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Vol XXVII No. 171
DIMAPUR, sunday, may 28, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
Finding my roots through pottery
Raikkonen takes Monaco GP pole
Trump condemns killing of Coptic Christians in Egypt
Sunday Post Supplement
sports, Page 12
international, Page 9
State Assembly passes GST Bill 2017
Education deptt verification for GPS survey GST FROM JULY 1,2017; EXPECTED TO STREAMLINE TAXATION AND REDUCE COSTS DIMAPUR, MAY 27 (NPN): Department of School Education (DoSE) has informed all the employees of school education that the “verification of absentees for GPS survey” has been extended till June 17, 2017 in the directorate. According to an official bulletin, the verification would be carried out as follows: Tuensang and Mon (May 29-31, 2017), Mokokchung and Wokha (June 1-3, 2017), Phek, Kiphire and Longleng (June 5- 7, 2017), Zunheboto and Peren (June 8, 9 and 12), Kohima and Dimapur (June 13-14) and directorate officers and staff (June 15-17, 2017). The documents to be produced at the time of verification include one colour passport photo; government issued ID card/ passport/voters ID card (any one), PAN Card/ AADHAAR card, appointment order and matric (HSLC) admit card. Those employees who had failed to show up during the survey at their posting places have been directed to bring valid reasons with supporting document proof for their absence during the verification. The verification is also required to be done by parttime instructors and all other CSS appointed employees under SSA, RMSA and Hindi (CSS).
ECI nominates Sinha as state CEO
DIMAPUR, MAY 27 (NPN): Election Commission of India (ECI) has nominated Abhijit Sinha, 2000 batch IAS officer of Nagaland cadre, as the chief electoral officer (CEO) for the state of Nagaland with effect from the date he takes over charge and until further orders vice Sanjay Kumar, IAS. In a notification, principal secretary ECI, Standhope Yuhlung, stated that Sinha would cease to hold and handover forthwith the charge of all or any charges of work under the Government of Nagaland, which he may be holding before such assumption of office. Election Commission of India stated that Sinha while functioning as CEO would not hold any additional charge whatsoever under the Government of Nagaland except that he should be designated secretary to the government in charge of election department in the state secretariat.
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“When ask people to unite for solution, what about in their own party?” K Y M C
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K O H I M A , M AY 2 7 (NPN): Nagaland became among over one dozen states which have passed the Goods and Services Tax (GST)Bill after the state Legislative Assembly gave the nod to the Nagaland Goods and Services Tax Bill 2017 at the Sixteenth special session of the 12th NLA held Saturday. Chief Minister Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu who is also in-charge of the finance portfolio introduced the Bill and highlighted the merits of GST to both the state government and the consumers. Initiating the discussion before the passage of the bill, Minister for Roads and Bridges Y Vikheho Swu apprised the legislators about the benefits in implementing GST in the state. Swu was engaged with the GST council and Goods and Service Tax Network (GSNT) in preparing for the smooth introduction and implementation with the rest of the country. He said if implemented properly, the GST will bring
Chief Minister, Dr. Shurhozelie addressing the sixteenth special session of the Twelfth Assembly on May 27, 2017. (DIPR)
a number of benefits to the state such as benefits for trade and industry, benefit to the consumers, besides an increase in revenue generation for the state. The minister said there will be a benefit to consumers because of the elimination of tax cascading, the production cost will fall and prices in general was likely to fall as a result goods and services will be made available to the consumers at the cheaper price. Also he said there was likely to be a revenue gain for the state and this was very important since the state must find ways to increase its internal revenue generation which will boost
the ability of the state to spend on developmental works. However, there are challenges too, where the business community and the public will have to align with the new system in order to keep up with the change, Swu said. He said state will get additional power to levy and collect tax on services and likewise the central will also have additional power to levy and collect tax on goods. He said GST will be supported with a robust IT system which will significantly induce prompt compliance by all the stakeholders and also bring transparency. Swu said GST will boost the overall
efficiency of the tax system of the state and it will significantly improve the overall efficiency of the tax system of the state and by adding all these will be the efficient movement of goods. He said all the officers and staffs are trained at various levels and are now competent to implement GST and also to provide necessary assistance to the tax payers. On internet connectivity which was a concern for in some areas of the state he said the centre was in process of setting up a 100 Mbps satellite dedicated to the North East which will cater to connectivity issues in the remote areas. He said this was taken up specifically keeping to meet the requirements for GST and it will improve telecommunications tremendously and bridge the gap that exists today. Parliamentary secretary Tourism C.Apok Jamir opined that GST regime will create avenues for revenue generation for a state that is primarily a consumer state. Minster of School Education Yitachu said GST will
Winding up the discussion on GST Nagaland chief minister Dr.Shürhozelie Liezietsü described it as a milestone for making tax administration in the state more effective and transparent and which would benefit consumers as a whole. He said GST would also increase tax collection and also guarantee that in the event of loss of revenue, the state would be compensated for the shortfall in collection by the Centre for the next five years for which the Revenue Act was already passed by parliament. He said that presently there are multiple subjects on which taxes are levied and collected throughout the country yet various provisions of the Constitution provide the sanction and clearly define the subjects on which the Centre and the states can levy and collect taxes. The GST will also ensure avoidance of cascading tax and reduce cost of product or service and also end tax evasion since the system is a “self-policing” (Cont’d on p-8) mechanism, he said.
DUCCF reaffirms resolve NLA extends tenure of not to collect NPG tax Lokayukta select panel D I M A P U R , M AY 2 7 (NPN): Dimapur Urban Councils Chairmen Federation (DUCCF) on Saturday reaffirmed its resolution not to collect any form of taxation for the Naga Political Groups (NPGs). DUCCF through its media cell said it respected the Naga national movement and would always endeavor towards a strong united Naga nation. It, however, said the Nagas have realized that so long as the Naga national movement stays a divided house, their aspirations and dreams would never be fulfilled. This realization, DUCCF said led to adoption of Public Resolution of ‘One Government, One Tax’ (OGOT) during October 31, 2013 Public Rally held under the aegis of ACAUT. Based on this resolu-
tion, DUCCF said it had since resolved not to collect any form of taxation for the NPGs and had stood firm on the principle of OGOT. The federation asserted that various colony councils have been instituted to serve the interest of the general public, without any fear or favor, and not to act in any way that was detrimental to the wishes of the Naga public. It said that when the Naga public had resolved on OGOT and decided not to pay tax to any NPG factions, the council members cannot collect tax for NPGs. In the light of the above, the DUCCF has urged the NPGs neither to serve any taxation letters to the colonies nor to pressurize the chairmen and council members to collect tax on their behalf.
CM highlights GST
Correspondent
KOHIMA, MAY 27 (NPN): Nagaland Legislative Assembly on Saturday extended the tenure of the select committee on Nagaland Lokayukta Bill 2015 and asked to submit the report within six months. The select committee is head by parliamentary secretary Er. Levi Rengma as chairman. Other members of the committee include parliamentary secretary, R. Tohanba; parliamentary secretary, C. Apok Jamir; parliamentary secretary, Pukhayi and advisor Dr. T M Lotha. To check the rampart corruption in the state and to bring the politicians and government officials under the anti-corruption scanner, the monsoon session of the 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly tabled Nagaland Lokayukta Bill 2015 on July 21, 2015. The Act extends to the whole state of Nagaland and applies also to the public servants posted outside Nagaland in connection with the affairs of the state of Nagaland. The Act comes under section 63 of the Lokpal and Lokayukta Act 2013 (Act no.1) of 2014 which makes provision for establishment of Lokayukta for the states to inquire into allegation of corruption against certain public functionaries and in exercise of the provision of section 63 of the Act of 2013 makes provision for passing of the Nagaland Lokayukta Act 2015.
NLA appeals to GoI to expedite political dialogue Correspondent
KO H I M A , M AY 2 7 (NPN): Nagaland Legislative Assembly has passed a resolution urging the Government of India to expedite the political dialogue and bring an early resolution of the ongoing political dialogue before the scheduled assembly elections in 2018. The resolution was introduced by chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, during the 16th (special) session of 12th Nagaland legislative assembly on Saturday. The resolution also stated that the members of the NLA in the 16th session of the 12th Nagaland Legislative assembly unanimously reiterated their position to pave the way in the event of an honourable and amicable settlement arrived at as a result of the ongoing political talks. Taking part during consideration and adoption of government resolution on Naga political issue, the advisor, treasuries & accounts, relief & rehabilitation, Dr. T.M. Lotha, said that after series of talks the solution was said to be in the final stage, but till today there
was disunity among Naga people both civil society organisations and “national workers”. He informed the house that when the legislators met central leaders in Delhi, they expressed the need for Nagas to come together for any solution to be acceptable and honourable. In this regard, he appealed to both civil society groups and national workers to be united. With regard to introduced resolution, Lotha clarified that the 12th NLA members were to pave way only in the event of an honourable and amicable settlement arrived at and not the members pave the way first and the talk continues. On Friday, the Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN) legislature party at its meeting also resolved to request the Government of India to expedite the political dialogue and bring an early solution before the state assembly elections. The meeting also unanimously reiterated its position to pave the way in the event of an honourable and amicable settlement arrived at as a result of the ongoing political talks.
Charging of new power line
DIMAPUR, MAY 27 (NPN): Department of Power, transmission subdivision, Dimapur, has informed that the completed portion of the new 33kv Ganeshnagar-Jalukie power line would be charged with effect from May 30, 2017.
In a notice, SDO transmission sub-division, Dimapur, Rokobeito Iralu, stated that the new power line would pass through the villages including Khekiho village, Hazadisa village, Jalukie Zangdi village, Jalukiekam village, Jalukie Chessore,
Beisumpuikam village, Ahoi village, Jalukieram village, Linlen B village, Sanzuiram village and veterinary colony Jalukie. Therefore, the department has cautioned the general public to keep away from the line for the safety of all concerned.
Child protection accorded least priority Staff reporter
DIMAPUR, MAY 27 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur and District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) chairman, Kesonyu Yhome, on Saturday said that child protection remained as the least attended priority by both government and NGOs. DC said this could be due to the fact that participation was purely voluntary service and did not involve any scheme or fund. He was delivering keynote address at the Awareness-Cum-Consultation Meet on Child Right and Child Protection at Tourist Lodge here organized by DCPU in collaboration with CHILDLINE Dimapur. Talking about child abuse in Nagaland, Yhome pointed that such incidents have been taking place mainly in educated houses. He said Naga definition of children as “my child” and
“someone’s child” was one reason behind instances of child abuse, which, he said was just the tip of the iceberg. Stressing the importance of organizing such programmes and seminars, DC asserted that “we should think about how the programme and sensitization of such campaign would benefit the society”. He said it was the responsibility of everybody including the ward community, village authorities and colony members to prevent child abuse. He also encouraged the gathering to change the mindset and take firm decision to protect the rights of the children. Dwelling on the topic, Yhome said child protection needed a human touch since it was about protecting human and children who could not defend themselves. He further challenged every individual to take the
initiative for the defenceless children who were not able to speak out for their rights. In her presentation, CHILDLINE Dimapur, programme coordinator, Lozüa Kape, highlighted on the child rights violation cases recorded and intervened by CHILDLINE within Dimapur. (see table)
Year No. Of cases 2011-12 124 2012-13 126 2013-14 202 2014-15 139 2015-16 176 2016-17 149 2017-18 16 (April) Lozüa Kape screened some snapshots of children reunion with their parents, medical cases and reported physical abuse cases, which were recorded by CHILDLINE. On children issues confronting Dimapur; she
maintained that it included customary practices, lack of concern and ignorance, threats from outside party, hard to reach out with the message to the community, lack of support system and lack of financial and manpower system. Further, she encouraged the gathering to come together to learn about the child rights and to mould the future of a child for better tomorrow. DCPU legal cum probation officer, Moajungla, gave power presentation on “Child protection and child rights” and cited the major issues of children at risk, reasons for being in difficult circumstances, negligence and responsibility of public at large and basic problems faced by the children etc. State Child Protection Society (SCPS) Kohima programme manager, Ritale Zeliang highlighted the role of village level protection committee. K Y M C
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DLSAs conduct legal awareness-cum-competition
(L-R): KDLSA team with children of Kohima orphanage and destitute home. MDLSA team at orphanage home, Wangla village on May 25. DIMAPUR: Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) and Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) had organized painting competition as part of its legal awareness campaign in Kohima and Mokokchung respectively. K D L S A : Ko h i m a District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) organized legal awareness-cumposter making competition on “child rights” at GMS, Kohima orphanage and destitute home on Satur-
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Speaking on Cyber Crime, Wapanginla Kichu, panel lawyer KDLSA pointed out the advantages and disadvantages of internet, Information Technology Act 2008 and punishments under the IPC. Hisinlo Himb, panel lawyer KDLSA, who spoke on Child Rights, stressed on the fundamental rights of a child , Right to Education Act, Juvenile Justice Act 2000, Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006 and child labour .
