Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has accused Ferrari title rival Sebastian Vettel of failing to play by the rules when leading behind the safety car in Sunday’s chaotic Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

The Mercedes driver told reporters he would seek a clarification from race director Charlie Whiting ahead of the next race in Spain.

Hamilton, who won in Baku and now leads Vettel by four points after four races, was on the receiving end of a famous “road rage” incident in Azerbaijan last

year when the roles were reversed. Then, the Briton was leading the German while the safety car was deployed and was accused of “brake testing”, with the two colliding and the Ferrari driver angrily pulling alongside to bang wheels.

Vettel later apologised for his behaviour. “The rules are that when the safety car goes (in), you’re not allowed to start and stop, start and stop,” Hamilton said. “You’re not allowed to gas and then brake. You’re not allowed to fake the guy behind.

“Because naturally if there was not that rule,

Dear Daddy It's been a year since you departed from us and left for your heavenly abode, but the deeds you have done for us are still fresh. The nurture you give us are still living fresh in our midst.

Lo n d o n, A p r 3 0 (Agencies): Mauricio Pochettino has said his longterm future at Tottenham is out of his hands and it is up to chairman Daniel Levy whether he signs a new contract.

The Spurs boss raised eyebrows following his side’s FA Cup semi-final defeat by Manchester United last weekend when he suggested Tottenham needed more time to achieve success, “with me or another (manager)”.

He has three years remaining on his current contract, but he was coy when asked about the prospect of committing to a new deal with the north London side. He said, “Am I going to sign? It’s a question for Daniel. I am not (Arsene) Wenger or (Sir Alex) Ferguson who decides about their own future. I decide only about the starting XI in this football club. That is up to Daniel, does he want to offer or not?”

Tottenham’s defeat to United at Wembley was their eighth successive defeat in FA Cup semi-finals, but Pochettino believes they are becoming victims of their own success. He said, “The expectation always is massive. We are victims of our own success because we are ahead in our project. The easy thing to do is give up and say we need to change everything and blame this and that. No, keep going, pushing hard and with all the energy try again. That is the realistic project for Tottenham and it’s fantastic because we are different and we need to keep going.”

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On this day, a year ago, you left us for your heavenly abode. We still remember you every single day with tears and treasure and cherish the fond memories we had together. May the Almighty bless and keep you till we meet in His Kingdom.

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FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Mr. Tenumeri 01/05/2018

Sweet memories of you keep us going even when the pain of losing you is still so fresh in our hearts.

You will forever remain alive in our hearts. We miss you.

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01-05-2017

Mom, you left us beautiful memories, your love is our guide Although we cannot see you, but you’re always at our side Forever missed ………

Forever remembered ….

Loving husband, children and loved ones.

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RIP ZANABEMO YANTHAN

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A good name is better than precious ointment. And the day of death than the day of one's birth.

Ecclesiastes ... 7:1

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er cars were doing it. The four-times world champion said that was because of a domino effect. “That now sets a precedent, so that means everyone leading a grand prix under a safety car can start and stop, start and stop,” he said. “I need to get that rectified when I have the briefing next because clearly they don’t care about it, and if that’s the case then we will see more of that.

And I will expect that from him next time I am racing with him.”

SALESIAN COLLEGE OF HIGHER EDUCATION mourns the sudden demise of its 4th Semester student ZANABEMO YANTHAN May God grant him Eternal Rest

Late N. Nitoyi Aye

Loving wife, children, grandchildren and all the family members.

that’s what you’d do because eventually you’d catch them sleeping. You’re not allowed to do that. “Every re-start I’ve done...I’ve abided by that,” the Briton told reporters. “In Australia, Sebastian accelerated and then braked and I nearly went up the back end of him. And today he did it like maybe four times.”

Hamilton said he believed Whiting had passed the matter on to stewards for their consideration but they had decided not to take action because the oth-

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“Our stance remains that the MoU signed between the two Boards in 2014 during the ICC meetings confirmed that both boards would play six bilateral series between 2015 and 2023,” the PCB chairman said.

The BCCI has said the MoU is not a legally binding document and was conditional to Pakistan supporting the Big Three Governance system which has been dissolved now and that they had said they needed government clearance to play against Pakistan.

Sethi made it clear that Pakistan had no objections to playing against India but first the ICC will have to decide the case.

Vettel broke safety car re-start rules: Hamilton

We miss you but still thank that you are living in our midst, because someone we love is in heaven ...there's a little bit of heaven in our home.

