May 4, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 147

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Intolerant Indians don’t find Church must be free from pol influence: NBCC place in Indian ethos: President

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Church deeply concerned with electioneering system. It has gone corrupt, seemingly affecting every system of our existence - Rev. Dr. Z. Keyho -

Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 3 (NPN): Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) has asserted the Church, being a religious body, must not be influenced by the political agenda of any political party.

Speaking at the state level seminar on Clean Election at the NBCC Platinum Hall here today, NBCC general secretary Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho said that NBCC was neither against election nor politicians.

He, however, said the “Church was deeply concerned with the electioneering system. It has gone corrupt in the state, seemingly affecting every system of our existence.”

Rev. Keyho said it was

DC Dimapur notifies butchers D I M A P U R , M AY 3 (NPN): Dimapur district administration has notified all butchers along the NH29 to slaughter all animals from DMC modern abattoir, Old Khatkhati Road, Burma Camp Dimapur with immediate effect. In a press note, deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, informed that DMC has established a unit of modern slaughter house for cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats and pigs. DC also reminded that the Supreme Court and the Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI) had issued directives to centralise slaughter of all animals as mandatory. Therefore, all butchers operating along NH-29 have been directed to take their animals to the authorised modern slaughter houses in order to conduct proper ante-mortem and post mortem inspection of livestock/meat for safe healthy and hygienic meat for human consumption.

HSLC, HSSLC results on May 8

DIMAPUR, MAY 3 (NPN): Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has informed that the provisional results of HSLC and HSSLC exams 2017 would be declared May 8 afternoon.

(Seated 3rd from L) Rev. Dr. Z. Keyho along with resource persons and members of various Churches in Kohima on Wednesday. (NP)

every individual’s responsibility to clean up the system, which has consumed the Nagas making them ineffective and become victim to the evil practices of election.

“It has affected every system like a virus killing us softly,” NBCC general secretary said.

Stating that the clean election campaign was a good movement, Rev. Keyho proposed to initiate a disciplinary committee that would biblically, theologically and ethically empower the Church to execute action.

NBCC general secretary also proposed to write to the election authorities to judiciously work hard on

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the Christian principles and ensure that people elect a real Christian leader. Rev. Atsongchanger said a true leader must ensure that Nagas were all protected from all threats and must be willing to go against corruption.

He said it was time to shout and to dive deeper in the clean election campaign.

Angami Baptist Church Council (ABCC) executive director, Rev Atsi Dolie, who spoke on “Why the Church should be involved in clean election campaign”, said that clean election campaign includes the practices of NGOs, village councils, student unions, municipal councils/ town committees and even

Strict measures against bandhs in Karbi Anglong Correspondent

Diphu, May 3: Citing various recent rulings of the Supreme Court on the issue of bandhs, the district administration of Karbi Anglong has, while acknowledging the right to enforce bandh or shutdowns, declared that “bandh” or shutdown interferes with the exercise of the fundamental freedoms of other citizens, in addition to causing national loss in many ways, and therefore illegal. In a notification, the district magistrate said that imposing bandh was illegal as it paralyses public life and volatiles the Fundamental Rights guaranteed under Article 19 (freedom of Speech) and Article 21 (Right to Liberty) of the Constitution.

The notification also stated: “Some persons in their individual capacity or in the name of organizations or association is calling bandhs in the district of Karbi Anglong and during such bandh the general public suffers huge economic loss, livelihood and

great inconvenience is caused to trade and transport, such bandhs in the past have provided opportunity for antisocial elements to perpetrate various crimes like arson, damage to public property, and harm to individuals, threat to social harmony and caused communal disturbance; it is the duty conferred of the state to protect the life and liberty of the citizens and such duty is performed through the district administration”.

It further warned of legal measures, saying contempt petition would be filed against the individual or organizations which violate the orders of Constitutional Courts and call bandhs. The individual, organizations, association which called bandh would be made legally liable for the crimes perpetrated owing to bandh call.

The individual, organizations, association which have called bandh would be sued for recovery of an equal amount of compensation, with interest for causing economic loss, the notification stated.

be sent on email to the users.

Additionally, any person can request for EMF emission measurement at a location by paying a nominal fee of Rs 4,000 online,” it says.

The tests will be conducted by the local Telecom Enforcement Resource and Monitoring (TERM) field unit of the DoT and the test report would be provided to the requestor, the statement added.

Allaying fears about mobile tower radiation, Communications Minister Manoj Sinha, who inaugurated the portal, said India had 10 times stricter norms than global standards prescribed by International Commission on NonIonizing Radiation Protection and recommended by World Health Organization (WHO).

He also said more towers were needed to have bet-

NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (IANS): President Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday said intolerant Indians don’t find place in Indian ethos.

Mukherjee spoke at the 64th National Film Awards presentation ceremony, praising the Indian film industry for promoting a message of universal brotherhood and tolerance.

“There’s diversity of India in the film industry...

It conveys one message -- universal brotherhood, tolerance, co-operation, coexistence, and the message that successful filmmakers have made is that we maybe argumentative, but we can’t be intolerant. “Intolerant Indians don’t find place in Indian ethos, in Indian culture and Indian soil and I am happy that Indian film industry has never forgotten to convey this basic message to people,” he added.

The President was delighted to see a sort of “mini India” represented by the diverse talent from the length and breadth of the country at the Vigyan Bhavan here.

He was especially happy about the strides the younger generation is mak-

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ing towards creating visibility for Indian talent in the international circuit.

“When the young generations take it off, we can feel safe and secure and our national interest will be safe and well-protected,” Mukherjee added. Asserting that freedom of speech and expression+ is guaranteed to every Indian by the Constitution, the President reiterated saying: “There should be no room in India for the intolerant Indian”.