The demonstration of poster making was addressed by Zheviholi Swu, panel lawyer KDLSA, wherein 20 students from class 5-8 participated in poster making competition. The first prize was bagged by Kevichulie, second prize by Asangthang from cradle ridge, third prize by Jenithung, while consolation prizes were bagged by Yasongwo and Philip. The first prize, second prize and third prize were
given Rs. 2,000, Rs. 1,500 and Rs. 1,000 respectively. Alezo Kire, government pleader, District court, Kohima, handed over prizes to the winners. He encouraged the students to study hard and if interested,to take up law so that they can help the poor litigants anddeliver justice On the occasion, Alezo Kire donated sweets while Zheviholi Swu also donated bandages. Earlier, invocation was pronounced by the
in-charge Kohima Orphanage and destitute home followed by special song by the students.The program was chaired by Keduvi, panel lawyer KDLSA. MDLSA: As part of imparting legal literacy and awareness, Mon District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) painting competition at orphanage home, Wangla village on May 25. According to DIPR report, the competition was conducted for class 4 and class 5 students, with first
prize bagged by Ngamzie, second prize by Jungan and third prize by Jushon. All the children in the orphanage home were given clipboards. The MDLSA team who were present for the competition were N. MannonKonyak, legal aid council MDLSA, Dominic Kaiba, panel lawyer MDLSA, M. Moba Konyak, panel lawyer MDLSA, Tingkai PLV MDLSA, Penngam PLV MDLSA, Phamsa PLV MDLSA and Nyemin PLV MDLSA were present.
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news in brief H&PC Sovima fasting and prayer: Fasting and prayer for the Naga nation would be held on June 1 from 7 a.m to 12 p.m at Healing and Prayer Centre (H&PC), Sovima 6th Mile near cricket stadium, in collaboration with 24/7 Chain of Prayer Ministry. Speaker would be director Life Challenge Ministry, R Yano and Rev. V. Khamo CCCRC. Service would be chaired by Peniel Prayer Home, Ellen A. TUM executive meeting: Tenyimia Union Mokokchung (TUM) has convened its executive meeting on June 3, 2 p.m at Tenyimia community hall. All the executive members and tribe representative have been requested to attend the meeting positively. World no tobacco day: Department of Health and Family Welfare Nagaland would organize ‘world no tobacco day’ under the theme “tobacco- A threat to development” on May 31,12 noon at Capital Convention Centre Kohima with parliamentary secretary of Higher Education and Technical Education Deo Nukhu as the chief guest. NASTAC seminar: Nagaland Science and Technology Council (NASTEC) would be conducting seminar on the topic “radical Nitriding process for improving the life of cutting tools for agriculture” on May 30,10 a.m at NASTEC complex below new civil secretariat with Dr. Alphonsa joseph , Engr. SG from the facilitation center for industrial plasma technologies (FCIPT), institute of Plasma Research (IPR) Gandhinagar Gujarat as the resource person. SCERT informs: Principal secretary F.P. Solo has informed that as approved by the state level education committee (SLEC) to introduce six months diploma course in school counselling for the school counsellors of all secondary and higher secondary schools in Nagaland to cater to the needs of emotional, mental and psychological wellbeing of the students. All the concerned have been requested to do needful from 2017 academic year in consultation with the department of SCERT.
CCSU demands revocation of teachers’ transfer NSCN (U) welcomes home comers
DIMAPUR: The Confederation of Chang Students’ Union (CCSU) has reiterated its May 2 ultimatum regarding revocation of the transfer order of one science teacher and a mathematics teacher from GHSS Tuensang to GHS Sotukur,
demanding that the duo be redeployed to GHSS Tuensang before May 31, 2017. A press note by CCSU president, C. Chingmak and general secretary, C. Pongsu, stated that the teachers were transferred without any ‘reliever’ and
lamented the “lackadaisical attitude” of the concerned department. CCSU warned that the concerned department shall be held solely responsible for any untoward situation if it fails to heed their demand.
DIMAPUR: NSCN (U) has welcomed 35 home comers to the party fold. A press note by MIP GPRN/NSCN informed that the following has joined NSCN (U): ‘Maj’ Po n g b u , N S C N I M ; ‘captain’ Yeshika, NSCN I M ; ‘ c a p t a i n’ P h o i m Ramwa, NSCN IM; ‘lt.’ Zakato, NSCN IM; ‘l/ corporal’ Achim, NSCN IM; ‘corporal’ Theliba, NSCN IM; ‘leacy’ Kuputo C h o p y, N S C N I M ; ‘khapur’ Khethosilie Rossi, NSCN IM; ‘razou peyu’ Vitokhu Assumi, NSCN I M , ‘ k h a p u r ’ Vi h o k a Zhimo NSCN IM; ‘razou peyu’ Atovito Tuccu, NSCN IM; ‘razou peyu’ Wothung A Kikon, NSCN IM; ‘lt.’ Vinoto, NSCN K; ‘2nd lt.’ Shongmel, NSCN
K; ‘corporal’ Phutolu, NSCN K; ‘captain’ James, NSCN K; ‘major’ Athiko, NSCN K; ‘leacy’ Henl Mao, NSCN K; ‘leacy’ R. Vava, NSCN K; ‘captain’ T.Tanlei Phom, NSCN K; ‘lt.’ Kughaito, NSCN K; ‘2nd lt.’ Manon, FGN; ‘2nd lt.’ Mulukhoto, FGN; ‘sgt. Maj’ Lokhum, FGN; ‘sergeant’ Hanjikhiung, FGN; ‘l/corporal’ Nrithung, FGN; ‘sergeant’ Kuzulo, FGN; ‘razou peyu’ Toviho Shohe, FGN; ‘leacy’ Aoto Aye, FGN; ‘captain’ Mukhemong, FGN; ‘razou peyu’ Chivoto Shijoh, FGN; ‘leacy’ Chekhuta Shijoh, FGN; ‘razou peyu’ Kiniho Kinimi, NNC N/A, Aqhevi Chishi, NNC N/A and ‘major’ Joseph, NSCN R.
Sukhalu Village Council Hall, constructed under MGNREGA 2015-16 was formally inaugurated by project director DRDA Zunheboto Setsathong Sangtam on May 25. The programme was attended by BDO Suruhuto, JE DRDA Zunheboto Lhosheto and village council members. The programme was chaired by BDO Vikheto Kits, welcome speech was delivered by head GB Hekuto Yeptho and vote of thanks by VDB secretary Hetokhu Yeptho.
One drowned in Kiphire
Correspondent
KIPHIRE, MAY 27(NPN): One person identified as Tsulenkhiung, son of Tsuthrong of Mimi village and a class seven student of Mt. Horeb School Pungro town Tethuyo Village Women and Youths of both Baptist and NCRC took part drowned at Likimro river near Likimro Hydro project in social work on May 26, cleaning and planting flowers on the road side under Pungro subdivision of Kiphire district today. The Toinali Sema’s maiden novel for young adults titled, ‘Sumi and the dance of around the village, organized by Baptist Women Society. The Tethuyo village dead body was later retrieved with the help of well wish- the dark spirits’ was released at Manipal, Mangalore by Manipal University ers, police and district administration. is located some 25 km away from Kiphire town. (NP) Press on May 24.
Footpath constructed at Mt. Tiyi Wokha
(L-R) Village leaders giving orientation to the volunteers before social work. Men in action during social work. DIMAPUR: Mass social work at the foothill of Mt. Tiyi was organised by Wokha Village Council o n M ay 2 7 , w h e r e i n one member from each h o u s e h o l d a b ove 1 5 year had participated for preservation of flora and fauna. A press note by WVC c h a i r m a n Ya n p h a m o Tu n g o e a n d c o u n c i l secretary, Zujanbemo Lotha stated that orientation was given by WVC chairman K
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to the volunteers before the start of social work, followed by dedicatory prayer by former executive secretar y LBCA, Rev. Chibemo Kithan. It stated that vo l u n t e e r s c l e a r e d a passage of jungle about 5 feet in breadth encircling the mountain within the village jurisdiction with a master plan of demarcating jungle reserve in order to protect the forest. The village council
also resolved in their ge n e r a l m e e t i n g t h a t henceforth no individual or colony would be allowed anymore to constr uct habitat above the cleared passage which would also act as a boundary of the village reserve. The top/ upper part of Mt. Tiyi was government reserved forest clearly demarcated by boundary pillars but below those pillars the jungle fell within Wokha village jurisdiction for
which the village had decided to protect for the benefit of all people living in Wokha town. It must be noted that rejuvenation of the Mt. Tiyi was also started by the Wokha village council by planting trees since 2010. It is reported that Black Himalayan Bear, Monkeys, birds of various endangered species including the Hornbill and even a Bengal Tiger have found a home at Mt. Tiyi.
VSU felicitates students KOHIMA: Viswema Students’ Union (VSU) organized a felicitation programme for the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC on May 27 with secretary, labour & employment, skill development and entrepreneurship Kohima Anenla T. Sato as the speaker. In her address she encouraged the students to work hard for their future endeavour stating that nothing could be replaced with hard work. Altogether 94 students passed HSLC and Visasünü Toso d/o Neihovi Toso bagged Dr. Zhanei-o award for securing highest aggregate marks in HSLC with 93.66%. In HSSLC, 58 students passed out, Tosovinü Zhaphu from Arts stream with 83.4 % and Thejavino Dzüne from Science stream with 78% bagged the Those Kraho award for securing highest aggregate marks in different subjects. The programme was chaired by Norhengonü Kiso women co-ordinator VSU, invocation prayer said by Vireto Theyo associate pastor Viswema Baptist Fellowship Kohima while vote of thanks was proposed by Noketozo Pusa representatives to SASU VSU.