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said. The ICC gave a final shape to the FTP at the meeting in Kolkata but the current schedule does not include any Pakistan and India bilateral matches.

The PCB has also filed a compensation case with the ICC, saying that the BCCI has not honoured an MoU signed in 2014.

The ICC has said its Disputes Resolution Committee will arrive at a verdict on the compensation claim of around $70 million by Pakistan after a four-day meet in Dubai in October.

Sethi has exuded confidence that Pakistan can win the compensation case as its legal team has prepared a strong case against the BCCI.

Date of Birth - 13th Oct 1957 Date of Death - 1st May 2017

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column, we, the bereaved family members of Lt. Keteni Kath, W/o Jonathang Kath, express our most sincere gratitude to each individuals, friends, relatives, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us physically, morally, materially, financially and through prayer during her brief stay at hospital and at the sudden demise on 15th April’2018.

We deeply convey our special thanks to: 1. Rengma Baptist Church Kohima.

2. Rengma Baptist Church Kohima, Women Department.

3. Rengma Baptist Church Kohima, Prayer Group.

4. Rengma Baptist Church, Agri-Forest Fellowship Kohima.

5. Rengma Baptist Church, Bayavü Fellowship Kohima.

6. Rengma Baptist Church, Kenuozou Fellowship Kohima.

7. Rengma Baptist Church, Chandmari Fellowship Kohima.

8. Christian Revival Prayer and Healing Centre.

9. Inter-Denomination Christian Prayer Fellowship, Kenuozou Colony, Kohima.

10. Hosana Prayer Group, Nagabazar, Kohima.

11. Lower Kenuozou Women Fellowship, Kohima.

12. Tesophenyu Group Fellowship, Kohima.

13. Tesophenyu Upper Baptist Church.

14. New Tesophenyu Baptist Church.

15. Council of Rengma Baptist Churches, Zunpha.

16. Tesophenyu Group Mother’s Union, Kohima.

17. Tesophenyu Group Students Union, Kohima.

18. Tesophenyu Group Kathuza Welfare Society.

19. Indra Gandhi Stadium Area 20. Kiyasetuo Kepfü-o (Meriema Village) 21. Kegwalo Thyüg 22. Shingato Jemu.

23. Dr. Nicky Kire, Hon’ble Advisor, Govt. of Nagaland.

24. R.Khing, Hon’ble Advisor, Govt. of Nagaland.

25. Er.Levi Rengma, Ex-Parliamentary Secy.

26. Ar.Logus Semp, General Secretary NPF. 27. Thapi Semy, OSD to CM. 28. Dr.K.Kath, Ex-Minister.

29. G.K.Rengma, Ex-DMC Member.

Born: 07.10.1988 – Died: 15.04.2018 30. Chubala Sangtam, Director-Art and Culture.

31. Chisi Thou Kent, Transport Officer Secretary Pool.

32. Er.A.Roland Jami.

33. Dr.Tinenlo Jemu.

34. Doctors and nurses of Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual individually, but it’s our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless each one of you abundantly.

Loving husband, children, relatives and family members.

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Today the 1st of May 2018, your everlasting rest with the loving Lord will be completing 25 years. Dear Dad, you were a self made man and we try to emulate you, however in the process of the mad rat race of life we have fallen short of the glory of God. We pray for forgiveness for us and you too. God answers prayers and by His stripes we are healed.

Remembering you with silent tears.

Yours loving, Children, in-laws , grandchildren & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Rushamo Humtsoe (Pongidong Village) would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, friends, churches and relatives who stood by us through prayers, physically, financially and materially at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 27th April 2018 at Wokha.

We are unable to mention each and everyone of you, but we pray that our God Almighty bless you all abundantly.

Loving children, grandchildren, in-laws & relatives

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dismissed by South African fast bowler Lungi Ngidi, who recently rejoined the Chennai squad following the death of his father.

The result saw Chennai leapfrog the Sunrisers Hyderabad to the top of the 2018 tournament’s eightteam standings, while the Daredevils remained firmly rooted to the bottom - and all but ruled out of contention for a play-off berth.

Earlier, characteristic cameos from the hard-hitting Ambati Rayudu and Mahendra Singh Dhoni catapulted Chennai to a formidable final total of 211 for four.

Chennai were buoyed by a superb century partnership between openers Shane Watson and Faf du Plessis, who collected 102 inside the opening 11 overs. Watson struck a brisk 78 from 40 to du Plessis’ complementary 33 from 33.