President Pranab Mukherjee, who has been vocal on the issue, had earlier stated that India’s traditions never allowed the practice of intolerance as unity in diversity with mutual coexistence and understanding is the strength of the country. He said this while

speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the ‘Namami Brahmaputra’ festival.

“There are 200 languages spoken in India across its length and breath. All major seven religions are practised in India. Nowhere in the world is found so much ethnic diversity,” he said, adding, “despite this, India is one nation having one Constitution, living under one flag, one system maintaining regional identity”.

“We are one nation.

This mutual co-existence, mutual understanding is our strength. Managing this diversity is our greatest strength. If it is said Indians are argumentative, I will agree. But if it is said Indians are intolerant, I refuse to agree. Intolerance has never been allowed,” he said.

Earlier, the President had also cautioned law makers never to take people for granted. “They (law makers) must focus on the fundamental task of law making and raising of issues of concern to the people. The trust placed by the people in the political system and those elected should not be betrayed,” he said.

Police recovers Cong NECCC to counter Facebook to review vehicle involved in BJP’s NEDA in NE states violent contents hit-and-run case G U WA H AT I , M AY 3 bastion. But since the 2014 NEW YORK, MAY 3 (AGENCIES):

DIMAPUR, MAY 3 (NPN): Dimapur traffic police has seized the vehicle (Tata Mobile) they believed to be involved in the hit-and-run crash on April 30 morning at NH 29 between Chumukedima police gate and Patkai Bridge that killed three persons.

According to ADCP/ PRO Dimapur police, the traffic police investigating the case found the vehicle abandoned in a paddy field near Chathe River.

Three persons were killed when the two-wheeler (scooter) they were riding rammed into a vehicle coming from opposite direction.

One of the victims reportedly died on the spot while the other two succumbed to injuries at the hospital. Driver of the vehicle is still absconding but police are hopeful of positive outcome following necessary enquiry and investigations, PRO said.

Worried about mobile tower emission?

You can now ask for an official test

NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (IANS): Worried about mobile tower emission impacting your health? You can now ask the government (More on p-8) to come and check the radiation level in your house.

The Department of Telecom (DoT) on Tuesday launched Tarang Sanchar, a web portal for information sharing on mobile towers and electro-magnetic field (EMF) emission compliance.

An official statement said the EMF portal is designed to provide a public interface where an easy map-based search feature has been provided for viewing the mobile towers in vicinity of any locality.

“By click of a button, “Ran everywhere to get information on EMF comthis Aadhaar card and pliance status of mobile finally you say it’s not towers can be accessed. Demandatory. What’s all tailed information about any this?” tower site, if requested, will

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cleansing the electoral roll in the Nagaland.

He also said that the Church must stand against any element that seeks to infringe on one’s faith with religious ideologies in the name of politics or political party.

The Church, he said would always be on guard and be vocal against such designs, saying this should not be construed as going against clean election campaign code of conduct.

In his keynote address, Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) executive secretary, Rev. Dr. Mar Atsongchanger, said clean election must not only confine to vote but must involve

the Naga national leaders.

Rev. Dolie said that casting vote should be free from external coercion or allurement as clean election campaign aimed at educating voters to abide by the code of conduct and guidelines of Election Commission.

He pointed out that taking away the rights of others by capturing booths or personating someone was sin and evidently, brings stark enmity among the Church members.

He said Naga society was filled with hatred, discrimination, corruption, injustice, tribalism, khelism, clan-ism, nepotism, escapism, and immorality thereby in the context of all these sufficient problems, the Church is expected to do what it can in cleaning up the recurring election mess and evils.

On the occasion, Rev. Dr. Mar Atsongchanger also released the book on “A journey of Nagaland into the next Millinium” authored by Phuveyi Dozo.

Leaders of various Churches, members from Oriental Theological Seminary and others attended the one day seminar.

ter connectivity. “We always talk about no call drops, but we do not want towers near our house,” the minister said.

The minister said when people are ignorant about things, they tend to spread rumours. To have better connectivity, more infrastructure would be required, he pointed out. “(Such) radiation has no adverse impact on human health. During the last 30 years, the WHO has conducted some 25,000 campaigns on this subject and never stated that mobile tower radiation has adverse impact on human health,” he said.

Sinha said the launch of Tarang Sanchar portal will definitely help in clearing myths and misconceptions in public minds on mobile towers and EMF emissions from them.

(AGENCIES): The All India Congress Committee has activated the North East Congress Coordination Committee (NECCC), a platform for Congress leaders from the region to counter the the Northeast Democratic Alliance (NEDA) headed by the BJP. NEDA has played a crucial role in strengthening the BJP’s presence in a traditionally weak region for the party.

According to ET reports, NECCC leaders, including Congress chief ministers, are preparing a roadmap for countering the growth of the BJP in the region. A meeting of the NECCC would be held in the poll-bound Meghalaya by end of May, and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi is expected to tour the region soon.

Northeast India has traditionally been a Congress

Rajya Sabha bypoll in Manipur, Odisha on May 25 NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (IANS): Bypolls to the vacant Rajya Sabha seat from Manipur and one from Odisha will be held on May 25, the Election Commission announced on Wednesday.

The process of election will be completed by May 27, the poll panel said.

The Rajya Sabha seat from Manipur became vacant after death of the sitting Congress member, Haji Abdul Salam.

The seat from Odisha fell vacant as its occupant, Bishnu Charan Das of the Biju Janata Dal, resigned after his appointment as Deputy Chairman of Odisha State Planning Board and convener of the BJD’s Dalit cell.

Notification for the election will be issued on May 8, and the last date for nomination is May 15.

general elections, the Congress has lost polls in Assam, and Manipur, while defection in the party allowed the BJP to form the government in Arunachal Pradesh. Nagaland, too, is ruled by the Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN), a combine in which the BJP is a partner.

