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Vol XXVII No. 166
DIMAPUR, tuesday, may 23, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
GST to Cut Inflation by 2%, says Hasmukh Adhia
Real clinch 33rd La Liga title
Will issue advisory against triple talaq, AIMPLB tells SC
business, Page 8
sports, Page 12
national, Page 5
NC questions appointment process in Agri department
PM may sound 2019 poll Law panel to recommend sweeping bugle from Guwahati: BJP changes to make bail plea easy
GUWAHATI, MAY 22 (AGENCIES): BJP in Assam is all out to make the three-year anniversary of Narendra Modi gover nment a grand event. The party is expecting turnout of over one lakh in Khanapara, where Modi will address a public rally on May 26, marking the third anniversary of the NDA government at the Centre. On May 26, the BJP-led government in Assam also completes its first anniversary. Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Pema Khandu and his Manipur counterpart N Biren Singh are likely to attend the event. Elaborate arrangement is made for the May 26 programme. All walls and flyovers are being painted. Ahead of his Assam visit, the Prime Minister has made onenight stay mandatory for Union ministers visiting the North Eastern states. Earlier, Modi had initiated fortnightly vis-
DIMAPUR, MAY 22 (NPN): Recently formed Nagaland Congress (NC) continues to cite RTI responses to expose questionable practices in the government over appointment of employees and in the latest, it has taken on the Agri department over the process of recruitment/appointments as on October 13, 2016. Furnishing details based on the RTI response from the Directorate of Agriculture , NC media cell pointed out that “only 10% of total regularized employees in the department were appointed through NPSC; 0.4% through combine recruitment exam and 1% on compassionate ground & on deputation.” NC alleged that the rest (90% regularized employees) were appointed either “directly” or through “questionable” departmental process. It further pointed out that contractual appointment of 206 ATMA employees were made by the department and 64 KVK employees through interview board. Nagaland Congress has issued the district-wise breakup
DISTRICT-WISE BREAKUP
My govt supports Indo-Naga peace process: Mnp CM
Road rage involving CM’s son: SC notices to Centre, Manipur
Correspondent
KOHIMA, MAY 22 (NPN): Manipur chief minister, N. Biren Singh, on Monday asserted that his government supported the Indo-Naga peace process and said “let us stay together.” Singh said “as long as we exist” there would be issues and problems in every society, but should be addressed through dialogue and discussion to find the solution. Manipur chief minister said this while addressing the inaugural programme of two-day Barak Spring Festival at Senapati town, Manipur organized by Naga people’s organization (NPO) consisting of five Naga tribes of the district namely Poumai, Thangal, Maram , Mao and Zeliangrong on Monday. Referring to the May 2010 incident at Mao gate, where two students were killed during rally, Singh urged the Naga people to forgive and forget and look forward to better relationship and peaceful co-existence. He assured the gathering that his government was for peace and development in the state. Singh also sought the support and cooperation of public to carry out developmental activities in the state.
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“ R e m a r k a b l e entrepreneurship. The landslide has opened an opportunity for selling petrol and diesel.” K Y M C
Kiphire: only 3% of total Regularized Employees were appointed through NPSC and 97% through questionable appointment process. Peren: 4% through NPSC and 96% through questionable appointment process. Longleng: 4% through NPSC and 96% through questionable appointment process. Wokha: only 4% through NPSC; 0.8% through Combine Exam and 95% through questionable appointment process. Mokokchung: only 11% through NPSC and 89% through questionable appointment process. Tuensang: only 11% through NPSC and 89% through questionable appointment process. Mon: only 12% through NPSC and 88% through questionable appointment process. Zunheboto: only 12% through NPSC and 88% through questionable appointment process. Dimapur: only 12% through NPSC and 88% through questionable appointment process. Phek: only 13% through NPSC and 87% through questionable appointment process. Kohima: only 11% through NPSC; 3% on compassionate/deputation and 86% through questionable appointment process. Directorate: only 10% through NPSC; 1% Combined Exam; 4% on compassionate/deputation and 85% through questionable appointment process.
NEW DELHI, MAY 22 (PTI): The Supreme Court Monday came to the rescue of the parents of a youth who was killed in a road rage case in 2011 by the son of Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh by seeking the responses of the Centre and the state on their plea alleging that they feared for their lives. A vacation bench comprising Justices L Nageswara Rao and Navin Sinha issued notices to the Union Home Secretary and the Manipur Chief Secretary to respond by May 29 on the plea by Irom Chitra Devi, mother of Irom Roger who was killed. The bench did not issue notice to the Chief Minister and others in the case as sought. Ajay Meetai, son of the Chief Minister, has been awarded a five-year jail term under section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) of the IPC for
of appointments. (See Table) Maintaining that there was no rationality under the “so called departmental appointment”, NC said from a high 80% (Longleng) or 74% (Zunheboto) to a low 31% (directorate) or 40% (Dimapur), the nature of departmental appointment only proved manipulative. Likewise, NC said in the case of appointment through NPSC, a low 3% (Kiphire) or 4% (Wokha) to a high 13% (Phek) or 12% (Dimapur) only indicated that it was random done. Further, NC said direct appointments of a high 55% (directorate) or 48% (Dimapur) to a low 16% (Longleng) or 21% (Phek) only spoke about “system-less appointment at will.” NC said it would continue to expose backdoor appointments in departments by bringing out facts and figures. “Youth unrest was a very serious problem but elected government is least concerned,” said NC, urging all serious-minded people to join hands with the party on the task to bring desired change.
firing at Roger in a road rage incident on March 20, 2011, and killing him. The incident had occured after Roger had allegedly not allowed Meetai to overtake him in his SUV which had irked the Chief Minister’s son. The plea, filed through advocate Utsav Bains, alleged that the parents of the victim were fearing for their safety in the state. The parents have sought directions “to provide security for the safety of the life and liberty of petitioners and their family members against any kind of threat and victimisation for their peaceful stay throughout India.” They have also sought a direction for an independent probe by a central agency on the ground that the state police was working at the behest of the convict. A d vo c a t e K a m i n i Jaiswal, who appeared for
on behalf of the parents, also said no lawyer was ready to appear on their behalf before the Manipur High Court which is hearing the criminal appeal against the award of five year jail term to the son of the chief minister. Bains, who went to Manipur to represent the family, has also received threats, she alleged. “ I n J a n u a r y, t h e petitioners (parents) approached several lawyers in the High Court of Manipur at Imphal, to file an appeal against the judgement of the Sessions Judge, Imphal (West), but all the lawyers they approached, refused to represent them due to the influence and clout of the Respondent No 3 (CM), moreso, in view of the fact that nobody could dare to stand-up against the Chief Minister, Home Minister of the State,” the plea said.
its of Union ministers to the region. The central government’s decision for night stay of ministers is meant to send out message that Northeast India is safe. Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has hailed the decision of the Prime Minister. He told ET that this move will go a long way in promoting tourism. Assam unit president of BJP Ranjeet Kumar Das told ET, “Preparation for Lok Sabha polls of 2019 have already started. Modi is likely to sound poll bugle for Lok Sabha polls from Guwahati.” He added, “Over one lakh people will attend the Khanapara rally where the Prime Minister will address the nation.” BJP has won all the elections in Assam since 2014. Das said, “Our party workers are fully geared up to face pachayat polls and corporation poll of Guwahati Municipal Corporation. These elections will be held shortly.”
AKRSU announces 36-hr Assam bandh GUWAHATI, May 22: Irked with the indifferent attitude of the state government towards its demand for formation of a separate state of Kamatapur, the All Assam Koch Rabongshi Students Union (AKRSU) has called for a 36 hours Assam bandh from Thursday (May 25). This was disclosed by the AKRSU during the press meet held at its office at Bongaigaon. Furthermore, a national highway blockade has also been called in Raha on May 25 in protest against the foundation laying ceremony of AIIMS by PM Narendra Modi in Changsari, which was earlier scheduled to be held on May 24. It may be mentioned that the proposed site to set up AIIMS in this area is met with several land related problems as people raises hue and cry over the selection of the proposed site.
NEW DELHI, MAY 22 (PTI): Undertrials accused of crimes carrying a punishment of seven years in jail should be released on bail if have spent one-third of that time, or two-and-half years, behind bars facing trial, the Law Commission will recommend to the government. As part of sweeping changes to make bail easy, the law panel will recommend tweaking Section 436 A of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) so that those who are accused of crimes which attract a term of over seven years be released on bail if they have spent half of the term behind bars while facing trial. According to a senior official who is part of the panel, the Commission will also recommend that undertrials who cannot produce a non-monetary surety -- an undertaking by an individual that the undertrial will appear before authorities when required -- be allowed to instead deposit government identity documents such as Aadhar, voter I card or PAN card to get bail. “But what happens if a
person fails to turn up even after depositing the identity document? We are still working on it,” the official said. The new provision, he said, would help those who find it difficult to get a person stand surety for them in an alien city. As of now, Section 436 A of the CrPC deals with the maximum period for which an undertrial prisoner can be detained. As per law, if a person is accused of a crime which is not an offence where the punishment is death, he should be released on bail if he has been in jail for half the period “extending up to one-half of the maximum period of imprisonment specified for that offence under that law”. There are no separate cut-offs as is being recommended by the law panel now. But the reality is that two-thirds of prison inmates in India are undertrials, the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) has said. In 2016, the government had asked the Law Commission to recommend a new Bail Act. Earlier this
year, it revised its plan saying there was no need for a stand-alone law. The law panel should only recommend changes in the CrPC to make getting bail easy and uniform. In September last year, then Law Minister D V Sadananda Gowda had asked then Law Secretary P K Malhotra to ask the Law Commission to recommend a standalone Bail Act to quell the perception that the existing system is “inextricably linked to the financial well-being of the accused”. Gowda had suggested the need for examining the desirability of having a separate Bail Act under a “major revamp” of the bail system. The minister had said bail should be granted as a matter of right and be denied only when there is fear that the accused can tamper with the evidence, influence witnesses or commit more crimes while out of jail. “... the matter has been re-examined by the central government and it has been decided that there may be no need for a stand alone Bail Act,” the ministry later told the Commission.
India a victim of terror: US President Trump
Tells Muslim leaders to ‘drive out’ the terrorists
R I YA D H , M AY 2 2 (AGENCIES): United States President Donald Trump, during his speech at the Arab-Islamic-US summit, acknowledged that India was a victim of terrorism and asked countries to ensure that terror groups don’t find sanctuaries on their soil. The President further pledged to work alongside the West Asian nations to combat extremist ideology in the region as all the countries from the US to India, Australia to Russia - have been “victim of terrorism and have suffered repeated barbaric attacks.” .. Without naming Pakistan, US President Donald Trump said “every country must ensure that terrorists
don’t find any sanctuary on their lands.” While addressing the leaders of 50 Muslim-majority countries on Sunday afternoon in his first speech on a foreign soil, Trump, meanwhile, called on the Middle-eastern countries to combat the crisis of Islamic extremism emanating from the region. Ter ming the fight against terrorism as a “battle between good and evil,” and not a clash between “the West and Islam,” Trump sought to chart a new course for America’s role in the region - aimed at rooting out terrorism. “This is not a battle between different faiths, different sects, or different civilisations,” Trump said. “This is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life, and decent people of all religions who seek to protect it. This is a battle between good and evil,” he
added. Earlier on Sunday, President Donald Trump offered a message of unity as he called on the Arab world to confront extremism during a highly anticipated speech in the birthplace of Islam. “A better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and extremists,” Trump told the dozens of Muslim leaders who attended his remarks. “Drive. Them. Out. Drive them out of your places of worship,” the president continued. “Drive them out of your communities. Drive them out of your holy land, and drive them out of his Earth!” Trump said, “This is not a battle between different faiths, different sects, or different civilizations. This is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life, and decent people of all religions who seek to protect it.”
NPCC to decentralise decision making process: Therie PPC appeals CE PWD (NH) Correspondent
KOHIMA, MAY 22 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has decided to decentralise its programmes and policies so as to allow the people at the grassroots to participate in decision making in the election process. Informing this at the press conference at Congress Bhavan here Monday, NPCC president K. Therie said AICC and PCC are to frame the policies and programmes, ideologies and principles and will impart training according to the need of the districts. He said Assembly Constituency Committees (ACCs) will also be empowered to nominate their respective candidates and there will be no imposition of candidates either from DCC, PCC or AICC. He admitted that there was a big vacuum of leadership in Congress as many
members had defected and said the party want a change in the state thereby opportunity will be given to youths in the coming election. He said the NPCC expected some political changes and the din and dust of ongoing political polarization have not settled down. Therie opined that Naga youth were capable of becoming the best legislators in the nation so the Congress expects them to participate as party candidates in the forthcoming election. He also predicted that due to the churning within Naga society and church and in view of anti-incumbency against the present government, there will be a sizeable shift of votes from the present government to secular forces. Therie maintained that Congress is the only secular party in Nagaland and that the rest such as RSS and its political wing, the BJP are communal.
Further, he also predicted that votes for the present ruling party in Nagaland will be divided into three or four factions and Congress which secured 27.6 % votes in the 2014 Lok Sabha election will gain some percent. Therie said he anticipates vote shift from the NPF due to anti-BJP sentiments of a minimum of 7 to 10%. Coupled with anti-incumbency vote shift of around 3 to 5 %, he said these will together result in net 10 to 15 % shift from NPF to Congress. He was positive that if this happens, Congress will have absolute majority in the next election. He pointed out that in 2013 assembly election, 32 Congress candidates lost by small margins and in most places, were placed second. Even in the 2018 election, he said most of them want to contest from Congress party and so looked forward to the next poll battle. Taking
a dig at the current elected members, Therie described the members as “jackals”. He said if they were to be elected again they will remain jackals and no one can expect a clean government. Therie also slammed the present elected members for not being able to speak for their people. He said the legislators have become “dumb” but not deaf and so no reason why Nagas would want to have dumb legislators who can no longer represent people nor legislate laws. He said people of the state today want fresh blood because they do not have any expectation from the current members. He said when new faces come, people know they will not have money and so people won’t expect it form them. Therie said Congress will not buy votes in the forthcoming election but that the party organisation
and election machinery will work cohesively for candidates as a mobile campaign unit.When asked about the leadership of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü, who completed three months on May 22, Therie said Dr. Shürhozelie was a senior legislator and would lose nothing if he stood by the people. He should be strong and stand for the people, Therie said. On the revocation of Rongmei tribe recognition, he said justice was delivered to the people. Therie exuded confidence of being able to bring changes in the state, but added that to achieve this, “we have to stand by the clean election and elect members who are not corrupted”. To queries, Therie said he heard from “third party” that Dr. Shürhozelie will face bye-election from Northern Angami-I before the six months that ends on August 22.
