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Protests across NE states against Citizenship (Amendment) Bill

(L) NSF team submits memorandum to Governor P.B. Acharya in Kohima. (R) BAYM activists shave their heads as a mark of protest in Guwahati on Monday.

(L) Students under Mizo Zirlai Pawl staging a protest in Mizoram’s capital Aizawl. (R) KSU and NESO volunteers burn effigies in Shillong on Monday.

Correspondent/Agencies

KOHIMA/GUWAHATI, MAY 21 (NPN): In a show of total solidarity with North East Students Organization (NESO) for the states opposed to the government of India’s attempt to accord easy grant of citizenship status to Bangladeshi Hindus, via the

Fuel prices hike: Chambers tell govt to cut excise duties NEW DELHI, MAY 21 (IANS): With fuel prices touching an all-time high, industry chambers, Ficci and Assocham, on Monday called for the government to urgently reduce fuel excise duties. It also urged the government to bring automobile fuels under the purview of Goods and Services Tax (GST). “At a time when the Indian economy is on a recovery path, rising oil prices are again posing a high risk to India’s economic growth trajectory,” a Ficci statement said here. “While cut in excise duty on petrol and diesel may provide temporary relief, the sustainable solution lies in the automobile fuel coming under GST, which can happen only after the Centre and states together reduce their dependence on the fuel considerably,” said D.S Rawat, Assocham secretary general.

GPRN/NSCN warns

D I M A P U R , M AY 2 1 (NPN): As directed by the collective leadership, GPRN/NSCN through its MIP has asked all its rank and file not to involve in the upcoming Lok Sabha byelection directly or indirectly.

GPRN/NSCN warned that disciplinary action would be initiated against those violating the order.

This is it!

“The way oil prices have shot up, even adulterated oil will no longer be affordable.”

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Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016, thousands of student activists on Monday staged demonstrations across the state capitals-- Kohima (Nagaland), Shillong (Meghalaya), Agartala (Tripura) Itanagar (Arunachal Pradesh) and Aizawl (Mizoram) led by the respective apex bodies under the aegis

of North East Students’ Organisation (NESO).

The students’ unions are demanding the immediate scrapping of the proposed legislation by the Central government.

In Nagaland, Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) volunteers staged a dharna at Raj Bhavan. Speaking on

the occasion, NSF general secretary Imtiyapang Imsong said that the move to provide citizenship to immigrants who had migrated to India due to religious persecution was not justified as there was no record of any such case in countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.

Claiming that the Northeast already has a huge population of illegal immigrants, Imtiyapang asserted that region cannot be a dumping ground for the illegal immigrants.

Meanwhile, NSF also submitted a memorandum to JPC chairman and MP, Rajendra Agarwal through Governor PB Acharya.

The memorandum signed by its president Kesosul Christopher Ltu and general secretary Imsong appealed to the chairman and members of JPC to ensure that the proposed Bill is recommended as “anti-national and detrimental” to the very existence of good citizens of the country.

NSF alleged that the Bill will make a mockery of the spirit of secularism enshrined in Preamble of the Indian constitution, besides violating Article 14 of the constitution that guarantees citizens right to equality.

NSF informed that a delegation will be travelling to New Delhi along with leaders of NESO and other organisations to take up the matter with the Centre.

Meghalaya: NESO members along with the Khasi Student’s Union

(KSU) jointly staged the protest in Shillong. During the protest campaign, members of NESO and KSU burnt the effigy of the amendment bill.

Speaking to media persons, KSU president Lambokstar Marngar demanded that the State government should passed resolution in order to send a clear message to the Centre that it strongly opposed the amendment bill.

“We would be forced to agitate if the Government failed to passed the resolution to register their strong opposition to the amendment bill brought by the BJP government,” the KSU president said. NESO chairman Samuel Jyrwa said “Meghalaya has been badly affected due to the unabated inflow of influx from Bangladesh even without the amendment bill.”

Itanagar: Members of the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) said they would continue the stir till the time the government concedes to their demands. “The proposed bill is one among the many examples that show the lawmakers in our country have no or very little regard for the indigenous populace of Arunachal Pradesh

and the entire northeast region,” AAPSU president Hawa Bagang said. “We will soon serve notices to all the Bangladeshis, who have sneaked into our state, after the National Register of Citizens draft was released in Assam,” he added.

Mizoram: Echoing similar sentiments, the Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP) urged the legislators of Mizoram to adopt a resolution to reject the Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2016. If the bill was passed by Parliament, it would mean that the lawmakers do not consider Mizoram an integral part of the country, MZP president L Ramdinliana Rent said while addressing the rally.

Agartala: In Tripura, the Twipra Student’s Federation (TSF) also statged a protest demonstration despite the state government rejecting its application to hold a rally. Despite the rejection, TSF general secretary, Sunil Debbarma said the federation held the protest rally at a different venue.

Assam: Activists of Brihatar Asomiya Yuva Manch shaved their heads as a mark of protest against the Bill, at Prasanti Udyan in Guwahati.

Will not undermine sentiments: Rijiju

With the NE states witnessing protests from different groups on the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016, Union minister of state for home affairs, Kiren Rijiju stated that the government would not do anything which undermines the sentiments and identities of indigenous communities.

Representatives of the North East Women Forum met the minister on Monday. “The interests and identities of indigenous people should not be undermined at any cost,” Rijiju said. “And the government of India will not take any decision which hampers indigenous people’s interests.”

Various organizations across the North Eastern states are opposing the bill.

The bill for making minority communities such as Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan eligible for applying for Indian citizenship is under the consideration of the JPC of both the Houses.

JPC recently visited Assam and Meghalaya.

State BJP reacts to Zeliang Gov calls upon SGHs to strengthen society Kumaraswamy meets Sonia, D I M A P U R , M AY 2 1 (NPN): State BJP on Monday clarified that the suspension of two of its leaders – former minister and State executive member Kheto Sema and State vice-president Tsasepi Sangtam – was withdrawn in February this year. The clarification follows former chief minister TR Zeliang asking NDPP through a statement as to why it did not try and influence BJP to withdraw the suspension of the latter’s two leaders.

It may be mentioned that Sema and Sangtam, who were signatories to a joint statement issued by several organisations on January 29 this year calling for solution to Naga issue before Assembly election, were suspended by BJP on disciplinary grounds.

A statement issued by media cell of the party explained that BJP, being a national party, had to abide by directives of its central

leaders and the two leaders were suspended accordingly due to a communication gap.

However, with due consultation with the central leaders later, the suspension order was revoked in the “larger interest” of the party during the second week of February, which was widely published in the print media, it added.

BJP further pointed out that the issue took place during the DAN regime, when BJP was an alliance partner under the chief ministership of T.R. Zeliang and not with the NDPP. Meanwhile, BJP said it was amused at learning that Zeliang was concerned about its internal matters when NPF faced a bigger predicament of its own like the Manipur unit differing from its parent body’s stance.

BJP reminded Zeliang that the party was competent enough to take care of its internal issue as it has its high command to guide it.

Rahul, discusses govt formation

Acharya along with members of SHG Jakhama block at Raj Bhavan, Kohima on Monday

D I M A P U R , M AY 2 1 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya, Monday called upon Self Help Groups (SHGs) to be the pillars for not only strengthening the economy but the society also.

The governor said this while holding an interactive meet with Nagaland Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) SHG members and SVEP entrepreneurs of the state represented by SHG members of Jakhama Block on May 21, 2018 in Durbar Hall, Raj Bhavan, Kohima. “Every individual

can contribute to the development and welfare of the society and one such living example are the members of the SHG of Jakhama Block,” said Acharya.

Governor also encouraged the SHGs to review their situation and come up with ideas on how to strengthen the society. He reminded them that sincerity to oneself and one’s goal was the first step to success.

Further, Acharya insisted that all the SHGs should be the nodal agents to strengthen the society.

Explaining that India belonged to the villages, the governor said if villages prospered, then India would shine. Keeping that in mind, he said the central and state governments have introduced various welfare programmes for the benefit of the villages.

In this regard, the governor called upon the SHGs to avail the different schemes and programmes to strengthen themselves and to also inform other villages of the various welfare programmes.

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NEW DELHI, MAY 21 (AGENCIES): JD-S leader and Karnataka chief minister-designate HD Kumaraswamy on Monday met Congress president Rahul Gandhi and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi to discuss ministerial berth sharing between the coalition partners ahead of his swearing-in ceremony on Wednesday.

He also invited both the Congress leaders to his oath-taking ceremony in Bengaluru The details of the meeting were not divulged but the sources said the Congress demanded two posts for deputy chief ministers-- one for a Dalit and the other for a Lingayat, 12 for ministers and one for the Speaker.

However, Kumaraswamy said the matter will be finalised when the two sides sit together on Tuesday in

Bengaluru.

The Congress has authorised its general secretary in-charge of Karnataka KC Venugopal to discuss the matter with local Congress leadership. He will also discuss the issue with the Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) leadership.

“Rahulji cleared the modalities to be done. He has given permission to Venugopal to discuss all those matters and finalise everything. He will sit together to finalise things,” Kumaraswamy told reporters after meeting the Gandhis.

Kumaraswamy earlier met BSP chief Mayawati here and discussed plans of putting in place a Congress and JD-S coalition government. The JD-S contested the Karnataka election in a pre-poll alliance with the BSP and later had a post-poll tie-up with the Congress.

Lok Sabha by-poll campaign: NPF-Cong share platform Demand for clarification on Ravi’s

Therie appeals to secular forces to close ranks NPF committed to work for Nagas: Shürho DIMAPUR, MAY 21 (NPN): Politics make strange bedfellows and that’s how NPF after severing decades of ties with NPF forged new ties with its sworn foe- Congress as confirmed when leaders of both parties shared the dias at the electioneering to the Lok Sabha bypolls.

Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) chief K.Therie, who spoke at the rally at Pfutsero on Monday issued a clarion call to all secular forces in Nagaland to come together to prevent communal forces from taking roots in the state.

Therie spoke at the joint platform with NPF candidate C Apok Jamir along with a host of other NPF leaders at Pfutsero in Phek district. In his speech, Therie explained the reasons why Congress decided to support the NPF candidate.

He said the basic justification was about the concern against allowing communal forces from making inroads into the state. In this regard he said Congress has agreed in principle to support Apok Jamir for the Lok Sabha by-election. He also

Recalling that NPF was formed during the turmoil in Naga society in the early 1960s with top priority on solution to the Naga political issue, party president Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu asserted that even today his party’s priority remained the same.

Addressing the public rally at Jalukie on Monday as part of NPF’s Lok Sabha by-poll campaign, Dr. Liezietsu wondered how Nagas could so easily forget how and why NPF was formed on the Naga soil, even as he called upon them to clearly understand the difference between the stand of his party regarding Nagas and other political parties.

Dr. Liezietsu said his party was in no mood to criticise any leader or party, but was committed to work only for the welfare of Nagas.

Pointing out that chief minister Neiphiu Rio was only criticising NPF and its legislative party leader TR Zeliang during his by-poll (Cont’d on p-8) rallies, Dr. Liezietsu said a “true

expressed the hope that Apok will also live up to the expectations to uphold the principles of secularism and liberal democracy.

Therie maintained that all secular minded parties need to come together to defeat the imposition of Hindutva in Nagaland leaving aside all political differences.

Therie said “BJP is never a political party that belonged to the Nagas, but is here to confuse the mindset of youngsters with their Hindutva policies”.

He also claimed that hundreds of Naga youths were being sponsored by RSS in their schools with some already made ministers.

He said, “NDPP, which came into existence just recently has entered an unholy matrimony with BJP” adding the NDPP was not different from the saffron party. Therie emphasised that Congress is a party that “upholds secularism and democratic norms” and is strictly against the policies of communal forces of BJP like uniform civil code.

visionary leader” should instead focus more on developmental programmes for the people.

He alleged that, during the past four years of NPF government under Zeliang, Rio, who was then Lok Sabha member, did not give a single day of rest to the government and created one problem after another, even trying to break up the government as well as the NPF. “But it was due to God’s blessing that none of his plans succeeded,” he asserted.

Dr. Liezietsu also called upon the people to be watchful of the present PDA government that comprises of various political parties, including BJP “whose stand towards minorities and others is known by the whole country.”

He also termed NPF candidate for ensuing Lok Sabha by-poll C Apok Jamir as the most capable and rightful candidate for the Naga people and urged them to vote in favour of his candidature.

statement gets louder in Manipur

Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 21: Demand for clarification from prime minister and union home minister on Interlocutor for Naga talks, RN Ravi’s recent statement on Naga accord is getting louder in Manipur with the civil society organizations (CSOs) vowing to intensify their protest.

Women vendors of Ima Keithel (women’s market) Monday suspended their business for the day to stage a sit-in-protest demanding centre’s clarification the recent statement of RN Ravi on possible final shape of the Naga peace accord.

They staged the protest showing solidarity with CSOs’ demand seeking clarification from prime minister and union home minister to Ravi’s statement which (Cont’d on p-8) was published in the Indian

Express on April 26, 2018.

Hundreds of women vendors suspended their business and protested on the street near the Ima Keithel.

Shops and other business establishments in and around the market area also downed their shutters showing solidarity with the demand.

Members of the three CSOs -- All Manipur United Clubs Organization (AMUCO), United Committee Manipur (UCM) and Coalition of Civil Societies Kangleipak (CCSK)-- strongly reacting to the statement of R.N. Ravi later joined the protest organized under the aegis of Khwairamband Apunba Ima Keithal (KAIK).

After the protest, the women vendors marched towards Raj Bhavan and handed over a memorandum to the governor for onward submission to the prime minister.

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YTF organizes elder’s day & tree plantation

Eldest village member Pusayi Lohe offering the dedicatory prayer at the YTF Elder’s Day at Porba. (NP) Correspondent

KO H I M A , M AY 2 1 (NPN): Yorubami Thinkers Forum (YTF) organised its second elders day & tree plantation on May 19th at GHS Yoruba, graced by one of its renowned village member, Rev. Dr. Vevo Phesao.

YTF is a conglomeration of concerned, action oriented groups with a vision of uplifting the village and also to promote harmony amongst the people by the act of instilling love and respect for the elders

and nurturing the environment.

The programme was organized to disseminate the values of caring for elders and the society as a whole and also with the hope that people from all walks of life, may be motivated through the programme.

Rev. Dr. Vevo Phesao in his brief speech stressed on the values of cherishing and respecting elders to achieve true values of a happy society, citing the instances of countries like Finland, Norway, Korea,

etc. where people were known to be the happiest and also live the longest.

One of the village elders Sano Vamuzo also delivered a short speech on the occasion while God’s blessing was invoked by the eldest village member, Pusayi Lohe.

More than 150 village elders attended the programme. Students of GHS Yoruba also presented a special song. The event concluded with mass exchange of prayers followed by planting of trees in and around the village.

news in Brief ANSTA executive meeting: All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) has convened its executive body meeting on May 24, 11 a.m. at CANSSEA office Sepfüzou, Kohima.

All units and sub unit presidents and general secretaries have been asked to attend the meeting.

ATKK general meeting: Aqahuto Tokukujo Kukami Kuqhakulu has convened Kukami general meeting on May 23, 9 a.m. at Zutovi village council hall. All the concerned GBs under ATKK have been requested to attend the meeting.

APO meeting: Angami Public Organisation (APO) will be convening a governingl body meeting on May 24, 10 a.m, at APO hall, Kohima. All APO office bearers and newly constituted advisory board’s members from the various units (NAPO, SAPO, WAPO, CAPO) have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Mokokchung DCC meeting: District Congress Committee (DCC) Mokokchung has convened an emergency executive meeting on May 23 from 1 p.m at its party office to discuss the upcoming Lok Sabha by-election. All NPCC members from the district, seniors, mahila and youth office bearers, Seva Dal, Kisan Cell, ACCC president and secretaries from all 10 constituencies and DCC officials have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Dimapur DCC meeting: District Congress Committee (DCC) Dimapur has convened an emergency meeting on May 24, 10 a.m at Congress Bhavan office to discuss matters pertaining to the Lok Sabha by-election. All ACC/AMCC/ DMCC/DYC/AYC, seva dal president and general secretary have been asked to

LASU dismayed over situation in govt schools

LASU officials with teachers at Longmatra town.

KIPHIRE: Longmatra Area Students’ Union (LASU) conducted its 4 Days Educational Tour to all the Government Schools within its jurisdiction from May 9 to 12.

A press release from LASU president, Roling K stated that rigorous Coordination & Consultative meetings were held in all the schools with the teaching staff, VECs, Village Councils and unit presidents.

During its tour, the student leaders were briefed on the lack of teaching staffs in some schools.

It stated that the assistant head master for GHS Longmatra Town was yet to be posted and schools such as GPS- Pongren Village, Sangtsoze Village, Longmatra Village, Longmatra Town Station- B, Ngoromi Village and Azetso Village had no Hindi teachers posted yet.

Further, GMS Sanphure Village had been running with no mathematics teacher for the past 26 years and also lacked general teachers. In some cases like GPS Longmatra Village, the school was running with only two teachers and two voluntary teachers from the same village. LASU president, Roling K, while appreciating the sacrifice of the two voluntary teachers, also appealed the higher

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authority to look into the matter seriously and immediately post teachers at the earliest.

The union also said it learned that some teachers had been transferred and posted under Longmatra area schools vide an order dated December 18, 2017, and they were yet to give their joining reports. The union urged the concerned teachers to join their respective posting places with immediate effect. Further, LASU also appealed to all teachers to do away with the attachment culture and asked all the attached teachers to be “detached immediately.” Regarding the poor performance of the students, LASU said that it had learnt that some of the teachers were very irregular in attending their duties.

Therefore, LASU has urged such teachers to perform their assigned duties with sincerity and warned of action being initiated against them if they failed to comply.

attend the meeting without fail.

LSU informs successful students: Office of the Lakhuti Students Union has informed successful candidates of the HSLC and HSSLC exams, whose results were recently declared, to submit photocopies of their mark-sheets to the LSU office before June 20. Students can also send the mark-sheets through WhatsApp to 7085553502.

Leo club of Dimapur: Leo club of Dimapur successfully completed the “DP visit” on May 20. District president Akash Bhura and “first lady” Surbhi Bhura along with their team were there to mark the occasion. The program was chaired by Abhishek Atal.

ECC parent-teacher association: Eastern Christian College Parent Teacher Association held a meeting on May 19 at the college and selected the association’s office bearers led by president, Sivichan T. Joseph (ECC principal), vicepresident, Kevi Z. Stephen (parent) and general secretary, Saroni (guardian).

SMHSS felicitation programme: St. Mary’s Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur, held a felicitation program on May 21 for the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC (Arts & Com) 2018. Trophies, medals & certificates were awarded to all successful candidates followed by lunch for the students/parents/teachers.

GPRN-NSCN discharges member: GPRN/NSCN through its ministry of kilo affairs has discharged ‘leacy’, Vitokhu Chophi under union territory-I from active national service on health grounds, with immediate effect. GPRN/ NSCN, in a press release through its MIP has conveyed its best wishes for his endeavors and prayed for his early recovery.

Assam Rifles helping in football field construction

The area that has been levelled for the football field in Akhoya Village.

DIMAPUR: Continuing its efforts towards improving the infrastructure for sports and recreation and promotion of talent in the region, 44 Assam Rifles is assisting in the construction of a football field at Akhoya Village, Mokokchung (Nagaland) as part of Assam Rifles Civic Action Project 2017-18. A press release from Assam Rifles PRO said that the field will be an impetus to boost the endeavours of

the Village Council to provide a better platform for local sportsmen as well as improve the relations with enhancement of mutual trust for Assam Rifles.