The early departure of the left-handed Suresh Rai-

Melbourne, Apr 30 (IANS): Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has hope that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will agree to play a daynight Test in Adelaide when the Virat Kohli-led side tours Down Under later this year.

CA released its full summer international schedule on Monday but could not confirm it will continue its recent tradition of pink-ball Tests in the clash at the Adelaide Oval from December 6.

The BCCI has been opposed to the day-night Test innovation started by Australia in 2015, which Sutherland hoped will change after the Indian board had recently indicated of playing one of the two West Indies Tests under lights at home in October.

“It is our preference that we play India in a day/night Test match in Adelaide, but we are still working through this detail and hope to have an answer on this in the coming weeks,” said Sutherland was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au.

India will begin their Australia tour with a threematch T20 series from November 21 to 25, and then play four Tests in Adelaide (December 6-10), Perth (December 14-18), Melbourne (December 26-30) and Sydney (January 3-7).

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Chennai Super Kings KM Asif celebrates with team-mates after taking the wicket of Colin Munro of Delhi Daredevils during an IPL match in Pune on Monday. (PTI)

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Pune, Apr 30 (Agencies): The Chennai Super Kings welcomed a convincing 13-run victory over the Delhi Daredevils in Monday’s high-scoring Indian Premier League fixture at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune.

Pursuing a staunch 212-run target, the Daredevils managed an insufficient 198 for five. Seamer debutant KM Asif, on debut after the in-form Deepak Chahar was sidelined by a hamstring injury, tolled early with the wickets of openers Prithvi Shaw and Colin Munro. Wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant fought hard with an unbeaten 79 from 45 deliveries, but severely lacked help.

Allrounder Vijay Shankar, too, refused to go down without a fight - and struck West Indian Dwayne Bravo for three sixes in one over but also ran out of support.

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Messi hat-trick seals Barca’s 25th La Liga title If athletes face issues in receiving

Lionel Messi is congratulated by Barcelona team-mates after he scores a goal during their La Liga match against Deportivo La Coruna.

M a d r i d, A p r 3 0 (Agencies): Barcelona claimed their 25th La Liga title on Sunday as a Lionel Messi hat-trick secured a thrilling 4-2 victory at Deportivo La Coruna that wrapped up the league with four matches to spare.

Er nesto Valverde’s men completed a league and cup double after thrashing Sevilla 5-0 in last week’s Copa del Rey final, regaining the Spanish crown from Real Madrid and relegating Deportivo in the process.

Barca knew they just had to extend their record unbeaten streak to 41 La Liga matches to seal a seventh title in 10 seasons, and Philippe Coutinho fired them into an early lead.

Messi’s 38th-minute

volley made it two, but Lucas Perez pulled one back for Deportivo before halftime and Turkish winger Emre Colak stunned Barca with an equaliser midway through the second period.

B a r c a f i n a l ly s aw off their stubborn hosts, though, as Messi pounced after a brilliant one-two with Luis Suarez before slotting in to complete his 30th La Liga treble.

The Catalan giants now hold an unassailable 11-point lead over secondplaced Atletico Madrid, who have just three games to play, and are closing in on becoming the first Spanish side to go through a topflight season without tasting defeat.

Andres Iniesta was sur-

Teams Barcelona Atletico Madrid Real Madrid Valencia Real Betis Villarreal Getafe Sevilla Girona Real Sociedad

La Liga standings played won draw 34 26 8 35 22 9 34 21 8 35 20 7 34 17 5 34 16 6 35 13 10 34 14 6 35 13 9 35 13 7

Lost Points 0 86 4 75 5 71 8 67 12 56 12 54 12 49 14 48 13 48 15 46

prisingly left on the bench after the midfield great announced earlier this week that he will leave the club at the end of the season.

But it was his expected long-term successor Coutinho who broke the deadlock in the seventh minute, bending an exquisite finish into the top corner for his third La Liga goal for the club

since signing from Liverpool in January.

Deportivo had to win to stave off relegation for another week, but Clarence Seedorf ’s men were denied an equaliser when Perez was flagged offside after tapping in from close range.

Messi went close to doubling the advantage just before the half-hour mark,

Nagaland karate team wins 9 medals

AR organise volleyball matches

Participants who won medals at the 12th Shotokan National Karate Championship.

Dimapur, Apr 30 (NPN): Longdrum School Karate Dojo Club, Sangtamtilla won 9 medals in the 12th Shotokan National Karate Championship which was held form April 26-28 in Assam. The team

was lead by Yatetla as team manger and Thsathriba Sangtam as team coach.