Longleng-Changtongya SARDP-NE road bridge. (PPC)
D I M A P U R , M AY 2 2 (NPN): Phom People Council (PPC) has appealed to the Chief Engineer PWD (NH) for immediate restoration/repairing of the bridge located about five kms away from Changtongya town (Longleng-Changtongya SARDP-NE road). In a press note, PPC said the RCC bridge which was repaired temporarily with wooden planks during last monsoon season was damaged, causing immense hardship to travelers plying
in this route. PPC said the particular road was the life line for the Longleng district including Tobu ADC Hqs and Angjangyang SDO (C) Hqs, under Mon district. Once this road is blocked all the vehicular movement would be completely halted affecting the normal life of the district, PPC added. In this regard, PPC has fervently appealed to the concern authority to repair the bridge at the earliest before it was completely damaged. K Y M C
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WEATHER FORECAST May 23
(Temperature in ºC)
Max Min
Agartala A thunderstorm around
35 26
A thunderstorm around
31 21
Guwahati A thunderstorm around
34 22
Aizawl Imphal
Partly sunny and pleasant
32 19
Itanagar Rather cloudy, showers around 28 20 Shillong A couple of thunderstorms
25 15
Kohima Partly sunny with a t-shower 26 17 Dimapur An afternoon thunderstorm Mkg
33 22
Periods of sun with a t-storm 28 17
Tuensang Some sun with a stray shower 20 13 Wokha
A thunderstorm or two
Zunheboto A thundershower in spots
26 20 25 15
(L-R): MDLSA team with the participants of essay competition. KDLSA team with Kiphire youths. DIMAPUR: District legal services authority of Mon and Kiphire conducted activities for legal awareness through essay competition and seminar respectively. MON: Mon District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) conducted an essay competition on the topic “climate change is a threat” at Government Higher Secondary Mon ‘A’ on May 22. Altogether 43 students participated in the competition. The first position was bagged by C. Ateih Konyak, second position by Jewang Konyak and third position by Lemya. The winners were awarded with cash prize of Rs. 3000, Rs. 2000 and Rs. 1000 respectively, while certificates were given to all the participants. Panel of judges for the competition were N.
Mannon, Panel Lawyer MDLSA, Dominic Kaiba, Panel Lawyer MDLSA and M. Moba, Panel Lawyer MDLSA. Earlier, keynote address was delivered by N. Mannon and the programme was chaired by M. Moba. KIPHIRE: Kiphire District Legal Ser vices Authority (KDLSA) organized a legal seminar for the youths of Kiphire town at the Sangtam Baptist church Kiphire on May 21. Speaking on child marriage, cyber crime and domestic violence, L. Likhase Sangtam, retainer lawyer KDLSA appraised that some of the common cyber crimes which could attract prosecution as per the penalties and offences prescribed in IT Act, 2000 Act were harassment via fake public profile on social networking
site etc. He said that theft of confidential information, source code theft, tax evasion and money laundering, online share trading fraud were also some of the cyber crimes. On domestic violence, Likhase informed that the parliament enacted the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 aims to prevent harassment of women. He said that domestic violence meant any act, omission or conduct which harms or injures or endangers the health, safety, life, limb or well being of a woman.He said that on the aggrieved woman’s behalf, any protection officer or any other person can also file petition before the magistrate seeking reliefs, while she or any other person having knowledge of such
domestic violence can give information to the protection officer. Likhase further appraised that the aggrieved woman could also approach the legal service authority for redressal of her grievances. On child marriage, he said that The Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 restraints the solemnization of child marriages by laying down the minimum age for both boys and girls. Likhase pointed out that according to section 2(a) of the act, a “child” means a person who, if male, has completed 21 years of age and if female has completed 18 years of age. Speaking on free legal aid, right to information and consumer rights, Hotingkyu Sangtam, panel lawyer KDLSA said that the Legal
SBCK observe clean election Sunday
Team members of Doing Right Clean Election Campaign, SKK team with Dr. Hokheto Chophy and others. DIMAPUR: The Sümi Baptist Church Kohima (SBCK) observed “Clean Election Sunday” on May 22. A press note by SBCK media cell stated that during the service, All Sumi Students Union (SKK), president Ninoto Awomi highlighted the main objectives of SKK’s Mission “Doing Right” (Achipiu Mlahnni) and the vision for tackling four major issues in Sumi jurisdiction, to ensure Clean Elections, to ensure quality education and check proxy teachers, to ensure every government servant was stationed at their own place of posting and perform their du-
ties efficiently and to ensure quality developmental works and check contract works. To ensure free and fair election SKK has come up with Mission “Doing Right” within Sumi Jurisdiction, he added. He also mentioned the 11-point resolution passed on April 12 by the Sümi apex bodies comprising of Sümi Hoho, Sümi Kükami Hoho, Sümi Totimi Hoho, SKK, NBCC and all the frontal organisation and civil societies. He also stated that historic people’s movement of Mission Doing Right comprised of elite group of young professionals, entrepreneurs and experts and the
Mission was spearheaded by Clean Election Campaign team with SKK officials who were working tirelessly for the cause of the Sümi and society at large. Alobo Naga in his speech highlighted on the recently completed constituency-wise 1st phase public rallies of the SKK Clean Election Campaign. He said that since everyone was equally responsible for the ugly scenario in the state, blame game among the public and politicians needed to be stopped. He appealed to the politicians, bureaucrats and all the stake holders to stop corruption and live
with a vision upholding true Christian principles. He also exhorted the youth to be responsible in bringing positive change in our State. He also informed that Mission Doing Right - Clean Election team would soon be setting up sub-committee from village level to area/ block level in all the 7 constituencies under Zunheboto District. Founder and chairperson, Youth Net Nagaland, Hekani Jakhalu, said people were well aware of the poor economy and lack of development and this had resulted because of root cause of corruption. She stated that public were at the most important position in the society because public were the opinion and decision makers. At the programme the church also prayed for the Mission Doing Right & SKK team for the ongoing mission and a special presentation of the theme “Doing Right Mission” was performed by Alobo Naga. Asstt. pastor Kito Shohe led the service, asst pastor Nishili S Aye invoked God’s blessings, sermon was delivered by pastor SBCK, Dr. Hokheto Chophy.
Three-day USTC concludes Correspondent
KIPHIRE, MAY 22 (NPN): The three-day United Sangtam Theological Conference culminated on Sunday May 21, at Chare Town Baptist Church with Rev. C. Lima Sangtam, executive secretary USBLA speaking on the main theme, “Teach the Truth” based on 2 Tim. 3:2617. When I preach the word of God, I preach to myself as well but I do not preach to God” he said and “thus God is the truth and we need to preach the truth”. He further challenged the theologians to walk the talk and practice what one preached. “What you do would reflect the person that you are and the value in you” exhorted Kupeusing Meru EAC Chare. Imtinungsang Sangtam missionary to Kephre mission field of the United Sangtam shared on the joy and challenges in the ministry. The conference resolved to change the nomenclature from United Sangtam Theological Conference to United Sangtam Baptist Theological Conference with effect from May 21. Chopongkyü pastor Kiphire Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. Yanger pastor, Sangtam Baptist Church Tuensang, Rev C. Lima Sangtam executive secretary USBLA and Akhala associate women secretary USBLA Kiphire were the conference speakers. While Rev. Thridong pastor, Sangtam Baptist Church Dimapur and Longri associate youth secretary, USBLA Kiphire conducted Bible studies and paper presentation was done by Dr. Apise pastor, Purana Bazaar Baptist Church Dimapur. Meanwhile, USBTC expressed gratitude to the host church, delegates and conference dignitaries, theological students and church workers for being a part of the successful conference. Altogether 226 theologians from 54 churches attended the conference.
Team leadership & motivation trg underway at ATI
Dr. M. Parrivallal, director The Training People, lighting the candle at the inaugural function of team leadership & motivation at ATI on May 22. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Three-day program on experiential learning residential training for election officers of Nagaland was inaugurated at ATI Monday, under the K
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theme, “Team Leadership & Motivation (TLM) a psychological impetus”. The programme was organised by Election Commission of India (India International
Institute of Democracy & Election Management). According to DIPR report, Dr M Parivallal, director of the Training People said that this train-
ing was the 1st ever special training held by the Election Commission of India in Nagaland for selective district officials and was the brain child of Director General of Election Commission, Sudip Jain. He said that election was a celebration and therefore in days to come election would be called festival of democracy. He said in order to make election happy and interesting the theme of the ongoing training was coined as ‘Team Leadership & Motivation’ by the Election Commission of India across the country. This is a nonstop 72 hours of residential training program he said but in Nagaland it would be just 12 hours of nonstop different level of training. He further added that this training would be more of physiological training with relaxed and more fun filled activities. He said that the training would be
Service Authority Act 1987 was enacted making provisions for providing free legal aid and legal awareness amongst all. He said that under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 any consumer dispute can approach the consumer court or forum located in all district and seek redress free of cost. He further highlighted that The Right to Information Act, 2005 provided for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities. The seminar was attended by more than 600 participants. Leaders of the youth also thanked the KDLSA for imparting legal knowledge to the youths of Kiphire.
registered online and all the training process would be monitored online and would be evaluated with the level of participation, learning and understanding. Additional director, ATI, K. Kevin Zehol said that if corruption could be done away with then much development could come about in our state. He stated that in the coming election officers would be playing great leadership roles and the team spirit would play a big part in the election process. Earlier inaugurating the training program, candle was lighted by Dr M Parivallal, director the Training People. Short speech was delivered by N Moa Aier, chief electoral officer (officiating) and vote of thanks was proposed by Vekho Vero, deputy chief electoral officer. The program was chaired by Khekugha Sema.
Tohanba condoles demise of late Sethi DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs, R. Tohanba along with his family had expressed deepest condolences on the sudden demise of late Panala Sethi on May 14 2017 at Varanasi (UP). In a condolence message, Tohanba described late Panala Sethi as one of the most distinguished citizen and well known figure in Nagaland, accessible to all sections and communities irrespective of their religion and backgrounds. Tohanba stated that late Sethi was a multi faceted personality and a peace loving person and many would mourn deeply at his passing away as his was a life of service, love, compassion and excellence. The condolence message conveyed condolences to the bereaved family Mrs Shremati Devi, children and grand children and that God grant the departed soul eternal rest.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, may 23, 2017
news in brief RSU emergency presidency meeting: Rengma Students’ Union (RSU) has convene d emergency presidential meeting on May 24, 1 p.m at Duda Guest House, Kohima. All the office bearers, unit and sub-ordinate presidents and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting positively. For more information contact 9 077261614/8787328173/9856684975. NASU convenes: Jubilee planning board of Niuland Area Students’ Union (NASU) has convened a meeting on May 25 at 10 a.m in union banker’s residence, Niuland Town. All planning board members and sub-committee members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. DDBSFPU emergency meeting: Dimapur District BSF Pensioners Union (DDBSFPU) has convened an emergency meeting on May 26 at 9 a.m in RTO BSF, Half Nagarjan wherein new office bearers would be elected, membership fee collected and new registration would also be done. All ranks and files of BSF pensioners under Dimapur District have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. RBCC annual general public meet: River Belt Colony Council (RBCC) has convened annual general public meeting on May 27, 2:30 p.m. at its treasurer residence compound. All households member of the colony have been requested to attend the meeting. Council has further cautioned to imposed fine against the absentees. LTSAN annual session: The annual session of the Liangmai Theological Students Association Nagaland (LTSAN) under Liangmai Baptist Association (LBA) is under way at Life Spring Corner Dimapur from May 22 to 22. LTA members, who could not attend on the first day have been requested to join the rest of the sessions. President LTA, Wichampau has welcomed all the rightful members to come and attend the session. CCO general session: The Chakhesang Cultural Organization (CCO) would be observing its general session on May 27, at 11 a.m in Tourist Lodge, Near NAP Camp, Pfutsero, where MLA Kuzholuzo Neinu would grace the inaugural session. All frontal organizations like CPO, CMA, CWWS, CYF, CSU, CCRI, CWA, and area public organizations, public leaders and concerned citizens have been requested to the attend to deliberate on important issues in regard to the heritage and culture of the Chakhesang people. EPFON formed: The Elite People Forum Organisation of Nagaland (EPFON) president and founder, Dr. Er.VikuotuolieAngami Ph.D E-in C, NPWD (Retd) has informed that Dr. Ketholezo Sorunuo has been appointed as general secretary, Vizotsu Angami as treasurer-cumadvisor along with seven others. The office bearers have been formed to discharge duties for the benefit of people in general according to the aims and objectives of the organization with immediate effect. 38 Wokha A/C dissolved: On recommendation of Disciplinary Action Committee (DAC) and in exercise of the power conferred vide Article 5, Section 9 of the party constitution, the president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu has dissolved the entire 38 Wokha Assembly Constituency NPF which included parent body, women wing, youth wing, and farmers wing from 20. Wokha Division office bearers would look after the 38 Wokha A/C till new team has been reconstituted. Lost and found: Operation Acceleration Dimapur Town (OADT) has recovered one unregistered number Auto bearing chasis number MD6M12PK4D4K10187, engine number ok2KD1010272 on May 20. Rightful owner have been informed to collect the said vehicle by producing authenticated documents within five days. One may contact 9402437539/7085833728.
PHED construct Bore wells in Kacharigaon DIMAPUR: For mitigating the problems of water supply faced by villagers of Kacharigaon village, PHED department had initiated construction of bore wells. A press note by Kacharigaon Village Council (KVC) chairman, Mathovi Yhoshu and secretary, Neiboulie Mhasi stated that Kacharigaon situated on a hillock had been facing water supply problems for some time. However, PHED department under the initiative of Engineer, SDO and JE of Dimapur division, constructed three bore wells with reservoir tank and filtering system at A, B and C khels which has immensely helped the residents. In this regard, KVC has extended its gratitude to the concern department.
Longkhim Police seize SP capsules
DIMAPUR: Longkhim Police on May 21 seized 43,000 capsules of banned Spasmo Proxyvon (SP) capsules belonging to Limanungla @ Atoi @ Akhala wife of late Bochukai of Tamenlong, Manipur. According to SP Tuensang, based on inputs, team under OC Longkhim was despatched to intercept the suspected vehicle Mahindra Bolero- ASO1MA- 4975. SP informed that on searching the vehicles the items were recovered and the items were found neatly packed in different compartments under the seats, speakers and spare tyre. The driver identified as Bendangtoshi Sangtam along with Atula @ Atu, daughter of the owner of the consignment were also arrested and the vehicle seized, SP added. Further SP informed that the consignment was supposed to be delivered to some unidentified female at Petrol Pump Tuensang.In this regard a case was registered and investigation was on for identifying/ apprehension of all involved in this.