PAPO 16th general conference held at New Thewati village
Huskha Yeputhomi with PAPO officials at New Thewati Village. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, MAY 26 (NPN): Advisor to CM (Political) and working president NPF Huskha Yeputhomi urged the Phokhungri Public Area Organisation (PAPO) for a change in mindset to bring out the best through change in social life and not by depending only on backward quota . Addressing the 16th general conference of PAPO at New Thewati village on Friday, Huskha said “if we cannot manage our village how can we expect to manage the Nation, we have to start from our community by co-operating with the
government.” Emphasising on corruption in village education system in Nagaland he stated that the world was moving too fast with technology that they needed to catch up with the other tribe and be better than others in the field of education and social life. Lamenting that certain element in the past had caused misunderstanding between Sumi and Pochury as it was never the intention of Sumi tribe to convert Pochury to Sumi. He said that both the tribes should support and build good relation among the brothers for new gen-
eration so that one day there would be strong state .Urging that Pochury hoho should also sponser and promote their identity by creating literature and that Shilloi Lake is a gift from God to the Pochury tribe in particular and the Nagas in general. Earlier the function was chaired by Thimu Feedhu president PACS, while invocation prayer was done by Pastor Bethel UPC, folk song was presented by New Thewati womenfolk, address by the chief guest, vote of thanks by Mr Sihalu Feedhu , joint secy and Benediction by Pastor, Bethlehem Church NT. K
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WEATHER FORECAST May 28
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Azo Nienu and Zapami cultural group at Pfutsero, Saturday. (NP) Correspondent KOHIMA, MAY 27 (NPN): Deputy chairman of State Planning Board, Kuzholuzo Nienu while questioning the true culture and tradition of Nagas, also enquired as to whether the community realize the value of Naga culture anymore. Addressing the Chakhesang Cultural Organization general session held Saturday at Tourist Lodge, Pfutsero, Azo said Nagas loved to talk about Naga culture and tradition often and in almost every platform. However, he lamented that Nagas who were once known for having values of respect for elders, leaders, respecting one another, honesty, integrity and hardwork seemed to have now vanished. Azo said that as Naga Christians, the honesty possessed by Nagas have started moving towards extinction
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and the good values of the past was disappearing into oblivion. “Unless we begin to build and renew this precious value of our culture once again, our generation will be at a loss”, Azo said. Azo asserted that the traditional dresses, dances and folk songs were no doubt equally important but according to him, culture such as God fearing nature, respect for humanity, honesty, sincerity and hardwork were more important in human progress and healthy growth in nation building. He lamented that today Nagas had roped in alien cultures such as hatred, revenge, disrespect for human values, insults, humiliating each other which were destructive in nature. He emphasized that when a person does not respect the other, no one would have respect for one another, thereby
SCTE organizes first alumni meet Correspondent KO H I M A , M AY 2 7 (NPN): Sazolie College of Teacher Education (SCTE) organized its first alumni meet today at the college Auditorium Hall. The programme was organized with a view to strengthen the bond between the Alumni Association and the college. Altogether 35 alumni attended the programme. The formal session was followed by a meet- SCTE teachers and Alumni’s at Sazolie College, Kohima. (NP) ing wherein, the executive Kikrunienuo Liezi- p r e s i d e n t , Ke t s h u nu o a n d Wa p a n g s e n l a a s committee was selected for etsu was selected as the as the general secretary treasurer. the Alumni Association.
everything should start from within “us and our homes”. Inspite of the fact that change was not an easy task yet he said at least, it was better to start now than later for a better society. Azo appealed and challenged to all the Nagas to be a change for better tomorrow and be a living example of God fearing Christian by “Living by faith and not by sight.” The session was followed by general discussion and installation of new office bearers.
NNC (N-A) Lotha region informs
DIMAPUR: Government of Democratic Republic of Nagaland NNC (N-A) Lotha region has informed all the head of departments, business establishments and contractors under Lotha region not to entertain any
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kind of donation or revenue without proper verification from official assignee. A press note by Lotha region caretaker chairman, Thomas Kikon, cautioned all persons collecting donation and taxes in the name
of GDRN to refrain from such activities failing which severe action would be initiated as per azha. For fur ther information one may contact; 8974504902 or 9856188009.
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Cattle slaughter rules unlikely to affect business in northeast
I mphal , M ay 2 7 (IANS): People across sections in the northeastern states are more or less unanimous in their opinion that enforcement of the cattle slaughter rules issued by the central government on Friday will have little or no impact in the region. In a bid to regulate the hitherto unregulated cattle trade, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government at the Centre issued a notification which bans sale of cattle, including cows, bulls, buffaloes, camels, heifers, calves and camels, for slaughter through animal markets. Speaking about the new rules, A. Romenkumar, an Advocate and former Additional Director General of Police, told IANS that those opposing the ban on cattle slaughter may cite the right to food guaranteed by Article 21 of the Constitution. “But the same Con-
stitution also ensures the right to life. The Supreme Court had ruled in a 2014 case that all forms of animal life are included in the expanded meaning of ‘life’, as enumerated under the Article 21 of the Constitution.” Referring to irregularities by abattoirs, Romenkumar said: “Clause (i) of the Police Act, 1861 says that slaughterhouses should possess a licence and a veterinarian should certify the quality of the meat... Clause (ii) says that there shall be no cruelty, inhuman torture of the animals... Nimaichand Luwang, a former minister who had unsuccessfully contested the March 2016 assembly elections on a BJP ticket, said: “The ban (new rules) can never be implemented in Manipur where there are Christians, Muslims and others, who relish meat. Vaishnavite Hindus constitute only a small percent-
Heroin seized in Mizoram; 3 held Aizawl, May 27 (PTI): Three persons were arrested from Aizawl and Champhai after 69.5 grams of heroin was seized from their possession by Mizoram Excise and Narcotics department, officials said Saturday. A 26-year-old man was arrested when eight grams of heroin was seized from him here while another was held with the possession of drug, Mizoram Excise and Narcotics department
spokesperson said. The Excise and Narcotics officials also seized 61.5 grams of heroin at Champhai town and arrested a man in this connection. The seized contraband has an estimated value of Rs 3.5 lakh in the local market, officials said, adding that the three accused have been booked under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985.
age of the population. The move will be counter-productive for the BJP.” Advocate and human rights activist Khaidem Mani asserted: “The meat ban cannot be enforced in Manipur. One state has already registered a strong protest and Manipur may follow suit.” L. Haokip, who has been slaughtering cattle for selling meat in the market in Churachandpur district, said: “Our forefathers were hunters and we kill cows and buffaloes for meat on all festive occasions and for day-to-day sale. The new rules are something incomprehensible.” All tribal markets in Manipur sell beef, venison and other kinds of meat, including that of migratory birds, every day. Even the meat of wild animals is on sale. Similar is the scenario in other states like Mizoram, Meghalaya and Nagaland.
2 killed by elephant
Tezpur, May 27 (PTI): Two persons were killed in separate incidents of elephant attack in Sonitpur district, officials said S a t u r d ay. 5 0 - ye a r - o l d Lakhan Praja was trampled to death by an elephant who also destroyed his house in Rangapara, Assistant Forest Conservator of West Sonitpur Forest Division Jasim Ahmed said. In the other incident, Atowa Guri (65) was killed by an elephant near Nameri national park in Chariduar.
Housing for all scheme in Manipur delayed due to erratic survey
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IMPHAL, May 27: BJP national executive member and in-charge of Manipur affairs Prahlad Singh Patel Saturday blamed erratic economic survey report of 2011 behind the delay in the implementation of central sponsored “Housing for All by 2022” in Manipur. The scheme which was approved by the Centre in June 2015 is aimed at promoting affordable housing for weaker section through credit linked subsidy among others.
TMC ready for poll battle in Tripura: Mukul Roy Agartala, May 27 (PTI): The Trinamool Congress (TMC) has geared up its party machinery in Tripura for the 2018 Assembly elections in the state, party vice-president Mukul Roy said Saturday. “We have geared up our party machinery for the election and the main fight would be between the TMC and the CPI-M. We would oust them from power,” Roy, who arrived here on a twoday visit of organisational work in the party, said. Without naming the BJP, Roy said that one party is claiming to be the main opposition, but the main electoral battle would only be with the TMC. Roy also alleged that opposition parties were trying to disturb peace in West Bengal which will not be tolerated. “ We w i l l a l w a y s project Mamata Banerjee as our leader and win all the zilla parishads in the next Panchayat elections in West Bengal,” he added. Regarding Presidential polls, he said that the opposition parties in the country are organised and they would announce their presidential candidate soon after the announcement by the ruling party.
Even as other state h ave a l r e a dy s t a r t e d implementing the scheme, the same is yet to be implemented in the state. “The scheme will be launched in Manipur with the completion of rectification of the economic survey report which is targeting to complete by 2018 and will be completed within the targeted period (2022),” Patel assured. The party Manipur in-charge has also alleged the two Congress MPs of not raising any issue of the state in the Parliament.
Currently, Congress’s T Meinya and Thangso Baite are representing the state in the Lok Sabha. “I, as in-charge of Manipur, had got the chance of raising several bur ning issues of the state including blockades, persistent bandhs in the Parliament but the two Lok Sabha MPs representing the state totally abstained from doing so,” he said. However, with the election of K Bhabananda to Rajya Sabha, we will raise Manipur’s issue in the house of the Parliament, he said.
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Army thwarts Pak attempts to spread terror in J&K 16,000 cops donate blood in Bengal mediately began working on suspending internet services in Kashmir, again, a mere 12 hours after they were back up following a month-long ban. Police sources said stone-pelters were being mobilised via WhatsApp groups and were already out in force in 10 or more areas in the Valley. They added that protesters were being summoned even as the encounter with Ahmad in Saimuh, Tral, was going on and before he was killed. Based on specific inputs by military intelligence,
Militant Sabzar Ahmad Bhat (left) with his brother slain Hizb-ul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani. Eight militants, including the successor of slain Hizb-ul-Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani, were killed in two anti-militancy operations in the Kashmir Valley since Friday night. Director General of Police S.P Vaid said, “Two militants, identified as Sabzar and Faizan, are killed in the gunfight.” Their bodies were spotted at the encounter site. The third militant’s body remains untraced. Mere hours after security forces killed Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Sabzar
Ahmad on Saturday, stonepelting protests began in at least 10 locations in south Kashmir, leading to a CRPF commandant being seriously hurt with a head injury, police sources said. Security reinforcements have since been dispatched to sensitive areas in the state. And with word that stone-pelters were mobilising through WhatsApp, the state government im-
the 42 Rashtriya Rifles and the Jammu and Kashmir police launched cordon and search operations in Saimuh near Hardumir, Tral, in Pulwama district at around 7:30 pm on Friday. The security forces were then fired upon while placing the cordon at around 9:15pm. Ahmad was said to be former Hizb terrorist Burhan Wani’s successor, after Zakir Musa, who took over when Wani was killed last year. Musa quit the terrorist outfit earlier this month. Wani was killed by security forces last July.
Ko l kata , M ay 2 7 (IANS): Sixteen thousand police personnel have donated blood over the past one week to overcome the blood crisis in West Bengal during the ongoing summer, chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said here on Saturday. The Chief Minister had earlier urged police personnel and her party Trinamool Congress workers to organise voluntary blood donation camps in the city and across districts to meet the shortage of blood in hospitals and blood banks as part of the celebrations to
mark the sixth anniversary of her government. Besides, the Banerjee government on Saturday completed its first year in office in its second term.
“Till yesterday (Friday), 16,000 police personnel have donated blood,” Banerjee said while addressing a function at the state secretariat, Nabanna.
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 171 Dimapur, Sunday, May 28, 2017
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Next president
hen the tenure of 13th President of India, Pranab Kumar Mukherjee comes to an end on July 14, the next 14th President will have already been elected but prior to that both the BJP-led NDA and the non-NDA that includes opposition parties, are still in the process of trying to set up their candidate(s). Before that, a candidate to be elected as the president of India needs to get 4,896 electors. This electoral college comprises 776 MPs (both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha) and 4,120 MLAs from across the country. The value of each vote is calculated according to a special formula that depends on the population of the constituency of the elected representative. The total value of MP votes is 5,49,408 votes and the total value of MLA votes is 5,49,474 votes. While value of MLA vote can differ between states and UTs, the value of an MP vote is 708. The total value of votes of the electoral college is 10,98,882 votes. Therefore, the minimum number required to elect the president is 5,49,442. Taking these numbers in the prevailing political situation, neither the NDA nor the Opposition enjoy a simple majority as of now. Therefore, undecided parties like the TRS, BJD and the AIADMK who are not in either camp are set to play a major role in the numbers game. The National Democratic Alliance ruling at the Centre comprises of the BJP, Shiv Sena, Telugu Desam Party (TDP), Akali Dal, Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and 14 other parties. The NDA currently has 5,37,614 votes to its to itself. The alliance is still short of 11,828 votes to reach the majority mark. The Opposition unity, on the other hand, as of now it looks to enjoy 4,02,230 votes and are short by a huge margin of 1,47,212 votes. The undecided parties AIADMK, Biju Janta Dal (BJD), Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS), YSR Congress Party (YSRCP), Aam Aadmi Party and Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) will play the key role as they hold a combined share of 1,59,038 votes. These parties enjoy as much as 13 per cent share in the vote pie and are not aligned to either the Congress or the BJP in their respective state’s political grounds. In the current scheme of things, the NDA would win just by the support of the AIADMK taking its count to 5,96,838. However, for the Congress-led Opposition to prevail with its candidate, it will have to overcome the difficult task of getting the support of at least the Shiv Sena, AIADMK, BJD, AAP and YSR Congress. That would take their count to 5,49,814 votes, past the majority mark. Though NDA has overriding majority in the Lok Sabha and also ruling 13 out of 31 states and with allies, rules in three other statesJ&K, Maharashtra and Nagaland. In Maharashtra the BJP shares an uneasy relationship with the Shiv Sena. In Tamil Nadu, the BJP is courting the AIADMK but the latter is yet to decide. Despite being nearly there, the BJP still has much to do in order to get the required 11,828 votes to elect a president of its choice. The BJP hasn’t named its candidate but names of Sushma Swaraj, LS Speaker Sumitra Mahajan or Jharkhand Governor Draupadi Murmu are doing the rounds.The opposition in the end will have to fight and lose or seek a consensus and the BJP is not in a hurry.