After completion of the initial task of clearing of foliage, levelling of ground and other heavy engineer works, to shape out the football field in the hilly terrain, the battalion is continuing efforts to furnish the location.

Phek govt vehicles requisitioned

DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner Phek, Shanavas C, has, through an order, informed all officers under Phek district that all government vehicles have been requisitioned for the Lok Sabha by-poll.

According to DIPR, a driver along with the government vehicle in good running condition should report to the Transport Committee Local Ground, Phek Town at 10 a.m on May 25. Failure to comply will invite action as per Election laws.

Dimapur AAY NSA organises ‘research scholars colloquium’ ration card DIMAPUR: Naga Schol- concerned with conflict post-modern society” and Association (NSA) or- management”. She further argued how this was causholders informed ars’ ganised “Research Scholars argued that engaging in this ing “interest concerning DIMAPUR: Ration card holders/beneficiaries under Antyodya Anna Yojana (AAY) of Dimapur District have been requested to submit the old ration cards along with Aadhaar details of the card holder and family members and obtain an acknowledgement slip signed by the competent authority.

Food and Civil Supplies, assistant director, N. Jamonger Ao, in a press release said that allotted foodgrains will be issued to the beneficiaries only on producing the acknowledgment slip to the concerned Urban FPS/ Village Council Fair Price Shops (FPS).

Ration card holders have been requested to immediately obtain the acknowledgment slip from the office of the assistant director, Food and Civil Supplies Dimapur.

Colloquium” on May 18 at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi.

A press release by NSA president, Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan and general secretary, Dr. Lungthuiyang Riamei, stated that NSA’s main objectives were to create an academic platform to nurture and groom young scholars, build their confidence and lead them as critical thinkers in society.

The release stated that one of the speakers, Pfokrelo Kapesa, a doctoral candidate from JNU, whose paper was titled “India’s Summit Diplomacy vis-à-vis Pakistan, 1998-2004” examined how under the leadership of A.B. Vajpayee the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government from 1998-2004 pursued summit diplomacy with Pakistan. In brief, she argued that the Summit Diplomacy failed as “they were not concerned for eliminating the conflict but was more

Summit was to “enhance India’s image globally”. The second speaker, Khyochano Ovung, a doctoral candidate from Ambedkar University, whose paper was titled “Co-relating Gender and Education in Nagaland: An Exploratory Study” also explored the gender issue from 1870 to 1950’s.

The release stated that her paper focused on the notion of “gender” through education from a feminist perspective. She also examined the different shifts faced by the Nagas in their education system due to “encounter with the colonials, to the American Missionaries, Naga sovereignty and followed by the post-colonial nation-building.”

Solomon Zingkhai, a doctoral candidate from JNU, also presented his paper titled “Authenticity and the Social Space” in which he looked at the “transition from modern to

questions of self-identity”, in relation to “the concept of authenticity”.

The chairperson of the session, Dr. Susmita Dasgupta, who is an economist, writer, social activists and a visiting faculty in several universities across India and abroad, stated that looking at the past available literature, not much had been done on Nagas and the whole of the North East. Dr. Susmita suggested that authentic proper documentation in the form of an encyclopaedia was the need of the hour. The session started with introduction of the three speakers by NSA executive secretary, Nathan Loung and vote of thanks was delivered by Dr. Lungthuiyang Riamei. The presentation was followed by comments and discussions. The rapporteur for the entire session was NSA joint secretary, Dr. Caroline Maninee.

Soft Toys training concludes in Aboi Excise seize Beer and IMFL in Dmu

Soft Toy making trainees with KNSK officials after the certificate distribution.

DIMAPUR: The month long Soft Toys making training organized by FPA India at Aboi, Mon district under the aegis of the Government of Nagaland and Ministry of Tribal Affairs under Article 275(1) 201718 program, successfully concluded on May 17 with 130 female trainees receiving their certificates on completion.

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Vincent Belho, said that Songmeth, and Threingyei, president & secretary KNSK Aboi Unit distributed the certificates to the trainees while the president exhorted the trainees to carry forward the new skill to help in entrepreneurial pursuits and not just to adorn their homes. She encouraged the young trainees to form Self Help Groups and pursue their dreams for economic independence, while assuring of the KNSK’s full

support. She also thanked the organizers and the trainers for providing the free training at a time when people pay to avail such opportunities in long distance centres.

Pongchoi, on behalf of the trainees, expressed gratitude to FPA India and the trainers for the wonderful experience and the opportunity to learn a new skill in a friendly and homely environment with patient and resourceful teaching.

Vincent Belho congratulated the trainees and urged them to continue practicing the skill to perfection and join hands in the form of Self Help Groups for further ventures. He exhorted the trainees to recall and then reflect on the health topics discussed during earlier sessions wherein matters of family planning, HIV&AIDS, hepatitis and birth control topics were discussed. He said that health is wealth

and without good health, even new skills will not enable profitable economic empowerment.

The organizers also expressed gratitude to the office of the additional deputy commissioner and Vineikho Tetso, EAC Aboi, for all the logistical support and encouragement.

They also thanked KNSK Aboi Unit, Churches and other local stakeholders for the successful and fruitful completion of the training.

DIMAPUR: District Excise Dimapur in the course of its routine frisking duty as part of the Election Expenditure Monitoring (EEM), seized 168 bottles of Beer (650 ml) from Half Nagarjan on May 19.

A press release from Dimapur superintendent of excise and prohibition, T. Arilong Longkumer said that in this connection, two persons i) Azad Ali, 27 years, son of Abdul Ali and ii) Fazal Ali, 24 years, son of Jamal Ali, both of them residents of Nagarjan, Dimapur, were arrested and penalised under section 44 of NLTP Act 1980.

In another seizure, two accused persons i) Narendar, 27 years, son of Shivanth, resident of Khermahal and ii) Vikash, 27 years, son of Lt. Bishmuk, resident of Rail Gate Dimapur, was arrested near Bata Char Ali (BCA), Dimapur, on May 18 for illegal possession of 84 bottles of assorted IMFL. Accordingly, a case was registered against the two accused under the relevant section of the NLTP Act. In addition, Excise Mobile Squad election expenditure monitoring team on May 19 seized 4632

The individuals arrested from Half Nagarjan.

The individuals arrested IMFL seized by Excise near BCA. Mobile Squad bottles of IMFL in and around Dimapur area.

In this connection, according to Superintendent of Excise (MS), Katoho

Sumi in a press release said one person has been arrested and booked under section of NLTP act 1989.

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Centre provide generous funds to Nagaland for development?  Yes.  No.  Can’t say.

WEATHER FORECAST May 22

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Cloudy, a heavy thunderstorm 31 24

A t-storm around in the p.m.

Aizawl

Guwahati A shower or thunderstorm

26 19 30 24

An a.m. thunderstorm in spots 30 18

Imphal

Itanagar A thunderstorm in spots

31 22

Shillong

A stray morning thundershower 22 16

Kohima

A shower and t-storm around

25 17

Dimapur A t-storm around in the p.m.

33 22

Mkg

A thunderstorm in the area

27 18

Tuensang Some rain and a thunderstorm 18 14 Wokha

A morning shower or t-storm

Zunheboto Mostly cloudy, a t-shower

26 20 23 16

Nagaland observes ‘World Honey Bee Day 2018’ in Dmu

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, May 21 (NPN): Along with the rest of the world, Nagaland observed “World Honey Bee Day 2018” under the theme, “Save the Bees” organized by the Nagaland Beekeeping and Honey Mission (NBHM) on Monday here at multi utility centre, 6th mile with NBHM secretary and team leader, T. Mhabemo Yanthan as the keynote speaker.

Speaking at the programme, Yanthan said that the mission, with celebration of world honeybee day 2018, had embarked on a road map committed to work and create community awareness on the role that honey bees play for the betterment and conservation of its fragile bio-diversity. The mission, he said, would also work towards promoting beekeeping as a vibrant eco-friendly livelihood activity, sustain the beekeeping sector through convergence programs, save the bees by conserving bee habitats, and to create awareness on the health benefits of honey.

Yanthan said that

T. M h a b e m o Ya n t h a n speaking during the ‘World Honey Bee Day 2018’ programme. (NP)

NBHM was looking forward to achieving its target by 2030 and establish a niche market for “Nagaland Honey”.

He mentioned that this year, NBHM has gotten the opportunity to train beekeepers from Manipur, and NBHM had also received invitations from Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim.

He lamented that people had been destroying 75 percent of the forest area because of jhumming cultivation, adversely affecting beekeepers.

While seeking cooperation from other dignified institutions and de-

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partments, Yanthan also appealed to them to assist them and join hands with the honey mission in the near future. He lauded Chozubasa village as being a kind of beekeeping pilgrimage destination today.

Yanthan said that the celebration of world honeybee day did not have a fixed date yet, but Nagaland would be celebrating it on December 5 with effect from 2019 onwards to coincide with the Hornbill festival.

Other who spoke at the programme included assistant director agriculture, Butang; director horticulture, Dr. Elithung Lotha; NBHM member, Bendangmoa Yim; joint director ICAR, Dr. D. J. Rajkhowa; and HoD Entomology SASARD professor, H.K. Singh.

Beekeepers from Chozubasa village under Phek district and Yakor village under Tuensang district also shared their experiences and success stories.

The programme was led by NBHM team member, Chubanungla Shilu while a special song was presented by Mhalevono Kin.

Capacity building programme concludes Correspondent K o h ima , M ay 2 1 (NPN): A two-week “Capacity Building Programme for Young Faculty in Social Sciences” sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) New Delhi and organized

by Department of Education and Department of Teacher Education Nagaland University Kohima, Meriema campus, concluded at Nagaland University Kohima Meriema on Monday.

Chief guest, Pro-Vice Chancellor Kohima Campus, Nagaland University, Prof R.C Gupta, in his address at the valedictory programme congratulated the organizers and the participants for completing the programme successfully.

Dean, School of Humanities and Education, Nagaland University. Prof.

N. Das in his valedictory address as guest of honour reminded the participants that thinking should be supplemented by reading and updating one’s knowledge and one should not be satisfied with the capacity building but also continue reading and gather information for personal and professional development.

Co-course director NU-ICSSR-CBP Dr. B. Venkata Rao, in his report of the programme, said

Prof. R.C. Gupta (2nd from R) giving away certificates to participants during the valedictory programme. (NP)

that the main aim of the programme was to develop research and various capacities among faculty members in social science. He said the 14-day capacity building programme conducted 36 sessions including a field visit and covered themes/ topics of almost all aspects as per ICSSR guidelines.

Dr. Rao said the 30 participants were selected from all over India including from Delhi, Tamil Naidu, Karnataka , Assam, Nagaland (Mokokchung, Dimapur, Phek and Pfutsero) , Arunachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Manipur, from 12 different disciplines.

The resources persons

were former head of department of Adult Continuing Education and Extension, Shivaji university Kolhapur Prof. Gorakhnath Kamble, dept of history NEHU Shillong Prof. Amrendra Thakur, former director IOE, Devi Ahilya Viswavidyalaya Indore MP Prof.

D.N. Sanswal, scientist –B INFLIBNET centre Gandhinagar Gujarat Pallab Pradhan, dept. of education Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Delhi Prof. Saroj Sharma, Dr. Toshi Jamir dept. of history & Archaelogy, Prof. N. Das English dept. and Dean SHE, Dr. N. Martina Solo commerce dept., Dhrubajyoti Bordoloi, Prof. B.V. Rao dept. of Geology, Dr.

Ratan Kaurinta commerce dept., Prof. R.C. Gupta Pro-vice chancellor, Prof.

Buno Liegise HOD education, Prof. A.K. Mishra dept. of commerce.

The valedictory programme was chaired by Dr. M. Rajendranath Babu, assistant professor, department of teacher education NU, welcome address was delivered by Surendra Yadav, assistant prof. department of teacher education NU, the participants gave feedback and suggestions for the programme. Participation certificates were given to all the participants and vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Rakesh Rai, course director NUICSSR-CBP.

Unidentified beneficiaries enjoying NSAP schemes: PLVs

DIMAPUR: Many eligible National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP) scheme candidates were in the dark about the schemes while unidentified beneficiaries were enrolled. A few of the beneficiaries were also unaware of the monetary benefits being given by the implementing agencies in spite of them being enrolled as beneficiaries.

According to a press release from Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs) Tsurito and Thsantong, this came to light at an interaction Deputy chief minister, Y. Patton speaking at the meeting. session held as part of a Dimapur: On the ar- constituencies where BJP ders were discussed and sensitization programme on riving at Dimapur after candidates had won should cooperation of the NEDA NSAP, conducted at Leangattending a NEDA (North give majority support for ruling states was solicited East Democratic Alliance) the PDA alliance consen- for a final solution to the meeting held at Guwahati sus candidate, Tokheho Indo–Naga political issue. on Sunday, an emergency Yepthomi. Patton also said Jacob Zhimomi, minmeeting was called, for that it was the responsibil- ister for PHED and Dimathe Bharatiya Janata Par- ity of every BJP MLA and pur District BJP minister ty (BJP) Nagaland Unit, party worker to mobilize in-charge for the Lok Sabha by deputy chief minister, voters and fulfill the wishes election asked the party Y. Patton along with the and directives of the central workers residing in the party’s legislators at Ho- leaders. He also suggested district to cohesively come tel Acacia in Dimapur to that coordination meetings together and work jointly discuss the upcoming by- between legislators and for the victory of the canelection. party workers should be didate in Dimapur district A press release from held half-yearly/quarterly. and everywhere else.

BJP Nagaland media cell Also speaking in the Others who spoke in stated that while addressing meeting, medical minister, the meeting included Vihothe meeting, Patton said the S. Pangyu Phom spoke she James, BJP spokesman, national president, Amit about the NEDA meeting. Tsasepi Sangtam, state vice Shah specifically instruct- He said that important president and K. Thong, ed him to ensure that all issues regarding state bor- state secretary.

konger Village on May 20

by Legal Aid Clinic (LAC) Shamator in collaboration with Leangkonger Village Council.

Cases of relatives and unknown persons still enjoying the benefits of dead and unknown individuals also came to light during the interaction.

Consequently, the LAC requested village authorities to initiate corrective measures and ensure replacement or elimination of ghost or proxy beneficiaries.

LAC also recommended ensuring fair and transparent implementation of all the schemes at different levels

to avoid necessary legal proceedings and action.

The programme was attended by VC Members, GBs, citizen union office bearers, student union representatives, Church leaders, beneficiaries of NSAP and village elders.

The four hour long programme was chaired by Tsurito while invocation was pronounced by Yansomong, pastor Leangkonger Village Baptist Church and it ended with a benediction prayer

by Rithrongla, women pastor Leangkonger Baptist Church.

Thereafter, a separate advocacy on Village De-

velopment Board Model Rules 1980 (Revised) was also held with the representatives of Village Council chairman and his colleagues, VDB secretary, citizen union office bearers,

GBs and students union leaders. The participants were educated on duties of the VDB, composition of VDB, bank account operation procedure, audits, accounts and meetings.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018

Wokha: Carrying weapons prohibited DIMAPUR: In view of the ensuing Lok Sabha b y - e l e c t i o n s, D i s t r i c t Magistrate (DM), Wokha, Manazir Jeelani Samoon has prohibited carrying of licensed arms, stick, daos, explosives (like fire crackers) and other machetes.

According to DIPR. prohibition has also been imposed on wall writing, pasting posters, paper or defacement of the area in any form or erecting of cutouts, hoardings, banners in public property or public premises without due permission of the District Magistrate.

U s e o f P. A / l o u d speaker systems between 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and also individuals/group of individuals carrying cash above Rs. 50,000 without valid documents have been prohibited as well.

The DC has also prohibited individuals over 16 years of age wearing K Y M C

masks, hoods or any other accessory which helps in concealing the “identity of the wearer, to be or appear in any public space or upto any private property without consent of owner/tenant thereof in writing.”

The emergent nature of the case and circumstances does not permit serving of notice upon the general public in due time and “hereby the order is passed ex-parte under sub section 2 of sec. 144 CrPC and is directed to the public of Wokha district in general.”

The report said that this order shall come into force within Wokha District with immediate effect till declaration of the Lok Sabha by-election result.

This order shall not apply to law enforcing agencies and officials involved in government/ election related work, the report stated.

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NPP campaigns in Ampati

Conrad Sangma with his colleague and NPP members.

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Ampati (Meghalaya), May 21: Meghalaya Chief Minister and National President of National People’s Party (NPP), Conrad K. Sangma, on Monday said that the by-election to Ampati Constituency was important for the people, as this would recreate a roadmap for Ampati.

Conrad was accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong, C&RD Minister Sniawbhalang Dhar, Chief Advisor to the Chief Minister Thomas K. Sangma, CEM of Garo Hills Autonomous District Council Dipul Marak and a host of MLAs and other party functionaries from Nagaland. “People of Ampati constituency gave the mandate to Mukul Sangma but he did not respect the mandate and left Ampati for his political interests”, the NPP leader said addressing election rallies at Rongsang Abagre and Betasing.

Terming as misinfor-

mation the Congress campaign assertion that post the by-election, Congress will form the Government, the Chief Minister said, “NPP candidate Clement G. Momin is the consensus candidate of the Meghalaya Democratic Alliance (MDA). The Congress party has no other issue to raise so they are trying to lie and create confusion amongst the voters.”

He ridiculed the Congress for their claims that former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Mukul Sangma had given NPP and its partners six months to run the Government.

Conrad said, “NPP and its coalition partners will campaign in Ampati constituency for the next few days to demonstrate that Mukul and Congress party has nothing they can prove except create confusion.”

He assured the rally gathering that NPP and its coalition will last the full term and emerge victorious in successive elections from

here onwards. “Congress does not have the numbers to form the Government.

Whether they win or lose they have nothing to gain from this election. Mukul is trying to satisfy his ego by fielding his daughter Miami D. Shira,” Conrad stated.

Urging the people to consciously vote for their chosen candidate, Conrad asked Mukul and the Congress party to respond as to what gave them a reason to believe that NPP and its coalition Government would not last.

“Clement G. Momin is the consensus candidate of MDA and there should be no confusion to believe that this Government will not last. We are all united and we will be there for the people of Meghalaya for the next 25 years,” he added.

Conrad said that Congress party believed in delivering welfare schemes based

on party affiliation, which was against the mandate of the people. He said that the activities of the Congress were unbecoming of leaders, which was a reason that the party was being reduced in successive elections.

“There is no point in voting for Congress as they will sit in opposition”, he added. Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong called Mukul Sangma an ungrateful leader and sought the people’s support and choose the NPP candidate.

“Ampati is a prestigious constituency, where Mukul Sangma started his political career but this leader of yours is ungrateful, as after winning both Ampati and Songsak he decided to leave Ampati. So friends give a befitting reply to him in the upcoming byelection,” Tynsong stated.

“I and Sniawbhalang Dhar resigned from the Congress because of the infighting in the party right from Delhi to the State level committee,” he added.

Top party functionaries from Nagaland, Manipur and Meghalaya are campaigning in different parts of Ampati constituency to garner support for the party candidate Clement G. Momin. Nagaland State President Ato Yeptomi and General Secretary Sashank Gataraj also spoke at length campaigning in favour of the leadership of Conrad K. Sangma and the NPP candidate.

KOHIMA , NAGALAND

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Shillong, May 21: Justice Mohammad Yaqoob Mir was on Monday sworn in as Chief Justice of the Meghalaya High Court.

Governor Ganga Prasad administered the oath of office to Mir at Raj Bhavan.

He was a senior judge at the Jammu & Kashmir High Court prior to this.