The BJP has also made deep inroads in the Congressruled Meghalaya, and the Marxist of Tripura.

A senior All-India Congress Committee (AICC) leader told ET: “The AICC has decided to empower state leaders. Rahul Gandhi has assured that he will travel to any place in Northeast India and do everything possible to resurrect the Congress.

Rahul will tour the region this month.” Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma is also the convenor of the NECCC.

Facebook Inc will add 3,000 people over the next year to monitor reports of inappropriate material on the social media network and removing videos such as murders and suicides, Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday.

Zuckerberg, the company’s cofounder, said in a Facebook post the workers will be in addition to the 4,500 people who already review posts that may violate its terms of service.

The hiring spree represents an acknowledgement by Facebook that, at least for now, it needs more than automated software to improve monitoring of broadcasts on Facebook Live, a service that has been marred since its launch last year by instances of people streaming violence.

Last week, a father in Thailand broadcast himself killing his daughter on Facebook Live, police said. After more than a day, and 370,000 views, Facebook removed the video. Other videos from places such as Chicago and Cleveland have also shocked viewers with their violence.

Cong frustrated and diminishing: BJP D I M A P U R , M AY 3 (NPN): Nagaland BJP unit has hit back at the Nagaland Pradesh Congress committee (NPCC), stating that their intolerant statements have shown the real frustration of the party as it was diminishing in all electoral fronts.

BJP unit media cell said Congress was restless to see the rapid growth of the BJP across the country, since most of the Congressmen had deserted the party knowing that it was sinking.

BJP said its government was firm in providing corruption-free and good governance unlike the Congress which had ruled the nation for many years with corruption at all levels. It reminded NPCC that the Congress’s dynastic politic was fading away as people had lost confidence.

In this regard, BJP unit appealed to the people “not to be swayed by the rumours or cheap political propagan-

da”, but to have confidence in the Indian constitution which provides protection and guarantee the freedom of religion or faith to every citizen. It claimed that since BJP had emerged as the largest secular political party in the world, it wanted the state of Nagaland to also witness the pragmatic approach for all round development in the near future.

BJP being a dynamic political party was determined to make India free from Congress, the media cell stated. “And so if the NPCC has sense, then it is better for them to join the secular party for all round development,” it added.

It further clarified that the BJP was a secular political party for good governance and registered under the Election Commission of India while RSS was a cultural organisation.

With regard allegations on events being held on

Christian holy days, BJP said since former PM AB Vajpayee, was born on December 25, the government of India had declared the day (Dec 25) as Good Governance Day on account of his birthday which also coincides with the Christmas day.

However, it reminded that the BJP unit including the state government observe Good Governance day either before or after December 25.

BJP further said that the Central government had also declared Digital India Day on April 14 on the occasion of Dr. Ambedkar’s birthday to acknowledge the father of Indian Constitution and social reformer. However, BJP said though God Friday date keeps changing every year, this year (2017) the birthday of Dr. Ambedkar coincided with Good Friday. It also pointed out that the International Yoga Day on June 21 was declared by the United Nation.

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People’s participation needed for development: R&B minister

(5th-R): Minister for R&B Y.Vikheho Swu with the department officials and leaders of Longleng district after inaugurating the bridge. (NP) Correspondent L O N G L E N G , M AY 3 (NPN): Minister for Roads & Bridges (R&B), Y. Vikheho Swu, has said that gover nment needs people’s participation and cooperation to develop the state.

He said this while addressing a mammoth gathering after inaugurating DDR standard Bailey bridge over Dikhu River at Shishi on Longleng-Ladigarh NEC road between Tamlu and Tangha under Longleng district.

Addressing the people on the bank Dikhu River at Shishi, Vikheho said government cannot develop the state unless people extend equal participation

and cooperation in any activity take up by the government.

On road connectivity across the state, the R&B minister admitted that though it was the duty of the department to provide proper road connectivity, the department was not able to provide the same in all nook and corners of the state due to “insufficient fund”.

He then asked the people to maintain and preser ve gover nment properties instead of relying only on the government and asked them to support the government for development to take place.

Commenting on the urban local body election and 33% women reservation in Nagaland, the minister

said cancellation of ULB election was a loss for the public. He urged the people to retrospect and act and help government to bring more fund for the development of the state.

The minister also lauded the contractor and department for completing the bridge on time.

Parliamentary secretary for land resource and excise, B.S.Nganlang Phom, also lauded the depar tment and contractor for taking up the construction work successfully and completing it on time.

He also appreciated the district administration, p o l i c e, N G O s a n d surrounding villages for ex t e n d i n g a l l s u p p o r t and cooperation towards

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department while executing the construction.

Presenting a technical report, chief engineer PWD R&B Nagaland Er. Krosu Rhetso, said the construction of DDR standard Bailey bridge was funded by North East Council (NEC) and was completed at an estimate cost of Rs.9.52 crores. He said the project started in the year 2009 and completed in the month of February, 2017.

Others who delivered short speeches include DC Longleng, Y. Denngan Avennoho ; Phom Peoples’ Council president Chingan Phom; Kangching village council, chairman, Met-ei Phom; Class-1 contractor, L. Pukhato Shohe; ex-MLA, Nyamli Phom and ex-MLA Shami Angh.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by Er. T.Puro, additional chief engineer PWD (R&B) Tuensang zone; invocation was said

by Nuklu Phom, executive secretary PBCA Longleng; welcome address by C. Hentok Phom, chairman Tangha village council; special song and folk dance were presented by Tamlu village students’ union and Yongshei Village cultural troupe respectively; vote of thanks was delivered

by Er. S.B. Angh executive engineer PWD (R&B) Longleng Division while benediction was said by W. Chailen Phom, Pastor Kangching Baptist Church.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, May 4, 2017

NAAC accredits ‘A’ grade to Kohima Science College DIMAPUR: Kohima Science College, Jotsoma has been accredited A grade with 3.42 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) during the 24th meeting of standing committee of National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore on May 2.