28 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) dedicated Handicraft Centre at Aitepyong Village in Wokha District to be utilized for imparting training to the local populace in wool knitting, tailoring, embroidery and carpentery etc. The Centre will generate opportunities of employment for the local populace. K
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KO H I M A , M AY 2 2 (NPN): Along with the rest of the world, Nagaland celebrated International Day for Biological Diversity (IDBD) organized by the Nagaland State Biodiversity Board under the theme “Biodiversity and Sustainable Tourism”, held in Capital Convention Hall Kohima on Monday. Addressing as the chief guest PCCF and HOFF, I. Panger Jamir encouraged the students to become nature lovers and to be aware of the benefits through preserving and conserving natural resources. The PCCF said that the tropical deforestation may result in loss up-to 15 % species by the year 2020 and said, the role of forest would not only provide resources for human survival but was vital for all round development and main-
taining ecological balance. Jamir said in all ways, forest would continue to be the most important natural source of human being. Jamir said it was every individual’s responsibility to preserve and protect the biodiversity as it had become very crucial because of the present pressure on biodiversity and endangering them towards extinction. He said, unless “we Panger Jamir, addressing at act now it may be too late for next generation to surKohima, Monday (NP)
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vive” and advocated that youngsters had much stake and big role to play. He challenged all the young minds to focus on conservation of the fragile biodiversity. Jamir expressed the hope that the International Day of Biodiversity celebration would be a turning point for the people to bring positive change for the next generation. Chairman NSBB (Rtd) T. Lotha delivered
keynote address on the importance of bio-diversity. Joint secretary forest Singson spoke on behalf of the state government while district forest officer spoke on-behalf of the department. NU professor Subu Changkija also spoke at the function. Students of Vineyard School presented special number. Essay and paint-
ing competitions were conducted for school children commemorating the day. Hemshou of Alderville School Phezhu Jotsoma emerged as winner at the essay writing competition. Cash prizes and certificates were given to all the winners. Students from various schools in Kohima attended the function.
Training for construction workers underway at ITI, Mokokchung DIMAPUR: A week-long programme in commemoration of the Year of Construction Workers (YOCW) started Monday at Industrial Training Institute (ITI) Mokokchung under the initiative of Zynorique team. According to DIPR report, additional deputy commissioner, Mokokchung SachinJaiswal asked the trainees to take the opportunity to re-skill and up-skill themselves. He urged the trainees that after completion of the training, they should take dedicated steps to achieve their goal. Exhortation was delivered by chairman, Marepkong ward while pastor Marepkong ward said the invocation. The programme was chaired by principal ITI, Mokokchung Er. T. Imlisunep Ao. Around 40 trainees are attending the training programme.
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also made arrangements for food and lodging, the official said. Siaha district Superintendent of Police had already reached Lungpuk village and made elaborate security arrangements, the official said. The people from Ralie village fled Myanmar due to reported impending con-
frontation between the Arakan Army (AA) militants and the Myanmarse Army, the official said adding that Assam Rifles officials had informed the Myanmarese army officials and appealed to the latter to ensure safety of the refugees in Myanmar.
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With immense pride and joy, we the Longsachung Village Students’ Union (LVSU) heartily congratulates Mr. Mhathung Kikon, S/o. Mr. Yanbemo Kikon for securing 85.20% in HSSLC Exam 2017. The Union further congratulates all the successful candidate of HSLC and HSSLC for bringing laurels to the student’s community. May Almighty God grant them success in their future endeavour. Nyanbemo Kikon Vungathung Kikon President, LVSU Gen. Secretary, LVSU
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The Ighanumi Students’ Union extends our heartiest congratulation to GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL IGHANUMI for achieving the BEST PASS PERCENTAGE in the HSLC exam 2017 among Government High School under ZUNHEBOTO DISTRICT for the fourth consecutive years. The union highly appreciate the office of SDEO Pughoboto for kind cooperation and support towards the school and the immense effort and sacrifices of the teaching faculty without which this feat would not have been achieved. Furthermore, the union also congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017 from Ighanumi village and particularly Miss JENITOLI ACHUMI for being selected in the NERIST NEE III entrance exam 2017. May the Almighty God continue to grants you all with success in your future endeavour. QHEVITO SWU LOVINI YEPTHO President, ISU General Secretary, ISU DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME
Regd. No. 794 Dt. 22-05-2017 I, Shri. Punasangba S/o, Shri. Imnamangyang & Mrs. Asangla, permanent resident of Agri/Electrical Colony, Kohima, Nagaland. 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India and a permanent resident of the mention above locality. 2. That due to inadvertently and bonafide mistake, my father and mother (parents) name was entered as Shri. Imanamayang and Asngla instead of Shri. Imnamangyang and Asangla in my HSLC Admit Card and in some important documents. 3. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of declaring that Shri. Imnamayang - Imnamangyang and Mrs Asngla-Asangla are the same person. 4. That the statement made in this affidavit are true to my personal knowledge and nothing is concealed thereof. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above names on this the 22.05.2017. Magistrate/ Notary Public K-1642
The Phusachodumi Women Welfare Organization with great honour and pride extend its heartiest congratulations to Miss Nuhuvolu Chuzho daughter of Mr. Vemucho Chuzho for securing top 3 in recently declared HSSLC result 2017 from Minister's Hill Higher Secondary School, Kohima. The Organization also congratulates all its successful candidates on their academic achievement in the HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017. The Organisation further wishes them a prosperous endeavour ahead. Sd/Sd/Vikhotuonuo Chuzho Viravonuo President PWWO Gen. Secy. PWWO
METHAK KAKO (Dated 20Th June 2011)
Omhawoe tsungon sekae elio shilo Shri. Nchumthung, Ochyu ovung tsukona wopan eni Shri. Pisamo Tungoe Wopan tona Shi. Yanpvu Murry Wopan to nzo tsoe Shri. Pisamo Tungoe kina thyutae zetasi, wopan eni jina topvu na lumna runga heto methaktacho;1. Shri, Nchumthung ji Lt. Vankhomo Tungoe na ni-chup checho. Tolia ombo motsu yinglen ji Yanpvu Murry etso jina ombo yinglen ji lo elonkae vana wotokvu osi henasu jo, Shri. Nchumthung Tungoe to mekna Shri. Nchumthung Murry to ejana yithokvu to methak-tae randana elonkatacho. Ehungpvuiden;Pisamo Tungoe Wopan Yanpvu Murry Wopan 1. B. Longshi Tungoe 1. Yanpo Murry 2. Mhonjan Tungoe 2. Nzanbemo Murry 3. N. Wopansao Tungoe 3. Nphyo Murry Authenticated by: Shenthungo Lotha, Notary Public (Area: Nagaland) Regd. No. LAW-13/73 (Pt-II). DC-1186 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, ZUNHEBOTO NO.JUD.21.2016-17/51 Dt. 19th 05, 2017 Notice calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smti Angkali. K. Yeptho of Natha Old Village District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/Husband Late Romeo has expired on 02-05-2017. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same. Sd/- Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland K-1635
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
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MON DISTRICT: NAGALAND NO.GA/JUD-08/2017-18/56 Dated Mon 16 May 2017
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Whereas, an application has been submitted by Shri/Smti Y. Nyangpong K with prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of His/her/wife/husband mother deceased Late O.Alin Phom Ex Gram Sevika PIC, WEP Wakching under the establishment of District Welfare Officer, Mon who expired on 18-03-2011. Objection are hereby invited from pension having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (Thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period. Deputy Commissioner, Mon: Nagaland K-1628
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Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Henile Sema has filed by Shri. Rendiba relation-wife /children, R/o Residency Colony, H/No. 60, Dimapur, Nagaland to draw his :1. P.P.O PEN/COM-21435/NL/V/21147 dated 28-01-2008. 2. Saving Account No. 31322707220. 3. Plot of land, Covered by Patta No. 732, Dag No. 836, Ward No. 9, Area of 555 sq. who expired on 09/05/2017. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 19th June 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 19th Day of May 2017. (G.H. Ramlia) Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-5069(B)
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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Purnungsang Ao has filed by Smti. Narotola Ao relationwife/children, R/o Walford Colony, H/No. 81, Dimapur, Nagaland to draw his :1. P.P.F - 3024415. 2. Plot of land, Covered by Patta No. 376, Dag No. 509, Ward No. 11, Area of 709 sq. m. who expired on 25/03/2017. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 19th June 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 19th Day of May 2017.
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Dt. 22/05/2017 DECLARATION (Correction of Father’s Name) I, Shri. Jhalak Bahadur Thapa, son of Shri. Hastdal Thapa, resident of 3 NH BN, Assam Rifles, District- Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address.. 2. That I am presently serving as Havildar/GD at 3 NH BN, Assam Rifles, Kohima, Nagaland. 3. That this affidavit is made to declare that in my Service Book my Father’s name has been entered and recorded as Shyam Bahadur Chhetri instead Hastdal Thapa. 4. That the above mentioned name Shyam Bahadur Chhetri and Hastdal Thapa it refers to one and the same person i.e. my father and it is indistinguishable and synonymous. 5. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any rectification/ correction if any complications that may arise with regard to correction of my Father’s name in my Service Book and records. 6. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my Father’s correct official name is ‘Hastdal Thapa’ and henceforth it shall be used for all my Service records, official records, future references and future correspondence. That the above statements made in Para 1 – 6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the Competent Authority on 22nd May, 2017 at Kohima. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above named on this the 22nd May, 2017. Magistrate/Notary Public K-1639
May all your dreams come true as you celebrate your birthday today. God bless you and have a finest birthday. Your Apu Kups.
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The Dimapur Pongidang Ekhüng would like to extend our heartiest congratulations with immense pride to Shri. Achumo Lotha, S/o Lt. Wopansao Lotha, being promoted to (A.B.S.I) Armed Branch Sub-Inspector. The Ekhüng further congratulates all the students from Pongidang Village Students' Union (P.V.S.U) who successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC result 2017.
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With immense pride and honour, we the Tethüyo Village Students’ Union extends its heartiest congratulations to the following students for securing distinctions in the HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017. HSLC 1. Miss Ropila K (Maths, S/S and IT) 2. Miss Lenlo K Yingpithongrü (Science, S/S and EE) 3. Miss Adila T Sangtam (Alt/Eng and EE) 4. Miss Thiala A Sangtam (EE) 5. Mr. Gened TS (S/S, EE) HSSLC 1. Mr. Throngpenthe A Sangtam (Pol. Science) We further congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 and wishes them success in all their future endeavour. Miss A Florance Miss Ruth Sor President General Secretary
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We the Shine Society Xelhozhe Village would like to congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 from our village. We wish them a bright future and good luck in all their endeavour. Chairman Shine Society
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The Shena Old Union Dimapur Area (SOUDA) extends its heartiest congratulations to all the Shenakusami students who passed HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. The Union also felicitate the following students under (SOUDA) passing with distinction. 1. Miss. Vinikali, D/o Mr. Kihoto H. Achumi (HSSLC Arts-Pol-Science) 2. Miss Linovi, D/o Mr. Hoito Z. Achumi (HSLC, English) 3. Miss Vikeholi, D/o Mr. Inavi K. Achumi (HSLC, Social Science) 4. Miss Tunaza, D/o Mr. Shetoyi G. Achumi (HSLC, Alt. English) 5. Mr. Akivito, S/o Mr. Khevishe Y. Achumi (HSLC, Social Science) The Union further wishes a bright future to all the successful students. K. Shetoho Achumi Katoi Achumi Chairman (SOUDA) Gen. Secy. (SOUDA)
Burma Police Colony Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu no alokivi kije lono, toshe akiqheu pesu Burma Police Colony lo kiphimi khuno qono yekala chighi (Class-X) eno yekala chighi kini (Class-Xii) lo tokulu shilu keno, Kumtsu lau tsu ani. Ighini keu loghi tokulu akiqheu ow shilu peniu.
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that over 200 people have taken refuge in Lungpuk village and 77 others in Khalkhy hamlet. The Assam Rifles personnel posted in the border areas and the district administration provided necessary assistance to the refugees while the villagers of the two villages
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The L.S.U heartily congratulates all the successful candidates of the recently declared results of HSLC and HSSLC of NBSE. A special appreciation to Ms. Lengu-ü Mero, D/o Kewekha Mero for securing the highest mark in Biology (92 Marks) in the HSSLC (Science). The Union would also like to congratulate all the students who have completed and received their Master of Divinity degree from various theological institutions. Another special appreciation to Ms Liche-ü K Mero, D/o Neisa K Mero for receiving the principals' award for academic excellence and also the many subject topper awards. The Union wishes all of them a bright future and success in their entire endeavour. Kroku Kapfo Tewü Mero President, L.S.U General Secy., L.S.U
The GBs and D.C.Hill (East) Colony Council Zunheboto would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Huskha Yepthomi for being appointed as Advisor (Political Affairs) to our Honourable Chief Minister Dr. Shurhozeilie Leizietsu. We pray to Almighty God to grant him wisdom and good health in his future endeavours.