Justice Mir, succeeded Justice Tarun Agarwala who retired on March 2, last.

Meghalaya Tourism Minister Metbah Lyngdoh, Chief Secretary Y Tsering, Director General of Police, Swaraj Bir Singh, Meghalaya High Court judge Justice S.R.Sen were among those who attended the swearingin ceremony. The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended Justice Mohammad Yaqoob Mir for appointment as the new Chief Justice of Meghalaya High Court.

Justice Mir is the seniormost Judge from Jammu & Kashmir High Court and has been serving there since his elevation as a Judge of that High Court in November 2007. Born on May 28, 1957 at Village Rajpora, Pulwama Justice Mir did his LLB from Kashmir University and joined the Bar and practised as advocate from 1981 to 1993. He was appointed as district & sessions judge on May 27, 1993. Justice Mir was granted selection grade in July 2001 and was placed in Super Time Scale in April, 2007.

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Mir sworn in as Chief Justice of Meghalaya HC

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The School congratulates all successful candidates for their excellent performance and wishes them a very bright future.

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CHRISTINA MEMORIAL HR. SEC. SCHOOL 2 ½ Mile, Aoyimti, Dimapur

The Management of the school thank the Chairman of NBSE, Mrs Aseno Sekhose, and the Board Officials for conferring the Regular Recognition (RR) status to the Christina Memorial Hr. Sec. School.

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The Khonoma Students Union congratulate Miss Vikedono Seyie, D/o Lt. Kesolie Seyie for her outstanding achievement securing Top No. 3 (Arts Stream) also scoring highest mark in Tenyidie of HSSLC 2018. The Union thanked her for bringing laurels and wishing her good luck in her future endeavor.

The Khonoma Students’ Union also heartily convey our best wishes to all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC from Khonoma Village, further wishing all of them for their bright future.

RESULT – 2018

Kelhukholie Khate General Secretary Khonoma Students’ Union.

OFFICE OF THE

QUEEN MARY HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION H.Q: Mokokchung, P.O: Mokokchung- 798601 Nagaland, India

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The Queen Mary Higher Secondary School Alumni Association congratulate the state toppers from Queen Mary Higher Secondary School- Mr. Abhishek Anand, 2nd Position HSSLC 2018 with State Subject Topper in Computer Science (95 marks), Mr. Sentilong Walling 12th Position HSLC 2018 with State Subject Topper in Social Science (100 marks) and Mr. Imnanuken Jamir State Subject Topper in Ao (100 marks).

The Alumni Association also congratulate all the successful students’ from Queen Mary Higher Secondary School, Mokokchung who have passed out with flying colours.

Further the Alumni Association takes this privilege to thank all the parents, teachers and school authority who have been through all times, with great optimism and sincerity has selflessly sacrificed for this achievements.

We took joy in your triumph and may the Almighty lead you to greater success in days to come.

Sd/Sd/Limawapang Akala Longchar President General Secretary QMHSSAA QMHSSAA

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IMPHAL, May 21: Former Manipur chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh Monday said that country’s democracy has been “rescued” while commenting on the recent political development in Karnataka.

The former chief minister reacted after the resignation of BS Yeddyurappa before facing a trust vote in Karnataka Assembly, following which CongressJD(S) alliance has been invited to form the government in the state.

Talking to reporters on the sidelines of AntiTerrorism Day to mark the 27th death anniversary of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in Imphal’s Congress Bhavan, Singh termed the recent political drama in Karnataka after Assembly elections as “very unfortunate for the country.”

The former chief minister asserted that democracy was almost murdered in the country under the BJP rule. The intervention by Supreme Court has rescued democracy in the country, he added.

He described the latest development in Karnataka as the victory of India’s democracy saying it was a defeat of BJP and all those undermining the democratic institutions.

He claimed that de-

O Ibobi Singh (File) mocracy in the country was strengthened by the Congress party by defending it from BJP, and accused BJP “habit” of resorting unfair means and horse trading to form the government in some states including Manipur.

Earlier, O Ibobi maintained that terrorism was against society and that it has no positive impact in any area. He called upon everyone to co-operate in eliminating terrorism and

fulfill the vision of the late Prime Minister and Congress leader.

The opposition leader asserted that Congress party believed in peace and harmony and added that any differences can be resolved through dialogues.

On the occasion, state Congress leaders and workers including MPCC president TN Haokip and former deputy CM Gaikhangam paid floral tributes to the portrait of late Rajiv Gandhi.

Manipur government too observed the day with a state level function at 1st Manipur Rifles Banquet hall, Imphal.

State agriculture minister V Hangkhanlian and education minister Th Radheshyam led the gathering in paying floral tributes to the former late Prime Minister.

Dearest DAD (NRIO JAMI) HAPPY 71st BIRTHDAY This is a day of celebration of your special day and also the day, we give thanks for having you in our lives.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Frm UR’s Loving, Wife, Sons, Daughter, Daughter in-law, Grand Son & Grand Daughters.

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The Management, Principal and staff of Reginald Hughes Shaw Memorial School, Niuland, congratulate the second batch of HSLC students, who have appeared in the examination of 2018 and who all successfully qualified.

Distinction 1. Vikimu 2. Kito 3. Ghokivi 4. Hekano 5. Vicky 6. Niuli

Appeared = 11 Qualified = 11 =9 =2

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The Sumi Aphuyemi Teacher’s Welfare Organization (SATWO) Pughoboto extend our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of Aphuyemi in the recent declared HSLC and HSSLC Result of 2018.

We also extend a special note of appreciation to GHS Ighanu, GHS Asukiqa Mission School Pughoboto and DBS Laza under SDEO Pughoboto for securing 100% result.

The Organization prays to our Almighty to bless all for more success in their future endeavors.

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Democracy rescued, says former Manipur CM Ibobi

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Through this column, the Jotsoma Students’ Union with immense pride and honour extends our heartiest congratulations to our students 1. Ms Vimeno Nakhro, D/o Visatso Nakhro who secured the top 15th Position in the HSLC Exam 2018 2. Ms Viseno Nisa, D/o Kekoyato Nisa subject topper in Home Science in HSLC Exam 2018 The Union also warmly congratulates all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2018.

The Jotsoma Students’ Union wishes all the students the very best in all the future endeavours .

Ketoukholie Nakhro Bisevi Nakhro President, JSU Info.& Publicity Secy, JSU

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018

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With great pride and honour, the Moayimti Watsu Telen would like to congratulate all the successful students of Moayimti Kaketshir Telongjem in HSLC and HSSLC EXAM, 2018, particularly Miss Sangerbenla Tzudir, D/o S. Walu Tzudir for securing the Top 6 position in the HSLC, 2018 results.

The Moayimti Watsu Telen wishes them the best for their future endeavours.

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UNDER THE AEGIS OF ST.THOMAS MISSION SOCIETY (HOME/SRC-6028) &

MGOS CHURCH, MIDLAND. M.G.M. COLLEGE, Dimapur congratulates Dr. Kavika .K. Yepthomi, D/o Mr. S.Kahovi .Yepthomi & Mrs K. Arenla Imchen and W/o Mr. Inakavi .I .Ayemi. for successfully completing Ph.D in Economics on the Topic “An Economic Analysis of Organic and Inorganic Rice Farming in Dimapur District, Nagaland: A case study” from Pondicherry Central University.

H.S.L.C En Ap Q 80%+ 39 39 38 2 MAHESH PANDEY – 91.8% Subject Distinction Holders – 20

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Congratulations Dr.Kavika .K. Yepthomi

Last date of Admission to Class – XI (Arts), 31st May. Classes will start from June 1st.

Contact – 8119075235/9436211550 That my glory may sing your praise and not be silent.

O Lord my God, I will give thanks to you forever!

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B.A (GEN) & Honours in Political Science, Education, Sociology & English.

Classes will commence from 30/5/2018.

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ã Bishop Mar Theodosius Memorial (MTM) full Scholarship for students scoring 85% and above. ã Well qualified and experienced Teachers. ã Free education for Rank holders and School Toppers ã Admission on first come first serve basis ã Hostel facility available for girls ã Admission will close on 25/5/18 ã 50% Concession in admission fees for MGMHSS students to purse in B.A for first two semesters ã Late K.V. Ponnan Meritorious Scholarship for Semester toppers.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018

First commercial flight in Arunachal Itanagar, May 21 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Monday found a place on the aviation map of the country as the state’s first commercial flight with Chief Minister Pema Khandu among 25 passengers on board, landed at Pasighat Advance Landing Ground in East Siang district.

The 42-seater ATR aircraft of the Alliance Airlines touched down at Pasighat airport around 2.15 pm after 1.5-hour journey from the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi Airport in Guwahati.

“Landed safely at Pasighat airport few minutes ago flying from Guwahati on Alliance Air. Proud to be part of this historic moment. I am extremely thankful to PM @narendramodi ji and @MoCA_GoI for connecting Arunachal with airways (sic),” the CM tweeted minutes after landing at the airport.

He also shared pictures of the aircraft along with its crew on his Twitter handle.

Addressing a gathering at Pasighat, Khandu said,

Chief Minister Pema Khandu deplanes after the first commercial flight at the Pasighat airport in Arunachal Pradesh on Monday. (PTI) “It is a history in making.

With this commercial flight, new vistas of economic development have opened in the region. Besides, the flight services will also open up ample opportunities for the tourism industry”.

Alliance Air, a subsidiary of Air India, will operate flight services on the Calcutta-GuwahatiPasighat route thrice a week - on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

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China calls mining report near Arunachal border ‘groundless’ Beijing, May 21 (IANS): China on Monday dismissed as “groundless” a report that it was mining gold on its side of the disputed border in Arunachal Pradesh.

However, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said the area mentioned in the report by the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post was Chinese territory and Beijing was well within its rights to conduct scientific and geological survey.

The report said that China began large-scale mining operations on its side of the disputed border with India in the Himalayas where a huge trove of gold,

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silver and other precious minerals -- valued at nearly $60 billion by Chinese state geologists -- had been found.

“The area mentioned in the report totally belongs to China’s territory. China conducts regular geological and scientific research on its territory,” said Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang.

“China always attaches great importance to protecting ecological environment.

We hope the relevant media refrain from hyping up groundless reports,” he said.

The report said the move was part of an ambitious

plan by Beijing to reclaim Arunachal Pradesh which it calls as “South Tibet”.

“China’s move to lay claim to the region’s natural resources while rapidly building up infrastructure could turn it into ‘another South China Sea’,” the Post quoted people familiar with the development.

Asked about this, Lu said: “China’s position on the Sino-India boundary is clear-cut. China never recognised the so-called Arunachal Pradesh... Beijing and New Delhi are engaging in negotiations to solve the boundary issue and seek a fair and justified solution.

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mous potential for generating hydro-power and producing a wide range of horticultural and agricultural products, but communication has always been a bottleneck in the state, Khandu said.

“Now, with the launch of the commercial flight, tourists from other states and foreign countries will be able to visit the picturesque locales of the state,” he said. Expressing hope that the new airport would also open avenues for economic development, the CM said if the decks were cleared for cargo aircraft in the near future, the indigenous products of the state could also be sold to other parts of the country.

Khandu also said that another airport at Tezu in Lohit district will be made operational shortly.

“Besides, Zoom Airlines is scheduled to introduce its services in the state soon,” he added.

Arunachal Pradesh has about 120 helipads and 10 advanced landing grounds, built for defence as well as civil purposes.

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Assam to have 19 new cancer care units Guwahati, May 21 (PTI): Assam Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma Monday announced that 19 cancer care units will be set up in the state in collaboration with the Tata Trust and Ratan Tata, who is the chairman of major Tata group companies will lay the foundation stone.

The foundation stone will be laid centrally here on June 13, he said adding the new units would be set up to provide advanced treatment to the cancer patients of the north east. It will take about two years to complete the construction of all the 19 cancer units which will be established under the supervision of Assam Cancer Care Foundation and the Tata Trust, Sarma said.

The units would be set up as a joint venture putting in Rs 1000 crore each with the total investment estimated at Rs 2,000 crore.

Tata Trusts had signed an MoU with the Assam government during the ‘Advantage Assam - Global Investment Summit, 2018’ held in February.

The Assam Cancer Care Foundation will be

Assam raises upper age limit for govt job to 44 years

GUWAHATI, May 21 (Agencies): Assam government has raised the upper age limit by one year to 44 years for a person to be able to apply for 3rd and 4th grade government jobs in the state. That was informed by the state finance minister, Dr Himanta Bishwa Sarma on Monday, TST reported.

The state government also has done away with application fees for Grade –III and Grade-IV posts in the state government with immediate effect.

However, in case of recruitment made by Assam Public Service Commission (APSC), the general category candidates will have to pay an application fee of Rs 250 per head while the same for SC/ST/OBC candidates has been fixed at Rs 150.

Moreover, the state government has decided to pay Rs 5 lakh ex-gratia to the next of kin of the employees working in Government societies in case of death of the employee during the service period.

headed by the state health minister and the hospitals would be based on a threetier system and will be constructed under the L3 (Level 3), L2 (Level 2), L1 (Level 1) divisions.

The L3 hospitals will maintain the basic standards of a hospital and will be located at Barpeta, Diphu, Dhubri, Jorhat, Silchar, Tezpur, Lakhimpur, Nagaon and Dibrugarh.

The L2 hospitals will maintain surgery standards and will be set up at Goalpara, Haflong, Karimganj, Kokrajhar, Golaghat, Darrang, Nalbari, Sivasagar and Tinsukia districts.

The L1 hospital will have sophisticated standards and will be at Guwahati.

“The L1 or a state-level cancer care institute in Guwahati will have advanced tertiary care facilities, L2 or medical colleges in the state would have facilities for chemotherapy, radiation and surgical oncology and L3 or district hospitals would have day-care, chemotherapy and radiation facilities,” he said.

Sarma said the state will have two new dental colleges at Dibrugarh and

Guwahati, May 21 (PTI): The state government will work with honesty to ensure that people at every level has access to “just treatment”, Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said Monday. The CM, while handing out appointment letters to candidates selected for administrative posts at the state secretariat, said a “transparent selection process is a cornerstone of democracy”. “We are committed to work with honesty to weed out corruption with

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Agartala, May 21 (Agencies): Flash floods marooned at least 3,000 families in Tripura, where incessant rain triggered mudslides that have killed six people, including three of a family, in the past four days. Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb declared financial assistance for the victims’ families. Shelter has been provided in 36 makeshift camps, The Hindu reported.

Several localities in Agartala are submerged, while water was flowing above the danger level in three rivers.

The District Magistrate of West Tripura district, Sandip Mahate, said, “Due to incessant rains last night in Sadar and Jirania subdivision and in several wards of Agartala Municipal Corporation, the water of Haora River is flowing at 10.3 m which is .3 m above the danger level.”

“The affected people along the river banks have been shifted to flood relief camps...The administration has arranged for ample food supply and drinking water,” he added.

Govt officials should ensure fair treatment to all: Sonowal

Date 18th May, 2018.

In the interest of the public welfare, this is to inform of all Vehicle Owners and Driving License holders in the state that the Government of India, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways through its Notification No. G.S.R. 1183(E) dated 29/12/2016 has made certain modifications in the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 to levy additional fee/late fines for late renewal of vehicle registration certificates, driving license and certificate of fitness for Motor Vehicles as under: Purpose Amount Additional fee of 1. In case of delay in applying for renewal of i. Rs. 300/- for delay of every month in respect of Motor Cycles; and Certificate of Registration ii. Rs. 500/- for delay of every month in respect of other classes of non transport vehicles.

2. Renewal of a Driving License for which Additional fee @ of Rs. 1000/- for delay of each year from the date of expiry. application is made after the grace period.

3. Grant or renewal of Certificate of Fitness Additional fee of Rs. 50/- for delay of each day after expiry of certificate of fitness. for motor vehicle All Vehicle Owners and Driving License holders are hereby informed to keep their Certificate of Registration, Driving License and Certificate of Fitness updated at all times so as to avoid additional fees/late fines.

All Vehicle Owners and Driving License holders are also informed to mandatorily submit their genuine mobile numbers to the respective Registering and Licensing Offices against their registered vehicles or driving license so that important updates and information can be intimated to them through SMS. All Registering/Licensing Authorities are directed to ensure that mobile numbers of owners or applicants are captured at the time of registration or issuing of license.

Furthermore, the owner of a vehicle is statutorily obligated to insure the vehicle under the provisions of Section 146(1) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 to cover third party risk, unless otherwise exempted under Sub-section(2). Henceforth, no Registering Authority will register or renew a vehicle without vehicle insurance to cover third party risk. Vehicle owners are also instructed to update their insurances to avoid penalties under Section 196 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.

(ELIAS T. LOTHA) Transport Commissioner.

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Silchar with 50 seats each.

“The Dental Council of India has given the clearance for the creation of two new colleges as per the budget proposals of the state government and admissions will begin from this session,” he told reporters here.

With this the number of dental colleges in the state will go up to three, including the Regional Dental College here, and have a total 150 seats, he said.

Sarma, who is also the Finance and PWD Minister, also announced that the upper age limit of candidates appearing for state government jobs have been increased to 44 years from 38 years from this year.

Treasury challan waiver have been also implemented for grade three and four job aspirants though grade one and two candidates will have to pay the usual fees of Rs 250 for the general and Rs 150 for SC/ST/OBC candidates, he said. The state government has also increased the wage of contractual teachers to Rs 20,000 from the earlier Rs 15,000, the minister said.

Six killed in Tripura floods

merit being the sole criterion for selecting candidates for government jobs,” the chief minister said. Altogether, 174 junior administrative assistants were selected from 40,000 applicants and 167 computer operators from 75,000 candidates for the state secretariat. “Dispur as the state secretariat is the epicentre of all administrative exercises and people from 33 districts come here to get their work done. Ensuring good treatment to people

who come from far-flung areas will generate faith in the administrative system,” he said. The CM urged the selected candidates, who will constitute an important segment of service delivery system, to treat those who come to the secretariat humanely. Chief Secretary T Y Das, who was also present at the programme today, congratulated the new appointees and asked them to adopt ‘work is worship’ as their motto.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 164 Dimapur, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018

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Easily spoken

oth the NDPP and the NPF have been going at each other’s throat literally, in the run up to the May 28 parliamentary by election, which is a follow up of the slamming match during the assembly election in February. To understand why both are becoming bitter rivals while claiming to be state regional parties; it will be appropriate to understand the genesis of their rivalry to the fact that both come from the same shoot. Both, while trying to proudly project their regional character, are also eager to forge some understanding with national parties. NPF came about after metamorphosing from several caterpillars and butterflies.

That began as United Front then United Democratic Front (UDF) then Naga National Democratic Party (NDPP) then Naga People’s Council (NPC) then NPF. Events prior to the Assembly election in February led to parting of ways between Neiphiu Rio (who was among the founders of the NPF) with Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu and others. Rio ultimately joined the NDPP formed under his initiative and guidance. The issue that has come to the fore between the two is centred on alliance with BJP. NPF had alliance for several decades since 1977 with Janata Party -as part of anti- NNO/Congress (I) alliance at the national level and this was subsequently extended to BJP after the latter came to power. The NPF considered the BJP its “natural ally” in the words of its president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu when there was a need to make such a statement. However, the issue arose after NPF virtually split when Dr. Shürhozelie, as chief minister was backstabbed by T.R. Zeliang and with the backing of Rio, forged an alliance within NPF factions to become chief minister. When the Governor sacked him (Dr. Shürhozelie) and installed T.R. Zeliang, the seed of distrust was sown. Later after both Dr. Shürhozelie and T.R. Zeliang again came together, Dr. Shürhozelie did not forget the “betrayal” and along with a significant section of his party legislators and party workers, heaped anger at BJP. All the while and even till today, T.R. Zeliang considered close with some national BJP leaders, does not appear to have any axe to grind against BJP. Instead, he has chosen to train his guns on Rio. The issue of BJP being communal or so has also brought the NPF closer in concurrence with the Congress, once its sworn enemy of several decades. From the NPF camp two issues are being raised against the NDPP. One by Dr. Shürhozelie for having alliance with BJP and allegedly giving in to the demands that were seen as total surrender and T.R. Zeliang blaming chief minister Neiphiu Rio for precipitating the byelection by resigning without completing his full term, a code which he (Rio) purportedly initiated as chief minister, that no MP should return to state politics before completing the full term. The verbal duel goes on but it is not certain if the voters are really impressed with the charges and counter-charges. There is a widespread disbelief in the system and loss of faith in those managing it especially the politicians. People know the facts and believe that the biggest problem is when the pot starts calling the kettle black and both not admitting what they are.