According to DIPR report, the CGPA is as per the revised grading system which took effect from July 1, 2016. Since then, 1235 colleges have been assessed

by NAAC all over India.

Out of these, 343 colleges have been graded ‘A’ or above with 302 colleges in A, 39 colleges in A+, and 2 colleges in A++ Grade.

As per the present list issued by NAAC, Kohima Science College, Jotsoma stands at 46th rank in the entire country which falls within the top 4% colleges of India.

According to the revised grading system of NAAC, a

college obtaining CGPA of 3.01-3.50 is graded A, 3.51-3.75 is graded A+ and 3.76-4.00 is graded A++.

Those colleges obtaining below 3 points are graded B++, B+, B, C or D. T h e NA AC p e e r team consisting of Prof.

Mohammad Raziuddin from Jharkhand, Dr. K. N. Guruprasad from Madhya Pradesh, and Dr. Gourang Chandra Mohanty from Orissa visited the college during April 11-12, 2017.

Meanwhile, Kohima Science College, Jotsoma, principal, Dr. I. Anungla Aier, acknowledged the the support and cooperation from various stakeholders, especially the state government, chairperson and members of the governing body, alumni association, parentsteachers association, Jotsoma community, faculty members, non-teaching staff, and the KSC Students’ Union.

news in brief CMO Dmu informs: In keeping with the “Mission Indradhanush” for immunization from preventable diseases, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dimapur has requested parents to vaccinate their children during vaccination camp to be conducted from May 8-15 in their respective colonies/villages across the district.

DDTMOA meeting: Dimapur District Timber Mill Owners Association (DDTMOA) has convened a meeting on May 6 at 10 a.m. at K. C. Complex, Purana Bazaar association office. All the members of DDTMOA have been requested to attend the meeting.

KSUD presidential meeting: Khiamniungan Students Union Dimapur (KSUD) has convened its presidential meeting on May 5 at 10 a.m. at the union’s treasurer residence. All the office bearers and executive members have been asked to attend the meeting.

ACD general meeting: Aichisaghemi Community Dimapur (ACD) has convened its general meeting on May 6 at 9 a.m. at the residence of its banker Nitoshe Rochill, Burma camp. All ACD members have been requested to attend the meeting.

DNCYE general meeting: Dimapur Nkonjan Changsu Yanhen Ekhung (DNCYE) has convened its general meeting on May 6, 9 a.m. at Lotha hoho ki, Duncan Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

DNME general meeting: Dimapur Nkonjan Mozhui Ekhung (DNME) has convened its general meeting on May 6 at 9 a.m. at the residence of Ponathung Mozhui, Dimapur. Members have been asked to bring the membership fees at the meeting.

Organisations condole demise of late Dipti Barman D I M A P U R : Va r i o u s o r g a n i s a t i o n s h ave expressed deep shock and grief at the demise of late Dipti Kr. Barman, retired additional commissioner of Taxes and advisor of Kachari Tribal Council Nagaland (KTCN). The organisations have also conveyed condolences to the bereaved family m e m be r s a nd fo r the departed soul to rest in peace.

KTCN: Kachari Tribal Council, Nagaland (KTCN) in a condolence message by press secretary, Dharma Dhaj Sonowal stated that the Kacharis of Nagaland has lost an active and humble social leader, creating a vacuum which would be difficult to fill. It described late Dipti as an intellectual and one who had always worked for the cause of the people. It expressed that his dedication

towards the society would always be cherished and remembered.

MKPO: Mech Kachari Public Organization of Nagaland (MKPO) in a condolence message described late Dipti as a leader who had always selflessly spent his life for the cause of the Kacharis.

Late Dipti had always emphasized on unity and his demise was a great loss while his contributions

Dimapur police cracks down on crime

D I M A P U R : D i m a p u r were arrested on charges Incriminating documents Police on April 29 arrested police has made several of extortion from Station in the form of challans, one lady identified as arrests in the past month, Road area, DImapur. slips, etc., were also seized Seirou Poumai of Phaibung mostly on charges of In a similar case, one from his possession.

Khurou village, Senapati, extortion, stated a press person identified as Zakato In another case of Manipur after she was statement by ADCP/PRO, Ayemi was arrested on April extor tion, one person found in possession of Dimapur police.

27 from Murgipatti area, i d e n t i f i e d a s A k iv i t o approximately 2 kgs of P R O , D i m a p u r Dimapur while demanding Aw o m i , r e p o r t e d ly a Opium. p o l i c e, i n f o r m e d t h a t illegal taxes from business Khapur of the NSCN(R), One arrested for attempted one person identified as houses. Incriminating was arrested from Diphupar murder: In another case, N a g a t o Ye p t h o m i wa s documents in the form area on April 28. He was t h e D i m a p u r P o l i c e a r r e s t e d o n ex t o r t i o n of demand slips of the arrested while ser ving a r r e s t e d o n e K a k u t o charges on April 25 from GDRN/FGN (NA) were demand slips to the business Zhimomi Khehoyi, after Sangtamtilla area, Dimapur. seized from his possession, establishments. he reportedly attempted to He was caught collecting PRO added.