DailyDevotion The Life To Know Him …tarry in the city of Jerusalem until you are endued with power from on high. —Luke 24:49 The disciples had to tarry, staying in Jerusalem until the day of Pentecost, not only for their own preparation but because they had to wait until the Lord was actually glorified. And as soon as He was glorified, what happened? “Therefore being exalted to the right hand of God, and having received from the Father the promise of the Holy Spirit, He poured out this which you now see and hear” (Acts 2:33). The statement in John 7:39— “…for the Holy Spirit was not yet given, because Jesus was not yet glorified”— does not pertain to us. The Holy Spirit has beengiven; the Lord is glorified— our waiting is not dependent on the providence of God, but on our own spiritual fitness. The Holy Spirit’s influence and power were at work before Pentecost, but Hewas not here. Once our Lord was glorified in His ascension, the Holy Spirit came into the world, and He has been here ever since. We have to receive the revealed truth that He is here. The attitude of receiving and welcoming the Holy Spirit into our lives is to be the continual attitude of a believer. When we receive the Holy Spirit, we receive reviving life from our ascended Lord. It is not the baptism of the Holy Spirit that changes people, but the power of the ascended Christ coming into their lives through the Holy Spirit. We all too often separate things that the New Testament never separates. The baptism of the Holy Spirit is not an experience apart from Jesus Christ— it is the evidence of the ascended Christ. The baptism of the Holy Spirit does not make you think of time or eternity— it is one amazing glorious now. “This is eternal life, that they may know You…” (John 17:3). Begin to know Him now, and never finish.
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, May 28, 2017
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Reflections on the NSCN for peaceful Government schools’ HSLC result co-existence I T he press release issued by Sominthang Doungel of the Kuki Inpi of Manipur is extremely provocative which is completely baseless, hollow and an antithesis against the historical facts of the Nagas. It has barrenly exposed its heinous motives to derail and sabotage the Indo – Naga Political talks. The Nagas are fully aware of the status of the Kukis who had been living in the Nagas territory in Manipur. At the time when the nomadic Kukis of Manipur are trying to outweigh the land ownerships and historical rights of the Nagas through bogus claims of history and bizarre campaigns perpetuated by the Kuki Inpi, the NSCN cannot remain silent. The history cannot be kept hidden and the truth must prevail over the bogus and fabricated stories of the Kuki Inpi of Manipur. However unpleasant it might sound to the Kukis, the truth must be told loud and clear that, the Kukis of Manipur are aliens and refugees who were given shelters by the Nagas while they were landless and homeless. During the reign of King Pumzamang of the Burma’s Chin Hills, the Kukis waged wars against the Paites of Myanmar and defeated them in 1850. This victory over the Paites tribe further boosted the notoriety and savagery instincts of the Kukis to such an extent that, they became overambitious and waged another war against another tribe, the Suhtes of Myanmar. However this war brought the Suhtes and the Paites together forming a strong alliance and defeated the Kukis. Following this defeat, the victorious Paites and the Suhtes then relentlessly drove out the Kukis out of Burma. The loosing of this war against the Suhtes and the Paites inflicted heavy toll on the Kukis that further led them into an apocalypselike fate and situations in Myanmar thereafter. After the Kukis were forced out of Myanmar, they were a lost tribe and wandered in the wilderness till they reached the Naga territory in Manipur in the year 1855. The Kukis, while seeking for refuge and settlement in Naga ancestral lands in Manipur, they slaughtered Pigs and Cows and treated the Nagas as friendly gestures. They were permitted to settle in the Nagas ancestral lands with the conditions that they shall pay yearly land and house taxes to the Nagas and to maintain peace in the lands. Since 1855 the Kukis of Manipur had continued to co-exist in the ancestral lands of the Nagas up till today for which the present generations of the Kukis in Manipur should be grateful to the Nagas and they should never be misled by few vested interested leaders whose slogans are extremely detrimental to the prevailing peaceful atmospheres and the friendly relationships of the Nagas and Kukis. After committing crimes after crimes against the peace loving Nagas, it is blasphemous on the part of the Kuki Inpi to accuse and brand the Nagas as culprits. It was the treacherous and savagery natured Kukis of Manipur who had over ambitiously rose against their Naga land owners with arms without any slightest provocations by the Nagas. In the year 1917, the Kukis, with the pretext of fighting the British, waged a deadly war against the Nagas taking them completely by surprise while the Nagas least expected that, the same refugees living in their territory will wage war against them. This war was named Tingtong rih or Haokip rih as this took place during the time of King Tingtong of the Kukis. In this Tingtong war, more than 1000 innocent Nagas were slaughtered by the Kukis. After more than a century since the Kukis waged war against the Paites and Suhtes in Myanmar in 1850’s, and their war against the Nagas in 1917/Tingtong war, their history of notoriety was repeated when the Kukis again waged war against Nagas during the 1990’s. In 1992, without any provocation by the Nagas, the treacherous Kukis attacked the Nagas once again with their goal to take over Moreh, an important township of the Nagas in Chandel District. The onslaught of the bloodthirsty Kukis, was strongly and effectively responded by the Nagas and the aftermath of the eventuality resulted in the loss of many thousands of Kukis lives. In many instances, during their existence in Nagas territory, the Kukis have tested and had provoked the Nagas beyond the limit of tolerance due to which the Kukis earned themselves fatal consequences in return. The NSCN strongly feels that the Kuki Inpi should not compel to let such nightmares be repeated in future but expect to live in congenial peaceful harmony. A noted Naga leader, Mr. Rusung Suisa was the first Naga Member of Parliament in the Lok Sabha of Indian Union during 1970’s. While he was rep-
resenting the Hills people of Manipur, he took up in earnestness the problems of the Burmese Chin ethnic Kukis refugees in Manipur with the Govt of India. R. Suisa successfully got gratuitous Refugees Relief Funds for the Kukis of Manipur by virtue of the Kukis being recognized as bona fide refugees. The Refugee Relief Fund was sanctioned by the Finance Ministry of Home affairs GOI, Vide Memo P. 3/9/66 and payment was made to the Kuki refugees through the State Govt. of Manipur Vide. Memo No. 01/R/RFL and the amounts of which were distributed to the Kukis refugees as follows – 1. First payment...22 April, 1957 2. Second payment...07 July, 1959. 3. Third payment...28 February,1966 4. Fourth payment...18 July, 1968. Further, the President of the Manipur State Darbar issued by Captain Harvey through an Order No. 11 of 18.8.1931, declared that the Kukis were not permitted the use of Fire Arms due to their Savagery acts being committed against the Nagas and for jeopardizing the peaceful atmospheres in the hilly Naga territory. In the part 2 of the same Order, the Kukis were granted Fire Arms on loan merely for protections against Wild animals only. The standing Order of the President Manipur State Dabur, TA Sharp in his Order No. 9 of 09.09 1933 declared that the Kukis shall pay annual House tax to the Chief of the Naga Village a sum of Rs.6/ per annum. The standing Order of the President of Manipur State Dabar TA Sharp in his Order No. 2 of 23.7.1941 declared that, the Kukis shall obtain prior permissions from Naga Village Chief for settlement within Naga territory. At this most crucial juncture when the Nagas Political issues is at the door step of reaching a solution, it is most unfortunate that, some vested interested Kuki Inpi leaders are making attempts to twist history and mislead the people. The Nagas cannot be represented by refugees to speak on their behalf, especially in context to Naga Political issues. The Kuki Inpi’s expressions and statements are total negations to the sincere efforts of the GOI towards finding a permanent and lasting peace in the North East India. It is in records that, the GOI had paid Refuges Relied Fund to the Kukis of Manipur, under the initiatives of R. Suisa and the Manipur State Govt. which itself speaks volumes about the genesis and true status of the Kukis presently living in the Nagas ancestral lands in Manipur. The baseless and misleading claims of Sominthang Doungel, Chairman, Political Affairs Committee of the Kuki Inpi of Manipur stating that the “Nagas were subject under the Kukis Chieftainship for centuries living in the ancestral land of the Kukis” is too cheap a propaganda and makes himself a laughing stock. Such false claims are a mere figment of his imaginations and a blatant attempt to distort the historical facts. These few leaders of the Kuki Inpi are guided by vested interests at the time when the larger populace of the Kukis of Manipur think otherwise and wishes to uphold the age old friendly and peaceful relationships with the Naga landowners. The signing of the historic 3 August Framework Agreement between the Nagas and the GOI has recognized the unique History and situations of the Nagas and finding the Political solution is to benefit all concerns. In such circumstances, the Kuki Inpi will do best if it refrains from sounding more war cry to invite more spillage of blood and safeguard the peaceful relationships. It must not be forgotten that, the prevailing peace was hard earned and so also it will be very costly in the event the same is jeopardized. It will also be good to know if Sominthang Doungel owns responsibility to his statements or deny it. The Kuki Inpi of Manipur will be utterly wrong if they repeat their past mistakes they committed against the Nagas as the Naga people will not be mere sitting ducks. The NSCN hopes that, the Kukis in general will apply their common senses that, the likes of Sominthang Doungel do not come in the ways of the good relationships of the Nagas and Kukis so as to strengthen the bonds of peaceful co-existence of the Nagas and Kukis and usher in a new peaceful and progressive era after the Indo-Naga Political issue is amicably and honourably settled. The NSCN sincerely appeal to the Kuki masses not to blindly follow such vested interested leaders as these leaders are sharply deviating away from the path of peaceful co-existence. The Nagas and the NSCN firmly believes in the peaceful co-existence under the ambit of Nagalim. Issue by MIP
t is nothing new that the Government teachers are crucified every year after the declaration of the HSLC result and the Department of School Education is butchered and buried alive. The Department officers are cursed by every human that breathes and has a mouth. Do we even realize that we have more bodies who should be shouldering more responsibility? Do we ever analyze the factors responsible for the undesirable result? Whose fault do you think it is? Are we being one sided in our judgment? Observing rather than judging will definitely reflect the real image. We have seen the recently declared HSLC & HSSLC result for both the Government and private schools. Communitization Act was introduced in 2002 with the primary aim to improve academic result in Nagaland, if we understand the concept of the Act. With due respect to the former Chief Secretary RS Pandey, IAS the brain child behind this Act, the SMCs (formerly VECs) were empowered to act in partnership with the Department. He firmly believed that community-based ownership of schools would bring changes in the academic result of Government schools since Nagas have a strong social life with powerful Hohos, associations, unions etc... Sadly, this is the 15th year of communitization and now we have proved him wrong. The SMCs (School Management Committes) thought their role was only for school construction purpose and only few SMCs played the academic role by arranging private Teachers through community sponsorship, controlling proxy practice and undertook academic interventions. These handful of SMCs deserve the highest respect for exemplary community ownership. Do we know that the Department spends crores of Rupees for Teachers’ training every year? Lately, the decade old practices have been replaced by introducing new system following national standard interventions through SSA. Due to frequent modifications and changes in the system, Teachers are being oriented prior to introduction of anything in the schools. But what happens in the implementation process? The fact remains that no school has proxy system without the permission of SMCs. Who is responsible when the Department’s effort for academic improvement is thrown into the dustbin? The SSA sponsors Inservice Teachers’ training, training for newly recruited teachers and conducts even professional training. The Department has conducted CCE training earlier and enough of phase-wise New Pedagogy trainings. Besides the above mentioned training programs, PINDICS and Shaala Siddhi have been conducted in the month of December 2016. This was followed by Maths kit training for teachers of primary section in all the 11 districts wef 15th to 31st May 2017. The next in the chart would be the conduct of ACL training (Activity Competency Learning) for which fund has been released by the State Mission Authority, SSA Nagaland. Thereafter, training for subject teachers of GMS section is anticipated. The crux of the matter is that original teachers attend training and untrained proxy teachers teach in the schools. Isn’t this a serious threat towards achieving quality education? Do we understand that the students are the ultimate losers when teachers stay away from schools after attending all the trainings? Why do we maintain balanced diet for children and offer different doses of vaccine? We all know what happens to a child in later part of life due to lack of vaccination. A mal-nourished person’s immune system is prone to disease attack. We do fight back but it becomes a last fight for many and diseases take its toll. School is a place where we prepare a child for the future. Without nurturing children’s
foundation appropriately in the primary and elementary levels, the public expect teachers to perform miracle after reaching HSLC level. Teachers are no Jesus and no student is a magician. State VIPs and Government officers may please take note that people develop vomiting sensation in your public speech when you talk about HSLC result without digesting the ground situation. Encouraging the dedicated teacher is one important aspect of developing quality education therefore, teacher’s award should strictly go to deserving teachers only. After SIS posts were abolished under department restructuring few years back, overall academic activities are manned by ToTs alone (teacher trainers). ToTs have respective jurisdiction and observe classroom teaching with monitoring format. It will be a big lie should anyone claim to know teachers better than ToTs when it comes to assessment of teacher’s performance. Therefore it is strongly felt that some representatives be included in District Selection Committee so that nomination of awardee is practically appropriate and deserving. Education department has a good collection of professionals under the sun. We talk about mandatory B.Ed because all teachers should be professionally trained as per RTE Act. Whereas if someone doesn’t get employed in one’s own department/profession, they end up becoming teachers. For instance, even the ToTs who did not have requisite qualification were sent back to schools during 2015-16. In fact, they were earlier appointed on the recommendation of SCERT following successful completion of intensive training conducted by academic authority. Besides, the department had invested lakhs of rupees on them for continuous workshop and orientation programs for decade plus years. Despite having adequate training experience, they were directly redeployed back to school from where they were drawn earlier. We can say they were not as fortunate as newly appointed teachers who were given a chance to pursue professional degree within a time frame. If so, it’s high time the department should come to a sense not to randomly accommodate everyone irrespective of one’s qualification such as BBA, MBA, engineers, theologians etc because we are talking about methodology, contentbased and professional teaching. They are professionals but not professionally qualified for classroom teaching. Why should the recruitment standard be like issueless couples going for adoption?