Tiabenla Jamir won gold in sparring. The silver medal winners are Astharani (Kata), Tiakumba (sparring), Akumienla L. Imchen

(sparring) and Lithsamong Sangtam (sparring).

The bronze medal winners are Pukuto (sparring), Hekato Kiba (sparring), Tiabenla Jamir (kata) and Akumienla L. Imchen (kata).

Dimapur, Apr 30 (NPN): Zunheboto Battalion of Assam Rifles organised a friendly volleyball match at Longkhim on April 28. The match was played between the troops of Assam Rifles and local youths of Longkhim town.

The match was organised to extend an opportunity to the locals to showcase their talent in sports and motivate the talented players.

Medziphema Battallion of Assam Rifles also organized a friendly volleyball match at Kukidolong, Dimapur on April 29. The match was played between troops of Assam Rifles and students from New Chumukedima village. The match was organised to promote sporting talent and motivate youth to follow a healthy lifestyle.

only for home goalkeeper Ruben to pull off an excellent one-handed save to turn his free-kick around the post.

Deportivo were causing Barca plenty of problems at the back, though, and centre-back Fabian Schaer should have levelled as he headed over when unmarked inside the sixyard box.

But Messi drilled a curling Suarez cross past Ruben at the keeper’s near post to score his 30th league goal of the campaign, before on-loan Arsenal striker Perez swept home to halve the deficit just two minutes later.

Despite the close scoreline, Barca were playing as if the second half was a pure title party, with centre-back Gerard Pique even performing a few ‘keepie uppies’ on the left wing.

Their complacency cost them in the 64th minute, as Celso Borges unselfishly squared for Colak to score.

Suddenly the champions-elect were desperately trying to hang onto their unbeaten record, as goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen made a smart stop from another Schaer header.

But Barcelona showed their class as Suarez and Messi combined to terrific effect with eight minutes to play - the latter clipping the ball in off the post.

Suarez again sent the Argentinian racing clear three minutes later, and the 30-year-old made no mistake to complete a hat-trick and a title-sealing victory.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore with the medal winners of Commonwealth Games 2018, in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, Apr 30 (PTI): Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore on Monday said he will not hesitate to sack his officials if they delay sanction of incentives for athletes but also warned against false accusations.

Speaking at a felicitation function for the Commonwealth Games 2018 medal winners here, Rathore said there was no dearth of money in Indian sports but the funds must be used for justified purposes by both the athletes as well as the federations.

"The officials in sports ministry and Sports Authority of India have been tasked to attend to your requirements and resolve your issues at the earliest.

At any point in time if I hear that sportspersons are having issues in getting these incentives and funds there are few heads that will roll," the minister said.

"But before you (athlete) make any accusation,

please be very sure that there was an error on our part and not on your part. There was this case that came to me, an athlete was complaining that he or she was not getting the incentive money. I was about to suspend one of my officers but later found out that the money was allotted to that athlete one year ago," he said.

Rathore gave away the financial incentives to the medal winners in the presence of Indian Olympic Association (IOA) president Narinder Batra. Most of the top athletes, including MC Mary Kom, Sushil Kumar, Saina Nehwal, PV Sindhu, Mirabai Chanu, Neeraj Chopra, Manu Bhaker, Anish Bhanwala and Jitu Rai turned up.

The individual gold winners received Rs 30 lakh each while the silver and bronze medallists got Rs 20 lakh and Rs 10 lakh respectively. All the medal winners of team events got varying amount of money in differ-

ent disciplines.

Rathore also said that the functioning of the IOA and the National Sports Federations (NSF) has improved but the funds allocated to them by the ministry should be properly spent. "I am getting a very positive sense from Mr. Batra. He is already changing things within the IOA. The way IOA used to function that is not going to happen. Similarly, some of the NSF heads are brilliant and they are doing a very good job.”

"There is no dearth of resources in India and we are ready to open our finances for the use of the athletes but these spending will have to be justified," Rathore, an Olympic silver medallist shooter, said.

Earlier in the morning the, the medal winners interacted with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his official residence. They also interacted with President Ram Nath Kovind later in the day.

Nadal wins 11th Barcelona Open title Barcelona, Apr 30 (Agencies): Rafael Nadal continued his clay-court dominance by collecting a record-extending 11th title in Barcelona on Sunday.