Two persons identified murder a lady with firearms money from vehicles in the On the same day, as Takendar Singh and at Kiyeto village, Dimapur. name of NSCN/GPRN another person identified Babul Ali, were on April The victim, reportedly his (I-M). was as Dildar Hussian was 29 arrested from Netaji mother-in-law was critically On April 26, two arrested after the citizens Colony, Dimapur after they wounded and admitted persons identified as Vikiho of Residency Colony, were found collecting illegal i n t h e h o s p i t a l , P RO (2nd -R) Dr. Kim, his wife Kwon, Kyoung and others at the training venue Aye and Toluka Chophy, Dimapur apprehended him taxes from the commercial informed. A case has been both reportedly working as while demanding yearly establishments in the area. registered and investigation on Wednesday. (NP) khapur in the NSCN (R), taxes of some NPGs. Opium seized: Dimapur was underway.

Correspondent Baptist churches centre couple also opened up Zunpha under Tseminyu tailor training class and K O H I M A , M AY 3 sub-division concluded on provided machines. ( N P N ) : T h r e e - d a y Wednesday.

It may be mentioned intensive training on T h e c o u p l e, D r. that Dr. Kim has been DIMAPUR: Excise Department o f E x c i s e ( N C ) D i m a p u r, Further, NC also seized 43 kg carpentry organised for K i m I n - s o o h i s w i f e associated with CRBC Dimapur Narcotic Cell (NC) has S.Phyobemo Kikon, informed of contraband ganja, 228 capsules five Naga youths by a Kwon Keunsook along for the last 20 years and registered 139 offences under the that all cases were compounded of Spasmo Proxyvon and 9 tablets couple and an exper t with Kim Kyoung Shik helping the council and NLTP Act 1989 in the month of and seized articles consisting of Nitrosun during April. carpenter from Korean trained the Naga youths Naga people in various April. various assorted IMFL would be In this connection, two cases at Council of Rengma on carpentry works. The capacities.

In a press note, superintendent destructed. were registered, the release added.

Excise Dimapur registers 139 cases in April

NNC (NA)/GDRN Lotha region informs

CRBC Zunpha gets deep tube well

DIMAPUR: NNC (Non-Accord)/GDRN Lotha region has informed that due to non performance and being out of touch with government, Renben Yanthan has been relieved from his post as chairman Lotha Region.

NNC (Non-Accord)/GDRN Lotha region through its MIP informed that this has been done under relevant regulation and has appointed Thomas Kikon tatar of Lakhuti village as caretaker chairman till further order.

All concerned have been requested to co-operate with the C/T chairman and make correspondence through 8974504902, 7085425152.

‘Women in agriculture’ orientation programme DIMAPUR: Orientation programme under “women in agriculture” for Self Help Groups (SHGs) was organized by department of Agriculture, Wokha on April 20 at District Agriculture officer (DAO) office.

During the programme, district agriculture officer Wokha, C. Peter Yanthan, encouraged “farm women” to take up activities which would benefit their group.

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that the department would provide technical guidance and agriculture support so as to uplift the economic status of the “farm women” in the villages.

Earlier, the programme was chaired

by AFA and facilitator women in agriculture, M. Zuthunglo Erui. She deliberated on guidelines and implementation of women in agriculture. Vote of thanks was proposed by AO, Mhathung Odyuo.

Wanthang (4th -L) along with G&M officials, CRBC members and others after commissioning of deep tube well at CRBC centre Zunpha. (NP) Correspondent KO H I M A , M AY 3 (NPN): A deep tube well was commissioned at Council of Rengma Baptist Churches (CRBC) centre Zunpha under Tseminyu sub-division on Wednesday.

Speaking at the p r o g r a m m e, d i r e c t o r, geology and mining N a g a l a n d , Wa n t h a n g Rengma, said the tube well was needed in water

scarcity places.

He informed that using the technology provided by the geology and mining department in terrains like Nagaland, ground water could be consumed.

The director said geology and mining was state nodal department to use technology for ground water exploration.

Jo i n t d i r e c t o r, ground water cell G&M, S. Manen Ao, disclosed that the department has

commissioned more than 200 deep tube well across the state including 100 deep tube well for free and 100 for deposit work. He said for the year 2017-18 the department has planned of commissioning 6-7 deep tube well in the state.

He said in the state like Nagaland where around 95% is hilly and mostly villages are established in the hill top, the deep tube well was one of the best options for providing water

facilities.

In a technical report, geologist, Khikiya Kath, informed the gathering that the deep tube well has 66 metre depth of the pilot hole, average discharge of 8400 litres per day, method of drilling is DTH, using 1.0 h.p. submersible pump with 20 stages (Varuna) and others details.

E a r l i e r, d i r e c t o r geology and mining N a g a l a n d Wa n t h a n g Rengma unveiled the monolith of commissioning deep tube well at CRBC centre Zunpha. The programme was led by secretary development CRBC, Arhunlo Semp; invocation was said by secretary M& E CRBC, Rev. Isac Kesen; welcome address was delivered by secretary finance CRBC, Hyulonyii Kese; vote of thanks by executive secretary CRBC, Haiwalo Apon while benediction was said by secretar y women CRBC, Shani Kath. CRBC centre Zunpha has more than 20 households with more than 100 people.

towards the society would be always remembered, stated MKPO. DPON: Dimasa Public Organization Nagaland (DPON) in a condolence m e s s a ge b y p u b l i c i t y secretary, Amon Difoe stated that late Dipti was a pioneering social worker of the Dimasas as well as the Kacharis in general.

DPON stated that his demise was a great loss for the community.

GB union Athibung area clarifies DIMAPUR: Coming out in support of the ban on vehicles carrying log and timber in Athibung Area by deputy commissioner Peren, the GB Union Athibung Area has clarified that the order was in the general interest of the people, particularly Athibung area, and therefore directed the Nagaland Timber Traders’ Union (NTTU) not to issue press statements regarding the ban.