Another category of appointment is the cost-high appointment which only some can afford, that is called backdoor appointment. I am saying this because it is not free of cost and many people I know have done that already. This kind of appointment is highly channelized and appointment order is received without even moving a single finger and without any inquiry on the professional qualification. As per the RTE Act, the number of untrained teachers should rapidly decrease. Now the talk of literacy rate is not as hot as those days. The talk is shifted more towards professional qualification. Many states in India have drastically improved the number of trained teachers but Nagaland submits teachers’ data to Delhi with increasing number of untrained teachers every year. It is a matter of shame to be progressing backward despite SSA pumping funds for teachers professional course for decade plus years. It is too selfish on the part of the public to protest or fight against Government’s decision to recruit pre-trained candidates. Can we hear the voices of student bodies strongly coming out in support of Government for recruitment of professional teachers? The talk of quota/provision/relaxation tops the chart for everything in Nagaland but Right to Education is an Act passed by Parliament and it is not a state subject. So there shouldn’t be any variation in teacher recruitment policy. How can quality education become the victim of RESERVATION and RELAXATION? Number of professionally untrained teachers shot up to thousands when Nagaland was faced with bogus appointment scam and subsequent re-appointment after SIT clearance. Untrained data were further enhanced due to backdoor appointment, recruitment of teachers from other professions and appointment with relaxation policy. The next category is the appointment against vacancies resulting due to death or retirement. Why enhance untrained problem when the department is already battling against the high number of untrained teachers’ data? What gain is there to appoint every Tom, Dick and Harry under the banner of relaxation and they later respond to the Government with proxies? If restriction is imposed on proxy keeping, either their undercover guards or political masters would come to their rescue. This is how the proxy system survives as timeless beauty in Nagaland. (To be concluded) Vikali Shikhu, Unity Village, Dimapur
Reader’s Post
Choosing the right college
Sir,
College hunting is a tiresome undertaking for both the child and parent. While it is easy for meritorious students to secure admission in any college, average students face the dilemma of whether to join a less known college or to get into top colleges through admission counsellors who charge hefty amounts. Most Naga students who passed the recent HSSLC exams must be going through a lot of headache with regard to admission. The best and most secure step is to get admission through entrance test in central and state universities and some autonomous institutions. With due respect to some few prestigious private institutions, it is suggested that students must opt for government colleges and keep private colleges only as last resort; unlike Nagaland, government institutions in other states are considered the best place to study. Moreover, if you don’t have good scorecard, private colleges will charge lakhs of rupees as ‘donation’ which most Nagas may not be able to pay. As for the students who chose to stay in Nagaland, there are many good government colleges in the state. Try these if you want good quality education without having to burn your parent’s pockets. Private colleges in Nagaland are also producing good results and their fees are still nominal. Nzanbemo Kithan, Sewak Colony Dimapur
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, may 28, 2017
Judicial colloquium on human trafficking
Justice Songkhupchung Serto, Portfolio Judge, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench speaking at the colloquium.
human trafficking. In this regard, Ela called for comprehensive and coordinated effort in planning and action by looking into vulnerable factors. She urged the gathering to ensure security and protection to vulnerable, speedy justice to victim,
DIMAPUR: Aboi Area Students’ Union (AASU) has urged upon the concerned authority to look into the various problems faced by students of Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Aboi, appealing for additional infrastructure to accommodate the increasing number of students and also for full working strength of teaching staff. In a press note, AASU highlighted the progress and development of GHSS Aboi in terms of HSSLC results and other aspects of education for which the union appreciated the school’s teachers and staff. “Even this year the school produced 85% pass percentage with 6 (six) students in 1st Div, 17 (seventeen) Students in 2nd Div and 6 (six) in 3rd Div. Two students even passed with distinction in Education and Pol. Science subjects,” AASU informed.
The union noted that the school can produce even better results, perhaps even achieving a 100% pass percentage, if provided with better facilities for the students and teaching staff. AASU apprised the concerned authorities that Aboi being the centre to the upper regions of the district and having the only higher secondary in the surrounding area, all the successful students come to the sub-division HQ for admission to the higher secondary section. Moreover, the economic condition of the people from far-flung areas does not allow the parents to seek admission elsewhere, it added. One major area of concern, according to AASU, was accommodating the several admission seekers to class 11 at GHSS Aboi-the only higher secondary school in the areafrom government high school Aboi and students coming from private
schools. The statistics this year can speak for itself. So far the figure stands at 190 admitted in class 11. However, there are a considerable number of students who are still seeking admission, AASU claimed. Among other things, the union noted shortage of classrooms, shortage of benches and desks, leakages inside classrooms during monsoon and congested classrooms due to admission of students beyond maximum limit. Therefore, the union appealed the concerned authority to look into the grievances of GHSS Aboi at the earliest in order to impart best education to the students. The department can be assured that the union will continue to work hand in glove with the school authorities to produce the best government school results and meritorious students in the state, AASU added.
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DIMAPUR: With the aim to sensitize and hold comprehensive discussion with judicial officers and police, “Judicial Colloquium on Human Trafficking” was organized by Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench in association with Ministry of Home Affairs, CS and Department of Law and Justice Nagaland at the conference hall Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench on May 27. In his keynote address, Justice Songkhupchung Serto, Portfolio Judge, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, urged the police and judges to adopt reformative measures and change the paradigm for integration of person in distress as someone who will contribute to society. He called for sensitization of society on human trafficking, encouraging the police and judges to be agents of change. Speaking on ‘law-court practices relating to sex trafficking-law/court practices relating to labour exploitation and juvenile justice’, K.P.A Illyas, IPS, deputy commissioner of Police Dimapur urged police personal to develop good intelligence and monitor advertisements for potential human traffickers. Ela, director of Prodi-
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2 (Two) Bighas of land for Sale between Old Showuba and New Showuba. Two to three minute walk away from main road. ` 75/ sq. ft. Contact No : 9862364775
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Model 2012 Excellent Condition Km : 54000 Price : 2.70 (Negotiable)
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Land with residential House at Electrical Colony, Kohima Ground floor 6 rooms with provision for next floor Contact: 8732007905 Genuine buyers only
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Vehicle Owner of NL-01-C-0397 is asked to remove the vehicle from Car Care Automobile Workshop premises at Circular Road Dimapur on or before 10.06.2017.
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Deputy director of fisheries, Ketusielie Angami with others after handing over two units of modern fish kiosks located at Diphupar market and Padumpukhri, Dimapur to the respective council on Friday. The project was funded under NABARD (Rural Infrastructure Development Fund) during 2015-16. The modern fish kiosks were constructed to promote local entrepreneurship, upgrade existing marketing infrastructure and provide quality hygienic fish to the public.
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In the category of automatic route, JSW Steel took a loan of $500 million for overseas acquisition and refinancing of earlier ECB, while HPCL-Mittal Energy raised $372 million to pay-off earlier ECB. A substantial portion of ECBs in April was taken to start new projects. Under the approval route, Essar Shipping was the only company, which raised $39.26 million for import of capital goods. The firms which floated rupee denominated bonds overseas were - $310 million by NTPC for power, $62 million by Nissan Renault Financial Services for on-lending and $22.48 million by UCWeb Mobile for general corporate purpose.
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M u m b a i , M ay 2 7 (IANS): Indian firms’ external commercial borrowings (ECBs) in April went up more than three-fold to $1.30 billion, while ECBs were at $304.57 million in the same month of 2016, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said. According to RBI data released here on Thursday, the borrowings by Indian companies in April this year included $1.27 billion through the automatic route, and $39.26 million via the approval route. During the month in consideration, Indian firms also made additional borrowing of $394.53 million through rupee denominated bonds (RDBs), which have been permitted from September last year.
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yet eventually, CST tax level increased to 300%. Her said Nagaland being special category state, only the traders having annual sale return of Rs. 10 lakhs will have to register with GST and practise the system and below 10 lakhs annual income shops were exempted. He appealed the members to let the people understand of the new system thereby people will not agitate or go against the new system. Earlier, the list of business started with the Obituary reference on the passing away of late Anil Madhav Dave, union minister of state for environment, forest and climate. After finishing all the listed business, NLA Speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang adjourned the sixteenth Special Assembly Session of the Twelfth NLA sine die.
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penny from the tax yet with GST system, whatever state pays to CST, it would return to state- directly benefitting the state government. He said till today the consumers were paying a total of 32% of all taxes including excise, entry tax, CST and VAT however with the introduction of GST system it will go down to 28% taxes like excise, entry tax or inter checking gate will be eliminated and consumers will pay only 28%. Thereby he said from the day GST was introduced the consumer will be benefited by 4% minus in the tax was a huge and people will be benefited with huge margin. Recalling the instances when online tax payment system was introduced, Zelinag said there was hue and cry because Nagas were not too friendly with this system
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a large section of investors as well as other participants and intermediaries,” said Anand James, Chief Market Strategist, Geojit Financial Services. On the driving factors behind the rally, James said: “Political stability and a visible governance, that has consistently been successful in retaining hope. This, in turn, meant that domestic institutional investment rose and remained absorbing shocks during FII uncertainty.”