DailyDevotion Having God’s “Unreasonable” Faith Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.

—Matthew 6:33 When we look at these words of Jesus, we immediately find them to be the most revolutionary that human ears have ever heard. “…seek first the kingdom of God….” Even the most spiritually-minded of us argue the exact opposite, saying, “But I must live; I must make a certain amount of money; I must be clothed; I must be fed.” The great concern of our lives is not the kingdom of God but how we are going to take care of ourselves to live. Jesus reversed the order by telling us to get the right relationship with God first, maintaining it as the primary concern of our lives, and never to place our concern on taking care of the other things of life. “…do not worry about your life…” (Matthew 6:25). Our Lord pointed out that from His standpoint it is absolutely unreasonable for us to be anxious, worrying about how we will live. Jesus did not say that the person who takes no thought for anything in his life is blessed— no, that person is a fool. But Jesus did teach that His disciple must make his relationship with God the dominating focus of his life, and to be cautiously carefree about everything else in comparison to that.

In essence, Jesus was saying, “Don’t make food and drink the controlling factor of your life, but be focused absolutely on God.” Some people are careless about what they eat and drink, and they suffer for it; they are careless about what they wear, having no business looking the way they do; they are careless with their earthly matters, and God holds them responsible. Jesus is saying that the greatest concern of life is to place our relationship with God first, and everything else second.

It is one of the most difficult, yet critical, disciplines of the Christian life to allow the Holy Spirit to bring us into absolute harmony with the teaching of Jesus in these verses.

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Sometimes by losing a battle you find a new way to win the war. ~ Donald Trump

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hen you buy German cars you have given your consent to them for all the monkeys and humans they have maimed and killed. It has now been discovered that German automakers funded studies that had humans and monkeys inhaling diesel fumes. Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler have been exposed in a report published by the New York Times, and various German papers, about a 2014 study carried out by the European Research Group on Environment and Health in the Transport Sector (EUGT)- a group owned by the car industries - with the aim of defending the use of diesel which had been classified in 2012 as carcinogenic. The animal experiments were done at the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute (LRRI) in New Mexico, and the human ones in Aachen University Hospital, Germany, where the health effects of toxic “short-term nitrogen dioxide inhalation by healthy people” were studied. Nitrogen dioxide is a gas found in diesel fumes. The University Hospital has apologized saying that the experiments were done “to optimize safety for truck drivers, mechanics and welders.”

Monkeys were put into airtight chambers and they

had to inhale the exhaust of the cars, for hours, till they died. German Environment Minister, Barbara Hendricks, said later, she was “horrified” by the news. Volkswagen has promised an inquiry into the scandal and has asked for “forgiveness for this bad behavior and for poor judgment.” BMW and Daimler, which owns Mercedes Benz, while agreeing that they commissioned the studies, claim they did not know animals had been used.” Daimler said it was “shocked by the extent of those studies and the way they were carried out.”

Such an experiment was abhorrent and superfluous.

“We are convinced that the scientific methods chosen at the time were wrong.

Germany’s Green party has promised to take up this matter with the administration of Chancellor Angela Merkel. When tests on animals and people showed the opposite of what they wanted, these car industries put a software device to cheat pollution tests about their emissions.

The Dutch are probably the only people not scandalized. Dutch researchers have been performing tests “for years” on humans and animals to study the effects of diesel fumes. The Dutch National Institute for Public Health (RIVM) “is involved in

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Animal testing research in which volunteers are exposed to diluted emissions from a diesel engine” for hours and this includes people who are sick and those with heart problems. Dutch researcher Nicole Janssen told the Dutch daily NRC that between 2010 and 2015 a large research project into air pollution was carried out. “I myself have carried out tests for the RIVM. With mice, rats, and occasionally with people,” says toxicology professor, Paul Borm.

Practically every industry has experimented with animals – even when it is not necessary. The sugar industry used a trade group called the Sugar Research Foundation in the 1960s, funded a research project on animals to disprove the allegation that there was a connection between sugar and heart health. Thousands of animals were fed only sugar and then dissected to see what the impact was on their hearts.

But when the research

indicated that sugar might promote not only heart disease but also bladder cancer, the industry group ended the study and never published the results. So the animals suffered and died needlessly. The same sugar industry then employed scientists to prove that artificial sweeteners were carcinogenic, and these were banned on shaky evidence. Again hundreds of animals were killed. The tobacco industry did the same, making thousands of animals smoke cigarettes, or be exposed to cigarette fumes, in order to try and prove that cigarette smoking was not injurious to health.

Industries that make a fool of people into buying what they do not need, or what is bad for their health, use animal suffering to manipulate science. The industry that uses animals the most is the cosmetic / beauty industry. And the biggest experimenters on animals are L’Oreal, Estee Lauder, Procter & Gamble,

Clorox, Johnson & Johnson, S.C.Johnson, ColgatePalmolive, Reckitt Benckiser, Church & Dwight, Unilever, and Dial/Henkel.

What is even more frightening is that companies that experiment on animals buy small niche companies that don’t experiment on animals, and then use those as a cover to hide their own malevolence. For instance, The Body Shop is frequented by customers who want to make an anti – animal testing statement. But The Body Shop is owned by L’Oreal which has the worst ethics when it comes to animal testing, and is making no effort to change its policies. Tiny brands, like Burt’s Bees (owned by Clorox) and Tom’s of Maine (owner: Colgate-Palmolive), are touted as cruelty free.

These are some of the face and hair brands that test on animals: Almay, Artistry (Amway), Avon, Bobbi Brown, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Clinique, CoverGirl, Dior, Estee Lauder, Flirt, Givenchy, Guerlain, Helena Rubinstein, L’Oreal, Lancôme, MAC, Mary Kay, Max Factor, Maybelline, Rimmel, Revlon, Shiseido, Tom Ford, Yves Saint Laurent, Avene, Bain de Soleil, Bioderma, Biotherm, Bliss, Clarins, Clean & Clear, Clearasil, Garnier, Kiehl’s, L’Occitane, La

Mer, Mederma, Neutrogena, Nivea, Noxzema, Oriflame, Ponds, Vaseline, Vichy, Walgreens, Yves Rocher, Clairol, Fekkai, Head & Shoulders, Herbal Essences, Kerastase, Natural Instincts, Nexxus, Nice ‘n Easy, Pantene, Sunsilk, TRESemmé, Vidal Sasson, Dial, Dove, Ivory, Johnson’s, Lux, Wella.

O n e w o u l d h av e thought that razors and hair remover companies would not need to experiment on animals, but these companies still slice and dice animals to see whether their razors are sharp enough: Bic Corporation, Braun, Gillette Co., Nair, Schiek, Veet.

So do these brands: Band-Aid, Pampers, Savlon, Vaseline, Vicks.

And so do these sanitary napkin companies.

Which towel absorbs the most blood. Test on cutting an animal and then seeing the blood: Always, Carefree, Femfresh, Stayfree.

These are only a few.

None of them needs to test on animals, as none of the animal tests are reliable. In fact, statistics show that 90% of all animal tests are rejected. So why do companies test on animals? I will tell you next time. But first, why do you buy products that are tested on animals?

Stop any that are on this list – including your next foreign luxury car .

Post-mortem

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Simple, innocent humbuggery

nnocently and ignorantly, the Naga often engages in pure humbuggery. Someone wrote a Book on the Naga Club which contain the following– “In 1917 during the Ist World War between France and Germany about 4000 Nagas joined the Allied Force and won the battle. They earned good reputation and returned to Nagaland in 1918. They decided that all the Nagas should come together under one political umbrella. So they formed a Naga Elders Union”.

“In the meantime there was a British Club at Dimapur. Naga Elders’ asked the British Club, so British Club was given to them. So they shifted this building to Kohima Chotobosty under present Mission compound and called Naga Club. From the Naga Club yard a Naga shawl was hoisted as a Naga Club Flag with prayer, witnesses

by C.R Pawsey D.C, Rev. George Supplee Chaha and A. Kevichüsa was with Naga Club members.”

“Just after prayer the hosting of the Flag, a Rainbow appeared over the Naga Club building. Therefore the Naga Club Flag was enshrined with Rainbow shape and colours”.

The story contains irrelevant, inaccurate information, at best imaginary humbug, and falsehood at worst. The story above is embarrassingly not worth for Naga History.

In order to allay inaccuracies and to strengthen facts about Naga Club, this writer essays into the public domain here.

I have directly obtained from -living responsible 90+yr-elder Eyewitnesses, personally from late author of the letter Naga Club gave to the Simon Commission, including personally and directly from late son of the most important person of the Naga Hills Labor Corp- the information I am presenting here. Beautiful or ugly, historical account of a people has to be of facts and truths alone, nothing more nothing less.

Firstly, the Labor Corp of Naga Hills in 1917 numbered only 2000, not 4000. The Princely State of Manipur and Lushai Hills also sent 2000 each. After that, the Raja of Manipur asked for additional 2000 more from the Villages and 10 Kuki Chiefs of Manipur complained against the Raja’s indent. This caused the 1917 Kuki rebellion of Manipur.

The Elder generation, the generation of the labor Corp, never mentioned the labor corp. members on their return from Europe ever formed a ‘Naga Elders Union’ that morphed into ‘Naga Club’ afterwards.

The author of the book claimed the British Club at Dimapur was given to Naga Club and shifted to Chotobosti Kohima.

The Naga Club building at Chotobosti was not in existence when the gifted materials were taken up to Kohima in 1946. CR. Pawsey arrived in the Naga Hills only in 1929 and George W. Supplee only in 1922, so both of them could not have witnessed the imagined rainbow hued flag hoisting of the Naga shawl flag of the Club with prayer. (In honor of humanity, please do not ask me for the name of the Author of the book).

Such humbug bits of information creates wrong impression in a credulous population Nagaland abounds, and is very dangerous. They often create evil and anything that creates evil is evil.

It was Mr. A. Kevichüsa who first coined the terms ‘Naga National Council’ and the ‘NAGA NATION’ in the Wokha

Meeting of June 19-20, 1946 to replace the then ‘Naga Hills Tribal Council’ of CR. Pawsey and the monthly Paper the ‘KOHIMA TIMES’.

So, from the Wokha meeting onwards, Naga Hills Tribal Council became NAGA NATIONAL COUNCIL –NNC- and ‘Kohima Times’ became the “NAGA NATION” from the October 1946 Issue. My father and education missionary at Kohima, George W. Supplee use to publish the Monthly for the NNC. This Writer has a bound copy of the monthly issues of 1946 – 1947, now very fragile and the only surviving copy in Nagaland today.

In the early 20th Century, the white Officers had a Club at Kohima Town exclusively for the White Officers only, they gathered, danced, drank, sang, and spent their leisure there every night.

The indigenous government Servants of the DC Kohima, on cue of the white man Club, formed a Naga Club (exact date of formation not known) and it was not a political Organization. The Club Members were mostly staff of the DC Office Kohima.

Naga Elders would gather at the Chotobosti Naga Club in the evenings to talk, maintain contacts with their colleagues and share stories or to while away their afteroffice time with their other members.

The youths also gathered in the Club’s courtyard to play Games and Sports like Badminton, Long jump, Shot put. The Club kept Boxing Gloves in the building and the boys would try their sinews with it. There are stories of the boys sometimes getting a bit too sanguine and too serious with each other to the great enjoyment of the crowd of people standing on the roadside of the road above to and from the Kohima Village.

The first quarter of the twentieth century, 1900-1925 was perhaps the most peaceful period of the Naga Hills. People no longer dreaded unknown enemy lurking in every unsuspecting places to take the Head every Naga coveted, the awesome colonial Sarkar had strictly stopped it, and womenfolk went to their cultivation and returned home without armed male escorts. They no longer feared Tiger-attack in the jungle, powerful Guns now could deal with ferocious wild animals and Tigers in the jungles. There were no Soldiers to fear; political troubles were unheard of, Quit-India Movement of Mahatma Gandhi had not started.

The only challenge to life was a new Religion the white man brought and already it was changing the secure traditional customs and feasts of the people, with blouse, skirts, pantaloons, and sola hats.

These are personal matters and the Naga had no King or Emperor to force their will on the people.

The only fear was of Ghosts, Spirits, and dirt getting into the eyes. It was the zenith of the British Empire, the Sun never set there, and the Naga carried on his subsistence cultivation blissfully ignorant of the World.

There were no political troubles and there was no need of a political Organization of the Naga during the first quarter of the nineteenth century.

The Naga Club remained dormant after the destructions of the WW II, but any property of a Nation or of an Institution or even of an Individual, lost and found again, belongs to the original owner or its descendants even after several centuries but to no others.

Thepfulhouvi Solo

Lessons from the Karnataka episode

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he largest democratic country in the world was put to test following the Karnataka Governor’s abrupt decision to allow the BJP which emerged as the single largest party in the Karnataka election to form the Government when the Governor clearly knew that the BJP did not have the requisite number to stake claim to form the Government.

Karnataka went to polls on 12 May 2018 in 222 constituencies of the total 224 constituency of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. The counting took place on 15th May 2018 and amidst much fanfare, the BJP easily secured 104 seats to its kitty with a vote shareof 36.2%. The incumbent Congress was reduced to just 78 seats though it secured a higher percentage of vote share with 38 %. The third and the key player was the JD(S) which secured 38 seats in addition to one seat of BSP with which it had pre-poll alliance. Immediately, after the final counting was over. The Congress extended its support to the JD(S) to form the government in its bid to end the unprecedented rise of the BJP growth in India. In fact, both the Congress and the JD(S) were keen to oust the Saffron Party from forming the Government in Karnataka.

The people were gripped with fear that the Governor might act unconstitutionally given his soft corner for the RSS and the BJP. This speculation eventually came true when the Governor invited Yedyurrapa(the leader of BJP) to form the Government despite the fact that the Congress and the JD(S) which had struck a deal post-election result had requested the Governor to form the Government since they have the numbers. This plea was out rightly rejected and the Governor defied all sorts of constitutional norms by appointing Yedyurappa as the Chief Minister of Karnataka and gave him 15 days to prove majority on the ‘Floor of the House’. Fifteen days was enough time for the BJP to use all sort of tactics and

involve in horse-trading to try to woo the Congress and the JD(S) MLAs. In fact, Congress and JD(S) MLAs were offered a whooping amount of 100 Crore and plump Portfolio to side with the BJP. It also gave them ample time to formulate and scheme devious plans for the Big Day i.e. ‘The Floor Test’. The Congress-JD(S) alliance took no time to file a writ petition at the Supreme Court demanding a stay on the governor’s invitation to the BJP to form the government.

Democracy was at stake!

Minority had become the new majority going by the Karnataka Governor’s decision.

It was the prerogative of the Governor to invite the leader of the majority party to form the Government and the Karnataka case was not exceptional. The Congress and the JD(S) had the numbers to form the Government. But the Governor acted on the contrary. The Supreme Court’s verdict came as a huge relief for many who had high hopes on the Nation’s highest judiciary; often considered as the last resort by every section of the society.The Supreme Court had quashed the Governor’s decision cutting short the period for floor test from 15 days to 2 days. The apex court also directed the Yeddyurappa government not to take any major decision till its majority was proven.

The debacle which was seemingly evident from the start came to reality on the 19th May 2018. The stage was set.

All eyes were on Karnataka.

The whole nation was glued to the Television sets for the Karnataka Floor test which was scheduled at 4 PM. The BJP didn’t had the numbers yet they entered the Assembly defiantly.

After an emotional speech by Yedyurrapaat the Karnataka Assembly, BJP skipped the floor test and later Yedyurrapasubmitted his resignation as the Chief Minister of Karnataka (The Chief Minister who broke his own record as the shortest serving Chief Minister of Karnataka).

The Karnataka episode

which unfolded every two days starting from the 15th May has taught us some lesson which unwinds as follows: 1. The Governor who is considered as the Constitutional head should be appointed on the basis of merit and not because of his/her affiliation with a particular party. The fact that the Governor should act according to the constitution and not on the party lines should be seriously viewed at.

2.BasanagoudaDaddal of the INC who is elected from the Raichur Rural constituency of Karnataka flatly refused the bribe which was offered to him. He had set a precedent for other politicians to emulate; that the moral and principle of an individual should not be compromised just because one is a politician.

3. Following the Supreme Court crisis in the earlier part of this year wherein four of the five senior-most judges of the Supreme Court openly spoke against the Chief Justice of India. The people became sceptical of the apex court because the government of the day had unscrupulously misused every institution of the country. The Karnataka incident has instilled hope in the minds of the people that the highest judiciary of the country cannot be subverted.

4. The Nagaland State BJP joined the bandwagon in the celebration of the victory in Karnataka a little too early by bursting crackers and shouting indiscriminately only to realize later that they had been jokers in the eyes of the people. The State BJP started to count the chickens even before they were hatched which proved to be very miserable.

The dust has finally settled down in Karnataka. The swearing-in ceremony of Kumaraswamy is scheduled on 23rd May, 2018. With great hope and expectation we look forward that the JD(S)-Congress Government will sail smoothly and in due course will teach us many great lessons like it did this time.

X Chophika Sumi, Bank Colony, Dimapur

Reader’s Post Sir,

Traffic congestion

With regard to the existing traffic jam not only affecting the working persons but the whole society in general. Lots of article have been published by the minded person but the course of action has been neglected to its full. Dimapur being a commercial hub of Nagaland faces variety of problems to which the traffic jams as its top root of the problem. Not only negligence from those person driving but to the government as well. Affective measures should be implemented and awareness, of the bad driving by manipulating the traffic rules.

Construction of routes should be necessary measures for the free flow of the vehicles.

Olotoli A Yeptho, (Intern)

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.

National

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018

Lawyers’ body moves SC for recall of Judge Loya case

Supreme Court of India and Judge B.H. Loya.

New Delhi, May 21 (IANS): The Bombay Lawyers Association on Monday moved the Supreme Court to seek a review and recall its judgment that held that Special CBI Court Judge B.H. Loya had met with natural death and that a PIL was misused for advancing political agenda and to scandalise the judiciary.

Rejecting the plea for a SIT probe into the judge’s death, the top court in its April 19 judgment said: “It gives a sense of anguish that the proceedings were converted to scandalise the judiciary bordering on contempt.”

The Bombay Lawyers Association was one of the petitioners who pleaded for a Special Investigation Team probe into the death, which the Supreme Court declined.

When Judge Loya died of a cardiac failure on December 1, 2014, he was conducting a trial in a case related to the alleged staged shootout killing of Sohrabuddin Sheikh in November 2005.

The now Bharatiya Janata Party President Amit Shah was one of the accused in the case but was later discharged.