I n a p r e s s n o t e, chairman GB Union Athibung Area, Thanghen and head GB Athibung To w n , T h a n g h a o K , informed the ban was necessitated, especially during rainy season as heavy vehicles deteriorate the road, causing hardship for small vehicles to ply.

The issue was discussed and agreed in the monthly DPDB meeting too, the union added.

Sümi Hoho new office bearers take charge

DIMAPUR: Sümi Hoho (SH) office bearers held the “handing and taking over of office” programme at Sumi Hoho Ki, Zunheboto on May 2.

A press note by outgoing SH general secretary, Vihuto Asumi stated that after handing and taking over of office formalities were done, short speeches were delivered

by Hekhushe Shikhu and Nikheto Jimomi, the newly elected president and general secretary respectively.

Earlier, the programme

chaired by vice president Vihoshe Muru started with a prayer of blessing by Vikali, assistant pastor, Sumi Baptist Church Zunheboto. Short speeches were delivered by Toniho Yepthomi, president (outgoing), Vihuto Asumi, general secretary (outgoing), Ghokhevi Chophi, finance secretary (outgoing) and Kakuto Chishi, secretary (outgoing) exhorted and encouraged the newly elected officials. The outgoing officials also reassured their cooperation to the newly elected officials.

Power minister attends conference in New Delhi

DIMAPUR: Minister of Power Nagaland, C. Kipili Sangtam along with secretary (Power), K.I. Yanger and chief engineer (D&R), Er. Khose Sale, are attending a twoday conference of the ministers of Power, NRE & Mines which is underway at New Delhi from May 3 to 4.

A press note from chief engineer (D&R) Kohima, Er. Khose Sale, stated that the conference would focus on inclusive development of 100% household and village electrification as per 2011 census.

It would also address commercial sustainability of the state power sectors and robust transmission planning, promotion of renewable energy and conservation initiatives, stated the release.

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Since the entire society  has become criminalised due to tolerance.

Due to enlarging grey  area between politics and political crimes.  Abdication of authority.

WEATHER FORECAST May 4

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Agartala Partly sunny and humid

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Partly sunny, a stray t-storm 29 19

Guwahati A thunderstorm in spots

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Imphal

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Itanagar Mostly cloudy, brief showers 26 18 Shillong

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Correspondents MOKOKCHUNG, MAY 3 (NPN): As the festive spirit of the Moatsü continues to reverberate through the hills of the Ao land, the festivity continued at Merangkong village, Chuchuyimlang and Ungma on Wednesday.

At Merangkong village, Moatsü festival was hosted by Putu at Amonglenden, Merangkong village and graced by minster for forest, environment and climate change, Imkong L Imchen and parliamentary secretary for industries and commerce, Amenba Yaden.

People from various walks of life and different community, both young and old, took part in the colourful celebration.

“Ancha” or special invitees from neighbouring tribes also participated in the programme and performed cultural dances.

In his address, Imkong appreciated and acknowledged the villagers for their effort in preserving and conserving the rich tradition and culture by way of observing festivals such as Moatsü. He also encouraged them to continue to preserve their culture.

He also said that celebration of Moatsü festival

should usher in peace and tranquillity in the area and progress and prosperity in the land.

Earlier in the program, the welcome address was delivered by Kumsangchiba, council secretary while chairman Kangtsung village exhorted the gathering. The guest of honour, Amenba Yaden, also spoke at the program. The program also witnessed cultural presentations from various groups including Kanching Cultural troops and various other organizations of the village. The program was followed by a Moatsü feast.

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D i mapu r : D i s t r i c t Education Officer (DEO), Zunheboto has informed all the heads of government and private institution under Zunheboto to collect the application form of Post-Matric Scholarship for schedule tribe students studying in class IX & X, from May 4 onwards during office hours.

DEO has informed that the filled up PMS application form should be submitted to the DEO office, Zunheboto on or before May 25.

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Moatsü festival was celebrated at the Anu Mai Amphitheatre, Chuchuyimlang, under the nomenclature “Moatsü Destination”, as bestowed by the Tourism Department, Government of Nagaland.

Speaking as chief guest, commissioner & commissioner & secretary, agriculture, Imkonglemba, said the festival was the time to make new friends, renew the bond of friendship and seek God’s blessing for plentiful harvest.

He said Moatsü festival was significant in building good relationship with other community or neighbouring villages. Im-

konglemba also acknowledged the attendance of 23 representatives from Chang, Phom, Sangtam tribes and the native Ao villagers.

Earlier, Moatsü greetings were delivered by the village council chairman of Unger, Limasangwa, Salulamang, Imyanluba and Kelingmen, S Yanger; cultural song and dances were presented by Medam-

sanger, Yaongyimchen, Moluyongpong Cultural Club, Yaongyimsen, Chungliyimti village (Sangtam), NIELIT and Yaongyimti New (Chang); welcome address was delivered by Tsukjemtangit while the vote of thanks was proposed by Meyiyapang Pongener.

UNGMA: Culmination programme for Moatsü festival celebration was

held at Aonglenden, Ungma with additional chief secretary & finance commissioner, Temjen Toy, as guest patron.

The festival celebration was marked with traditional dances, songs and the traditional tugof-war between the men and women. The festival was organised by the Kosasanger Pusu, Ungma Impang.

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(L-R): Imkong L Imchen and Amenba Yaden at the celebration. Children displaying traditional dance at Merangkong village. Cultural troupe of Yaongyimti New (Chang) displaying traditional dance at Chuchuyimlang (Inset) Imkonglemba addressing the gathering. Temjen Toy with dignitaries and Ungma and Impang Village council members at Ungma. (NP)

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Wildlife department officials with children and others after the programme.