(From p-1) rid of benami transactions which deprived the state of revenue. He said once implemented, GST will do away with such illegal practices. Parliamentary secretary PWD(Housing) Er.Levi Rengma also called on the need for the state to gear up to be self sufficient and independent in revenue income. Chairman DAN and Advisor(Finance) T.R Zeliang elaborated the ways of benefit to the state and consumers. He said much was talked in checking corruption and elimination of black money but implementation was made difficult because of the then system. Stressing on how GST would benefit the state government, Zeliang said currently all CST goes to manufacturing state and state does not gain single
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more than Rs 125 lakh crore now. At close of trade today, the market capitalisation (m- cap) of BSE-listed companies stood at Rs 1,25,63,952 crore. Stocks of about 2,800 companies are traded on BSE. The 30-share index today zoomed 278.18 points to close at 31,028.21. “The wealth generation process during this period has been broad based, and not isolated to few, or few stocks. The rally has been rewarding to
State Assembly passes GST Bill 2017
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New Delhi, May 27 (PTI): Investor wealth has surged by over Rs 50 lakh crore since the Modi government was voted to power three years ago, with the Sensex surging to its lifetime high of 31,074.07 on Friday. The BSE benchmark index has risen by 6,311.33 points or 25.53 percent since the BJP-led NDA government came to power on May 26, 2014. The overall stock market has grown from little over Rs 75 lakh crore to
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I, Tangitba, S/o Alemtetba has lost my Driving Licence, AT M S B I a n d v e h i c l e documents bearing AS-038H 7425, Engine No: 4420530 on 26.05.2017 at Dimapur. If found please contact: 8729877877/9615980113. DC-1235
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G7 demands internet giants crack down on extremist content
SL flood death toll increases to 100 COLOMBO, MAY 27 (IANS): The death toll in the floods and landslides in Sri Lanka has increased to 100 while 99 persons were reported missing, the Disaster Management Centre said on Saturday. Around 12,000 people have been evacuated from areas at risk of floods that have already affected over 200,000 people in 14 districts, the centre said in its latest report. “Water level of Kalaniya River is still rising so evacuations are still taking place,” DMC spokesperson Predeep Kodippili told Efe news. The first vessel with humanitarian aid from India arrived in Colombo earlier on Saturday. A second vessel will arrive on Sunday. Heavy rainfall since Thursday has caused water levels of the Kalu, Kelani, Gin, Nilwala and Attanagalu rivers to rise and cause flooding.
Iraq and Syria, foreign fighters are returning and the group’s hateful ideology is spreading online,” May said. “Make no mistake -the fight is moving from the battlefield to the internet.” May then headed home early from the summit to confront the “critical” threat still facing Britain.
Regd. No. 4308/17 DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME Date : 22/05/2017 I, Shri. Tovihe Sema, s/o Suxato Sema permanent resident of Ikiye Village and presently residing at Amiphoto Colony, Dist. Zunheboto, State Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am a citizen of India, resident of the above mention address. 2. That my actual name Tovihe Sema which is recorded in my all official documents. 3. That my name is inadvertently recorded as S. Tovihe Sumi in my SBI Passbook bearing no. 11736655473. 4. That my father's name is inadvertency recorded as Suxato in my SBI Passbook bearing no. 11736655473. 5. That the above mentioned names S. Tovihe Sumi and Tovihe Sema are one and same person which is referred to me. 6. Henceforth, I shall use my name as Tovihe Sema and father's name as Suxato Sema for all other official purpose & future correspondence. 7. That the statements made in para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge & nothing material is concealed herein. Deponent Solemnly sworn & declare before me on this 22nd day of 05, 2017 at Zunheboto. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5316
LUHEVI VILLAGE STUDENTS' UNION VILLAGE COUNCIL AND CHURCH Extends hearty congratulations to the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017. Specially Mr. Hiloto Yepthomi, son of Late Howoto Yepthomi Teacher, I/C Luhevi GPS who stood 1st Div. and secured distinction in Mathematics 91, A2. We wish them all of good health and grand success in life in the days to come. May God bless them. Miss Akani Zhimo President Luhevi Village Students' Union
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Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late I. Panger Jamir Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Asangla Aier relation wife, R/o. H.No. 59, Oriental Colony to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 14-5-2017. 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 24/6/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 23 day of 5/17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.
R.Mathew Sang Mhonthung Xusheto Swu Johny Abraham Mohar Singh S.Anuthavalli O.C.Mathung (Traffic) Hari Yadan Dr. Wati Ali Z.Mozhui MH Hospital Robin Paul K.Nekha Sezo Peseyie Bimal Das Lovito Zhimomi Khumtsa Dr.John Murry Inakato Jimo Imanuiel .R.Vaiphei Dr. Micheal Imchen Robin Monoj Prasad Lucy Zhotso Kamei R.Daikho poumai Asangla T.K.Angami Dinesh Sandeep Majumder Dr.Nishena Nekha Kiyeli Jamir Ranjit Paul Senti Nongrum Badal Saha Ikhani Chophy Royal Tyre Njono Shitri
Roko A.Avitho Yeptho Supong Kimzuk R.V.Ezung Amit Das Sumandey Vijay Chanthungo Murry Abat Johnurish vashim Imtinungla I.Mhathung Patton Elizebeth.L.Vilhume Authur Edward Benathung Kivito Shohe Leron Kikon Pushpa Thapa S.G.Hollo C.Y.Kithan Abdul Haralu Panku Mararibal Gupta Md.Ishuf John Wish Vashin Zuhali Meena Devi Shushant New Tech Steel Alloys Pvt Ltd Gnanile Renpen Yanthan Anil T.Alanthung Ngullie Hezuikito Ayemi Yilobeni Ngullie
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With immense pride and honour the Kuda Youth Club, Kuda Village convey our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Kolavoü Peseyie, D/o Vilhousie Peseyie for securing Top 11(95.00 %) in the HSLC examination 2017. The Kuda Youth further congratulates all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 Exam 2017 and wishes them success in their future endeavours. Kekhriesilie Nagi Gen. Secy, KYC
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Regd. No. 4322/17 Date : 22/05/17 AFFIDAVIT CORRECTION OF NAMES/FATHER'S NAME I, Shri. V Atoho Sema, S/o Vishiho, permanent resident at Suruhuto Medical Colony under Zunheboto District and presently residing at Suruhuto Medical Colony under Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby affirm and declare as follows :1. I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sumi/Naga tribe resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in my official name is "V. Atoho Sema" as entered/recorded in all my official documents. However my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as V Atoho Sumi in my SBI Pass Book bearing A/C No. 30772409272. 3. That the name 'V Atoho Sema' and 'V Atoho Sumi' are one and the same person. 4. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of correcting my name 'V Atoho Sumi', is written, it should be read, correct and understand as "V Atoho Sema" for all official purpose. 5. That this affidavit is sworn to declare my correct name before the competent office/authority. 6. That the statements made in paragraph 1 & 5 of the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge. Deponent Solemnly declared before me the deponent on this day 22.05.2017 who is identified by................ NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5342
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We the United Baptist Church Niuland would like to convey our heartiest grateful to the following persons for their contribution towards the church building construction through materially & financially. 1. Neokpao Konyak (His Excellency President) 2. N. Kitovi Zhimomi (Hon'ble Ato Kilonser) 3. Z.K.Assumi (The Chairman Union Territory) 4. Moa Walling (Secretary) May the Almighty God bless each and everyone. Contruction Convener Obed T. Naga Rengma U.B.C.N
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NCHD-IT and Child Help Foundation (CHF) would like to express our sincere gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations, youths, neighbours, friends, relatives and all well wishers who supported by contributing financially toward medical support for Babe Mhalo Jungi. With your support, love and care Babe Mhalo Jungi's surgery was successful on 23rd May 2017 at St.John’s Medical College Hospital. The generous support of individuals like you makes it possible for our organization to exist. In future we need your support to make the mission and our objectives success. We sincerely convey our deepest gratitude to :
said in a statement. “Their refusal to surrender is holding the city captive,” it said. “Hence, it is now increasingly becoming necessary to use more surgical airstrikes to clear the city & to bring this rebellion to a quicker end.” The violence prompted Duterte on Tuesday to declare 60 days of martial law in the southern Philippines, where a Muslim separatist rebellion has raged for decades.
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to leave their homes have impeded military assaults, officials said. That has slowed efforts to end the most serious crisis President Rodrigo Duterte has faced since he took power nearly a year ago. “In as much as we would like to avoid collateral damage, these rebels are forcing the hand of government by hiding and holding out inside private homes, government buildings and other facilities,” the military
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We t h e K u k i U n i o n Kohima (KUK) with immense pride would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss Nemdeingah Singson, of Mezhür Higher Secondary School Kohima. D/o Letmang Singson of Sirhima Village, for securing top 8th position in HSLC Examination 2017. The Union further congratulates all the Successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC and wishes them success in their future endeavour.
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Smoke rises from houses following airstrikes by Philippine Air Force bombers in Marawi city southern Philippines May 27, 2017. (AP)
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I, Ahozhe Yeptho, S/o Khakhu Yeptho, resident of H. No. 57, NH-29, Near Referral Hospital, L. Khel, Diphupar-A Village, Dimapur, Nagaland, have changed my Name from Mr. Ahozhe (appeared in SBI Passbook) to Ahozhe Yeptho through an Affidavit No. 1278/2017 Date : 27.05.2017. Now onwards I will use Ahozhe Yeptho in all future purpose. DP-5430
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TAORMINA, MAY 27 (AFP): The G7 nations have demanded action from internet providers and social media firms against extremist content online, vowing to step up their fight against terrorism after this week’s Manchester attack. British Prime Minister Theresa May won solidarity from her G7 colleagues at summit talks in Italy after the suicide bombing Monday at a pop concert killed 22 people, including several children. The G7 also vowed a collective effort to track down and prosecute foreign fighters dispersing from conflicts such as Syria, which May said showed the morphing nature of the threat. “We agreed the threat from Daesh is evolving rather than disappearing,” she told a news conference, referring to the Islamic State group, also known by the acronyms of ISIS and ISIL. “As they lose ground in
said. Trump called for a greater resolve to bring nations together to “crush” the common enemy -- “the evil organisations of terror”. “But this attack also steels our resolve to bring nations together for the righteous purpose of crushing the evil organisations of terror, and exposing their depraved, twisted, and thuggish ideology,” he said. Tr ump said that America will take every step to protect its people as he made an appeal to protect all faiths and religions. “Civilisation is at a precipice -- and whether we climb or fall will be decided
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Christians must end, and all who aid their killers must be punished,” he said in a statement. “Terrorists are engaged in a war against civilization, and it is up to all who value life to confront and defeat this evil,” Trump said in a statement after the terrorist attack in Egypt. Trump said that the bloodshed of the innocent “inflicts a wound upon humanity”. “This merciless slaughter of Christians in Egypt tears at our hearts and grieves our souls. Wherever innocent blood is spilled, a wound is inflicted upon humanity,” he
M A R AW I , M AY 2 7 (AGENCIES): Philippine fighter aircraft unleashed rocket fire against militants on Saturday, prompting villagers to hoist white flags to avoid being targeted as the military turned to airstrikes to try to end the siege of a southern city by Islamic State group-allied militants. The predominantly Muslim city of Marawi, home to some 200,000 people, has been under siege since a failed army raid Tuesday on a suspected hideout of Isnilon Hapilon, who is on Washington’s list of most-wanted terrorists. Hapilon got away and fighters loyal to him took over parts of the city, burning buildings, taking cover in houses and seizing about a dozen hostages, including a Catholic priest. Their condition remains unknown. At least 48 people have died in the fighting, including 35 militants and 11 soldiers, officials say, adding that an unspecified number of civilians are feared to have died. While up to 90 percent of Marawi’s people have fled amid the fighting, many who were trapped or refused
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With immense pleasure and pride the Sungratsu Officers Forum (SOF) express heartiest congratulations to the following individuals. 1. Dr. L. Daniel Longchar on being conferred the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Christian Leadership by the University of Jerusalem, Chennai, India. 2. Mr. Züiner Jamir, son of Mr. & Mrs Sademnungsang Jamir for securing the top 18th position in the HSLC exam. 2017. The Forum also extends warmest congratulations to Sungratsu Govt. High School for securing 100% pass percentage in the HSLC examinations 2017. The Forum wishes them success in their future endeavour. Dr. Benjongkumba Amongla C. Jamir President Secretary Sungratsu Officers Forum Sungratsu Officers Forum
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Relatives of Coptic Christians carry coffins of their relatives who were killed during a bus attack, following their funeral service, at Abu Garnous Cathedral in Minya, Egypt, May 26, 2017. (AP/PTI)
Egyptian Army has launched airstrikes on terror groups in Libya in response to the attack that killed 29 Coptic Christians with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi asserting that his country will not hesitate in striking any camps that harbour or train terrorists. Announcing the retaliatory attack, the Egyptian Army spokesperson Tamer el-Refae posted a clip, which also included footages of army aircraft taking off, on his official Facebook and Twitter pages yesterday. Six air strikes against “terror camps in Libya” were reported by state television. The jihadist training camps were hit in the eastern Libyan city of Derna. Masked gunmen attacked a bus and other vehicles taking a group of Coptic Christians to Anba Samuel monastery in the Minya Governorate, 250km south of Cairo. “Egypt will not hesitate in striking any camps that harbour or train terrorist elements whether inside Egypt or outside Egypt,” Sisi said in a televised address.