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NO:DEF/KPE/ESSTT-57(PT)/17-18/702 DATED KIPHIRE, THE 15TH MAY 2017 To, Regtl. No. 0018, NCE Rajbir Thakur (U/S) of DEF Kiphire, Sub : Notice regarding Department Proceeding against R/No. 0018 NCE Rajbir Thakur (U/S) of DEF Kiphire. 1. Vide Order No. DEF/KPE/ESSTT-57/17-18/294 dated 20.4.2017, the Superintendent of Police, Kiphire has appointed the undersigned as Enquiry Officer to enquire into the Charges framed against you, a copy of which has been endorsed to you. 2. I shall commence the oral enquiry/regular hearing of the case on 05.6.2017 at 1100 hrs at the Office chamber of the Addl. SP, Kiphire. You are required to appear before me on 05.6.2017 at the appointed time and place. 3. At the enquiry, oral evidence will be heard as to the allegations not admitted. 4. Please note that if the enquiry is not concluded on the aforesaid date, it will be continued from day to day at the above-mentioned place until it is concluded. 5. Please note further that if you fail to appear at the appointed time and place, I shall proceed with the enquiry ex-parte. 6. Please acknowledge receipt of this notice. (Rezulule) Enquiry Officer, Addl. S.P, Kiphire DP-5079 Regd. 792
Dt. 22/05/17 DECLARATION (Correction of Name and Father’s Name) I, Shri. Gom Bahadur Dura Gurung, son of Shri. Bir Subba Dura Gurung, resident of 3 NH BN, Assam Rifles, District- Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address.. 2. That I am presently serving as Havildar/GD at 3 NH BN, Assam Rifles, Kohima, Nagaland. 3. That this affidavit is made to declare that in my Service Book my Father’s name has been entered and recorded as Gom Bahadur Gurung instead Gom Bahadur Dura Gurung and my Father’s name has been entered and recorded as Bir Subba Gurung instead of Bir Subba Dura Gurung. 4. That whereas the entry of Dura in my Name connotes to my Caste. 5. That the above mentioned name Gom Bahadur Gurung and Gom Bahadur Dura Gurung it refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it is indistinguishable and synonymous. 6. That the above mentioned name Bir Subba Gurung and Bir Subba Dura Gurung it refers to one and the same person i.e. my Father and it is indistinguishable and synonymous. 7. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any rectification/ correction if any complications that may arise with regard to correction of my name and Father’s name in my Service Book and records. 8. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct official name is ‘Gom Bahadur Dura Gurung’ and my father’s correct official name is ‘Bir Subba Dura Gurung’ and henceforth it shall be used for all my Service records, official records, future references and future correspondence. That the above statements made in Para 1 – 8 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the Competent Authority on 22nd May, 2017 at Kohima. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above named on this the 22nd May, 2017. Magistrate/Notary Public K-1639
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these statements during his visit to the state along with his Politburo member Prakash Karat to attend CPM’s two-day long state committee meeting that discussed about Assembly polls strategies. He later lashed out at BJP saying that they are celebrating three years’ completion of BJP despite proving failure in meeting the expectations of people. The government primarily promised of gen-
IMPHAL, MAY 22: Stressing on the need to usher in peace in the region, Manipur chief minister, N. Biren Singh Monday assured that “every initiative to promote peace in the region will be supported by his government and by the people of the state.” He said this while addressing the opening of the two-day Barak Spring Festival in Manipur’s Senapati district on Monday. Barak Spring Festival is an annual festival organized by the Naga Peoples’ Organization (NPO), the apex civil society organization of the district in association with other civil societies. Singh said: “Manipur government and people of the state was always ready to support promotion of peace.” “Peace is the only way for bringing harmony and co-existence among the different communities living in the state,” he said. Singh said his government was ever ready to resolve any issue through dialogue Taking note of the differences between hills and the valley people, the chief minister said he was surprised to receive an invitation to grace the festival. “It is a pleasant surprise to be invited to attend the festival. I am constantly
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erating 2 crore jobs but instead, only 1,35,000 jobs were created in 2015 and 2,30,000 jobs in 2016, he asserted. Training guns at the BJP for its alleged unsatisfactory performances, the CPM leader said situation of rural employment is also not satisfactory as over 20,000 REGA workers in the country were not paid annually in the past three years. Farmers suicide rate has been recorded 12,000 each on an average in the last three years. Comparing Tripura, he said that the state attained first position for generating mandays. ” Tripura is also in top position in case of literacy, law and order and development. As BJP brings ‘achhey din’ for the rich and didn’t fulfil its promises, for what reason they are celebrating?” he questioned.
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AGARTALA, MAY 22 ( AG E N C I E S ) : C P M general secretary Sitaram Yechury said that BJP is launching a surgical strike to saffronise the non-BJP ruled states in the country and just like in Kerela, the Modi-led government at the centre is attempting to destabilise CPM in Tripura through false campaign, after assuming power in Assam, Manipur in the northeast. “BJP’s main objective is to oust CPM from Tripura. During his recent visit, BJP president lured people with promises to launch many schemes. The party should stop fooling people,” Yechury said. Expressing confidence of a victory in the 2018 Assembly elections, Yechury said that the CPM is ready to contest with BJP in all the 60-seats in the coming elections. “We are certain about our victory,” he added. Sitaram Yechury made
worried about strain relationship between hills and valley people,” he said. He said taking part together in such festivals would help build stronger ties between individuals and communities. Singh also informed that his government had sanctioned Rs. 10 core for construction of women market-shed in Senapati, Rs 15 crore for construction of permanent campus of IIIT at Mayangkhang of the district among others. The chief minister also assured to sanction water supply schemes for the hill areas and to repair the Imphal-Mao section of NH-2. He also announced that the government had offered the post of subinspector post to martial arts fighter and champion of Super Fight League, Kario Isaac of Karong village of the district as a reward for his achievement. Singh also proposed to promote the Spring festival as a state level event if the organizers agree to it. Earlier, traditional shawls of five main Naga tribes and different varieties of vegetables and fruits were presented to the chief minister. The chief minister was accompanied by deputy chief minister Yumnam Joykumar, PHED minister L Dikho, tribal affairs and hills minister N Kayisii. Parliamentary secretaries, MLAs and top civil and police officials attended the occasion.
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In the Court of Shri. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Tekasashi Jamir Deceased, has been filed by Smti. T. Khekali Sema relation wife R/o. H.No. 194 Imdesen Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 23/4/17. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 16/6/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 15 day of 5/17. DP-5054
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ASETKONG KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM MUNGDANG (AKTM) FELICITATION
The Asetkong Kaketshir Telongjem Mungdang with immense pride and honour congratulates the following for their achievement in the recently declared HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. 1. Mr. Zuiner Jamir, S/o Satemnungsang Jamir (Sungratsu Village) for securing Top - 18th position and subject topper in Maths HSLC from St. John Higher Secondary Residential School, Dimapur. 2. Mr. Noktijung B. Ozükum, S/o Bendangwapang (Mopungchuket Village) for securing Top – 10, HSSLC Science stream from St. John Higher Secondary Residential School, Dimapur. 3. Mr. Longsener Longkumer, S/o Ngangnen Lkr (Longjang Village) for securing Top – 19th HSLC from Libemo Memorial School, Wokha. The AKTM also wishes all the candidates who have successfully cleared their HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2017. The AKTM further prays that the Almighty will continue to guide and lead you in all your future endeavours. Sd/Sd/Alapong T. Jamir Jongshiyapang Aier President AKTM Gen. Secy. AKTM
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Mohammad Fazlurrahim Mohammad Fazlurrahim said. “At the time of performing ‘Nikah’, the person performing the ‘Nikah’ will advise both the bridegroom/man and the bride/ woman to incorporate a condition in the ‘Nikahnama’ to exclude resorting to pronouncement of three divorces by her husband in one sitting,” it said. The affidavit would be perused by a five-judge Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice J.S. Khehar, which, on
May 18, reserved its verdict on a bunch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of triple talaq after hearing parties including the Union government, the AIMPLB and the All India Muslim Women Personal Law Board for six days in summer vacation. During the hearing, it asked Muslim bodies as to how can a practice like triple talaq be a matter of “faith” when they have been asserting that it is “patriarchal”, “bad in theology” and “sinful”.
New Delhi, May 22 (PTI): The Election Commission on Monday cancelled elections to 10 Rajya Sabha seats scheduled to be held on June 8, citing a clash with the Presidential poll due in July and the EVM challenge beginning on June 3. A brief statement from the EC said it has decided to “withdraw” the press note of May 16 announcing the elections to Rajya Sabha seats from Goa, Gujarat and West Bengal. It said it will announce fresh dates “in due course”. The terms of several prominent faces in the Rajya Sabha, including Union minister Smriti Irani, CPM general secretary Sitaram Yechury and Trinamool Congress leader Derek O’Brien, are set to end in July and August. The notification for the now-postponed polls was to be issued today as per the May 16 press statement. Out of the 10 retiring members, four are from Trinamool Congress, three from Congress, two from BJP and one from the CPM. While the term of Shantaram Naik (Cong, Goa) is coming to an end on July 28, the retirement of Ahmed Patel (Cong), Dilipbhai Pandya (BJP)
and Irani (BJP) -- all from Gujarat -- is due on August 18. The tenure of members from West Bengal -- O’Brien (TMC), Debabrata Bandhopadhyay (TMC), Pradip Bhattacharya (Cong), Yechury (CPM), Sukhenduhakhar Roy (TMC) and Dola Sen (TMC) is also ending on August 18. A Commission spokesperson later clarified that the Presidential election may coincide with the schedule of RS polls in view of the fact that secretaries of legislative assemblies are notified as returning officers for RS elections and they are also to be appointed as assistant returning officers for the presidential election. The retiring members would have participated in the Presidential election as their terms would have ended after the election is held sometime around July 20, he said. “Besides the Commission has invited the recognised political parties to prove before the Commission the allegations made on tamperability of VVPAT and EVMs from June 3 and this will divert attention of some of the parties who may like to participate in the challenge,” he said.
Jaitley files fresh defamation suit against Arvind Kejriwal NEW DELHI, MAY 22 (AGENCIES): Union finance minister Arun Jaitley on Monday filed another defamation case of Rs 10 crore against Arvind Kejriwal+ over use of an “objectionable” word by Delhi CM’s lawyer Ram Jethmalani+ in the Delhi High court. Jaitley, who holds the twin portfolios of finance and defence, filed the fresh suit after Kejriwal’s counsel Ram Jethmalani allegedly abused him in open court during the proceedings of another defamation suit he had filed against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief and five other party leaders. The noted lawyer, during the cross-examination of the union minister on May 15 and May 17 in the Delhi high court, had used certain words which were objected to by Jaitley. Advocate Manik Dogra, who is representing Jaitley, said they had filed a fresh civil defamation suit against Kejriwal as he, through his counsel, had used abusive language in the open court, which was also recorded in the order sheet. This warrants filing of a separate defamation suit, he added.
Virbhadra Singh, wife appear in court over DA case NEW DELHI, MAY 22 (AGENCIES): Himachal Pradesh chief minister Virbhadra Singh and his wife on Monday appeared in a special court here in connection with a nearly Rs 10 crore disproportionate as-
sets case and sought bail. However, the judge posted the matter for argument to May 29 after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sought time to file a reply to the bail pleas by Singh, his wife
Pratibha and the others chargesheeted in the case. The CBI chargesheet, r unning into over 500 pages, has claimed that Singh had amassed assets worth around Rs 10 crore which were disproportion-
ate to his total income during his tenure as a Union minister. The final report, filed against Singh and eight others for the offences including forgery
and corruption, arrayed around 225 witnesses and 442 documents. The report also named as accused LIC agent Anand Chauhan, who is at present
in judicial custody. Chauhan was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate on July 9 last year in a separate money laundering case related to the DA case.
Arun Jaitley and Arvind Kejriwal The court had termed as “scandalous” certain remarks made by Jethmalani against Jaitley during the latter’s cross-examination last week. Justice Manmohan said if such remarks were made on instructions of Kejriwal, then he should “first step into the box and make good his allegations” before continuing with Jaitley’s cross examination. “If such allegations have been made on instructions of Defendant 1 (Kejriwal), then no point in continuing with cross examination of plaintiff (Jaitley) any more. Let Defendant 1 make good his allegations. Let him step into the box,” the judge had said. Jaitley’s senior advo-
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cates Rajiv Nayar and Sandeep Sethi had raised the issue before the court saying they want a clarification from Kejriwal whether the remarks were made on his instructions or by Jethmalani on his own. In December 2015, Jaitley had filed the defamation suit seeking Rs 10 crore damages from Kejriwal and AAP leaders Kumar Vishwas, Ashutosh, Sanjay Singh, Raghav Chadha and Deepak Bajpayee, claiming that they made “false and defamatory” statements in the case involving DDCA, thereby harming his reputation. It has also been reported that if found guilty, the Delhi CM could be sent behind the bars for at least a year along with fines.
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New Delhi, MAY 22 (AGENCIES): The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) on Monday told the Supreme Court that it would issue an advisory to ‘qazis’ (judges, whose decisions are based on Islamic religious law) to tell bridegrooms that they should not resort to triple talaq to annul their marriage. In an affidavit, the AIMPLB said that it had decided to issue an advisory through its website, publications and social media platforms asking ‘’qazis’’ to tell a bridegroom at the time of the execution of ‘Nikahnama’ (marriage contract) that they would not resort to “three divorces in one sitting” in case of differences as it was an “undesirable practice in Shariat”. “At the time of performing ‘Nikah’ [marriage], the person performing it will advise the bridegroom/ man that in case of differences leading to talaq, the bridegroom/man shall not pronounce three divorces in one sitting since it is an undesirable practice in Shariat,” the affidavit filed by AIMPLB secretary
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 166 Dimapur, tuesday, May 23, 2017
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Litmus test on EVMs
n the end, it boils down to whether the election results can be accepted as genuine mandate because there are strong suspicions that the machines can be manipulated and so use of Electronic Voting Machines(EVMs) are untrustworthy. Various political parties have condemned the EVMs mostly after losing elections. It happened in 2009 when BJP issued a warning, that if it didn’t do well in the general elections then it would be due to tampering of EVMs. After the 2009 defeat, BJP’s then PM candidate L K Advani had raised questions about the credibility of the EVMs, and said that the country should go back to the older system of ballot papers. In response, the Election Commission Of India then published a full-fledged report maintaining that the machines are secure and tamper-proof. Not convinced, maverick politician Subramanian Swamy also moved the Supreme Court on the issue, and the apex court ordered the poll panel to introduce “paper trail” to EVMs through the country. The 2014 Lok Sabha Election saw several allegations of EVM-rigging. One of the prominent ones was when Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi alleged that an EVM had been tampered by the BJP and said the Congress would take it up with the Election Commission. During a mandatory mock poll in Jorhat on April 3, 2014, every time a button was pressed, the vote went in favour of BJP.After the UP and Punjab elections, several political parties have again raised the bogey of manipulation of EVMs. The Samajwadi Party(SP) raised the issue which was supported by political foe the Bahujan Samaj Party(BSP). Both said the results were suspect as the BJP win even in muslim dominated areas, was shocking. The AAP also alleged that it lost very badly in Punjab due to rigging of EVMs and by that it meant that the rigging was in favour of the Congress. The logic gets stranger when the Congress also backed the demand of all other opposition parties for conducting a test on EVMs and reintroduce ballot papers for elections. What lent credence to the serious allegation of tampering of EVMs was the ‘live demonstration’ on how EVM can be tampered at the special session of Delhi assembly on May 9. In the live mock test, carried out by AAP MLA and software engineer Saurabh Bhardwaj, he then demonstrated how a large number of votes polled for AAP actually went to the BJP on the EVM used by him. During the demonstration, Bharadwaj said the EVM can be tampered in such a way that it also shows the correct results for a few votes. He also reset the EVM to demonstrate how the same machines which pass the mock test on a polling day can be manipulated during the voting process. The Election Commission has agreed, much belatedly, to allow political parties an attempt at hacking electronic voting machines (EVMs). Beginning June 3, the programme was in response to doubts being expressed by certain parties regarding the inviolability of the machines at the heart of our democratic system. Any effort to reinforce trust in the crucial piece of equipment can only be welcomed. What is at stake here is the credibility of the country’s electoral system, and people’s faith in it. Only such a test will prove or disprove allegations.