DIMAPUR: Wildlife Division, Dimapur conducted an awareness programme on wildlife protection on Wednesday at Tsiepama village under the theme, “one by one until there are none” as part of its continuous campaign, “maximum awareness with effective

enforcement”.

The objective of the campaign was to instil in young minds, “the importance of Wildlife at an early age”, to solicit the support and cooperation of the public in protection of wildlife and to optimize their participation and involvement

in effectively curbing the wildlife crime.

The officials of the department appealed to the participants to be informed, to be a custodian and contribute towards protection of wildlife from the threat of extinction.

Lamenting that despite

dedicated efforts of NGOs, government officials and agencies, the future of many wildlife could not be secured, officials said that sincere efforts should be made by all towards securing the future of what we have now.

The officials also explained the implication of Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 and other similar Acts of the state government and stated that wildlife crime was as serious as any other crimes and violation would amount to stringent action under WL (P) Acts.

The representatives of the village assured of fullest cooperation to the department in effectively tackling the wildlife crimes. As part of awareness programme, drawing competition was held where 23 students participated in three category of sub-junior, junior and senior and winners were given prize.

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Tension in Tripura after CPI-M, BJP loyalist clash treatment. The SFI is student wing of the ruling CPI-M. According to police, of the 14 injured, eight are CPI-M members and the remaining from the BJP. “Several cases have been registered in connection with the clashes between the loyalists of the two political parties,” he added.

The SFI members organised demonstrations and rallies across the state to protest alleged attacks by the BJP workers.

Leaders of both CPI-M and BJP blamed each other for the prolonged clashes.

State CPI-M Secretary Bijan Dhar told reporters: “BJP has been tr ying to create lawlessness in Tripura. Levelling false allegations, they attacked our people and injured them.” “To get political mileage ahead of next year’s assembly elections, the BJP members, led by their leaders, are fomenting anarchy in peaceful

Manipur observes ‘World Press Freedom Day’ Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 3: Manipur on Wednesday joined the other parts of the globe in the observation of “World Press Freedom Day” under the theme “Promoting the media’s potential as a catalyser of peace and mutual understanding”.

In one of the function at State Information Centre, Palace Compound under the aegis of Editors Guild Manipur (EGM), state IPR Commissioner Kangjam Radhakumar said the observance of the day has reminded the people about the importance of freedom of press.

He said that this year’s

Disqualification case against defected Cong MLAs

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IMPHAL, MAY 3 (NPN): Manipur Congress has stated that the process for filing disqualification cases against the six Congress legislators who defected to the ruling BJP after the saffron party came to power for the first time in Manipur.

Six Congress legislators, Th Shyamkumar, Ginsuanhau Zou, Y Surchandra, Ngamthang Haokip, O Lukhoi and S Bira had defected to the BJP. Even though the party had sought disqualification of Th Shyamkumar for floor crossing during the strength test of N Biren Singh-led coalition government in the Manipur Assembly, Congress so far not taken up any action against its five legislators.

“Party is processing for filing disqualification cases against the six d e f e c t e d l aw m a k e r s,” MPCC vice-president Kh Joykishan informed during a news conference in Imphal’s Congress Bhavan Wednesday. The former BJP member who joined Congress during election time observed that Congress party has nothing to do if the MLAs left the party.

But, before leaving the party, members have has to resign from being a member of the State assembly. Otherwise, the MLA tantamount to violet the Constitution and attracts disqualification under the 10th schedule of the Constitution, he said.

“MLAs who are to make law of the land violated the law. They go against the Constitution. They attract disqualification,” he said.

theme was an appropriate for the present time, while asserting that media plays an important role in bringing out the grievances of the public before the government.

Stressing on the role of the media in bringing good governance, IPR director Meghachandra Kongbam said the media has a big role to play in achieving “sustainable development in the world by 2030 which was adopted by the UN in 2015.”

News editor of AIR Imphal Dr Aribam Ibomcha Sharma said whether media brings peace or create war has become a major topic of debate in today’s world.

Tripura. Using anti-social elements, BJP has been fuelling political violence,” said Dhar, who is also a member of the CPI-M Central Committee.

BJP General Secretary Pratima Bhowmik, on the other hand, said that 16 of their members and workers sustained injuries after “CPI-M workers attacked us in both places”.

“The ruling CPI-M has become frightened to see the growth of BJP in the state. Without dealing with the BJP politically, the Left party launched violent attacks against the opposition party workers and leaders,” Bhowmik told reporters.

She claimed that the CPI-M was making false allegations against the BJP members. “The CPI-M cadres have badly damaged a big shop of a BJP supporter in Kamalpur.”

A state BJP delegation, l e d b y p a r t y ’s V i c e President Subal Bhowmik, visited Kamalpur and met the injured partymen.

Assam Govt to promote traditional attire in office GUWAHATI, May 3 (AGENCIES): BJPled Assam government has decided to promote traditional attire among t h e s t a t e g ove r n m e n t employees.

The government is exploring if traditional attire, Dhoti and kurta for male and Chadar Mekhela for female can be wore on first and third Saturdays.

Principal secretary personnel, Administrative Reforms and Training , P.K Borthakur in a letter to P.K Tiwari, Principal secretary General administration department stated, “ It has been observed that there is no dress code of officers and employees in general for normal office works.

On the occasion of civil services Day, 2017 as per appeal of the chief minister, many officers came dressed up in traditional attires, D ho ti a nd Kur ta s b y male officials and Chadar Mekhela by lady officials.”

The letter added, “This was appreciated by public in general.

A G A RT A L A , M AY 3 ( AG E N C I E S ) : Thunderstorm and premonsoon rain in the last one month have caused extensive damage to agriculture and infrastructure in Tripura.

Planning and coordination department officials here said on Tuesday the loss in agriculture could be to the tune of Rs 50 crore.