The recall plea filed by senior counsel Dushyant Dave said that the “judgment and order passed by

this court requires serious reconsideration and upon such reconsideration deserve to be recalled in the interest of justice and in larger public interest”.

Contending that the top court committed an error by relying on the report of Commissioner Intelligence -- a police officer -- who had conducted an enquiry and reached the conclusion that Judge Loya died of natural causes and that the case did not require an independent investigation.

“It is submitted that in this country, statements made before police officers are not admissible in the eyes of law. Therefore, the inquiry report could not have been placed on a higher pedestal than what law permits and demands,” said the plea.

Holding as “erroneous” the finding that the Maharashtra government was authorised to hold an inquiry, the review plea contended that it was a “purely internal administrative inquiry” which was “secretive” and without any legal footing.

The death of Judge Loya demands an “independent inquiry” under the Commission of Enquiry Act, 1952, or ordered by the High Court or Supreme Court in exercise of its extraordinary powers.

Such an “open and transparent” inquiry, the review plea said, should be in accordance with the principles of natural justice, involving the summoning of witnesses, cross-examining them, recording evidence and permitting parties to adduce evidence.

This point was advanced before the top court in the course of the hearing of PILs that sought SIT probe into Judge Loya’s death but were rejected.

That the judgment needs to be recalled, the review plea says “in as much as it proceeds on the premise that once statements of the judges are recorded by the Commissioner Intelligence, the same must be accepted and cannot be questioned by anybody”.

Questioning the veracity of the statements of the judges in the Judge Loya death case, the plea maintained that “such questioning does not amount to either disrespect of the judges, much less a wanton attack on the independence of judiciary”.

The inquiry report prepared by the Commissioner Intelligence, the review plea said, “when viewed in the light of freely recorded video interviews of Judge Loya’s father and sisters, appears to be a sham and a clear attempt to obstruct justice.

“The father and the sisters had spoken about the pressure on late Judge Loya (and) the offers of bribe to him,” said the review petition.

Aircraft can’t empty toilet tank mid-air: DGCA

New Delhi, May 21 (IANS): There is no way an aircraft can empty toilets mid-air and dump human waste, the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) told the NGT on Monday.

The DGCA made the statement while asking the green court to stay and review its previous order directing the regulator to ensure that airlines do not dump human waste while in the air.

In October 2016, Lt Gen Satwant Singh Dahiya (retd) complained that the terrace of his house in south Delhi’s Vasant Enclave was being repeatedly spattered with excreta falling from aircraft.

The DGCA on Monday said it was impossible to dump human waste midair.

Following Dahiya’s plea, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) also asked the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) to examine the sample which confirmed that it was excreta but its source -- bird or

human -- was not known.

Later, the NGT directed the DGCA to issue a circular to all airlines operating at the IGI Airport here to ensure that they do not empty toilet tanks midair. Airlines found violating the order were to be fined Rs 50,000.

The court also set up an expert committee and sought details by May 23.

The committee said there was no system available in the aircraft to dispose waste mid-air.

The DGCA on Monday said that modern day airline toilets are sealed and cannot be emptied during flight.

“The aircraft system has three levels of in-built external protection for disposing the waste and under no circumstance release of waste during flight is possible and there has been no such resort ever by the operators,” the DGCA plea said.

It added that the toilet waste can only be disposed of by manual operation on ground.

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Any peace overture from Pak is taken seriously: India

New Delhi, May 21 (IANS): India takes seriously any comment that calls for peace with it, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday, days after Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa favoured talks to resolve all disputes, including Kashmir, between the two countries.

“Any comment on wanting peace will definitely be taken seriously,” Sitharaman said in reply to a query about Bajwa’s comments indicating that the Pakistan Army would supporting peace talks to resolve India-Pakistan disputes.

She was speaking to reporters after inaugurating a workshop on artificial intelligence in national security and defence of India.

According to Pakistan media reports, Bajwa last month said a peaceful resolution of disputes, including Kashmir, would be possible through talks between the two countries.

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reported to have said it was Pakistan Army’s “sincere belief ” that all issues between Pakistan and India, “including the core issue of Kashmir”, could be solved peacefully by “comprehensive and meaningful dialogue”.

“While such dialogue is no favour to any party, it remains the inevitable precursor to peace across the region. Pakistan remains committed to such a dialogue, but only on the basis of sovereign equality, dignity and honour,” the Pakistan Army chief said in one of the rarest com-

ments talking peace with India.

Sitharaman also said that the armed forces would honour the government’s Ramadan ceasefire decision in Jammu and Kashmir.

“We shall fully honour the policy which the Home Ministry on behalf of the government of India announced. The policy has clearly laid out how it is going to pan out and we shall abide by everything that was announced,” she said.

In her address at the workshop, the Defence Minister said the India Army, Navy and the Air Force needed to incorporate the concept of artificial intelligence which can also be used to check chemical, biological and nuclear weapons and also to keep vigil on outer space.

The Defence Ministry has approved the future roadmap on using Artificial Intelligence as tactical deterrent and its peaceful and commercial use.

Housemaid’s murder: Amnesty asks government to act New Delhi, May 21 (IANS): Rights group Amnesty International India on Monday asked the government to investigate and prosecute the accused in the gruesome murder case of the 16-year-old maid by her employer here, while calling for “progressive legislation” to protect rights of workers in the unorganised sector.

The maid was killed, over two weeks back, after she demanded her salary from the person who brought her from

Jharkhand to get her employed as a domestic help in Delhi. Later, her body was chopped into three parts and dumped into a drain, from where they were found.

“This individual case points to an endemic problem of girls, particularly underage girls from rural areas being brought to cities for domestic work, and kept in inhuman condi-

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tions. “Human trafficking for domestic work can only be stopped when the government investigates and prosecutes traffickers, who pose as placement agencies to lure young girls and boys from poverty to a promised better life,” Asmita Basu, Programmes Director, Amnesty International India said in a statement.

She added that the government must undertake

measures to protect domestic workers from all forms of abuse, harassment and violence, “by adopting progressive legislation that protects the rights of workers in unorganised sectors”.

“An essential step to safeguarding the rights of domestic workers is recognising them as labourers and ensuring they have a safe working environment,” she said.

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New Delhi, May 21 (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday said that it has attached more properties of the absconding diamantaire Nirav Modi worth Rs 171 crore as part of its probe in the multicrore Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud.

The official said that the attached properties includes four commercial premises in Mumbai and Surat (with present market value worth Rs 72.87 crore), 106 bank accounts (with account balance of Rs 55.12 crore), 15 demat accounts (with Rs 35.86 crore) and 11 cars valued at Rs 4.01 crore.

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Earlier, additional secretary RD & mission director, NSRLM, Athel O Lotha, delivered the welcome address. At the programme, Khuzuma Entrepreneurs presented a folk tune.

An interactive session was also held where the SHGs highlighted on the need for setting up of marketing sheds and proper public toilets. National Awardee 2018, Pete VLO, Kezoma, made a presentation on the various activities carried out by them.

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and Peren district campaign committee convener NR Zeliang. This was stated in a press release issued by the party.

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government posts.

Speaking on the occasion, NPF spokesperson Achumbemo Kikon blamed Rio for the “abnormal situation facing the Naga people due to his greed for power and not for his love of the people.”

Nagas would not have faced this by-election if Rio had true concern for the people by not returning to State politics even before his term ended, he added.

By returning to State politics, Rio sacrificed 20 constituencies to BJP for his greed for power, Kikon stated, and added that the current campaign led by the incumbent chief minister was meant to fool the Naga public with blatant lies.

NPF MLA Moatoshi, former MLA Hukavi and former BJP leader Zandi Domta also spoke on the occasion.

The programme was chaired by NPF treasurer

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arship, SSA teachers’ salary, etc. by claiming that these were all Central schemes and that such releases were normal distribution of fund by any government.

“These cannot be termed as achievements,” he quipped. On the PDA government’s release of VDB funds recently to villages, Zeliang remarked that the entire fund released so far by the present government was brought by the NPF government in the last tenure.

He also alleged that the PDA government’s announcement to repair all district headquarters roads within 60 days and do away with VIP culture was nothing but to fool the public and gain public support.

Expressing confidence that Naga people would vote for NPF candidate C Apok Jamir, Zeliang said Jamir has vast experiences and served as an MP besides holding various important

(From p-1) Governor also congratulated the Pete Village Level Organisation, Kezoma on receiving the Best VLO National Award 2018. He stated that it was a great achievement not only for the village level organisation but also for the state.

Chairing the programme, COO & Skills, NSRLM, Menuoneituo Chadi, said that 515 villages in 29 Blocks under nine districts in Nagaland were under intensive implementation under NRLM.

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(From p-1) Speaking on the occasion, Zeliang also gave clarification to accusation made

by Rio, who, during one of his public speeches, alleged that NPF was divided into three groups. He said this was nothing informative, but “cheap political propaganda to confuse the people”.

“In fact, Rio stated this to break up NPF and increase the number of NDPP MLAs so that he can ditch coalition partner BJP as he can see the aggressiveness and domination of BJP,” he alleged.

Zeliang recalled how Rio during his tenure as MP tried every means to finish NPF while he was still the party’s Lok Sabha member and expressed gratefulness to God that Rio could not dismantle NPF. Zeliang also lambasted the PDA government for announcing that it will release students’ schol-

Gov calls upon SGHs to strengthen society

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Dimapur, May 21 (NPN): Nagaland’s largest e-commerce store, ilandlo. com has launched its first Ilandlo Express Centre at Razhü Point, Kohima. The branch office cum outlet will serve both as distribution centre and sales channel for the district.

Ilandlo.com, an online venture started in 2014, promotes indigenous entrepreneurs from Nagaland and Northeast India.

Ilandlo is now expanding their express shops to make it easily accessible for walk-in buyers.

The express store will focus on bringing packaging solutions closer to home for SMEs, a bookshelf for local authors and space for local entrepreneurs. add as a pickup and drop Ilandlo Logistics SoluThe centre will also points for all vendors of tions.

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Mincing no words in attacking the BJP, the NPFF chief alleged that fanaticism was at its peak in India where a “cow is placed above men and women in the country.” He declared that secular parties across India will come together in 2019 to wipe BJP out of India.

Therie also warned Nagas not to take the BJP-RSS and its alliance parties very lightly since it could have “serious ramifications on Naga society in particular and the whole nation in general in the coming years.”

Speaking on the occasion, NPF legislator Yitachu questioned why the PDA government headed by Neiphiu Rio over its slogan “Change is coming” which is not being matched with action. He also said NDPP contradicted its own slogan and also only engaged only in exercises concerning finding fault with its opponents.

He termed the PDA government as a “gossip-mill government” to escape its own glaring weaknesses.

He also accused Rio of having purchased leadership including his assembly seat from two persons who had intended to contest from 11

Northern Angami-II A/C and preventing a female candidate from filing nomination. Yitachu asked, “Is this how a true leader behaves?

Since when has leadership become a purchase-able commodity? Can leadership be bought in this way? Is this how a true leader leads people?”

Referring to BJP’s slogan “Election for solution”, the NPF MLA asked why the present government was silent on Naga solution issue and engaging only in lip servicing. He appealed to the electorate to vote for Apok , who, was the right person to represent the Nagas in Parliament. On his part, the NPF candidate appealed to the electorate to vote for him, saying “Your one precious vote will determine our future – that one vote to show we are Nagas. Are you ready to do it for the Nagas?” Others who spoke on the occasion included former NLA speaker Thenucho, NPF MLA and campaign committee convener Dr Chotisuh Sazo and NPF working president Apong Pongener. The programme was chaired by NPF Phek unit president Chivotso Nienu. This was stated in a press release issued by NPF’s press bureau.

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New Delhi, May 21 (PTI): Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded Punjab National Bank’s rating citing the impact of recent fraud on its capital as well as weak internal controls. However, the outlook to the rating has been retained as stable which reflects Moody’s expectation that the negative impact of the fraudulent transactions is largely known.

The agency downgraded PNB’s foreign currency issuer rating by a notch to ‘ba1’, which is non-investment grade, from ‘Baa3’meaning below investment grade. “Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded the local and foreign currency deposit rating of Punjab National Bank (PNB) to Ba1/ NP from Baa3/P-3.

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the CBDT to all its regional chiefs stating that the tax department is an “aggrieved creditor” visa-vis these struck-off shell companies and the taxman should hence undertake all efforts to file these petitions to get its dues from them.

“A good amount of information is already in the possession of the department in this context and this will be finalised once the entire data is compiled by the deadline of May 31,” a senior official said.

The CBDT believes that the appeals for “restoration” of these firms are required to recover tax dues and “protect the legitimate interests of revenue”.

A standard operating procedure (SOP) has been issued by the CBDT last year for the tax department for filing such appeals that stated that shell firms against whom the department has pending cases of departmental appeal, penalty and prosecution among others will be petitioned before the NCLT.

M u m b a i , M ay 2 1 (IANS): Defunct Kingfisher Airlines (KFA) along with 17 other firms will be delisted from the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) from May 30.

According to a NSE circular, companies like KFA, Agro Dutch Industries, Broadcast Initiatives and Lumax Automotive Systems among others will be delisted. The stock exchange said that firms like Brandhouse Retails, Elder Pharmaceuticals, First Leasing Company India, Glodyne Technoserve, Helios and Matheson Information Technology, Tulip Telecom and Varun Industries will be delisted “due to liquidation”. “As per Rule 21(2) (b) of the Securities Contracts (Regulations) Rules 1957, it is hereby notified that it has been decided to delist (withdraw the admission to dealings in) the equity shares of companies w.e.f. May 30, 2018 which have been compulsorily delisted by BSE Limited,” the stock exchange major said in a circular issued on May 18. Earlier, on May 11, 2018, BSE delisted over 200 companies “that have remained suspended for more than six months” or were liquidated.

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New Delhi, May 21 (PTI): The Income Tax (I-T) Department is an “aggrieved creditor” to many de-registered shell companies and will petition the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to recover tax dues of crores of rupees.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has directed the I-T Department to form a special team of officers to complete the task of filing these petitions in various NCLT benches across the country by this month-end, and has written to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs seeking its help.

The CBDT, the policy-making body for the department, is concerned over crores of rupees of its “legitimate” taxes being stuck, after these shell firms were de-registered by the government in the recent past as part of its drive against black money and fraud business operations. PTI has accessed a letter written recently by

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Seven killed by torrential rains in Sri Lanka

Ebola preparedness much better now than for 2014 outbreak: WHO

Syria says capital is free of militants after defeat of IS

Syrian forces say they are clearing the area of militants.

Beirut, May 21 (Agencies): Syria’s military said Monday it has retaken the last neighborhoods in southern Damascus held by the Islamic State group and declared the Syrian capital and its surroundings “completely safe” from militants for the first time in nearly seven years, Chicago Tribune reported.

Reading an army statement on Syrian TV, Gen. Ali Mayhoub said the army captured the former IS strongholds in the Palestinian Yarmouk camp and Hajar al-Aswad after a monthlong campaign. He said the army operations were “concen-

trated and successive,” leading to the extremists’ defeat in the city.

The gains by President Bashar Assad’s troops bring greater Damascus — including the capital’s far-flung suburbs — fully under government control for the first time since the civil war began in 2011.

“Damascus and its surroundings are completely secure,” Mayhoub said.

State TV earlier said that government forces resumed an offensive at noon after a group of civilians was evacuated from the area overnight. Two hours later, the TV said troops captured

IS’ former stronghold of Hajar al-Aswad and broadcast images showing troops waving the Syrian national flag in the heavily destroyed neighborhood.

A war monitoring group said some 1,600 people, including hundreds of IS gunmen, left the area on Saturday and Sunday, heading toward the desert east of the country following a deal with the government.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said government forces are now clearing the nearby Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk, a builtup residential area, of the

last remaining IS fighters. It said the month of fighting left scores of dead on both sides.

The TV earlier quoted an unnamed Syrian military official as saying the two-day truce had been in place to evacuate women, children and the elderly on Sunday night from Hajar al-Aswad.

Syrian state media denied a deal was reached to evacuate fighters.

The push into Hajar alAswad and Yarmouk came after government forces captured the last rebel-held southern and eastern suburbs of Damascus, boosting security in Assad’s seat of power.

“The Daesh terrorist organization was wiped out in Hajar al-Aswad,” an unnamed Syrian soldier told state TV, using an Arabic acronym to refer to IS. “We will keep marching until we liberate all parts of Syria.”

Assad’s forces have been making steady gains since 2015, when Russian launched an air campaign on behalf of his forces.

In December 2016, government forces captured rebel-held eastern neighborhoods of the northern city of Aleppo, marking Assad’s biggest victory since the conflict began.

Colombo, May 21 (PTI): Heavy monsoon rains and strong winds across Sri Lanka have killed at least seven persons and displaced more than 1,000, prompting authorities to deploy the military for rescue and relief operations. The Disaster Management Center (DMC) said that 1024 people have been displaced so far and have been sheltered at temporary locations. Seven people have been killed so far and hundreds have been affected by the adverse weather experienced in most parts of the country, Colombo Gazette reported.

The most number of displaced have been reported from Badulla, Kegalle and Kalutara, the DMC said.

Over 170 houses have been damaged as a result of the adverse weather affecting the country over the past few days. Landslide warnings were issued for several areas while people living along major rivers were cautioned over the possibility of floods, the report said. The Army, Navy and Air Force were deployed to the most affected areas to provide relief and join the rescue operations.

President Maithripala Sirisena directed the relevant authorities to provide immediate relief to those affected.

A health worker sprays a visitor with chlorine at the Mbandaka General Hospital, in Mandaka, Democratic Republic of Congo on May 20. (Reuters)

GENE VA , M ay 2 1 (Agencies): The spread of Ebola to a major city in Democratic Republic of Congo is worrying but the outlook is much more optimistic than when a major outbreak was reported in West Africa in 2014, the head of the World Health Organization said on Monday, Reuters reported.

Cases of the deadly virus have been confirmed in Mbandaka, a port city on the Congo river, raising concerns that Ebola could spread downstream to the capital Kinshasa, which has a population of 10 million.

“It’s concerning that we now have cases of Ebola in an urban center, but we are much better placed to deal with this outbreak than

we were in 2014,” WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom told health ministers at the start of the WHO’s annual assembly.

The WHO’s previous leadership was heavily criticized for its slow response to the outbreak that was declared in March 2014 and continued until January 2016, killing over 11,300 people. It was later found to have begun in late 2013, but WHO did not call an emergency meeting until August 2014.

This time the WHO has moved rapidly to mobilize the response, convening an Emergency Committee and sending a vaccine to ring-fence the outbreak and stop it spreading further.

“I’m pleased to say that

vaccination is starting as we speak today,” Tedros said.

WHO spokesman Tarik Jasarevic said the vaccination of health workers would start on Monday, and people who had contact with Ebola victims would come later. The latest outbreak is Congo’s ninth since the disease made its first known appearance near the vast central African country’s northern Ebola river in the 1970s.

Tedros said WHO staff and health workers were working around the clock to stop the outbreak, and said he had been impressed by seeing health workers “risking their own lives” in the remote town of Bikoro a week ago, just after the outbreak was declared.

“The outbreak in Bikoro illustrates again that health security and universal health coverage are two sides of the same coin. The best thing we can do to prevent future outbreaks is to strengthen health systems everywhere,” Tedros said.

The outbreak has so far killed 26 of the 46 people thought to have been infected, Jasarevic said. Of that caseload, 21 have been confirmed in a laboratory, 21 are regarded as probable Ebola cases, and four patients are suspected of having Ebola.

India, China discuss security cooperation Saeed’s MML to drag Pak EC to court for contempt sidelines of the SCO security officials meeting.