DailyDevotion The Explanation For Our Difficulties
…that they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us… —John 17:21 If you are going through a time of isolation, seemingly all alone, read John 17 . It will explain exactly why you are where you are— because Jesus has prayed that you “may be one” with the Father as He is. Are you helping God to answer that prayer, or do you have some other goal for your life? Since you became a disciple, you cannot be as independent as you used to be. God reveals in John 17 that His purpose is not just to answer our prayers, but that through prayer we might come to discern His mind. Yet there is one prayer which God must answer, and that is the prayer of Jesus— “… that they may be one just as We are one…” (John 17:22). Are we as close to Jesus Christ as that? God is not concerned about our plans; He doesn’t ask, “Do you want to go through this loss of a loved one, this difficulty, or this defeat?” No, He allows these things for His own purpose. The things we are going through are either making us sweeter, better, and nobler men and women, or they are making us more critical and faultfinding, and more insistent on our own way. The things that happen either make us evil, or they make us more saintly, depending entirely on our relationship with God and its level of intimacy. If we will pray, regarding our own lives, “Your will be done” (Matthew 26:42), then we will be encouraged and comforted by John 17, knowing that our Father is working according to His own wisdom, accomplishing what is best. When we understand God’s purpose, we will not become small-minded and cynical. Jesus prayed nothing less for us than absolute oneness with Himself, just as He was one with the Father. Some of us are far from this oneness; yet God will not leave us alone until we are one with Him— because Jesus prayed, “…that theyall may be one….”
Quotes
You can’t depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. ~ Mark Twain
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n 1930, Dr. Pottenger conducted a study to find out more about the effects of raw versus cooked meat, as well as raw versus pasteurized milk on cats, and whether they had any impact on growth and development. Nine hundred cats were studied in ten years in order to not only see the short term effects of the food, but also the influence the cats’ diet would have on their kittens over three generations. The results of this study were stunning: a simple modification in diet – raw vs cooked meat and milk – impacted cats’ health over four generations! The conclusions of his study were: Physical degeneration caused by a poor diet in the mother is inherited in the offspring and passed on through the third generation. But when a mother’s diet is nutritious, not only does she benefit with good health, so do her offsprings. Pottenger went further to see whether poor health could be reversed. The third generation of cats, that developed health problems, was fed well. What emerged was that each kitten of their children, and the three successive generations of kittens they produced, was healthier than the prior one. What Pottenger discovered 85 years ago is that the food we eat each day influences illness or wellness, not only in ourselves, but in our children, grandchildren, even our great-grandchildren. The cell is the basic structure of the body, and the human body is built of trillions of cells. Each cell has a nucleus that houses DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid. Genes are small sections of DNA that contain the instructions for our individual characteristics – like eye and hair colour. The purpose of genes is to store information. The Human Genome Project has estimated that humans have between 20,000 and 25,000 genes. Every person has two
copies of each gene; one inherited from each parent. The total number is called the genome. The DNA code contains instructions needed to make the proteins and molecules essential for our growth, development and health. Examples of proteins include keratin, the protein in your hair, and haemoglobin, the oxygencarrying protein in your blood. Essentially, the deoxyribonucleic acid / DNA in our bodies contains the blueprints for who we are and instructions for who we will become. For example, it can tell our eyes to turn from blue at birth to brown later on, our length to grow from 20 inches to 70 etc. Do genes mutate according to how we live? E p i ge n e t i c s i s t h e science that studies what forces influence our genes to change. C a n t h e D NA b e changed with diet and exercise? This is what Dr. Claudia Aguirre, neuroscientist says: During the winter of 1944-1945, a terrible famine swept through the Netherlands. The Dutch population’s nutritional intake dropped to fewer than 1,000 calories per day. Women who conceived during this time gave birth to children who survived — but with higher rates of conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and obesity compared to siblings born before. How could something that happened before birth have such a powerful effect on health some 50 years later? The answer is that the foetuses adapted their genes to their environment (a lack of food + high maternal stress), and these early changes set up these descendants for future health complications. Today, we understand a great deal more how the food we consume changes our bodies and brains right down to the genetic level. There are many studies correlating specific compounds in food to genetic changes in our bodies.
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Genetic impact Animal studies show that certain foods and exercise can stimulate a protein, called BDNF, in the genes which creates new neurons and improves the functions of the old ones, a necessary factor for learning and memory. So, smart diet choices can actually make you smarter! Poor diet affects us to our core. And this “core” gets passed down from generation to generation. So that old saying “you are what you eat” should be “You are what your mother ate.” A number of foods and environmental factors can damage the DNA. Here are some of DNA’s enemies: The radiation from mobile phones affects the human DNA. Several studies have recommended that we use hands-free technology. Pesticides and fertilizers which are consumed with all food. Food wrapped in plastic absorbs it, and studies show that an average person consumes about 210 micrograms of plastic per day. In a study, researchers at the University of Oxford’s Department of Plant Sciences, and the studies published in the journal Genome Biology, demonstrated that the diets of organisms can affect the DNA sequences of their genes. Researchers took two groups of parasites which had common ancestors but had evolved to eat very different kinds of food. The team detected differences in DNA sequences that could be attributed to the composition of their food, providing new insights into how DNA sequences can be influenced by adaptation to different diets. In a laboratory study pairing food chemistry and cancer biology, scientists at
the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, tested the effect of foods on the DNA of cells. They found that liquid smoke flavouring, black and green teas and coffee activated the highest levels of a well-known cancerlinked gene called p53. The p53 gene becomes activated when DNA is damaged. The higher the level of DNA damage, the more p53. Two chemicals in these foods were held responsible for the damage: Pyrogallol and gallic acid. Pyrogallol, commonly found in smoked foods, is also found in cigarette smoke, hair dye, tea, coffee, bread crust, roasted malt and cocoa powder. Gallic acid is found in teas and coffees. Liquid smoke is often used to add smoky flavour to sausages and other meats. Here are just a very few of the most dangerous processed “foods” and their impact on our DNA: Genetically Modified Foods (GMO): Every time a corporate scientist inserts a novel gene into a plant cell, the gene ends up in a random location in the plant’s genome. All that the scientists can do is to pray that the new gene will not destabilize a safe food and make it toxic. When researchers Pr yme and Rolf Lembcke conducted studies about the possible health consequences of genetically modified food, they concluded that genetic engineering creates widespread genetic mutations in thousands of locations throughout the genome! Food that’s made in the lab, and was not meant to be recognized by your cells, will eventually build up as toxic material in your body, causing digestive problems, lowered immunity, tumours and cancer.
Processed Omega 6 Fatty Acids and Trans Fatty Acids: With the processing of omega 6-rich vegetable oils - such as corn, soybean, canola and safflower oils that are so abundant in our diet today – the balanced ratio of omega 6 and omega 3 fatty acids, on which our human genome thrived for thousands of years, changed drastically. We now eat onetenth of the amount of omega 3 fatty acids required for normal functioning. This is why a high percentage of our modern population is susceptible to food-related health conditions like heart disease, cancer, insulin resistance and diabetes, obesity, arthritis and other inflammatory conditions. The elimination of toxic trans fatty acids alone could avert tens of thousands of heart attacks each year. A team of molecular biologists, at the National Institute of Nutrition in India, performed a study on rats to see how genes are affected by trans fatty acids. They discovered that rats fed higher levels of trans fatty acids modified their genes to become insulin resistant, increasing the risk of diabetes and heart disease. Sugar: Epidemiologist Lisa Giovanelli’s findings revealed that the more simple sugar (from soft drinks, desserts and other processed sweets) a person consumed, the more oxidative DNA damage occurred in blood cells. High Fructose Corn Syr up (HFCS): This is added to thousands of fast foods and soft drinks. It damages genes by producing the chemical hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) while heating. When the effects of HMF on individual human cells were studied, it was found that the more exposure to HMF, the more DNA damage. Meat: Research at the Medical Research Council’s Dunn human nutrition unit in Cambridge, published in the journal Cancer Research, has shown that eating red meat can increase your risk of bowel cancer
by producing substances in the gut that damage DNA. A comparison of cells from the lining of the colon shows that people who eat a diet high in red meat have a “consistent and significant” increase in levels of DNA damage compared with vegetarians. Substances called N-nitrosocompounds increase in the large bowel of red meat eaters, destabilizing the DNA, making it more likely to undergo harmful changes that increase the risk of cancer. But can these genetic changes be passed on to your children? Independent studies show that this happens: A group, led by Randy Jirtle of Duke University, demonstrated how mouse clones, implanted as embryos in separate mothers, will have radical differences in fur colour, weight, and risk for chronic diseases, depending on what that mother was fed during pregnancy. In 2010, Jiménez-Chillarón and his colleagues found that overfed male mouse pups developed insulin resistance, obesity and glucose intolerance, and passed these traits to their offspring, who developed these diseases without overeating. A study led by Ram B. Singh of the TsimTsoum Institute in Krakow, Poland, published in the Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology, examined nutrients that affect chromatin, the chemical soup in which DNA operates. “It is possible that eating more omega-3 fatty acids, choline, betaine, folic acid and vitamin B12, by mothers and fathers, possibly can alter chromatin states leading to the birth of a ‘super baby’ with long life and lower risk of diabetes and obesity.” More and more evidence suggests that what you eat may have a genetic impact on your children and grandchildren. Is bad health the legacy you want to leave them? To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www. peopleforanimalsindia.org
Post-mortem
Persecutions of Christians
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nd from the days of John, the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it by force” (Matt 11:12 KJV). As Desan Tagore had written in his book “Israel in India” about three decades ago, we Nagas are enjoying “religious freedom” in our own land. We are practicing our religion, preaching and worshiping everywhere in our land without hindrances from any side, which means we Naga Christians are enjoying religious sovereignty. Religious sovereignty means, we can say, spiritual sovereignty. We are propagating Christianity, praying, singing and anointing in the name of Jesus everywhere in our land freely. According to world human population census of 2010, out of total world population, the Christians have the highest percentage of about 32% , Muslims are about 24% and Hindus about 15%. But the Christians in the other religious majority countries suffer serious prosecutions every now and then. Presently, the Christians especially in many countries in Asia and Africa suffer indescribable, I say, ’indescribable’ loses and hardships in the hands of the non-Christians or anti-Christians without rhyme or reason. And only because of being Christians. Christians men, women and children are killing without any compunction. They are tortured and preventing from attending schools, their villages and houses are burned down. Church buildings are destroyed and monuments are thrown down without any hesitations. Sophisticated weapons are fired indiscriminately inside the churches and assembly of people. The Christians cannot roam and work freely. Their food stores are burnt down and destroyed and most of the
Christians live in fear and on the verge of starvation. Many leave their houses and run away to any other safe places in order to escape dead. Mental torture, physical torture. How miserable are their lives? Pitiful. But the Christians in Nagaland are giving shelters and employments lavishly to those who persecute our Christian brothers around the world. Biblically it may be right, but socially, economically and from security point of view it is not advisable. We have to consider our conditions and also think seriously about our future generations. We Naga Christians are worshiping our God freely and peacefully. Now therefore, is there any responsibility of the Naga Christians for the persecuted churches and the Christians around the world?? If we cannot go physically to help out the persecuted Christians, or we cannot send to them help in cash or in kind, we conveniently send prayer missiles for the safety and comfort of the persecuted Christians and the churches around the world. “Call me and I will answer you and show you great and mighty things which you know not” Jeremiah 33:3. “ Elias (Elijah) was a man subject to like passions as we are, and he prayed earnestly that it might not rain, and it rained not on the earth by the space of three years and six months. And he prayed again, and the heaven gave rain, and the earth brought forth the fruit.” (James 5:17, 18 KJV). Like that, the church leaders of Nagaland should put heads together and proclaim a fast or chain prayers for a week or more than that for the persecuted Christians and churches around the world. May God guide and encourage us. A.Z.Jami, Surviving Senior Naga National Worker
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t is so interesting to hear and read about some fear psychosis among Nagas with regard to the entry of political agendas of BJP in Nagaland. Many Nagas who claimed to be so Christianized fear that BJP would certainly destroy the spirit of Christian in Nagaland if voted to power. Such fear began to grow bigger when our neighbouring States were taken over by BJP Government. Many Christians sympathize with each other as though they are more Christians than others. We are used to speaking about the third person except ourselves. I would opine differently because the reason people fear such agendas of BJP clearly shows some instabilityof one’s faith and its practice. Let us be politically ruled by BJP so as to test ourselves before God. Are we afraid to be Christians under BJP rule? Do we want to be Christians only in good times? As Christians, let us not always seek the path of happiness. Sometimes, we need to walk the journey of fire and thorns so that we could be purified from our artificial Christian life. I am sure there is no single Naga Christian who faced persecution or torture under the cruel hands of other religious groups in Nagaland. I have never faced such incidents in my life (I only come across such incidents from some denominations in Nagaland. It can be called Christian vrs Christian). Absence of such experience can make us lukewarm and indifferent to our profession of faith. Let us allow ourselves to be trimmed or else we may grow as wild Christians. Nagaland has sufficient wild Christians; therefore, do not multiply the number with our solemn entry. Recently, NBCC has rightly marked the need “to safeguard the Christian faith.” It further speaks about its displeasure with regard to the suppression of faith and practice. Comments of these types are easy because such incidents take place outside Nagaland. When
other religious group persecutes Christians, we say it is injustice, it is against the law of India, and it is against secularism. But what about one denomination fighting against the other in Nagaland. Are we blind inside our own State and try to see only the outside life? There are numerous incidents where one denomination pulled and burned down the other Church. Furthermore, there are many villages even to this day where the right to religious freedom is curtailed.Where are the Holy Church leaders during such ‘religious persecutions and misunderstandings’? Are they so ignorant about these facts because they think of God 24x7? We failed to be Christian inside Nagaland and blame those who are far away from us. (Many people wanted to be missionaries outside Nagaland whereas our land is soakedwith violence and blood.) Likewise, NBCC has closed its holy eyes to the many realities of religious suppression in Nagaland. We need to heal our wounds before treating the sickness of others. I believe that such dreadful diseases be done away first so that we can open the way to religious freedom and harmony as brothers and sisters. In other words, let us mean what we say and say what we mean. Keep aside the ‘trumpet culture’ and al-
low life to glow better. The ruling party of Nagaland is no less than BJP when it comes to corruption and numerous hidden agendas. And the Church also contributes its big share for the same cause using different routes under the guise of religion. Yet, we try to blame the external force without maintaining the life within. Our own political leaders together with many affiliated associations (religious and secular) eat up the life of Nagas and here we are talking enthusiastically about external threats and fears. This may not add any sugar to our cup of tea. Every political party has its own strength and weakness. No party is too good to receive the fullest appreciation or too bad to be despised eternally. All share equal responsibility of success and failure. It is high time for Nagas to judge and act wisely with true Christian spirit.In this regard, the Church has better role to play instead of playing a double game. By this we can call Nagaland as Christian State. To go on shouting “Nagaland for Christ” is too early because we have not gone through the furnace of purification. Christianly Yours, G. L. Khing, Kohima
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Right decision can end corruption
Sir,
Why do we complain against corruption? It is you and me who had chosen our leaders, corruption starts because we don’t choose our leader with quality or ability but we chase after money. This is how we elected our government even in the past. Again general election is nearby, so let us review our past, let us change our mindset for the betterment of tomorrow, let’s not elect who has only money power but who has good potential and commitment for the betterment of our state. Let’s make our state free from corruption . M. Bonglang. Phom, Chakesang Walford Colony Dimapur
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Students with the MUK and MSUK officials during the felicitation programme.