His 6-2 6-1 victory over Greek teenager Stefanos Tsitsipas enabled the Spaniard to hold onto his world No 1 ranking as he chalked up his 19th successive win on clay and he has now won 46 consecutive sets on the red dirt, extending his own record.

The 31-year-old won his 11th Monte Carlo Masters last weekend while Sunday’s victory also reinforced his status as the overwhelming favourite to lift the French Open for the 11th time in June. His win on Sunday was greeted by ticker-tape and a video review of all his titles on the centre court in

Rafael Nadal with the Barcelona Open trophy after beating Greek teenager Stefanos Tsitsipas

Barcelona which now bears his name.

“It’s really emotional to see that video. I never dreamed of having a career like this,” said the 16-time Grand Slam title winner.

“Last year, they made a video of my 10 titles here.

Now they have had to make another video for 11 - it

makes me feel like I am ageing. Thanks to everyone for making the tournament so special and thanks to my family who have been with me even when things have not been so smooth.”

Tsitsipas, ranked 63rd, was the first Greek player to reach an ATP final since 1973 when Nicholas Kalog-

eropoulos made the final of the now defunct Des Moines Open. The 19-year-old was also the youngest player to reach the Barcelona final since Nadal did so in 2005 aged 18. But the youngster, who has enjoyed the best week of his fledgling career, was unable to trouble the clay-court master as Nadal bulldozed his way to another title in just 78 minutes.

Tsitsipas, the second youngest player in the top 100 behind Canadian Denis Shapovalov, found success with a few of the flashy shots that have marked him out as one to watch in more than one sense. But he could not find the consistency to offer more than a fleeting challenge to Nadal, whose next goal will be the Madrid Masters, where he has only won five titles.

Pliskova Fellaini heads late winner as United beat Arsenal withdraws from

Fellaini scored the winning goal with a brilliant header in injury time to give United all three points vs Arsenal.

Lo n d o n, A p r 3 0 (Agencies): Marouane Fellaini’s injury-time header gave Manchester United a 2-1 win in Arsene Wenger’s last game at Old Trafford with Arsenal.

Substitute Fellaini popped up in the 91st minute with a well-directed header from Ashley Young’s left-wing cross to give Jose Mourinho the points over rival Wenger, who hasn’t

won a league game at Old Trafford since 2006.

Paul Pogba had given United the lead (16) from close range, but former United midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan levelled after the break (51) with a neatlyplaced low effort from the edge of the box.

Arsenal nearly held on, but the result means United are guaranteed a topfour finish in the Premier

League, and need just four points from their last three games to secure second place. Arsenal are sixth, three points above seventhplaced Burnley with a game in hand, but the defeat confirms they cannot reach the top four, and will finish below north London rivals Tottenham for the second successive season.

Wenger made seven changes ahead of the Eu-

ropa League semi-final second leg on Thursday at Atletico Madrid, giving Konstantinos Mavropanos his debut in defence. After Wenger was handed a gift

by Sir Alex Ferguson before kick-off, United got back to business on the pitch and were ahead on 16 minutes through Pogba.

Alexis Sanchez saw his header from point-blank range superbly diverted onto

the post by Hector Bellerin, but Pogba was on hand to poke into the empty net from three yards.

In what was a competitive first half, Mkhitaryan came close to equalising against his former club moments after the opener, but dragged inches wide of the far post from 20 yards after Ainsley Maitland-Niles’ backheel.

But after Romelu Lukaku was taken off injured after the break, Mkhitaryan made it second-time lucky, striking through the legs of Victor Lindelof and into the bottom corner from 20 yards.

At the end of an uneventful second half, United thought they had won it when sub Marcus Rashford deflected the ball home from close range after Fellaini’s header had ricocheted off the post, but he was rightly flagged offside.

United did win it moments later through Fellaini, who rose highest in the area to meet Young’s fine cross and loop a header into the far corner beyond the grasp of David Ospina.

Prague Open

Karolina Pliskova

Prague, Apr 30 (Agencies): Czech Republic’s Karolina Pliskova has withdrawn from this week’s Prague Open and will be replaced by Aliaksandra Sasnovich in the main draw.

The world number six was the top seed in Prague and was scheduled to face twin sister Kristyna Pliskova in the first round of their home tournament on Tuesday.

“Karolina Pliskova has withdrawn from Prague...

Aliaksandra Sasnovich moves into Pliskova’s spot and will play Kristyna Pliskova,” the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) said on Twitter on Monday.

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