The informal summit between PM Modi and President Xi was held at the central Chinese city of Wuhan last month during which the two leaders had overarching discussion on bilateral issues. National Security Council Secretaries of the SCO met here ahead of the SCO summit to be held Chinese city of Qingdao next month. The SCO in which China plays an influential FREE ADMISSION

role is comprised of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, India and Pakistan.

The Qingdao summit in which PM Modi will take part is the first summit of the grouping after India and Pakistan joined it last year.

The SCO security officials meeting will focus on working out security cooperation among the member countries, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told media here today.

Lahore, May 21 (PTI): The Milli Muslim League (MML), the political face of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed’s JuD, Monday accused Pakistan’s election commission of using delaying tactics to register the group as a political party and committing contempt of court.

Saeed has already started campaigning for the

literature.

The MML has not been yet registered by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).

“We are going to file a contempt of court petition in the Islamabad High Court against the ECP for using delaying tactics regarding enlisting of MML as a political party as per law,” MML President Saifullah

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the MML. Justice Aamer Farooq of the IHC bench had referred this matter to the ECP directing the electoral body to pass a speaking order in this matter.

The MML had challenged the October 11 order of the ECP declining registration to the MML as a political party allegedly on the behest of the interior ministry.

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The US last month designated the MML as a foreign terrorist organisation, saying the banned Lashkare-Taiba (LeT) members make up MML’s leadership and the so-called party openly displays Saeed’s likeness in its election banners and

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BEIJING, May 21 (PTI): India and China today discussed security and law enforcement cooperation between them, weeks after an informal summit between Prime Minister Narandra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Wuhan.

Deputy National Security Advisor Rajinder Khanna, who took part in the National Security Council Secretaries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), held talks with Chinese Minister of Public Security Zhao Kezhi.

The two sides discussed security and law enforcement cooperation between the two countries after the Wuhan Summit, an Indian Embassy tweet here said.

The two met on the

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NPF 5 Ghaspani- II A/C Christian High School Longleng prepares for by-election holds felicitation programme

DIMAPUR: Naga People’s Front (NPF) 5 Ghaspani- II A/C held a consultative meeting on May 18 at former NPF candidate Dr. Kevingulie’s Khro Hospital in Chumukedima.

A press release by NPF 5 Ghaspani- II A/C, president, Vilasielie Nakhro and general secretary, M. Alen Singson, stated that the house deliberated and discussed several is-

sues and strategies to be enforced and implemented within the assembly constituency in order to boost the party and strengthen it for the coming Lok Sabha by-election.

The meeting was held in the presence of central office bearer, vice president & Dimapur division incharge, Pusazo Luro and the last election’s party official candidate.

Wokha police destroys liquor, drugs

Dr Kenei, Rongsen, DFO Kohima, and others during the seedling distribution at Central Nursery, Kohima.

astutely so that it brings manifold ecological benefits.

Rongsenlemla thanked the Conservator for attending the programme and also acknowledged the efforts and commitment of the forest and nursery staff by caring for the nursery judiciously. She also informed all interested parties to apply officially for the seedlings and the same shall be made available at the central nursery on Mondays, Tuesdays and

NPP Mkg holds coordination meeting

DIMAPUR: National People’s Party (NPP) Mokokchung division held a coordination meeting of its parent, women and youth wings on May 19 at its division office. A press release by NPP Mokokchung division youth wing president, Jonathan Lemtur and secretary, Talitemsu Imchen, stated that the meeting was called to take stock of the preparations for the forthcoming Lok Sabha bye-election scheduled to be held on May 28. In the meeting the division also assigned duties to the different wings and entrusted office-bearers and party leaders with the task of reaching out to the masses with the mandated PDA slogan of “Change is coming”.

Fridays, every week from 8 a.m till 12 noon.

Applicants should remember that seedling distribution shall be stopped for a few days (from June 1 to June 7) in view of the preparation for World Environment Day celebrations and shall recommence from June 8 till July 13. Likewise, a report and photographs of the plantation activities should be submitted to the division or be sent through the official mail ID to dfokohima@gmail.com.

SDPO, APP and other police personnel destroying the seized IMFL. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Wokha police, on May 19, destroyed a “huge quantity” of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) and drugs which were seized on different occasions. According to a DIPR report, in this connection several persons were arrested and cases were registered at Wokha police station under different sections.

The destroyed consignment included 1266 capsules of SP, 28 tablets of nitrosen

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The Kohima Ngullie Khumshum with immense pride and honour extend our heartfelt gratitude to Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Honourable CM of Nagaland and Shri. Y. Patton, Honourable DY.CM of Nagaland and legislators of the PDA Government for reposing faith and appointing Shri N.Ntsemo Ngullie as Chairman, Nagaland Bee-Keeping and Honey Mission (NBHM) Govt. of Nagaland.

The Khumshum while congratulating him also wishes and pray that Almighty God grand him sound health, wisdom and success in his future endeavor.

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and assorted liquor.

The consignment was destroyed in the presence of Assistant Public Prosecutor (APP) Wokha, SDPO Wokha and prosecuting staff.

Longleng, MAY 21 (NPN): Managing board of Christian High School Longleng organized a felicitation programme for its successful HSLC Examination candidates, on Monday, at the school auditorium where Rev. Toshimeren, pastor Ao Baptist Church Longleng was the guest speaker.

Exhorting the students, Rev. Toshimeren said achieving in the HSLC examination was just a first step in life. He said that students had many more hurdles to pass to reach their targets in life. He encouraged the students to aim high and pursue the target with dedication. He also exhorted the students stating that every success and victory came from God and he asked them to seek God first if they wanted success in life.

He further congratulated the successful students and teaching staff for bringing laurels to the school sating that success

Proprietor and teaching staff of Christian High School Longleng with the successful HSLC students after the programme. (NP)

was a combination of team work.

Others who delivered short speeches included Chingpong Phom, proprietor of the school, Shitju Anthony, headmaster and Madhu, assistant teacher.

Mongoi Phom, associate pastor Longleng Town Baptist Church delivered a dedicatory prayer for the successful students of the school while Hamshen Phom spoke on behalf of the students. All the

MOAYIMTI STUDENT’S UNION MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

The Moayimti Students' Union (MSU) with immense pride and honour, would like to felicitate Ms. Sangerbenla Tzudir, D/o S. Walu Tzudir and Kikasangla of Moayimti Village, for securing the 6th rank in the HSLC Exam, 2018.

The Union further congratulates all the other qualified students of HSLC & HSSLC and wishes success in their future endeavours.

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thirty nine successful students were awarded by the school managing board while Hamshen Phom, class topper, was awarded cash incentives.

The programme was chaired by Aienla, assistant teacher, invocation prayer was said by Moa, assistant teacher. A special melody was presented by present class X students while a vote of thanks was delivered by Hamyang Phom, assistant teacher.

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KOHIMA: With the onset of the monsoon, Kohima Forest Division has started distribution of seedlings for the year 2018-19 on May 21 at Central Nursery, Kohima Range. The seedling distribution was launched by Conservator of Forests (CF) Dr. Kenei, in the presence of DFO Kohima, Rongsenlemla Imchen, forest staff and members of the public.

In his speech Dr. Kenei requested the public to plant the seeds and raise the plants sensibly and

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Our sincere gratitude to Shri. TOVIHOTO AYEMI & Family MLA & Advisor Power & Chairman DPDB Dimapur Government of Nagaland Resource Person, Rozelle Mero Managing Director and her team from “The People Channel”, G.B Hokuto Zhimomi & his family, Fourth Estate and all the participants.

The precious and golden moment spent together during the Career Guidance Programme on 19th May 2018 at Veterinary Colony shall always be recorded as a red letter day.

Thanking one and all : Veterinary Council & Veterinary Youth Organisation.

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(S. Tokiho Swu) General Secretary Veterinary Colony Council, Dimapur : Nagaland

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CHURCHES COLONY : DIMAPUR The School Governing Board, Principal, Vice - Principal and the staff extend heartiest congratulations to Ms. Sangerbenla Tzudir who secured Top 6th Position and subject Topper in Science (100 Marks) in the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) 2018.

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DIMAPUR: District transport officer (DTO), motor vehicles department, Dimapur has informed all vehicle owners (both commercial and private vehicles bearing NL-07 nomenclature) to clear all vehicle related works such as renewal of taxes, ownership transfers, duplicate RCs, NOC, etc., before May 25, 2018.

In a press release, Senior DTO Dimapur, Lovikali Yepthomi, stated that after May 25 all transaction would be temporarily suspended for two weeks on account of office maintenance, up-gradation to VAHAN 4.0, and training of staff. The release stated that information regarding resumption of work would be published in the local dailies.

Sakipheto, Pherima 'B' Village Date of Birth - 22nd May 1933

As we celebrate your 85th Birthday, proud of you for being our hero, a role model and an epitome of love, strength and competence. May God continue to bless you with a good health and long-life. Happy Birthday!.

Total marks – 579 (96.50%) The School also further congratulates all the achievers of HSLC and HSSLC 2018.

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SET NU organises parting social

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DIMAPUR: School of Engineering and Technology (SET), Nagaland University organised its 8th Parting Social on May 19 at NU Residential Complex, Landmark Colony, Dimapur.

A press release by SET NU stated that speaking at the programme, dean of SET, professor S. K. Sharma, reminded the students that there was no shortcut towards success and that they have to take the stairs of hard-work.

He also wished all the outgoing students grand success in their future endeavours.

Er. Imlitoshi Jamir, in his address, said that teachers had given their best to make students competitive and wished all the outgoing students to be the best among the best.

The programme was hosted by Techie Letro and Visakhonuo Kuotsu while special speeches and songs were presented by students.

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High-level team of doctors in Kerala to probe Nipah virus deaths

New Delhi, May 21 (PTI): The Union Health Ministry has sent a high-level multi-disciplinary team to Kerala’s Kozhikode district to probe the rising number of cases and reported deaths due to the Nipah virus.

The high-level team from the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has been asked to assist the Kerala government and closely monitor the situation.

“We are closely monitoring the situation. I have spoken to Tourism Minister K J Alphons and Kerala Health Minister K K Shailaja , and assured them all support of the central government.

“I have also dispatched a central team to assist the state government and initiate required steps,” Union Health Minister J P Nadda said in a statement from Geneva. Union Minister K J Alphons hails from the southern state.

The multi-disciplinary team constituted by the ministry reached Kerala today. It is being headed by the NCDC’s director.

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Animal Husbandry department and forest officials collect bats from a well of a house after the outbreak of ‘Nipah’ virus, near Perambra in Kozhikode on Monday.

Nadda, Union Health Secretary Preeti Sudan has also spoken to the Principal Secretary for Health, Kerala, and reviewed the situation in the state.

The central team includes Dr Sujeet K Singh, Director, NCDC; Dr S K Jain, Head of Epidemiology at NCDC; Dr P Ravindran, Director, Emergency Medical Relief (EMR); and Dr Naveen Gupta, Head of Zoonosis, NCDC, along with two clinicians and one expert from the Ministry of Animal Husbandry. The Nipah virus (NiV) infection in humans has a range of

clinical presentations, from asymptomatic infection to acute respiratory syndrome and fatal encephalitis, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).

The Kozhikode health department is maintaining vigilance in the wake of three deaths. The condition of two more people, who were allegedly in contact with the deceased, is believed to be serious.

NiV is also capable of causing disease in pigs and other domestic animals.

There is no vaccine for either humans or animals. The primary treatment for human

cases is intensive supportive care, according to the WHO website.

“The Union Health Minister has directed constitution of a high-level team of doctors and the selected team has reached Kerala.

It is being suspected that the virus is being spread by bats,” a health ministry official said.

“The team comprises officials from the department of animal husbandry, the National Institute of Immunology and the Indian Council of Medical Research, among others. The ministry is in close touch with the Kerala health department to monitor the situation,” the official added. The Kerala health department has been put on high alert in the wake of the death of three members of a family here in the past fortnight due to the Nipah virus.

While a 50-year-old woman died at a private hospital in Changarothu in the district on May 19, her male relatives, aged 25 and 23, died on May 18 and May 5.

Gujarat starts drone surveillance to curb sand mining Ahmedabad, May 21 (PTI): Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani today inaugurated the “Trinetra Drone Surveillance System” to keep an eye from above on the state’s rivers to curb illegal sand mining.

A state government release informed that, in the first phase, the TDSS would be deployed on four major rivers of the stateSabarmati, Tapi, Orsang and Bhadar.

It added that the system, in the future, would also be implemented in other sectors to keep a watch on mines and mineral deposits spread over an area of two lakh square kilometres of the state.

Vijay Rupani said that the system would prove effective in stopping illegal sand mining.

He said that a central command and control room would also be set up for the purpose and asked other departments, like Water Resources as well as Road and Building. to consider deploying drones.

SC seeks Centre, Kerala reply on plea against nativity criterion

New Delhi, May 21 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Monday sought the response from the Centre, Kerala and the MCI on a medical college plea seeking direction to provide for the option of filling up seats through central counselling. It also asked to quash a Kerala government decision fixing a nativity criterion for admission.

A bench, headed by Justice A.M. Khanwilkar, asked the Central and state governments, the Medical Council of India and the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations to file their response and posted the matter for May 28.

The plea, filed by Kunhitharuvai Memorial Charitable Trust Medical College, sought that private self-financing institutions be enabled to access central counselling and fill up seats from an all-India pool of students from this academic year.

It also asked to strike down the Kerala government decision fixing a nativity criterion for admission in Under Graduate and Post Graduate courses,

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which it said is “discriminatory”.

The institution also said that due to the nativity criteria, it has to “fill its seats through state counselling and is unable to access central counselling which hinges on accessing and admitting an all-India pool of students”.

“This nativity criterion is violative of the Constitution’s Article 14 as it is manifestly arbitrary, unreasonable, irrational, discriminatory, and classifies unreasonably,” argued senior advocate Jayant Bhushan and advocate Y. Shiva Santosh, appearing for the medical college, which is an unaided minor-

ity institute.

“The reach of private unaided self-financing institutions some of which additionally enjoy the status of a minority institution under Article 30(1) of the Constitution suffers on account of being unable to take the option of centralised counselling and thereby admit students from an all-India pool, on account of the nativity criterion imposed by the state,” added the plea.

Kerala does not financially support the private self-financing institutions in any manner whatsoever and this sort of “nationalising” the seats by restricting the eligible candidates to a state quota and not allowing the colleges to access an all-India pool of students is “unreasonable state action”, it added.

It submitted that every private self-financing institution must have the right to choose its intake from an all-India pool of applications as they function from funds generated from fees alone and do not rely on state funding in any manner.

Pakistan Rangers violate ceasefire Punjab govt patronising environmental massacre: Sukhbir

Jammu, May 21 (PTI): The Pakistan Rangers again started unprovoked firing and shelling along the International Border (IB) in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir tonight, hours after “pleading” with the BSF to stop firing, after being pounded with heavy artillery that left a trooper dead across the border.

Small-arms firing

from the Pakistani side started around 10.30 pm at Narayanpur in the Ramgarh sector and was followed by mortar firing, aimed at the forward posts of the BSF and villages along the border, a officer of the borderguarding force told PTI. The officer, who requested not to be named, said the BSF troops guarding the border retaliated to silence the Paki-

stani guns and the exchange of fire between the two sides was going on when the last reports came in.

However, there was no report of any casualty, he added. Earlier in the day, the BSF said the Pakistan Rangers “pleaded” with them to stop firing along the IB, after being pounded with heavy artillery that left a Pakistani trooper dead.

Chandigarh, May 21 (IANS): In the wake of death of a large number of fish in the Beas river, Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal on Monday accused the Punjab government of “patronising an environmental massacre by turning a blind eye to massive and manmade ecological disaster”

caused by industries.

In a letter to Union Minister for Environment, Forests and Climate Change Harsh Vardhan, Badal said the pollution of Beas river water and the scale of death of aquatic life in water bodies in Punjab was a “shocking example of the brazen insensitiv-

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He said that the government of India should directly address the crisis as it has already become a multi-state calamity.

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tamination of the sacred Kali Bein which is associated with first Sikh master, Guru Nanak Dev,” Badal said in a statement here.

Demanding the immediate arrest of the mill’s management and directors, the former Deputy Chief Minister said that they should be proceeded

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018

People took for the cooler climes of hill stations or sea resorts to escape the heat.

FELICITATION

The Medziphema Sub-Division GBS’ Union (MSDGBS’) held its general session on 18th May 2018 at the Youth Hall Medziphema Town and elected its new team of office bearer for the teanure of 5 years (2018-2022).

The meeting was chaired by Shri K. Izhebo Zhimomi and convocation pronounced by Shri. Henjakai Singson, the outgoing president respectively.

Meanwhile, Shri Neingusie Meyse in the capacity of the convenor and member of the nomination committee tabled the names of the new team and they have been elected unanimously. Viz-a-Viz President - Rokovitso Koutsu General Secretary - Henjakai Singson Vice president - (1) Vikato Aye Vice President - (2) Lhoulavotuo Kuotso Joint Secretary - (1) Mhasisato Vupru Joint Secretary - (2) Kakiho Achumi Treasurer - Letjahao Misao Advisor - (1) K. Izheho Zhimomi (2) Neingusie Meyase The meeting attendance registerd was signed by some twenty (20) GBs’ of Medziphema Sub-Division.

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AFFIDAVIT

Date : 9/4/18

I, Shri Kakugha Zhimomi, S/o. Hokhupu Zhimomi, R/o. Chekiye Village, Dimapur: Nagaland, do hereby affirm and declare as follows : 1. That my name is Kakugha Zhimo, also known as Kakugha Zhimomi.

2. That my father’s name is Hokhupu Zhimomi, also known as Hokupu Zhimo.

3. That my mother’s name is Khetoli Zhimo also known as Vitokali Shohe.

4. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of declaring that for all official/legal purposes my name shall be used as Kakugha Zhimomi, my father’s name as Hokhupu Zhimomi, and my mother’s name as Vitokali Shohe.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me.

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The national capital recorded the hottest day of the season on Monday with the mercury touching 44.2 degrees celsius, four notches above normal.

The reading was given by the Palam observatory.

However, the Safdarjung observatory, whose reading is considered official for the city, recorded a maximum temperature of 41.8 degrees celsius, two notches above normal.

“The minimum temperatures recorded by Palam and Safdarjung observatories are 27 degrees and 25.5 degrees celsius, respectively,” a Met official said.

The humidity levels oscillated between 47 and 21 per cent.

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I, Shri. Zavekhoto Therie aged about 31 years, S/o. Vepacho Therie present resident of Middle Khomi Village Dist : Phek, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name has been registered as Zavkhoto Tenenu, in my SBI Bank Pass Book bearing Account No. 20063186492, whereas my actual and correct name is Zavekhoto Therie which is recorded in all my official documents.

3. That the variation in my such as Zavkhoto Tenenu and Zavekhoto Therie refers to the name of one and same person.

4. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of declaring that from now and henceforth I shall be using my truth and correct name i.e., Zavekhoto Therie for further correction and rectification before the concern authority.

5. That the statements made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed herein.

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ASANGMA SHISASHIR TELONGJEM P.O. Tuli - 798618 MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

With utmost gratitude to our living God for granting us this joyous moment, the Asangma Students' Union is immensely pleased and proud to felicitate one of our bright students, Ms. Chubakatila, D/o. Mrs. & Mr. T. Temsü Jamir (Kohima), for securing the 18th position among the toppers, as well as, for securing the highest marks (100) in the subject of Social Science, in the recently declared HSLC Results, 2018 of Nagaland Board of School Education. The Union with esteem pride and honour, appreciate your sincere hard work and is overwhelmed to congratulate you on your grand success. May you continue to dream high and work hard as the students of Asangma Village fervently pray for the Almighty’s blessings upon you in all your endeavours.