LONDON, MAY 27 (PTI): British police today made two more arrests in connection with the suicide bombing at a pop concert in Manchester that killed 22 people, bringing the number of suspects in custody to 11. The men, aged 20 and 22, have been held on suspicion of terror offences after officers used an explosive device to gain entry to a home in Cheetham Hill this morning, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said. A total of 13 people have been arrested in the terror investigation, two of whom have been released without charge, the Greater Manchester Police said. Eleven people remain in custody in connection with Monday night’s suicide bombing at Manchester Arena, where American singer Ariana Grande had just finished performing. The ages of the detained men range from 18 to 38. Police made two arrests yesterday, one in Moss Side and one in Rusholme. The cousins of the bomber are believed to be among those attested. A 34-year-old woman and 16-year-old boy who were also arrested have been released without charge.
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WASHINGTON/CAIRO, MAY 27 (AGENCIES): US President Donald Trump has denounced as “merciless slaughter” the attack on Coptic Christians in Egypt that left at least 29 dead, urging the nations to defeat “terrorists engaged in a war against civilizations”. Islamic State on Saturday claimed responsibility for the attack. Trump said that the United States “makes clear to its friends, allies, and partners that the treasured and historic Christian Communities of the Middle East must be defended and protected.” “The bloodletting of
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Nise Meruno and Alobo Naga during their performance at Kuda Cafe, Saturday.
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ise Meruno and Alobo Naga performed to a packed audience during their collaborative acoustic performance at Kuda Café, Kuda Village, Dimapur, Saturday night. Belting out some of the most popular and crowd favourite songs including Make You Feel My Love, In This Life, When I Was Your Man, What A Wonderful World, All of Me, Always, Kumsüjulo, I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing, Stand By Me besides some more covers, the two artistes took turns in giving a mesmerizing performance to the crowd.
Post concert, Nise summarised the show as a “therapy session” for the both of them as they had been going through hurdles in their professional lives recently. But the massive turnout for the event reflected the positive sentiments and constant support of the people towards our works, which is “really humbling and heart touching”, Nise said. Alobo in a brief description of the show said, it was what he had been wanting to do, something “totally music” with no artificial touches but the pure and authentic voice of
an artiste with his acoustic instrument. Adding that he took the live performance, which is a one on one kind of an atmosphere with an audience, as a challenge where he can sing some of his favourite songs. Alobo added that it was always a blessing for him singing and performing with Nise, who was also his vocal teacher during his initial stages as an artiste. Regretting that a lot of people had to go home since they could not find a place to even stand, Alobo left a note of encouragement for them by expressing his desire to come up with more of such shows in a bigger way in the future. Describing the concert as “awesome”, one of the audiences said the crowd really enjoyed singing along as the two artistes performed some of their favourite songs of all time both classic and contemporary. (Staff Reporter)
Infotainment Chris Cornell: Friends and family at singer’s funeral
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Street play on adolescent health issues The Virazouma Village Council and the Students' Union congratulate the following members for clearing the HSLC and HSSLC exam. 1) Vinole Kiso (HSSLC) for holding a position within Top 20 with highest mark in Education (96 makhs)
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B Acharya to brief him on the upcoming Handshake hek district conduct- health problems as well as P. Concert to be held in Hanoi, Vietnam on 17th June, 2017. ed an awareness and social and psychological The Concert is being organised in association with The Embassy of India, Hanoi and Eclectic North East. sensitization program problems. through street play on 25th May 2016 on Adolescent Health issues. The street play was performed by a group of youth from Police Baptist Church DEF Phek which was organised by District Health Society Phek. With an aim to educate and sensitized the STUDENTS OF general public on the Adolescents and Reproductive CLASSROOM Sexual Health (ARSH) and thus prevent the adolesPROGRAM cent from problems like teenage pregnancy,unsafe abortions,HIV/ SELECTED IN J.E.E. (MAINS) 2017 IN 1ST YEAR OF N.I.J.E.E. STIs,anaemia etc. The youth members conducted a street play in two locations on the topic danger of early & MOST SYSTEMATIC pregnancy and Right age of marriage. A health talk FOR ALL SUBJECTS UNDER ONE ROOF was also highlighted to the GET EXTRAORDINARY TUITIONS WITH audience on the dangers of early pregnancy which LONG LIST OF EXTRAS is associated with a lot of AT JUST ORDINARY FEE (SAME AS ANY OTHER TUITION) risk for both the mother and child which causes physical Teachers From Outside Nagaland With Long Experience In Premium Coaching Institutes Of India, Booklet Study Materials On Full Syllabus For All Programs, Most Effective Class Notes, Short-Cut & Memorising Techniques For All Subjects, Monthly / Regular Tests: Unit Wise / Subject Wise, Mock Tests In Board Exam Pattern, Vast Library With Vast Collection Of Books For Class 11, 12 & Entrance Exams, Career Counselling For All Students, Free Extra Classes For Weak Students,
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M a d r i d, M ay 2 7 (IANS): FC Barcelona defender Gerard Pique has said that he felt that refereeing decisions had influenced the destination of this season’s Liga Santander title. “I sincerely think that the referees influenced the outcome of the title, but I won’t be drawing up a list to back myself up,” Pique was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency. “They (Real Madrid) won the title and now we have to turn over the page and continue,” Pique said on Friday. The defender admitted there were “some games where we didn’t do enough,” and that Barca “need to be a better team,” but hoped that, “last season’s experiences will serve to implement Video Referee Technology.” He then looked ahead to the Cup final, which will be Luis Enrique’s last game as Barca coach after three seasons at the Camp Nou. “He deserves a good send off, because he’s been one of the best coaches in the club’s history and deserves to leave us with a trophy ... These three seasons have been magnificent and I want him to leave with a winners’ medal and on a happy note,” said the defender. Finally Pique warned about the threat posed by an Alaves side who earlier in the season won 2-1 in the Camp Nou.
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Dimapur, May 27 (NPN): OnukNenok emerged as the champion of the 1st Open Penalty Shoot-out Tournament organised by Chumukedima Ao Students’ Union (CASU) at 1st NAP football ground on Saturday. In the final, Onuk- Nenok beat Black Hornet-A 5-4. Chingmak of Black Hornet-A was declared the Best keeper of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We are indebted to so many individuals, groups and organizations for extending support to us and our Son Pukhrambam Basanta Singh, in the form of finance, materials and prayers, during his sickness and at the demise on 16th May 2017. We acknowledge your kindness with sincere gratitude and thankfulness. But words can never suffice to thank you enough. In particular, we are most thankful to Dr. M. Raleng and his team of dedicated doctors and nurses at the Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur for rendering excellent medical care to our son and brother throughout his sickness till last moments, Acer Point Owner & Friends, Nagaland VIVO team, Network of Blood Donor (NOBD), Dr. V. Antoly Sema DCMO, Dr. Albert, District Hospital Dimapur & Burma Camp Youth, for upholding our family and for organizing the send-off to our residence. We are much touched and comforted with love, respect and honour by the friends and colleague. We are unable to reach each everyone of you personally, Through this column, we wish to convey our deepest gratitude and sincere thankfulness to all friends, wellwishers, organizations and relatives. THANK YOU for standing by us with your tributes and comforting us with your kind words, sympathy and prayers. May the Lord Almighty richly bless each and every one of you for all the goodness you have done to us and our son and brother. DP-5419
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the tournament. All together 32 teams participated in the tournament. Earlier, the inaugural programme was led by Temsunaro. Tialila Imchen, C.E.D Police Baptist Church invoked God’s presence and a short speech was delivered by the guest of honour Razouvotuo Chatsu, chairman, Chumukedima Village Council.
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We t h e U n e m p l o y e d Tr a i n e d N u r s e s Association of Nagaland express shock and sadness at the sudden demise of its member Ms. Iluisile (Former President) and Mr. Kiuthsang (executive member). Both of them were devoted members who has worked tirelessly for UTNA. Their good works and selfless contribution towards the upliftment of UTNA would always be remembered and UTNA also convey our deepest sympathy and prayers to the bereaved family. May God grand the departed soul eternal rest. Sd/Sd/Amoni Neivotonou President General Secretary UTNA UTNA
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28-05-2015 It’s been two years since the day you left us Your presence we miss, Your memory we treasure Loving you always, Forgetting you never. You are in our hearts, our thoughts, in our lives… Always Dearer still as the years depart We miss you every single day You live Forever in our heart.
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“A Testimony of God’s Grace Defying Human Possibilities…” Late Mr. L. Mar Ozüküm (Mongsenyimti) 5th Mile, Dimapur
Lt. Neikhozolie Peseyie 1932 - 18th May, 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 prayer during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Neikhozolie Peseyie. 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 children, grandchildren & relatives K-1715
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No words seem adequate enough to say “thank you” to each and every individual who expressed their sympathy & love during the loss of our beloved father and my husband. We are truly blessed to have such wonderful friends & families during times like this through your prayers, presence, materials and finances. Your expressions of sympathy were greatly appreciated and will never be forgotten. We also wish to convey our heartfelt gratitude to the following : 1. East Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo 2. Unity Village Ao Baptist Arogo 3. Aoyimti Baptist Arogo 4. Sumi Baptist Church Unity Village 5. Chakhesang Baptist Church Unity Village 6. International Evangelistic Fellowship (IEF), Dimapur Wing 7. Dimapur Mongsenyimti Senso Telongjem 8. Dimapur Langpangkong Senso Telongjem 9. Dimapur Aoli Ozüküm Telongjem 10. Unity Village Council 11. Unity Village Ao Senso Telongjem 12. Tsükjemtemsu Zünga Telongjem 13. D. Khel Telongjem Mongsenyimti 14. Medemer Telongjem Mongsenyimti 15. Mongsenyimti Nokojungba Tsür Dimapur Unit 16. Sentep Luim Society Dimapur 17. Sacred Heart English School, 5th Mile 18. Vision Home Higher Secondary School, Diphupar DP-5426
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We the family members of Late Tsawoto Assumi would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, neighbours, friends, well-wishers, near and dear one who stood by us physically, financially, materially and with unceasing prayers during the brief illness and at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 21st May, 2017. We sincerely convey our special thanks to :1. Shri. Kaito Aye, Hon'ble Minister National Highway 2. Thakiye Village Baptist Church. DP-5425
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Taurus players with the trophy and cheque after winning the 9th Open Basketball Tournament. (NP)
Rumours are untrue: Griezmann London, M ay 2 7 (Agencies): Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Griezmann has dismissed reports he has already agreed to leave this summer but stopped short of committing his future to the club. Griezmann has been strongly linked with a move to Manchester United, with the odds on the transfer going through seemingly only improving after United’s Europa League win guaranteed them Champions League football next season. A number of reports suggested personal terms had already been agreed with the deal set to be rubber-stamped. However, the France forward took to social media on Friday evening to reject those reports while admitting his future is uncertain. “All the rumours are unfounded,” he wrote. “I’m still Colchonero. My direction will be established after discussion with my sporting advisor.” Griezmann, who scored 26 goals in 53 appearances for Atletico last season, has a 100 million euros (£86.7million) buyout clause in his contract, and is said to be top of Jose Mourinho’s wish-list this summer.