The convener of ADTAFAE, Apele Daili, besides her brief report, also wished the successful students all the very best. Rev.Fr. (Dr) Peter Salew while exhorting the students quoted Nelson Mandela and stated: “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world” and that one must put one’s trust in God”. Pf. Lophro Krichena SDC (MPS) also exhorted the students, saying: “The harder you work the luckier you get”. A. Daili, chief patron of ADTAFAE also
exhorted the students and later gave away the awards to the toppers and the successful students present on the occasion. Earlier, invocation was offered by Catechist Dominic and the benediction was said by Rev. Losii Mao. Special songs were presented by Kayia Robviina and Mariiphro Chakre. Kaiphro Sapriina spoke on behalf of the parents. John Besii interviewed the toppers. Later, vote of thanks was proposed by Edini Sapriina. The programme was
chaired by Akha-a pfoze. Around 200 people attended the function. CECSD: Community Education Centre School Dimapur (CECSD) held a felicitation program for HSLC batch, 2017. During the program, CECSD, director Subonenba Longkumer, congratulated the outgoing students on their success and exhorted the students to aim for greater heights and strive for excellence in all of their future endeavors. He encouraged the students to have passion, zeal and to focus in the things that they d inorder to be successful. Longkumer also challenged the students to be ready to face different circumstances and even failures as they venture into the next phase of their life. Short speeches were also delivered by the teaching faculty, school board members and the outgoing students followed by special song by students of class 9. The programme further followed presentation of awards and certificate by the Director. The program was attended by parents, teaching faculty, Board members and administration staff of CECSD.
Healthy lifestyle camp organised in Zunheboto DIMAPUR: District Health Society, Zunheboto organised a healthy life style camp under the National Programme for Prevention & Control and Cancer, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke (NPCDCS) at Aghunato CHC, Zunheboto on May 20. A press note by district media officer, CMO Zunheboto, Shekho Sophie stated that deputy CMO Zunheboto, Dr. Hoito highlighted on diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and cancer. He explained about the types, the symp-
toms, complications, the risk factor and its treatment and for prevention and early diagnosis. He said that theHealthy lifestyle camp was one of the outreach programme under the NPCDCS. FGD, counselling and one to one sessions were carried out by IEC personnel. Pamphlets and leaflets were distributed free. The camp administered 330 patients. 93 people were counselled for prevention of NCD. The team of medical personnel was led by Dr. Hoito, Dy.CMO,
Refresher course on CFR held in Zunheboto
DIMAPUR: Refresher course training for 35 TOTs on Community First Responder (CFR) was held on May 20 at Zunheboto, organised by NSDMA, DDMA, HG&CD and SDRF Zunheboto, to acquaint people to identify disaster prone and rehabilitation areas. According to DIPR report, Familiarisation Exercise
(FAMEX) was held where TOTs would impart training to 70 CFRs from 7 wards and 350 CFRs from 5 wards and 7 sub-divisional towns. Apart from training on emergency rescue and first aid, basic training kits were also distributed to all subdivisional CFRs TOTs.
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DIMAPUR: The Ashikho Daili Trust Award for Academic Excellence (ADTAFAE) 2017, organized by Mao Union Kohima (MUK) and Mao Students’ Union Kohima (MSUK) for HSLC/HSSLC toppers, was held at Model Christian College Lower AG, Kohima on Sunday. President MUK, L. Athikho, in his welcome address congratulated the students, urgeing them to opt for Indian Civil Services. MSUK president, Motuhrii introduced the ADTAFAE members to the audience.
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number of discussions with government, we have stated the impact of such non-inclusion and higher tax rates which will further impact the overall financial health of the telecommunication industry,” he added. Dua further said higher tax will impact infrastructure rollout in semi-urban areas and rural areas, regions which have already lagged behind in connectivity either due to inadequate infrastructure or unviable business model.
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billing by Infrastructure Provider-1 to Telecom Service Providers (TSPs), which will either be passed to consumers or it will further add on to the huge debt of TSPs due to the hypercompetitive market,” it added. Tilak Raj Dua, Director General, TAIPA said, the prime objective of the government to introduce GST was to ensure that there is no cascading of taxes. “Higher tax rate and non-availability to input tax credit defeats the whole purpose of Prime Minister’s vision of “One nation, One Market, One Law. In
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points. The gauge had gained 30.13 points in the previous session on Friday. All sectoral indices led by FMCG, realty, capital goods, metal and auto were in the green, rising up to 1.76 per cent.
NEW DELHI, MAY 22 (IANS): The government’s decision to put the telecom industry under the 18 per cent tax bracket under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) will impact the industry as well as the consumers, feels the Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA). “The recent announcement on GST rate of 18 per cent tax levy for telecommunication services will certainly impact the consumer at large,” the body said in a statement. “Further, non-availability of input tax credit to tower infrastructure business will lead to huge impact on the cost of services and
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M U M B A I , M AY 2 2 (AGENCIES): The benchmark BSE Sensex rallied over 227 points in early trade on Monday on buying in FMCG, banking and IT stocks by investors enthused by global rally in stock markets. The BSE 30-share index surged 227.44 points, or 0.75 per cent, to 30,692.36
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Maruti Suzuki Dzire 2017 launched in Dmu DIMAPUR, MAY 22 (NPN): Maruti Suzuki Dzire 2017 was launched in Dimapur on Monday at M/S Progressive Motors, by president Business Association of Darogapathar village, Imenuklu Longchar. Longchar acknowledged that Progressive Motors has made immense contribution towards the society by striving to deliver better care and services to customers. He went on to state that Progressive Motors has been able to train unemployed youths to be professionally self-reliant. At the launching programme, brief introduction of the new vehicle was presented by CMM Sani John, welcome address delivered by GM Johnny and vote of thanks by I.M.
the nose. In case of competing claims to the reward for information by the informant/informants leading to actual arrest of the person, Dimapur police said it reserved the right to award the cash based solely on the credibility and merit of the information. The decision of the Dimapur police would be final in this regard, the police said, adding that the identity of the informers would be kept confidential. For any information, one could contact assistant commissioner of police, C-Division, Dimapur (+917085055012) and officer- in -charge, West Police Station, Dimapur (+917085055024).
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M U M B A I , M AY 2 2 (AGENCIES): The rupee strengthened by 15 paise to 64.49 per dollar in early trade on selling of the US dollar by banks and exporters. Stock markets opened on a firm note which supported the rupee in early trade, dealers said. However, the US dollar’s strength against major goobal currencies overseas capped the rupee’s gain, they added. The rupee had closed with gains of 20 paise at 64.64 a dollar at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on Friday. Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex surged by 227.44 points, or 0.75 per cent, to 30,692.36 in early trade.
The rates, he said, have been so fixed that incidence of taxation has come down in many and remained at the same level as now in most of the remaining goods and services. “I don’t think inflation will at all go up because of GST. We have taken special care to ensure inflation does not go up. Our internal estimate is that after the rates are decided, inflation should come down by 2 per cent,” he said. While the current indirect tax regime suffers from significant cascading, which leads to higher cost of goods and services, a free flow of credits across transactions
D I M A P U R , M AY 2 2 (NPN): Dimapur Police has announced a reward of Rs. 50,000 to any person providing any credible and substantive information that could lead to the arrest of a person wanted for investigation on charges of murder. In a lookout notice, the commissioner of police Dimapur stated that the accused identified as one Kumsongpong Walling @ Apong (29), son of late Imtisubu of Sungratsu Village, Mokokchung, is wanted in connection with Dimapur west police station Case No. 31 /17 U/S 302/120B/34 IPC. The police described the accused a lean build, about 5ft 6 inch height and identification mark on
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under the GST framework will bring down the tax cost for businesses. Also, taxpayers or consumers currently have to pay both the Centre and state taxes on a single sale, which adds to increased costs for businesses and consumers. Such an increase in costs adds to the inflationary pressure. GST will be a single nation-wide sales tax replacing a string of central and state levies. “That is how we have managed to keep our inflation basket under control,” Adhia said, promising to fix any compliance issues that crop up during implementation. The revenue secretary said GST will create buoyancy in the economy through better compliance and ease of doing business. “I wouldn’t say anything is pending, but I would say the government has to reach out to the trade and industry and also the machinery of explaining the GST procedures in townhall meetings. We need to accelerate this,” he said on the task ahead.
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GULMARG, MAY 22 (AGENCIES): Inflation will fall by 2 per cent on implementation of the goods and services tax (GST) and will create buoyancy in the economy, Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia has said. With the stage set for the biggest overhaul of India’s tax system since Independence, the government will launch a massive awareness campaign to educate consumers about GST so that they are not fleeced by traders in the name of new tax. In an interview to PTI, he said the all-powerful GST Council will meet next week to decide on tax rates of contentious items like gold, bidi and biscuits, just in time for its rollout from July 1. The Council over the two days last week assigned tax rates to more than 500 services and 1,200 goods by setting them in five broad rates of 5, 12, 18 and 28 per cent. Adhia and his team visited this picturesque hill station near Srinagar for a short break before heading back to Delhi.
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Ready to mass-produce Donald Trump, in Israel, says he has new reasons to hope for peace new missile: North Korea
Reuven Rivlin and members of the Israeli cabinet, were at Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion airport to greet Trump and first lady Melania in a red carpet ceremony after what is believed to have been the first direct flight from Riyadh to Israel. “During my travels in
recent days, I have found new reasons for hope,” Trump said in a brief speech on arrival. “We have before us a rare opportunity to bring security and stability and peace to this region and its people, defeating terrorism
BHUMNYU VILLAGE COUNCIL FELICITATES
DIMAPUR, NAGALAND
F E L I C I TAT E S Shoipu Village Union Dimapur (SVUD) would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to the following students HSSLC
N. Nampei Phom, Hd/GB Bhumnyu Village Council
D/o Kitoho Aye, 1st Div. Distn. Eng. I.P S/o Hukato Jimo, 1st Div. Distn. Eng. S/o Ghunakha Kappo, 1st Div.
E. Ongpa Angh, Chairman Bhumnyu Village Council
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The Bhumnyü Village Council with great and joy would like to felicitate Mr. Himloi Phom, son of Mr. & Mrs. Molim Phom, for his hard work and dedication by bringing laurels to the village in securing top 11 th Position in recently declared HSLC Examination from Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur. The Union further congratulate all the successful candidates from our village. We wish them best in all their future endeavour.
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1. Niloli Jimo, D/o Hoketo Jimo, 1 Div. Distn. Eng, Maths, EVS 2. Helito Kappo, D/o Kisheto Kappo, 1st Div. Distn. Eng, SS. 3. Olivi Jimo, D/o. Hukato Jimo, 1st Div. Distn. Eng 4. Akavito Jimo, S/o Kakiho Jimo, 1st Div. Distn. Eng 5. Kaholi Jimo, D/o Yeshito Jimo, 1st Div. Distn. Eng 6. Kibotoli Kappo, D/o Akuto Kappo, 1st Div. Distn. SS 7. Khekhuli Yeptho, D/o Kughazhe Yeptho, 1st Div. 8. Hikupu Yeptho, S/o Viyishe Yeptho, 1st Div. 9. Holibo Jimo, D/o. Pavito Jimo, 1st Div. st
SVUD wishes all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 and the best in all their future endeavours. Chairman Atoshe Yeptho SVUD
Secretary Vishepu Z.Kappo SVUD
KASHIRAM, SENJUM AND AOYIMKUM VILLAGE JOINT CO-ORDINATION MEETING
On this day, the 18th of May 2017, a joint co-ordination meeting was held between Kashiram, Senjum and Aoyimkum village. It is on this day that the three Villages decided to hold and maintain a bond of unity, friendship and brotherhood and have cordial relations between the village not only for the present but for the coming generations. The three Villages together vowed and decided to fight together for corruption, injustice, criminal intimidation and any other untoward incidents that happen within the boundaries of the villages concerned. May this document serve as a reminder to one and all that the three Villages will stand firm on the decision and pact made on this very day, time and year concerned.
CONGRATULATIONS To the 100% success of HSLC 3rd Batch NFS Pughoboto. May the banner of this Triumph be the Force Majeure in your future endeavours. Special mention goes to Distinction holders in E.E (1) Nikato Sheqi (2) Linovi Achumi & (3) Nesar Ali.
APPRECIATION The NFS Pughoboto would like to convey gratitude to the Pughoboto Adhoc Town Committee for their generous contribution in cash and kind towards the welfare of the New Foundation School. NFS Board Pughoboto
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The Baptist Higher Secondary School, Mangkolemba takes great pride for the excellent achievement by our students in the HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017. We salute the accomplishment in you.
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Through this column, the Japukong Kaketshir Mungdang (JKM) extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Loktimen, Son of Mr. & Mrs. Kimatsung of Satsükba village for securing top 6th position in Science stream in the recently declared HSSLC examination result 2017. We further congratulate to Dr. Imnasenla Imchen, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Imnuk Imchen, Lirmen Village on being conferred Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Journalism & Mass Communication on her thesis "HIV" & AIDS and violence against women. A study of the role Media in Nagaland. The JKM also congratulates all the students who have successfully passed out the HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017 and wish them the best for all their future endeavours. Rongsenmongba Aier Imtiwapang Pongen President (JKM) General Secretary (JKM)
Mr. Saku T. Pongen % Secured : 91%
Mr. Longkhumtoshi 84%
Mr. Temsuwati % Secured : 83%
Ms. Sungjemmenla 81%
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HSLC Result Total appeared : 24 First Division : 22 Second Division : 02
We would also like to extend our hearty congratulations to the teachers for your sincere and dedicated service. We uphold you with earnest prayer for the manifold blessings in your future endeavours. Date : 19 May 2017 Sd/Chairman Managing Board
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Watimongba Pongen Gen-Secy DMST, Dimapur
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The Lotha Students’ Union would like to extend our gratitude to all the esteem authority given below for their rentless support and co-operation towards our union in the 18th edition of LSU Martyr’s Trophy-2017 through financially and materially.