Along with that, the student union also congratulates all the students who have successfully passed in several categories. May you all be successful in your life’s journey and careers.

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Head Office – Poilwa

With immense joy and pride, the Poilwa Students’ Union Nagaland extend our heartiest congratulations to Smt. Heurangdaile Guing, D/o Shri.

Namheuying Guing on being selected for Dr. Neiliezhü Kire Angami Award for topping the Kohima District (Government Schools) in the recently held HSLC Examination, 2018. We also congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC Examinations 2018.

We wish you all a successful and bright future.

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Mercury settles at 44.2 degrees in Delhi

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The G.Bs, village council and villagers of Lokobomi village extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Hukaho H. Aye, son of Mr. Hotokhu Aye and Mrs. Vikheli Aye, for securing the 5th position in the Science stream of the recently held HSSLC examinations.

He has brought laurels to our village, tribe and Nagas in particular. We wish him success in all his future endeavour.

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Palghar, Alibag, Kihim, Murud-Janjira, Harnai, Ganpatipule and others on the Konkan region, where tourists cool out in the Arabian Sea waters.

Meanwhile, according to weather officials, a a low-pressure area has built up over the south-west Arabian Sea with an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 3.6 kms above the sea-level.

This could concentrate into a depression in the next 48 hours with the likelihood of intensifying into a cyclonic moving towards west-north-west and towards northern Africa over the next three days.

Accordingly, warnings have been issued to fishermen against venturing out in the high seas over the next couple of days.

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B e n g a lu ru / N e w Delhi, May 21 (AGENCIES): Karnataka chief minister-designate and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy played down reports of resentment and dissent within alliance partner Congress even as a Congress MLA questioned his own party’s claims that the BJP tried to make him switch sides ahead of a trust vote on Saturday.

Kumaraswamy, who will take the oath of office on May 23, is meeting with the Congress’s top leaders, Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, in Delhi on Monday. Before flying to Delhi, Kumaraswamy termed the reports of unhappiness within the Congress “bogus and fake news”, according to news agency ANI. Meanwhile, Congress MLA Shivaram Hebbar that audio clip released by his party to allege that the BJP reached out to him for cross-voting during the floor test in the Karnataka assembly was “fake”. Hebbar questioned the authenticity of the audio clip in a Facebook post in Kannada, saying his wife did not receive any call from the Bharatiya Janata Party.

“This is not my wife’s voice and she has not received any such calls. The audio tape is fake. I condemn it,” he wrote.

The May 12 Karnataka assembly elections threw up a hung assembly and the BJP emerged as the single largest party with 104 seats but eight short

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of a majority. Governor Vajubhai Vala invited BJP leader BS Yeddyurappa to form the government and gave him 15 days to prove his majority. After the Supreme Court curtailed that period to two days, Yeddyurappa resigned without facing the floor test on May 19 as he did not have the numbers.

The Congress had released three audio tapes in the run-up to the floor test, claiming BJP leaders were trying to “poach” the party’s MLAs by offering “blandishments” so that the BS Yeddyurappa government is saved.

“Facebook post of Congress MLA Shivram Hebbar from Yellapur, in which he denies his wife ever getting a call from BJP, calls it a fake audio clip... Shame on Congress for brazenly lying, spreading mis-information and media channels for lapping it up. It is all over regional paper,” BJP’s national information and technology cell head Amit Malviya tweeted.

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We the MSTD would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Miss. Akuminla Pongentsur, D/o Mr & Mrs Chubameren Pongen for securing top 8 position in HSSLC Board Exam2018. And Union also convey our heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC Board Exam-2018.

2. Mrs. MOAYANGLA, W/o Shri Pangermangyang for your promotion to Dy. Secretary (Under Civil Secretary).

We further prayer that the Almighty God bless all abundantly in future endeavour.

R. Temsu Lkr. M. Pur Jamir President Secretary

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NO.JUD.21/2017-18/159 Dtd. Zbto. the 16.04.2018 Notice calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smt. Kuputoli Z. Chishi of Litsami Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his/her wife/husband Late Kisheni Sumi has expired on 18/03/2018.

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same.

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IN THE COURT OF SHRI VICTO SEMA PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE TUENSUNG : NAGALAND

NO.PD&SJ.TSG/SUCC-1/2003-03/15 /Dated Tuensang the 24th April 2018.

NOTICE CALLING FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE.

Where as Shri/Smti. Chamlila Sangtam, District Tuensang has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her, Husband Late K.Tsalise Sangtam has expired on 22-04-2018.

It is hereby, notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within 30(Thirty) days wef 24-04-2018 onward from the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issue and no further compliant will be entertained for issue for the same.

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NOTICE

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NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late P. Khuito Sema has been applied by Smti. Hukeli Achumi, H/o Lt. Lt. P. Khuito Sema, R/o H.No 50 'B' 'F' Khel Diphupar, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1. Pension Benifits :- 1. Leave Encasement, 2. Gratuity, 3. GIS, 4. GPF, 5. Family Pension.

2. SBI Bank Account No. 30030802461 Diphupar Branch.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 21st June 2018.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 21st May 2018.

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climes of hill stations or sea resorts across the state with most places recording full bookings as the summer holiday season veers to an end within a fortnight.

According to a Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) official, most popular hill-stations like Mahabaleshwar, Panchgani (Satara), Matheran (Raigad), Jawhar (Palghar), Lonaval-Khandala (Pune), Amboli (Sindhudurg), Bhandardara (Ahmednagar), Chikhaldhara (Amravati), among others have recorded full turnout of tourists spelling boomtime for hoteliers and allied tourism services.

The weekdays are also going full in most places including sea resorts like Dahanu, Thane,

The weatherman has predicted mainly clear sky for tomorrow morning with possibility of strong winds during day.

“Strong surface winds during day time expected.

The maximum and minimum temperatures will be around 43 degrees and 26 degrees Celsius, respectively,” the official said.

Yesterday, the miniIsh Kumar mum and maximum temperatures were recorded at NEW DELHI, May 21 26.4 degrees and 42.6 de- (Agencies): The Nagrees Celsius, respectively. tional Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) is in the proHeat wave sweeps of creating a national across Punjab, Haryana cess registry of crimes against Intense heat wave con- women, its chief Ish Kuditions swept across Pun- mar said on Monday, amid jab and Haryana on Mon- growing concern over inciday, with Hisar recording a dents of sexual assaults. maximum temperature of T h e m ove c o m e s 43.4 degrees celsius in the against the backdrop of region. an around three-percent The maximum tem- increase in crimes against peratures in most parts of women and a 12-percent Punjab and Haryana settled rise in incidents of rape in between one to four notches 2016 as compared to 2015. above normal, an official of “The NCRB is in the the Met department here process of creating a nasaid. Narnaul settled at a tional registry of crimes high of 43.2 degrees celsius, against women. The retwo notches above normal, cords are being sourced while Karnal, Bhiwani and from the Crime and CrimiPatiala braved a high of nal Tracking Network and identical 42 degrees cel- Systems (CCTNS), and sius, three notches above an agency is being hired normal. to prepare the database,” Among other places Kumar said at a seminar in the region, Chandigarh organised by the Bureau of had a high of 41.7 degrees Police Research and Develcelsius, four notches above opment (BPR&D) here.

In 2015, as many as normal followed by 41.6 degrees celsius at Ambala, 34,651 cases of rape were three notches above nor- registered. The number inmal, 41.5 degrees celsius at creased to 38,947 in 2016.

Amritsar, two notches above Overall crimes against womnormal and 40.8 degrees cel- en rose from 3,29,243 in sius at Ludhiana, one notch 2015 to 3,38,954 in 2016, according to the NCRB data. above normal.

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MUMBAI/New Delh i / C h andi g a r h , May 21 (Agencies): With the mercury rising above 40 degrees Celsius in many parts of Maharashtra and even 48 degrees at one place on Monday, people took for the cooler climes of hill stations or sea resorts to escape the heat.

Temperatures touched 48 degrees in Chandrapur, which became the hottest in the state, while many parts of Vidarbha like Gadchiroli was 47 degrees, Nagpur and Wardha were at 46 degrees, and Akola, Yavatmal and Amravati were 45 degrees.

Several other districts in Marathwada like Parbhani notched 45 degrees and Aurangabad, Nanded and Osmanabad recorded 42 degrees and many other parts of north and west Maharashtra, were in the 40-plus degrees range, according to Met department.

Mumbai and adjoining coastal belt districts were a sweltering 34-36 degrees with the high humidity making life miserable for the people.

Skymet Weather has attributed the high temperatures in most parts of the state due to the prevalence of dry and hot northwesterly winds sweeping over the region from the hotter areas of Sindh and Baluchistan.

However, it expects a brief respite from hot weather conditions in Vidarbha, which are likely to be hit by rains and thundershowers over the next couple of days.

The hot weather had driven people to the cool

Congress MLA Shivaram Hebbar says bribe tape fake

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the oath of office.

Haspel described her life at CIA and that of other U.S. intelligence workers as “more than a career,” but rather “a calling” to protect the country against terrorist attacks.

“We are the best and our challenge is always to be the best,” she told CIA workers in the agency’s lobby.

The U.S. Senate confirmed Haspel last Thursday by a vote of 54-45, ending a tumultuous nomination process in which lawmakers revisited the CIA’s past interrogation practices.

Maduro re-elected Venezuela President amid outcry

CARACAS, May 21 (Agencies): Venezuela’s leftist leader Nicolas Maduro won a new six-year term on Sunday, but his main rivals disavowed the election alleging massive irregularities in a process critics decried as a farce propping up a dictatorship, Reuters reported.

Victory for the 55year-old former bus driver, who replaced Hugo Chavez after his death from cancer in 2013, may trigger a new round of western sanctions against the socialist government as it grapples with a ruinous economic crisis.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration is threatening moves against Venezuela’s already reeling

oil sector.

Venezuela’s election board, run by Maduro loyalists, said he took 5.8 million votes, versus 1.8 million for his closest challenger Henri Falcon, a former governor who broke with an opposition boycott to stand.

“They underestimated me,” Mr. Maduro told cheering supporters on a stage outside his Miraflores presidential palace in downtown Caracas as fireworks sounded and confetti fell on the crowd.

Turnout at the election was just 46.1 percent, the election board said, way down from the 80 percent registered at the last presidential vote in 2013.

The opposition said that figure was inflated, putting participation at nearer 30 percent.

“The process undoubtedly lacks legitimacy and as such we do not recognize it,” said Mr. Falcon, a 56year-old former State governor, looking downcast.

Mr. Maduro had welcomed Mr. Falcon’s candidacy, which gave some legitimacy to a process critics at home and around the world had condemned in advance as the “coronation” of a dictator.

Mr. Falcon’s quick rejection of Sunday’s election, and call for a new vote, was therefore a blow to the government’s strategy.

2 climbers found dead on Mount Everest: Officials

Sharif also expressed serious reservations about the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) which was set up by the Supreme Court last year and its report led to Sharif ’s disqualification and start of corruption cases.

“There are and always have been reservations against the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) members,” he said.

He especially mentioned representatives of Inter-Services Intelligence and Military Intelligence in the JIT and said their inclusion was “unnecessary”.

He also said that other four members of the JIT were not neutral as some of them had political affiliations while others had a track record of anti-Sharif bias.

The court adjourned the hearing until tomorrow. The three cases include Avenfield properties, Al-Azizia Steel Mills and Flagship Investment.

Sharif is accused in all three with his two sons while his daughter and sonin-law are co-accused only in Avenfiled case.

Washington, May 21 (Agencies): Two foreign climbers attempting to scale Mount Everest have died on the world’s highest peak, a Nepal mountaineering official said Monday.

Members of their expedition teams reported a Japanese climber died Monday and a Macedonian died on Sunday, said Gyanendra Shrestha, who is stationed at Everest’s base camp during the climbing season and received the reports of the deaths, Foxnews reported.

The Japanese climber was identified as 35-yearold Nobukazu Kuriki and the Macedonian was 63year-old Gjeorgi Petkov.

Kuriki was a known mountaineer who climbed many mountains and made several attempts on Everest. He was not successful in climbing Everest and lost most of his fingers due to frostbite during an attempt in 2012.

Reuters reported that it was Kuriki’s eighth attempt at climbing the mountain.

He was found dead while sleeping in a tent at camp 2, which is at 24,278 feet.

Islamabad, May 21 (PTI): Pakistan’s ousted premier Nawaz Sharif Monday denied ownership or any link with the purchase of properties in London as he recorded his statement before the accountability court here in a corruption case spiralling from the Panama Papers scandal.

The Avenfield case is one of the three cases filed against Sharif, 68, and his family following the July 28 verdict of the Supreme Court, which had disqualified him and ordered institution of cases.

Sharif, his daughter Maryam, sons Hassan and Hussain and son-in-law Muhammad Safdar are accused in the case that is based on allegation that the properties in London were bought in 1990s with the corruption money when Sharif twice served as premier. The court last week ordered Sharif, Maryam and Safdar to record final statements in their defense after a 19 prosecution witness testified in the case.

Hassan and Hussain were not called as they were

Nawaz Sharif

already declared as absconders.

Accountability Court Judge Muhammad Bashir had prepared a questionnaire of around 127 questions and handed it over to the counsel representing the Sharif family.

The former prime minister read the written answers while elaborating his positions in the case. He firmly denied that he was direct or indirect owner of properties located in London.

“I was never involved in or associated with the acquisition of the London properties through any real or beneficial title,” he said.

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Opposition abstainers saw it as vindicating their decision.

Mr. Falcon, a former member of the Socialist Party who went over to the opposition in 2010, said he was outraged at the government’s placing of nearly 13,000 pro-government stands called “red spots” close to polling stations nationwide.

Mainly poor Venezuelans were asked to scan State-issued ”fatherland cards” at red tents after voting in hope of receiving a “prize” promised by Mr. Maduro, which opponents said was akin to vote-buying.

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Six Democrats voted in favor of Haspel, while two Republicans opposed her nomination to replace Mike Pompeo, who was confirmed last month as secretary of state.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, praised Haspel, a career CIA employee, as “uniquely qualified to face America’s biggest national security challenges,” adding that she has “earned the respect and admiration of the men and women of the CIA.” President Donald Trump’s selection of Haspel sparked controversy, given her oversight of harsh detainee interrogations after the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America. She also wrote a memo authorizing the spy agency’s destruction of videotapes showing what many legal scholars said was the torture of terror suspects.

Democrat Patrick Leahy of Vermont announced his opposition to Haspel shortly before the vote, calling some of her known record “disturbing.”

Lon d on, M ay 2 1 (Agencies): Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said the US is imposing the “strongest sanctions in history” on Iran, BBC reported. In a speech in Washington, America’s top diplomat said Iran would be “battling to keep its economy alive” after the sanctions took effect.

He said he would work closely with the Pentagon and regional allies “to deter any Iranian aggression”.

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump took the US out of the landmark 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

In his first major foreign policy speech as secretary of state, Mr Pompeo unveiled the administration’s “Plan B” for countering the Islamic republic on Monday. He laid out 12 conditions that Washington would need to be met for any “new deal” with Tehran, including pulling all its forces out of Syria and ending support for rebels in Yemen America’s top diplomat said relief from sanctions would only come when Washington had seen a real change in Iran’s policies.

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WASHINGTON, MAY 21 (AGENCIES): Gina Haspel, a 30-year veteran of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, was sworn in Monday as the spy agency’s first female director.

President Donald Trump watched as Vice President Mike Pence swore in the 61-year-old Haspel during a ceremony at the CIA headquarters, outside Washington.

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Trump called her “a very special person... someone who has served this country with extraordinary skill and devotion.” He said “there is no one in this country better qualified for this extraordinary office than you.” She is replacing Mike Pompeo, who recently became U.S. secretary of state and stood nearby as Haspel, his deputy at the CIA, took

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wedding dress gets Beyonce bought a church in New Orleans, report says Kelly Clarkson’s plea Markle’s criticized by Katy Perry B over Texas school shooting K elly Clarkson made an emotional plea ove r t h e s c h o o l shooting in Texas, while hosting the Billboard Awards in Las Vegas.

Ten people died on Friday at Santa Fe High School after 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtzis allegedly opened fire on classmates.

“I’m so sick of moments of silence. It’s not working,” she said.

“Why don’t we not do a moment of silence?

Why don’t we do a moment of action? A moment of change?”

Having to compose herself on multiple occasions, she continued: “Once again we are grieving for more kids that have died for just absolutely no reason at all.” It wasn’t the only time that American school shootings were referenced during the show.

The Marjory Stone-

man Douglas High School show choir later joined Shawn Mendes and Khalid on stage. They’re from the school in Parkland, Florida, where 17 people were killed in February. They performed the song Youth, which has the chorus: “You can’t take my youth away.”

When it came to the actual awards, Ed Sheeran was the big winner.

The singer took home four awards - top artist, top radio songs artist, top song sales artist and top hot 100.

Other artists used the ceremony to pay tribute to

Avicii, who died last month aged 28.

Andrew Taggart from The Chainsmokers said the DJ’s death was “a great loss for the music world and for us”. “He was an artist who inspired so many in so many ways and simply put he meant so much to us and so many in the EDM community.”

Halsey added: “Everyone who worked with him would agree he was such a joy and it makes this tragedy all the more painful.

“And it’s a reminder to all of us to be there and to support and love all of our friends and family members who may be struggling with mental health issues.”

The annual awards show, which celebrates artists’ achievements on the Billboard charts in the US, had a performance from Ariana Grande.

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aty Perry’s going to tell it like it is!

The 33-yearold pop star opened up to ET’s Lauren Zima about this weekend’s biggest event – the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – during Sunday’s night one of the “American Idol” finale.

“I would have done one more fitting,” Perry quipped of Markle’s stunning Givenchy gown. “I’m never not going to tell the truth! One more fitting, but I love you.”

She added that she preferred Kate Middleton’s 2011 Alexander McQueen bridal look, adding,

“Kate, Kate, Kate won, Kate won!”

Despite her slight criticism of Markle’s dress, Perry added, “I’m so happy for them, and, you know, I don’t know them from Adam, but it’s amazing what she’s doing with all this, her humanitarian efforts. You know, the fact that she’s a proud feminist, I love all that, so I support her as another woman and love her and wish them both well.”

Perry’s fellow Idol judge, Lionel Richie, also gave some insight into what this wedding meant to him.

(FoxNews)

eyonce’s latest splurge volved in a contentious lawin the Big Easy? A suit with nuns over an 8-acre church of her very convent she purchased.

Beyonce’s reported own.

TMZ reported Monday purchase comes just weeks the 36-year-old is the new after a San Francisco church owner of a stone structured held a Mass devoted to the 7,500-square-foot House of music and accomplishments of Beyonce.

God in New Orleans.

“Come to The Vine SF The church, which is reported to be more than to sing your Be100 years old, was listed yonce favorites at $850,000. However, it’s and discover unknown how much the h o w h e r a r t entertainer coughed up for opens a winher latest investment.

The celebrity gossip site revealed the church was built in the early 1900s but had been out of commission as a place of worship for some time due to its members passing away. Beyonce’s younger sister, fellow singer Solange Knowles, lives nearby.

A rep for Beyonce did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.

Beyonce is hardly the first celebrity to buy a religious site. Katy Perry has been in-

dow into the lives of the marginalized and forgotten, particularly black women,” the Grace Cathedral announced on its site. “The Rev. Yolanda Norton, assistant professor of Old Testament at San Francisco Theological Seminary who created the ‘Beyonce and the Hebrew Bible’ class at SFTS, will be preaching.”