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Raikkonen takes Monaco GP pole
Kimi Raikkonen (centre) took pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix ahead of Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel and Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas M O NAC O, M ay 2 7 (Agencies): Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen took pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday, and title contender Lewis Hamilton failed to make the top 10 in a significant blow for Mercedes. Ferrari has been quick all weekend and championship leader Sebastian Vettel starts on the front row alongside teammate Raikkonen. Vettel left it late but pushed Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas back to third. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen starts fourth. Raikkonen’s last pole was at the French GP as far back as 2008. The 37-
year-old Finnish driver got a leading time of 1 minute, 12.178 seconds — just ahead of Vettel’s 1:12.221. “It doesn’t guarantee anything for tomorrow. Nevertheless, I’ll happily take it,” Raikkonen said. “I was very happy with the car. It was nice, straightforward qualifying.” Hamilton headed into the weekend six points behind Vettel and aiming to move level with Ayrton Senna’s total of 65 pole positions. Instead, the threetime F1 champion could only get the 14th best time. While Vettel and Raikkonen took 1-2 earlier in final practice, Hamilton
was only fifth. His form failed to improve in qualifying, twice wobbling on the track after losing grip on his car. “This weekend has been a bit tricky for us,” said Bottas, who clocked 1:12.223. “It was quite difficult to get a lap together and Lewis also struggled with that. Ferrari had the upper hand in general.” Ve t t e l n a r r o w l y missed out on a 48th career pole. “The car was really nice to drive. I was probably a bit too greedy and wanted a bit too much,” Vettel said. “The bottom line is that it’s a great result for the team.”
However, Taurus came back strongly in the third and fourth quarter to win the match 61-52. The champion team walked home richer with Rs. 50,000, trophy and certificate sponsored by Beshang Chang while the first runner-up, Amplified team fetched Rs. 30,000 along with trophy and certificate sponsored by Abel Sumi. Vikuo Israil of Taurus was named the most valuable player and received Rs. 10,000 sponsored by WTF-The Naga Diner and scooty sponsored by former parliamentary secretary Khriehu Liezietsu.
Earlier, in the 1st semifinal, Taurus defeated Team Dorians by 46-39 while Amplified beat Werewolves 72-60 in the second semifinal. The two losing semifinalists received Rs. 5000 each sponsored by Tinumeren Walling. Altogether 20 teams from Dimapur, Wokha, Kohima and Mokokchung participated in the tournament. Earlier, Mmhonlumo Kikon, in his address as the guest of honour, stressed the need for change in the social, political, governance, accountability, state affairs etc for betterment in Naga
society. He challenged the youth of the state to be an agent of change. He also reminded the thousands of youths gathered that “our people are not inferior to others” and advised to move forward with positive attitude. The closing ceremony was compeered by Akhriebou and Yanpvuo. Special songs were presented by Rugks Ngouri and Virie, welcome address was delivered by organising committee convenor Teisozhavi Theiinuo, while the vote of thanks was proposed by Suncity advisor Paul Rutsa.
Kane wins PFA Fans’ award
Man City sign Silva from Monaco
thrower China, South Korea enter Sudirman Cup final Javelin Rohit fails
L ondon , M ay 2 7 (Agencies): Manchester City have completed the signing of midfielder Bernardo Silva from Monaco. The 22-year-old has joined City for £43m and has signed a five-year deal at the Etihad. Silva, who will wear the number 20 shirt at City, becomes Pep Guardiola’s first major signing of the summer. “It feels great. To be honest I’m now at one of the best teams in the world. To be part of this club and to have this opportunity is great,” Silva told the club’s website. “I’m very happy to be part of Manchester City’s team and I look forward to trying to do my best to help the team reach their goals. If not the best coach in the world, [Guardiola] is one of the best.” “Of course when you have the opportunity of being trained by Guardiola, you don’t say no. As we all know, what he did in Barcelona and Bayern Munich was amazing and we expect also here that he will win titles.” A product of the Benfica academy, Silva has 12 caps for Portugal’s senior side and has helped Monaco win the Ligue 1 title this season.
N E W D E L H I , M ay 27 (PTI): Young javelin thrower Rohit Yadav is set to be stripped of the silver medal that he won at the Asian Youth Athletics championship after he tested positive for a banned substance. The 16-year-old Yadav, a 2016 World School Games gold medalist, was placed under provisional suspension after his ‘A’ sample returned positive for ‘stanozolol’. “Rohit has tested positive for stanozolol and he has been placed under provisional suspension,” a top AFI official said. “It is just ‘A’ sample right now and AFI got the results of the test on May 23 that is final day of the Asian Youth Athletics Championship in Bangkok. AFI didn’t know about the dope result and so he was sent,” he added. It was an in-competition test, which was conducted last month during the National Youth Championship in Hyderabad. The second Asian Youth Athletics Championship was held at Bangkok, Thailand from May 20-23.
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K oh i ma , M ay 2 7 (NPN): Taurus emerged as the champion of 9th Open Basketball Tournament organized by Nagaland Basketball Association (NBA) and Suncity Kohima at Kohima local ground on Saturday. In the final, Taurus came from behind to beat its strong opponent, Amplified 61-52. After the second quarter, Amplified were ahead on the scoreboard. Taurus scored 12 and 25 in the first and second quarter respectively whereas Amplified scored 16 and 33.
Harry Kane L ondon, M ay 2 7 (Agencies): Harry Kane has won the PFA Fans’ Premier League Player of the Season award, ahead of N’Golo Kante and Eden Hazard. Over 49,000 votes were cast in the poll, which was held on the Sky Sports website and apps, and Kane, who finished as the Premier League’s top goalscorer, came out on top with 16,378 votes ahead of Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante, who received 13,515 votes. Hazard, who scored 16 goals and grabbed five assists, finished third with
8,412 votes ahead of Alexis Sanchez (6,727), Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli (3,507) and Everton striker Romelu Lukaku (955). The top six were chosen by our expert panel, which included Sky Sports pundits Paul Merson and Peter Beagrie, Mike Riley - general manager of the Professional Game Match Officials, and Malcolm Clarke - chairman of the Football Supporters’ Federation. And it is Kane who has come out on top thanks to your votes, which have been verified by an independent party. The 23-year-old scored 29 goals and provided seven assists to help Tottenham finish second behind champions Chelsea - their highest Premier League finish. Kane finished as the league’s top scorer for a second successive season and his performances also saw him named in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year. Earlier in the week, Portsmouth’s Enda Stevens won the League Two award, Bolton defender David Wheater was named PFA Fans’ Player of the Season in League One, while Newcastle striker Dwight Gayle picked up the Championship award.
Gold Coast , May 27 (IANS): Record champions China and South Korea reached the final of the Sudirman Cup mixed team badminton championship after beating Japan and Thailand respectively in the semi-finals here on Saturday. China pipped Japan 3-2 in a nail-biting thriller, while South Korea registered an impressive 3-1 victory over Thailand at the Carrara Indoor Sports Stadium. The spirited Japanese managed to force the contest right down to the wire. But the nerves and skill of Chen Qingchen and Jia Yifan, in the deciding women’s doubles match against Misaki Matsumoto and Ayaka Takahashi 21-12 21-19, sealed China’s place
in Sunday’s final, reports Xinhua news agency. Other players who helped China were singles veteran Lin Dan and the mixed doubles combine of Li Junhui and Liu Yuchen. China are aiming to bag their seventh consecutive title and 11th overall in the biennial competition. In the final, they face South Korea, who had halted their run of four consecutive titles in 2003. In the other semi-final match, Indonesia started strongly, with mixed doubles paring of Dechapol Puavaranukroh and Sapsiree Taerattanachai getting the better of Choi Solgyu and Chae Yoo Jung 21-16, 21-12 in the first match of the tie. But South Korean sin-
PARIS, May 27 (Agencies): With the world’s top five occupied by players over 30 for the first time, Rafael Nadal is poised to tighten the old guard’s Grand Slam grip by capturing an unprec-
edented 10th French Open. The Spaniard, written off as a contender in Paris after a quarter-final loss to Novak Djokovic in 2015 and an injury-enforced pullout before the third round
last year, arrives at Roland Garros as the overwhelming favourite. The 30-year-old has already reached the magical 10 titles this year at the claycourt events in Monte Carlo
Sung Ji Hyun of South Korea celebrates her victory against Ratchanok Intanon of Thailand. gles specialists Son Wan Ho and Sung Ji Hyun defeated Suppanyu Avihingsanon and Ratchanok Intanon respectively to give them two crucial points. Choi Solgyu and Seung Jae Seo won the men’s doubles match against Bo-
din Isara and Dechapol Puavaranukroh 21-13, 2116 to make it a successful outing for the tournament’s second most successful team South Korea, who are bidding for their fourth title, with the last coming in 2003.
WADA receives Russia’s new national anti-doping plan
Moscow, May 27 (IANS): The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) received Russias recently proposed national plan on the fight against abuse of performance enhancing drugs and is already studying the material, the international agency said. “WADA can confirm that we have received Russia’s National Anti-Doping Strategy and we are currently in the process of reviewing it,” WADA said in a statement addressed
to Tass news agency on Friday. Russia’s Independent Public Anti-Doping Commission (IPADC) on Tuesday issued its national plan on the fight against abuse of performance enhancing drugs in sports. The plan must be implemented before the end of 2017 and envisages a substantial reduction in anti-doping rules violations in Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the work done by spe-
Rafael Nadal targets 10th title in French Open
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and Barcelona. For good measure, he also won Madrid for a fifth time, ending a two-year seven-match losing streak against Djokovic in the process. Nadal boasts a sensational career record at Roland Garros - 72 wins and just two defeats, to Djokovic in 2015 and an injuryaffected shock loss to Robin Soderling in 2009. That defeat to the Swede opened the door for Roger Federer to win his only French Open title. However, Federer, at 35, is skipping the French Open to save himself for an assault on an eighth Wimbledon. Djokovic, the defending champion in Paris, and world number one Andy Murray are struggling for form ahead of the tournament which starts Sunday. However, Nadal is desperate to keep a lid on
expectations. “You have to write what you have to do, but I don’t care,” said Nadal when asked about his status as favourite. Nadal has also thrived on hard courts in 2017, reaching his first Slam final in three years when he lost in five sets to Federer in Australia despite being a break to the good in the deciding set. He was a beaten finalist against Federer in Miami while his title triumph in Madrid gave him a recordequalling 30th Masters title to add to his 14 majors. Nadal’s record on clay against the world’s top two is also heavily-weighted in his favour -- 8-2 against Murray (2-0 at Roland Garros) and 10-5 when facing Djokovic (5-1 in Paris). The Spanish star will open his campaign against combustible Frenchman Benoit Paire.
cialists from the IPADC saying that the commission should be in charge of monitoring the implementation of the new national anti-doping plan. The Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) Executive Board approved the establishment of the public antidoping commission late last July. Vitaly Smirnov, who is also an International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) honorary member, was appointed the head of the new body.
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