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The Dimapur Mangmetong Senso Telongjem is extremely overjoyed and honoured, and would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to the teacher faculties of GHS Mangmetong. The School was just up-grated to full pledged GHS a few years ago. However the HM and his colleagues sincerely maintained the collective team work with a selfless spirit and a tireless initiative as a result the school achieved a desirable goal, having attained satisfactory result in HSLC examination conducted by the NBSE. The passed percentage is as under :2013 --- 90%, 2014 --- 100%, 2015 --- 100%, 2016 --- 100%, 2017 --- 100% That all the successful candidates over the years were mostly placed in 1st & 2nd Division. Beside that one of the candidates by the name Ms. Medeminla, D/o Aotemjen Imchen secured distinction mark in Inv. Edn Subject in 2017. We are happy to acknowledge Mr. Limasangba Aier the first HM who firmly established the system properly during the initial stage. We too acknowledge and convey special thanks to Shri. I. Toshi Kichu HM, who supervised the school routine successfully, and also encourage each and every one to up-hold the same pattern in future to come. Moreover we congratulate Miss. Limatula Imchen, D/o Lt. Er. Aowati Imchen and Mrs. Arenla Changkiri for securing 12th Position in HSLC Examination 2017 for bringing laurels to our Union. Last but not the least once again congratulations to all the successful HSLC and HSSLC students of 2017 and wishes them a bright future in the long run.
Motto: “All for one, One for all”.
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With immense joy and pride the Lozaphuhu Village Council and the Lozaphuhu Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members ; 1. Shri. Nusieta Rhakho, State Protocol Officer, on his promotion to Deputy Secretary (Proforma) Home Department. 2. Smti. Nukutulu S. Venuh on her promotion to Under Secretary, Women Resources. 3. Shri. Vekusheyi Rhakho on his promotion to Under Secretary, Geology and Mining. 4. Shri. Shekhozo Rhakho on his promotion to Assistant Controller, Legal Metrology and Consumer Protection Department. 5. Smti. Nuvolu Vese on her promotion to Head Pharmacist, Medical Department. The LVC and the LSU further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC exams 2017. We are proud of your achievements and pray that the Almighty God grant you success in your future endeavour. ( KEVEDUYI RHAKHO ) ( NESHEKHO RHAKHO ) VCC President, LSU
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A. Mayang Imchen President DMST, Dimapur
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talk during the welcome ceremony in Tel Aviv May 22,2017.
T h e Ve k u h o m i S t u d e n t s ’ Union with immense pride and pleasure extends our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Vihuto Assumi on being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Education) from Indian Education Academy. He is the first among the Vekuromi who has been conferred with such an honourable degree. The Union further wishes him more success in his future endeavours. Anguto Aye Kalivi Age President, VSU Gen. Secy., VSU
1. Yitachu, Hon’ble Minister of Edu & SCERT Govt. of Nagaland as Chief Guest. 2. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha. 3. OC (Police Station) Wokha. 4. 28 Assam Rifles, Wokha. 5. All the Head of Departments at Wokha. 6. All Schools & Colleges for mass participation. 7. All 27 participating teams/clubs. 8. Wokha Dist. Football Referee Assoc. (WDFRA). 9. Match Commentators. 10. All the Match Patron. 11. SBI Main & Bazar Branch, Wokha. 12. NSCB Ltd Wokha Branch. 13. Bank of Baroda, Wokha. 14. Wokha Dist Chamber of Commerce & Industry (WDCCI). 15. Wokha Dist. Auto Rickshaw Union (WDAU). The Union deeply regrets our inability to mention each and every individual but do acknowledge the enormous love and support shown to us by one and all. Longshithung Tungoe Games & Sports Secy. LSU
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L O N D O N, M AY 2 2 (IANS): The 27 remaining member states of the European Union on Monday voted to formally authorise the start of Brexit negotiations with Britain. In addition, they ratified the appointment of former European Commissioner Michel Barnier as Chief Negotiator for Brexit, a capacity in which he had been serving since December 2016. “We are very well prepared for these negotiations and the remarkable thing is that we are unified at 27,” said Malta’s Deputy Prime Minister Louis Grech during a press conference after the vote. The General Affairs Council (GAC), a configuration of the Council of the EU, passed the two directives by unanimity. It is a body made up of the member states’ European affairs ministers.
home, where he is struggling to contain a scandal after firing James Comey as FBI director nearly two weeks ago. The trip ends on Saturday after visits to the Vatican, Brussels and Sicily.
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TOKYO, MAY 22 (AGENCIES): North Korea says it’s ready to deploy and start mass-producing a new medium-range missile capable of reaching Japan and major U.S. military bases there following a test launch it claims confirmed the missile’s combat readiness and is an “answer” to U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies. The solid-fuel Pukguksong-2 missile flew about 500 kilometres (310 miles) and reached a height of 560 kilometres (350 miles) Sunday before plunging into the Pacific Ocean. North Korea’s media said more missiles will be launched in the future. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered the launch and watched from an observation post, state media reported Monday. The Korea Central News Agency
and creating a future of harmony, prosperity and peace, but we can only get there working together. There is no other way,” he said. Trump’s tour comes in the shadow of difficulties at
T E L AV I V, M AY 2 2 (AGENCIES): US President Donald Trump arrived in Israel on Monday on the second leg of his first overseas trip since entering office and said he had new reasons to hope for peace and stability to the Middle East after his visit to Saudi Arabia. In a stopover lasting 28 hours, Trump is to meet separately with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Later on Monday, he will pray at Judaism’s Western Wall and visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in JeruNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un, center, watches the salem, and on Tuesday he test launch of what was said to be the Pukguksong-2 will travel to Bethlehem. missile at an undisclosed location in North Korea. Netanyahu and his wife said the test verified techni- of this weapon system for Sara, as well as President cal aspects of the weapon action” and said that it system and examined its should “be rapidly mass“adaptability under various produced.” North Korea a battle conditions” before it is week earlier had successfully deployed to military units. tested a new midrange misKim reportedly said sile (Hwasong 12) that it said the launch was a success, could carry a heavy nuclear “approved the deployment warhead.
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Drake breaks Adele’s record at BMA D Michael Jackson. “I got my whole family up here,” Drake said as he was joined on stage by his father, Nicki Minaj, and Lil Wayne, among others. Some way behind Drake, Beyoncé and Twenty One Pilots each won five prizes, while The Chainsmokers won four. Drake sealed a stellar evening by performing ‘Gyalchester’ in the famous fountains of Las Vegas’s Bellagio Hotel. Other performances on the night came from Lorde, Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Imagine Dragons, Nicki Minaj and Cher, who won the Icon award for lifetime achievement. D a n Re y n o l d s o f Imagine Dragons paid tribute to Chris Cornell, who passed away on Thursday
night. “Soundgarden and Audioslave’s Chris Cornell was a true innovator, a musical architect and a pioneer on the cutting edge of the Seattle grunge movement,” he told the crowd.
had a voice for the ages and a philanthropist. Even though Chris is gone, his legacy endures. We send our respects as well as our love to Chris’s family at this time.”
Following protest, security around Rajinikanth’s house tightened
HAPPY 83RD BIRTHDAY Gen. (Retd.) VIYALIE METHA
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rake collected 13 prizes at last night’s Billboard Music Awards – more than any other artist has won in a single year. He broke the previous record set by Adele, who won 12 prizes at the Billboard Music Awards in 2012. Drake went into the event at Las Vegas’s T-Mobile Arena with 22 nominations, which tied him with The Chainsmokers for the most nominations in a single year. His wins included the prestigious Top Artist prize, which he won over Beyoncé, Adele and Rihanna, and Top Streaming Song (Audio) for his smash hit ‘One Dance’. Drake was handed his Top Artist prize by Prince Jackson, son of the late
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ecurity has been tight- arrested and detained under ened around actor Ra- preventive custody. jinikanth’s house at Poes Garden in Chennai after a pro-Tamil outfit on Monday organised an agitation opposing his entry into politics. Tamizhar Munnetra Padai, headed by K. Veeralakshmi, staged the protest near the actor’s residence by burning an effigy of his and shouting slogans against him. Over 25 protesters were
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Arunachali wins Miss Internet title at Miss Asia World
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ailing from Arunachal Pradesh, Chum Darang got the fifth runners up position in the ‘Miss Asia World’ beauty contest held at Lebanon. She also won the ‘Miss Internet’ sub-title with the highest number of votes. ‘Not the title but a runner up! Got the 5th position. And I am more than happy, at least I didn’t let my country’s name go unnoticed. And about the secondary title that I got, it was because of you all, thank you so much for voting. It was an honour representing my country and the journey of Miss Asia World has been an amazing one,’ she posted on her Facebook page. She has many titles till date namely Miss Tiara India International 2017, Miss Earth India Water 2016, Miss Himalaya 2nd runners up 2015 and more. In addition to that, she also runs an NGO ‘Guardian of Blue Marble’ which works for environmental issues.
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Nise Meruno recently did a concert tour to Delhi and Kasauli with the Capital City Minstrels. Some of the venues were the Hungarian Embassy, Kamani Auditorium and Laurence School, Sanawar. Seen here with Meruno (2nd from right) are musicians from India, US and Germany.
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wistful nostalgia of “1992” (recalling the days when the band was flying high atop the singles charts with their international No. 1 smash “To Be With You”) to the barnburning slide-blues closer, “Be Kind”. Overall, “Defying Gravity” is prime evidence that the only thing MR. BIG remains tethered to is their ongoing pursuit of achieving creative excellence. Original members Eric Martin (lead vocals), Paul Gilbert (guitars), Billy Sheehan (bass) and Pat Torpey (drums) reunited with producer Kevin Elson (who was behind the boards for the band’s 1989 self-titled debut, 1991’s “Lean Into It” and 1993’s “Bump Ahead”) for an intensive six-day recording session in Los Angeles.
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eaked Facebook Inc documents show how the social media company moderates issues such as hate speech, terrorism, pornography and self-harm on its platform, the Guardian reported, citing internal guidelines seen by the newspaper. New challenges such as “revenge porn” have overwhelmed Facebook’s moderators who often have just ten seconds to make a decision, the Guardian said. The social media company reviews more than 6.5 million reports of potentially fake accounts a week, the newspaper added. Many of the company’s content moderators have concerns about the inconsistency and peculiar nature of some of the policies. Those on sexual content, for example, are said to be the most complex and confusing, the Guardian said. Facebook had no specific comment on the report but said safety was its overriding concern. “Keeping people on Facebook safe is the most important thing we do. We work hard to make Facebook as safe as possible while enabling free speech. This requires a lot of thought into detailed and often difficult questions, and getting it right is something we take very seriously”, Facebook’s Head of Global Policy Management Monica Bickert said in a statement.
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992”, a brand new song from Mr. Big is taken from the band’s ninth studio album, “Defying Gravity”, which will be released on July 7 via Frontiers Music Srl. The effort will be available at traditional retail and all digital service providers, as will a deluxe edition version with CD and bonus DVD that features music videos and a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the new album. The album will also be made available on vinyl in the coming months. “Defying Gravity” deftly showcases that patented MR. BIG blend of crunch and melody, from the freight-train ride of opening cut “Open Your Eyes” to the harmony-laden wonderment of “Damn I’m in Love Again” to the grateful/
The 9th General Conference of the Old Boys Association of Sainik School Imphal, Nagaland Chapter will be held at the Rhododendron Hall, Police Complex, Chumukedima on 27th May, 2017 from 4:00 PM onwards. All the esteemed members of OBASSI are requested to attend the same positively.
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Bengaluru FC beat Mohun Bagan to lift Federation Cup
Mohun Bagan and Bengaluru FC players in action during the final match. ended the season without a trophy. Bengalur u thought they had their lead in the 19th minute when Udanta Singh volleyed home Eugueneson Lyngdoh’s take in stunning fashion only for the assistant referee to disallow the goal. There was a second big chance only two minutes later when Udanta tried to cheekily flick in Lenny’s low cross but Debjit Majumder got enough of a hand to push it out for a corner. Sandesh Jhingan made a goalline clearance from a Yusa Katsumi shot in the 31st minute in what would be Mohun Bagan’s only real chance in the first period. While Bengaluru had nothing to complain about Udanta’s disallowed goal in the first half, they were justified in feeling robbed when Juanan Gonzalez’s legitimate prod from close in the 49th minute was wrongly flagged off side.
John Johnson headed a free kick from Udanta across the face of the goal and the Blues’ Spanish defender was well on side as he put the ball at the back of the net only for Bengaluru celebrations to be cut short by a flag that should have stayed down. Things soon got frenetic at both ends. Bengaluru soon answered with a counter. Set up by Harmanjot Khabra, Udanta spotted Majumder charging off his line and lobbed to ‘keeper only to see the ball bounce wide. But the young winger, who was having a fantastic night, ended up pulling a muscle in the bargain, forcing Roca to bring on Vineeth. Bagan then had a flurry of corners in added time of the second half but the Bengaluru defence did enough to see the danger away and take the game to extra time.
Sports lottery to boost Australia’s Olympic funding
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Indonesia offers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In loving memory of Shanchothung Ezung $1mn in badminton 05.08.1942 – 01.11.2016 Superseries
JAKARTA, MAY 22 (IANS): Indonesia has put on $1 million prize money for the upcoming Badminton World Fe d e r a t i o n ( B W F ) sanctioned Superseries Premier championships slated here from June 12 to 18 here. Over 300 players, including top seeded players, from 21 countries and regions have been confirmed to take part in the event, it was announced on Monday. The tournament organiser claimed that the amount of prize is the largest in Badminton World Federation’s premier badminton tournaments held this year so far, reports Xinhua news agency. Unlike in the previous years, when it was held in landmark badminton arena of Istora Senayan, the upcoming Indonesia Open will be held in the capital city’s convention center of JCC, which is not far from the Istora Senayan. The host country has only set target to secure one title in the tournament -- by its men’s doubles rising stars Marcus Fernaldi Gideon and Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo, have won All England, India Open and Malaysia Open. “The last champion title that we obtained here was in 2013 with Mohamad Ahsan and Hendra Setiawan. After that we have never won. Let’s hope we can win again this year,” Indonesian Badminton Association (PBSI) media officer Ricky Subagja told a press conference. Ricky added that the top-ranked pair of Marcus and Kevin has demonstrated excellent performances in the last few months in premier championships. K Y M C
-- something the government has attempted to crack down on in recent times, but Hunt said the lottery was “very different.” “If it is legislated and highly regulated, and it’s a public good lottery then that’s sensible,” Hunt said. “It is a sensible way to provide additional permanent sports funding which I think is fair, reasonable and appropriate. In 30, 50 and 100 years it will still be here and providing a way to support participation and support performance for elite Australian sport,” he continued. The British system was implemented since 1994, with 28 per cent of the revenue raised going to good causes within sport. Half of all returns go back into the prize pool, with the government receiving the remaining 12 per cent cut. A similar allocation in Australia could raise up to 50 million AU dollars ($37.2 million) per year, meaning Australia’s Tokyo 2020 campaign could benefit by as much as 100 million AU dollars ($74.4 million) -- with the money to be distributed among high-performance Olympic sports programs in the lead up to the Games. The lottery measure was touted last year as one option to boost performance after Australia’s poor showing at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, at which Australia finished 10th on the medal tally -- well below its record fourth-place showings at both Sydney and Athens in 2000 and 2004.