The Vine is a service offered by the Episcopal cathedral that provides contemporary worship and progressive theology.

(FoxNews)

Stars urge Indonesia’s president to ban ‘brutal’ trade in dog meat

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nternational stars of acting, music and sports have urged Indonesia’s president to ban what they say is a “brutal” trade in dog and cat meat for human consumption.

The appeal comes after Indonesian campaigners against animal cruelty and Humane Society International in January exposed markets on the island of Sulawesi where dogs were bludgeoned by the thousands and blowtorched alive to remove their hair before onlookers, including children.

The letter to President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo released Monday said if Indonesia joined other Asian

nations that have already banned the cruel trade, it would be “celebrated globally” and end a stain on the country’s reputation.

The coalition of campaigners, calling itself Dog Meat-Free Indonesia, also warned of health risks posed by the trade due to its potential to spread rabies.

“These animals, many of them stolen pets, are subjected to crude and brutal methods of capture, transport and slaughter, and the immense suffering and fear they must endure is heartbreaking and absolutely shocking,” the letter said.

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Diaz, talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, talent spotter Simon Cowell, comedian Ricky Gervais, Indonesian pop singer Anggun and

musician Moby are among the more than 90 celebrities listed in the letter.

Dog meat is eaten by only a small percentage

of Indonesians, but in a country of more than 250 million people it still represents a significant trade.

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Hugh Grant to marry for the first time

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e’s been referred to as one of the UK’s most eligible bachelors but Hollywood star Hugh Grant is finally tying the knot. The Four Weddings and a Funeral and Paddington star is set to wed the mother of three of his children, Swedish TV producer, Anna Eberstein.

A photograph of the wedding banns has been posted in several newspapers.

Grant, 57, has five children in total, including two - Tabitha and Felix with former partner Tinglan Hong.

Eberstein, 39, gave birth to her first child with Grant, a son, in 2012. The couple then had a daughter, whose name has not been revealed, in December 2015.

In March this year, Grant’s ex-girlfriend Liz Hurley revealed that Grant and Eberstein had recently welcomed a third child but the sex is unknown.

Grant’s previous girlfriends include Jemima Khan.He was famously arrested in Los Angeles in June 1995 for lewd conduct with prostitute Divine Brown, and fined £800 after pleading no contest to the charge.

Police officers in an unmarked vehicle trailed the actor’s car after spotting him picking up Brown in an area notorious for prostitutes.

Grant later apologised for his “insane” act.

The actor has starred in films including Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill, and Paddington 2.

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Inter Milan book Champions League spot

Inter Milan midfielder Matias Vecino wheels away in celebration after scoring a late winner.

KTC informs Dimapur, May 21 (NPN): Kohima Town Club (KTC) has informed teams participating in the Kohima Football League that transfer of local players i.e. within Kohima district will be done from May 21 to June 21.

Each club are to register a minimum of 25 players for the Kohima Football League 2018.

The club has also informed players and teams to get registered with Kohima District Football Association (KDFA). Clubs can contact William Koso for registration while for players registration, contact Kevilebei Zashümo.

Meanwhile, Kohima Town Club has also informed teams/clubs participating in the KFL 2018 to appoint their media officer at the earliest.

turned the ball into his own net and Brazilian Anderson got a second four minutes before the break.

B u t D a n i l o D’Ambrosio got one back after 29 minutes with Icardi slotting in a penalty after 78 minutes following a Stefan De Vrij foul to join Lazio’s Ciro Immobile as the top Serie A scorer this season with 29 goals.

Lazio captain Senad Lulic was sent off late for a second yellow card with Vecino heading in the winner minutes later as the Roman side fell apart with Spanish defender Patric also sent off in the dying minutes of the game.

Both Inter and Lazio finished equal on 72 points but Inter are ahead on direct clashes leaving Lazio fourth, five points behind Roma who beat Sassuolo 1-0 on Sunday.

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BA N G KO K , M ay 2 1 (PTI): Indian women’s badminton team, led by Saina Nehwal, notched up a dominating 4-1 win over lowly Australia in the second Group A match of the Uber Cup on Monday.

After going down 1-4 to Canada in the opening match, Saina and Co. seemed to get their act together as they won all the matches, except the first women’s doubles.

World No 10 Saina started the proceedings as she saw off Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen 21-14, 21-19 in a

35-minute opening match to give India a 1-0 lead.

However, Meghana Jakkampudi and Poorvisha S Ram suffered a 13-21, 1621 loss to Australia’s Gronya Somerville and Renuga Veeran within half an hour to concede the advantage.

Vaishnavi Reddy Jakka, 16, then dumped Jennifer Tam 21-17, 21-13 to once again bring India back in the contest.

India’s qualification for the knockout stage will depend on their next match against top seeds Japan on Wednesday.

Nainggolan announces international retirement B ru s s e l s, M ay 2 1 (Agencies): Radja Nainggolan has retired from international football, following his omission from Roberto Martinez’s initial 28-man Belgium squad.

The Roma midfielder announced the news on social media: “Very reluctantly my international career comes to an end.

I’ve always done everything I could to represent my country.”

Martinez explained the decision to leave Nainggolan out of the team as purely tactical.

The 30-year-old is hugely popular with fans and his team-mates but his relationship with Martinez has often been strained leading to him being dropped twice in recent months.

“It was a sad and difficult decision,” said Martinez. “He is a player with a lot of class and he was voted Roma’s best player, but I’ve made my decision

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for purely tactical reasons. I have put in place a specific system that works. I can’t use Radja in a secondary role.”

Martinez said he had travelled to Rome to explain his choice to the player.

The decision to omit Nainggolan was criticised by former Belgium and Newcastle defender Philippe Albert. “We must be the only country in the world to be making the trip without one of the best players in the world,” he said. “This is not the way to become world champions.”

Morata left out of Spain WC squad M adrid, M ay 2 1 (Agencies): Alvaro Morata has missed out on a place in Spain’s squad for the World Cup in Russia, with Cesc Fabregas, Marcos Alonso, Ander Herrera and Hector Bellerin also omitted by Julen Lopetegui.

Lopetegui named his 23-man squad for the tournament on Monday, with four Premier League players included - David de Gea, Cesar Azpilicueta, Nacho Monreal and David Silva.

However, there was no place for Chelsea striker Morata, with Isco, Sergio Asensio, Lucas Vazquez, Rodrigo and Diego Costa preferred in attack.

Morata has struggled for fitness and form since joining the Blues from Real Madrid last summer,

Raonic pulls out of French Open M adrid, M ay 2 1 (IANS): Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic has withdrawn from the French Open, the second Grand Slam event of the season, in a statement on Twitter.

Raonic did not reveal why he pulled out of Roland Garros, which begins May 27, but said he plans to resume competitive tennis in the grass season in June, reports Efe. “It is with a heavy heart that I am withdrawing from Roland Garros. I have many great memories there, but I know I need to continue working hard to put myself in the best position when I step out on the court,” Raonic tweeted.

“Thank you all for your support and see you soon on the grass,” Raonic, a former top 10 player, added.

Although right knee issues forced Raonic, currently world No. 22, to withdraw from his Monte Carlo Masters round-of16 clash against Croatia’s Marin Cilic, he competed at the Madrid Open.

cess to the group stage with a 5-1 rout of Fiorentina, who finish eighth.

“There is great regret for what could have been,” said Lazio coach Simone Inzaghi. “It takes nothing away from the season we had. We showed we could compete with anyone, we beat Juventus twice.”

Meanwhile, Lazio’s fierce rivals Roma ended their campaign with a narrow 1-0 win at Sassuolo.

The only goal of the game came in the closing seconds of the first half when defender Kostas Manolas’ attempted cross somehow crept in.

SPAL and Cagliari saved themselves from the possibility of relegation with final-day victories, meaning a return to Serie B for Crotone.

Crotone had to win to have any chance of survival and then hope other results went their way, but neither permutation materialised.

India beat Australia in Uber Cup

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and has scored 11 goals in the Premier League since arriving in England.

Meanwhile, Andres Iniesta has been included in the squad the day after

playing his final game for Barcelona.

“We’ve taken the players we feel are the best and feel that we have the ingredients to challenge for the title and are just anxious for things to start now,” said Lopetegui.

“We feel that each one will bring his style and personality to the team and this is important for each game and each situation.”

Spain open their tournament against neighbours Portugal on June 15 before they face Iran and Morocco in their remaining Group B fixtures.

Lopetegui added, “This is the best and most beautiful competition in the world but at the same time the most difficult as you only have three initial games to prove oneself.”

In Loving Memory of Late V. Hotoli Swu

Born : 1932 Asleep in Jesus : 22-05-2017

You’re thought about so often In Loving Memory, For you were all the special things A Mother, Grandmother and a Great Grandmother ought to be.

We remember everything about you, The way you walked , the way you talked The love you had for us, meant so much We remember the words of wisdom you said We cherish every moment we shared We’ve all missed you being here Since you went away Your prayer still resides in our hearts and lights Up our darkest day So may you find gentle peace In your eternal rest, We’ll always love you.

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Nadal back at number one ahead of French Open

Rome, May 21 (Agencies): Rafael Nadal returned to the top of the world rankings on Monday after winning his eighth Italian Open title at the weekend to confirm once more his status as the king of the clay court.

Sunday’s 6-1 1-6 6-3 victory over German Alexander Zverev on the Rome dirt ensured the 31-yearold would leapfrog Roger Federer and become world number one for a sixth time ahead of the French Open.

If the rankings were based solely on claycourt play, however, the Spaniard would rarely have left the pinnacle in the 13 years since he won the first of his 10 Roland Garros crowns.

With Federer skipping the claycourt season and top seeding long assured, Nadal will head to Paris next week a strong favourite to get his hands on the Coupe des Mousquetaires for a recordextending 11th time.

“Everything will be different in Paris,” Nadal said somewhat disingenuously after his victory at the Foro Italico.

“Of course a win like this helps but in Paris the conditions will be different in every respect. Today is the time to enjoy this victory, not for thinking about Roland Garros.”

Despite losing his first service game on Sunday, Nadal removed any doubts over his fitness and form for the year’s second major in the opening set.

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clay this year. First set was fantastic, in my opinion, in terms of everything,” he added.

“Feeling, good shots, tactically - everything was, in my opinion great in the first set, no. Returning great.

All the things that I wanted to do happened. So, it was a great set.”

Zverev, who had won back-to-back claycourt titles over the previous two weeks in Munich and Madrid, hit back to win the second set but a rain delay disrupted his rhythm and Nadal reeled off the last five games to seal his 78th career title.

The 21-year-old German will be second seed at Roland Garros and he took some positives from his performance in Rome. “I was not far away from beating Rafa on a clay court in a Masters final,” he said.

“So I guess I can take that to Paris.”

Sharapova on the rise in Rankings

Maria Sharapova’s run to the Italian Open semi-finals has earned her an 11-place jump to 29th in the latest WTA rankings on Monday. While Sharapova was moving up the charts Elina Svitolina remained at number four despite her successful title defence in Rome. Beaten finalist Simona Halep retains her number one spot with Caroline Wozniacki in second and Garbine Muguruza in third.

For Sharapova, this latest jump came after her 12-rung climb following her progress to the quarterfinals in Madrid the week before. The Russian former world number one and five time Grand Slam champion is hitting her stride just at the right time with the French Open starting next Monday.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Lt. PUILUNGBE

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER

LATE RUSHULO TSELA

22-05-2017 A year had meandered on silently since you left us for your heavenly home. The sweet and vivid memory of your love and kind deed is the only thing for us to cherish on and solace us from the agony of missing you.

Gone forever but you are always in our mind.

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M I L A N, M ay 2 1 (Agencies): Inter Milan snatched the final Champions League berth with a dramatic come-from-behind 3-2 win over direct European rivals Lazio on the final day of the season at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday.

Inter had to win in order to take third place from Lazio who had a superior head-to-head record and needed just to draw.

Late goals from captain Mauro Icardi and Matias Vecino ensured Inter return to Europe for the first time since the 2011-2012 season, along with Juventus, Napoli and Roma.

“The target was the Champions League. The finish line,” said Argentine striker Icardi. “The game wasn’t going the right way, but we showed strength to get it back on track.”

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It’s been a year since you left us for your heavenly abode, but we know you’re still watching silently and praying from above.

Dad, your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure; you are loved beyond words and missed measures.

Loving wife, children, grandchildren & family members.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Through this column, we the bereaved family members of our beloved father Late Vihoto K. Achumi, Pastor Rtd. Satakha Old would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, organizations, unions, friends and neighbours who stood by us physically, morally and financially during the illness and at the demise of our beloved father.

We would specially like to Born in : 1937 thank : Died on : 16/05/2618 1. Er. Ghukhui Zhimomi 2. Hokuto Zhimomi, GB. Vety. Colony 3. Heyito Yeptho 4. Khenito Yeptho 5. Toivi Aye 6. Hosheto Zhimo 7. J. I Ramshoong 8. Pfuduothou Kense 9. Er. Shekato Shohe, Model Colony 10. Sumi Baptist Church Purana Bazar ‘B’ 11. Ollo Baptist Church Purana Bazar ‘B’ 12. Stream of Living Water Church, Unity Colony 13. Philimi Baptist Church 14. Ustomi Baptist Church 15. City Prayer Center 16. Satakha Village Baptist Church (Nighami Lashou) 17. Gospel Light Prayer House, Burma Camp 18. Peniel Prayer House V.K. 19. Thursday Fellowship Model Colony 20. GPS Bamanpukhuri ‘A’ 21. Satakhami Kuqhakulu Dimapur 22. Satakha Village Union Dimapur (Nighami Lashou) 23. Sumi Community Purana Bazar ‘B’ 24. Unity Colony Union Purana Bazar ‘B’ 25. Satakha Old Ghami Kuposhukulu Dimapur 26. Satakha Old Welfare Satakha Town 27. Satakha Old Baptist Church 28. Satakha Old Students' Union We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but the love, respect and support shown to us will always be in our hearts. May the good Lord's blessing be upon you all.

Loving wife, children, grandchildren & relatives.

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We the bereaved family members of Lt. H. Philip, 1 NAGA Regiment would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude. We sincerely appreciate each and every individual, relatives, friends, all church members and well wishers, who stood by us during the prolonged illness and supported us through prayers, mentally, financially, materially, physically and your precious time at the sad demise.

Special thanks to : 1. Doctors and nurses of 04/10/1983 Zion Hospital, Dimapur .

16/05/2018 2. C.O. 1 NAGA Regiment, COY. Villagers .

3. 165 M.H. 3 CORPS, Rangapahar.

4. 34 A.R. Mao Senapati.

5. MBC, Kuda Dimapur.

6. Mao Pudunamei 7. Pfosemei Union Dmp, Kma 8. Mao Army Union.

9. Pfosemei Motorcade.

Our humble prayer is that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly .

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Loving family members.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We, the family members of Lt. K. Lokho, express our sincere gratitude to individuals, unions and well wishers for supporting us physically, morally, financially, materially and through prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved on 12th May 2018.

While expressing gratitude to the following we regret our inability to acknowledge each and individual but pray Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

1. Mao Hoho Dimapur 2. Poumai Hoho Dimapur 3. Mao Hoho Nagaland 4. Mao Women Hoho Dimapur 5. Mao Union Chumukedima 6. Mao Society Chumukedima 7. Mao Union Kohima 8. Mao Baptist Church 7th Mile Chumukedima 9. Mao Baptist Church Kuda Village 'B' Khel 10. Chumukedima Women Society 11. Tribal Union Chumukedima Town 12. Tenyimia Union Dimapur 13. Tenyimia Women Union Dimapur 14. Tenyimia Students' Union Dimapur 15. Mount Mary Hr. Sec. School 16. Chutsolie Colony Ward-9 Chumukedima 17. Chutsolie Colony Fellowship 18. Seluophe Mao Village 19. Kalinamai Baptist Church 20. Kalinamai Youth Club DP-4037

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Iniesta ends Barca career with win

Andres Iniesta is thrown in the air by team-mates after his final game for Barcelona.

Barcelona, May 21 (Agencies): Andres Iniesta ended his Barcelona career with a 1-0 win against Real Sociedad on Sunday, as the hosts lifted the La Liga trophy. The midfielder announced earlier in the season that he would be leaving the club after 22 years and played 81 minutes at the Nou Camp before leaving the field to an emotional reception.

It was a stunning strike from Phillipe Coutinho in the 57th minute that sealed the victory for Barcelona and they were presented with the league trophy in front of their fans after the game.

It caps off a successful domestic season for Barcelona, who also won the Copa del Rey a few weeks ago, while Real Sociedad will end the season in 12th place.

Real Sociedad did well in the opening exchanges and forced the first save of the game as Adnan Januzaj tried his luck from 20 yards, but his fizzing effort was pushed behind by MarcAndre ter Stegen. On the

receive a red card despite the protests of the home players, although he did go into the referee’s book.

Barcelona opened the scoring 12 minutes after the restart, and it was a brilliant goal from Coutinho. He picked up the ball in the middle of the park before finding a sliver of space with Real Sociedad defenders around him. He then hit a thunderous effort from 20 yards that powered into the back of the net.

He was replaced by Lionel Messi in the 67th minute, and Barcelona had two good chances not long after. Gerard Pique’s shot from a delivered free-kick was saved by Miguel Angel Moya before Messi was set away down the pitch, picking out Denis Suarez to his right, but the eventual cross from the latter went wide.

Iniesta left the Nou Camp pitch for the final time in the 81st minute to a rousing reception from every corner of the stadium, hugging each player before taking his spot on the bench with tears in his eyes as the fans sung his name for the remainder of the match.

10-minute mark, Iniesta nearly capped his final appearance with a goal but his shot skimmed the outside of the net.

The best chance of the half came in the 26th minute for Barcelona. Coutinho left two Real Sociedad players in his wake before picking out Ousmane Dembele on the right flank, who then

lofted a cross into the area which met the head of Ivan Rakitic in the middle but he could only direct the effort over the crossbar.

Real Sociedad should have gone down to 10 men just before the break as Raul Navas launched into a horrible tackle on Dembele, catching him on the ankle with his studs, but did not

Lionel Messi picked up a record fifth European Golden Shoe after finishing the domestic league campaign with 34 goals.

The Barcelona forward was trailing Mohamed Salah in April, but eight goals in the Argentine’s last six La Liga games - including hat-tricks against Leganes and Deportivo - saw Messi finish two clear of the Liverpool winger.

It is the fifth time Messi has claimed the award (2009-10, 2010-11, 201213, 2016-17), moving the 30-year-old one clear of Cristiano Ronaldo.

After hitting 30 Premier League goals for the

first time, Harry Kane fin- Lewandowski. ished third in the Golden Paris Saint-Germain Shoe standings, while Mes- forward Edinson Cavani finsi’s record-breaking win was ished seventh with 28 goals confirmed after Serie A duo in Ligue 1, while Ronaldo Ciro Immobile (Lazio) and bounced back from a poor Mauro Icardi (Inter) finished start in La Liga to finish on 29 strikes, along with with 26 league goals for Real Bayern Munich’s Robert Madrid.

European Golden Shoe final standings Name Goals Points Lionel Messi 34 68 Mohamed Salah 32 64 Harry Kane 30 60 Mauro Icardi 29 58 Ciro Immobile 29 58 Robert Lewandowski 29 58 Edinson Cavani 28 56 Cristiano Ronaldo 26 52 Jonas 34 51 Luis Suarez 25 50

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