CANBERRA, MAY 22 (IANS): The Australian government is a step closer to introducing a British-style Olympic lottery which could raise 50 million AU dollars ($37.2 million) annually for the development of elite sports, according to a plan outlined by Sports Minister Greg Hunt on Monday. In a statement, the government said a national sports lottery was among the options “being considered” to boost Australia’s prospects for future Olympic meets, and according to Hunt, it could be up and running by as early as July 1, 2018, reports Xinhua news agency. Speaking to the press, Hunt confirmed he had held talks with representatives from the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) and the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC), who agreed that public funding through a lottery was one of the better options to raise revenue for Australia’ s Olympic sporting bodies. “It’s something that in my time and on my watch I would like to see us achieve,” Hunt said. “It’s something which I strongly support, I know in my discussions with (AOC President) John Coates and (ASC Chairman) John Wylie they’ve long been advocates of this, and this is a way of finding funds, working with the states,” he added. The plan for a national lottery has been around since the late 1970s, with one major criticism being that it could encourage gambling
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GOLD COAST, MAY 22 N. Sikki Reddy. ter Juhl and Christinna 21(IANS): India were beaten The Indian pair, how- 18 15-21 21-23. India will 1-4 by Denmark in their ever gave some fight before now take on Indonesia on opening match of the going down to Kamilla Ryt- Wednesday. Sudirman Cup mixed team badminton championship at the Carrara Indoor Sports Stadium on Monday. Apart from Olympic With a heavy heart, it is informed that silver medallist P.V. Sindhu, who defeated Line KjaersMs. Luisi Meru, GNM (NHM) feldt 21-18 21-6 in the womat PHC Heningkunglwa en’s singles match, no other passed away early morning of player rose to the occasion. 22nd May 2017. In the first match of Group 1D, despite some Funeral Service will held good showing, the mixed at the family residence Ngwalwa Town doubles pair of Ashwini Ponnappa and Satwiksairaj on 23rd May 2017 at 10:00 am. Rankireddy went down to Family Members Joachim Fischer Nielsen K-1618 and Christinna Pedersen 15-21 21-16 17-21 in a match which lasted around one hour. It was also a bad day for Ajay Jayaram, as he was beaten in straight sets 12-21 7-21 by Viktor Axelsen in the mens’ singles match. In the men’s doubles category, Manu Attri and B. Sumeeth Reddy also failed to win their match as they were outplayed by former Olympic silver medallists Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen. The Danish pair defeated the Indian duo 2117 21-15. With three losses, all 1932 – 22/5/2017 eyes were on Sindhu as the Hyderabadi shuttler LT. HOTOLI SWÜ outplayed Kjaersfeldt comW/o Lt. Viniho Swü fortably to make it 1-3 in PLACE : Near Yekuto V. Kiho Swu (Son) Residence, the tie. Opposite Zion Hospital, Model Colony, The last match of the Purana Bazar, Dimapur tie saw another dismal perTIME : 8:00 A.M formance from the womens’ doubles pair of Ashwini and DATE : 23-5-2017 DP-5196
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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved Lt. Akala Yaden (Merangkong) (Died 23/05/2016)
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Two years have passed away since you left us for your heavenly abode; you’re good memories are a golden chain in our hearts, What you shared with us will never die, It lives within our heart, Bringing strength and comfort, While we are apart Never shall we forget your wonderful ways and values.
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MHONTHUNG PATTON A dear precious soul One year today, Closed your weary eyes And passed on, away. You are missed so much more Than you could ever know, There are memories of you In all places we go.
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Lt. Zeluo-o Pfüsenuo 10-06-1937 16-05-2017 We the bereaved family would like to express our profound gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us and shared our grief and supported us physically, financially, morally and in prayers at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Zeluo-o Pfüsenuo. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God may bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children & grandchildren. K-1626
The laughs that we’ve had The tears that we’ve cried The memories you left Live on, brightly inside. Your soul still so strong But your vessel surrendered, Our hearts were so broken When your life ended. We want you back here But know that can’t be, Till we meet again Mhon Fly high and be free.
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C U T TAC K , M AY 2 2 (AGENCIES): A brace from C.K. Vineeth in the second period of extra time saw Bengaluru FC beat Mohun Bagan 2-0 to be crowned the Federation Cup champions at the Barabati Stadium here on Sunday. After both sides played out a 0-0 draw in regulation time, it took two strikes from substitute Vineeth to settle the tie. His first, came after the striker took two touches in the box before firing it low and with the help of a deflection, past Debjit Majumder in the 107th minute. The second, on the counter, saw the striker feint twice before a shot that had too much on it for Debjit to handle as it was parried into the net in the 118th minute. The win was a salvation for Bengaluru, who finished an underwhelming fourth in the I-League. The loss meant that Bagan
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Real clinch 33 La Liga title rd
Real Madrid players celebrate after winning the La Liga title at La Rosaleda on Sunday. M a d r i d, M ay 2 2 (Agencies) : Real Madrid’s players headed straight back to Madrid on Sunday night to celebrate with their supporters after winning the club’s 33rd La Liga title in Malaga - their first for five years. Thousands of fans greeted Zinedine Zidane and his side when they arrived at Plaza Cibeles in the Spanish capital on a special bus with '33 Champions' written on the side. ‘We deserve it,’ said
Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored the first goal in a 2-0 win inside two minutes. ‘This success tastes really good, and even sweeter to do it in the last week of the season. ‘I feel really happy and really fresh at the right time of the season. Now we can enjoy it before we prepare for the Champions League final.’ Zinedine Zidane was given the bumps by his jubilant players and he saluted his squad when mobbed by reporters on the final
Harikrishna finishes 10th at Moscow chess meet M O SC OW, M AY 2 2 (IANS): Indian Grand Master Pentala Harikrishna finished 10th on the leader board at the Moscow FIDE Grand Prix with a total of 4.5 points after nine rounds to gain 10 Grand Prix points. Playing with white pieces on Sunday, the Hyderabadi lad began on an aggressive note but with his opponent GM Teimour Radjabov equally up to the task, he could not create a favourable opening. With time running out, the World No.16 Indian and his opponent decided to share points after 29 moves. At the end of nine r o u n d s, H a r i k r i s h n a amassed a total of 4.5 points to gain 30 Grand Prix points as well as bagging a prize money of 5,000 Euros ($5,623). “It was a tough event, I could’ve done better had I avoided the loss against Boris Gelfand,” Harikrishna
whistle. He said: 'Ronaldo is always there when you need him. He was at his best at the right time but this is a victory for all the players. ‘After 38 games if you are top you deserve, there can be no questions. It was really important to win the league this season. The credit is for all the players. They never dropped their level from the first game to the last.’ Sergio Ramos also spoke after the victory, which also saw Madrid set
CM to inaugurate indoor tennis stadium in Kma DIMAPUR, MAY 22 (NPN): The foundation stone laying ceremony of the Indoor Tennis Stadium at Indira Gandhi Stadium Complex, Kohima will be held on May 23 at 10 am. Chief minister, Dr. Shurhozelie Lezietsu will be the chief guest at the foundation ceremony which is organized by the Nagaland Tennis Association.
Pentala Harikrishna said after the match. “It was a nice experience and I hope to do better in the remaining two stages of the Grand Prix,” he added. Harikrishna will now lead the Indian challenge in the third leg of the FIDE Grand Prix when he takes on some of the best chess players in Geneva next month and continues his quest for a spot at the Candidates Tournament.
PDBA informs
DIMAPUR, MAY 22 (NPN): The Peren District Badminton Association has informed that selection-cum-open badminton tournament of Peren district for the forth coming Inter-District badminton tournament under various categories would be held from June 7-9 at Indoor stadium Jalukie Town. Interested players have been requested to submit their form to the Association latest by June 5.
a new record for scoring in every game of the season for the first time in their history. Ramos said: ‘We had a few bad games and suffered at times but we kept our heads in the end. We did enough to win what is, for me, the best league in the world and the hardest to win. ‘Now we can go back to Madrid and celebrate with our fans before the long build-up to the Champions League final.’
Governor congratulates Anshu Jamsenpa DI M A P U R , M AY 2 2 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland and Ar unachal Pradesh, P. B Acharya has congratulated Anshu Jamsenpa for summiting the Mount Everest for the fourth time. As per reports, Jamsenpa from Bomdila in West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh unfurled the Indian Tri Colour in Mt. Everest on Tuesday for the fourth time, setting a new record for Indian mountaineers. Congratulating Jamsenpa, the governor said that Anshu was the icon of the North East and her achievement would always be looked upon as a path breaking endeavour, which truly depicted the potential of our brave and energetic youths. This feat would be the harbinger for more adventure and the spirit of excellence which epitomizes the North Eastern youths, the Governor said. The 32-year-old, mother of two teenage girls, conquered the world’s highest peak twice in 10 days between May12 to 21. She made her third successful attempt on May 18, 2013. Jamsenpa’s double ascent expedition was flagged off this year by His Holiness Dalai Lama on April 2 from Guwahati. If she is successful with her double ascent this time, Jamsenpa would add to her record of climbing Everest five times.
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Conor McGregor begins training for Mayweather mega-fight
Floyd Mayweather could yet enter the ring and face Conor McGregor in a money-spinning bout. (Agencies) Las Vegas, May 22 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : C o n o r McGregor has made it clear that the ball is firmly in Floyd Mayweather's court when it comes to the pair's proposed mega-fight. The UFC star took to Twitter to share a photo of himself following boxing training at Straight Blast Gym on Sunday, the clearest indication yet that his camp is well and truly under way. 'Solid work today,' he wrote alongside the image. 'Sign your end Floyd or you are just a mouth.' UFC president Dana White revealed earlier this week that the promotion and McGregor had come to a deal on their end, meaning
an agreement must now be found with Mayweather for the fight to go ahead. According to ESPN's Brett Okamoto, the next step in finalising a deal shall see UFC president White bringing a close to talks with Mayweather's advisor Al Haymon. McGregor applied for his boxing licence from Nevada State Athletic Commission earlier this week, with the 28-year-old taking further steps towards being sanctioned as a boxer. The UFC lightweight champion would be able to fight Mayweather in Las Vegas if the request is granted but he is no mood to wait for the outcome of that application as he has begun training
for the showdown. Mayweather announced on Saturday that the fight is '90 per cent' likely to happen, saying it's 'the only fight that makes sense (for me). 'There's no rush,' added the boxer. I guess I have one more obstacle that I have to get over. When we make a move it's going to be huge. When Floyd Mayweather fights, it's history.' 'If I do fight, there's a 90 per cent chance it's against Conor McGregor. When I get back to the US I'll call Al Haymon and see our next move. There's no rush. The only thing I am chasing is my own records. And I mean pay-per-view records.'
Ban on Sreesanth: HC issues Liverpool book ticket to CL play-off stage notice to Vinod Rai panel K ERA L A , M AY 2 2 (AGENCIES): The Kerala High Court, on Monday sought the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s stand on a plea by cricketer Shanthakumaran Sreesanth challenging the life ban imposed upon him by the game’s governing body after detection of the 2013 Indian Premier League-6 spot-fixing scandal. A bench of Justice P B Suresh Kumar sought the BCCI’s stand, issuing notice to its panel of administrators headed by Vinod Rai, former CAG, and slated the matter for next hearing on June 19. The BCCI had earlier filed a counteraffidavit on the issue before the court in response to the plea by Sreesanth, who had challenged the continued life ban on him from the games despite his acquittal of the match-fixing charges. In its affidavit, the BCCI had said “the decision of the sessions court to acquit the petitioner from the criminal charges has no
impact whatsoever on the decision of the internal disciplinary committee of the BCCI to ban the petitioner from playing cricket tournaments organised by the BCCI and/or its affiliates.” The Board had said the question before the sessions court was whether the petitioner (and other accused) was liable to incur penal consequences under relevant criminal statutes. On the other hand, the question before the BCCI Disciplinary Committee was whether the petitioner was guilty of match fixing, corruption and gambling and violation of the internal disciplinary rules of the BCCI, the Board had said. The standard of proof required under a penal statute is much higher than the proof required for a disciplinary inquiry, it had said. All the 36 accused, including Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila were discharged in the spotfixing case by Patiala House Court in July 2015.
Liverpool players celebrate after Coutinho scored the second goal. LONDON, MAY 22 (IANS): Liverpool managed to qualify for the 2017-2018 Champions League play-off by defeating Middlesbrough 3-0 Sunday and grabbing fourth place in the English Premier League (EPL) football championship. Although Arsenal defeated Everton 3-1, they could not join the top four and will miss the next edition of the Champions League, reports Efe. Chelsea claimed the EPL title this season and is looking forward to winning the double, facing Arsenal in the FA Cup final on May 27.
Tottenham Hotspurs finished second, followed by Manchester City and Liverpool. Liverpool ended the season one point ahead of fifth-place Arsenal, thanks to the home victory over relegated Middlesbrough. Dutch midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum opened the scoring for Liverpool in the first-half stoppage time. Brazilian star Philippe Coutinho scored the second goal just six minutes into the second half, while Adam Lallana sealed the victory five minutes later.
Pakistan players not welcome for PKL
NEWDELHI, MAY 22 (AGENCIES): The government made it clear that it will not allow Pakistani players to compete in the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL), slated for next month, unless the neighbouring country stops ‘sponsoring terrorism’. The fifth season of the league will begin on June 25 with a clash between Puneri Paltans and Telugu Titans in Pune. Reports have suggested that Pakistani
players could be included in the players’ auction of the league. “They (organisers) can call them but they can’t make them play. Even if they are selected, it is government of India which will decide whether they are allowed or not. Unless Pakistan gets rid of terrorism, it is impossible to play with Pakistan,” Sports Minister Vijay Goel said. Pakistan’s hockey players and cricketers have also not been allowed to compete
on the Indian soil for some time now. The diplomatic tension between the two countries increased after a Pakistan military court awarded the death sentence to Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav last month for espionage and subversive activities. Jadhav had been arrested on March 3 last year. India challenged the judgement in the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which ordered a stay on the execution.
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