Rough estimates show the damage to crops ready for harvest is around Rs 28 crore. Primary estimates of the state government reveal crops on over 28,000 hectare of land have suffered irreparable damage from rainfall and thunder squalls.

Agriculture minister Aghore Debbarma said premonsoon rain and a series of

Nor’westers caused untold damage to Se pahijala, Gomati and south Tripura districts while other districts were relatively less affected.

J h u m c u l t iva t i o n a l s o suffered damages.

“The situation has worsened with insurance companies dragging their feet on paying insurance money for crop loss under the muchhyped ‘Prime Minister’s Fasal Bima Yojana’,” alleged Debbarma.

Currently, 8,000 tribals are exclusively dependent on shifting cultivation and they live on elevated bamboo houses in the hill areas. “We had sent a detailed project report to the Centre in 2015-2016 for funds to build houses for ‘jhumias’ and the

G U WA H A T I , M ay 3 ( AG E N C I E S ) : T h e administrative headquarter of Assam gover nment, Janata Bhawan, is facing increased threat, prompting the administration to effect changes in the security measures to ensure better cover. ‘In view of the increased threat perception and changing security scenario in Janata Bhawan Complex’, the Secretariat Administration Department today issued a circular with proposals for several changes in the security mechanism.

As per the circular, it will be mandatory for all officers/ staff including GradeIV of Assam Secretariat, officers and employees of other offices as well as police personnel to display their Identity Card during office hours and at the time of entry.

Any brief-case/bag/ laptop/camera or any other electronic equipment or machinery items etc, carried by anyone will have to declared at the time of entry to be checked and scanned by Security personnel and also at the time of exit. Persons

visiting the Janata Bhawan on behalf of any Firm/ Company/Association/ Office/Department must carry an authorization letter, besides his Identity Card and Visitor Pass.

Items which may be perceived as items of security risk shall not be allowed entry, the circular added.

All persons other than the officials of Assam Secretariat and Visitors showing his/ her Identity Card and Visitor Pass will be subjected to search and frisking by the Security Personnel at the time of entry as well as at the time of exit. All visitors must enter their exit code at Gana Sewa Bhawan at the time of exit, failing which they will be denied entry next time. For checking of vehicles, inverted mirror will invariably be used by the security personnel for at the time of entry and exit, the circular said. The state secretariat, which has been named Janata Bhawan, houses the offices of all the ministers, including the chief minister, and serves as the administrative headquarter for the entire state.

of the region. A report from Dambuk ADC Atul Tayeng said communication on the Dambuk-Roing-Pasighat and Dambuk-Bizari-Paglam roads snapped for about a week. To make things worse, the log bridge at 14 Kilo on the Dambuk-Bizari Road was washed away by heavy floods on Monday.

The Dibang River has eroded large swathes of land in Bomzir and Bizari while rice fields in the Dambuk area are being eroded at an alarming rate, the report said.

“The venue of the Orange Festival is also in danger of erosion by the river,” Tayeng said, adding that ration stock would not last long if road communication is not restored soon.

MEDZIPHEMA DIST. DIMAPUR, NAGALAND JUDL/SUC-1/2016/31 Dt. Medz. the 1st May 2017

The Namsang Union, Dimapur with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. B. Patong Phom, S/o Late Bongyep Phom who had been promoted to Asstt.

Director, Department of Art & Culture, Kohima, Nagaland & Shri. M. Akong Phom, S/o Late Manshong Phom on being promoted to Office Superintendent in the Office of the General Manager, NST, Nagaland, Dimapur.

The Union further pray that our Almighty God bless them with sound health and wisdom and also wish them good luck in all their future endeavour.

W.T. Atick Phom President Namsang Union, Dimapur

NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT DIVISIONAL OFFICE MOKOKCHUNG

APPRECIATION

The rank & file of the NPF Mokokchung Division thank Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Nagaland and President of the NPF for gracing the Moatsu Festival on the invitation of the Ao Senden, on the 2nd of May 2017. It was memorable and historic, on account of the thousand strong contingent of the Angami Public Organisation participating at the festival. May this gesture of goodwill and unity flourish among the Naga tribes.

The NPF Mokokchung Division also appreciate the Ao Gazetted Officers from Kohima led by Shri. Temjen Toy, Addl. Chief Secretary and Finance Commissioner for having participated in strength at the various activities and programmes held during the Moatsu festival. Your presence among the people on such occasions, stealing time from your tight schedules, is well appreciated. We look forward to your leadership for ushering in a constructive and vibrant society where unity, peace and tranquility prevails.

(Tangit Imsong) General Secretary ADM

Centre had sanctioned only Rs 75,000 for each house.

T h i s a m o u n t wa s inadequate and we have asked for assistance of at least Rs 1.30 lakh per house.

We are waiting for the sum to be sanctioned.”

The minister added that power distribution was also badly hampered by the rain. The supply was cut off in many areas. Besides, the rain also damaged a large number of dwelling units, roads and buildings as well as non-timber forest produce.

I nc e ssa nt r a in fo r the last one week has left a trail of destruction in Lower Dibang Valley in Arunachal Pradesh and cut off many areas from the rest

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

F E L I C I TAT E S

(Moasangba Jamir) President

Security heightened at Assam’s Janata Bhawan

Dearest Somaina, No matter how many birthdays come and go, you’ll always be our little girl & we love you a lot.

May God bless you every day and night! Happy Birthday and have a happy & successful life ahead....!

Love :-Deta & Maa.

30 shanties gutted in Guwahati fire

G U WA H AT I , M AY 3 (PTI): A major fire broke out in Ambari area of Guwahati Tuesday night destroying 30 shanties rendering as many families homeless, officials said.

However, no casualty was reported. The fire broke out around 8 PM in the shanties situated on a piece of land and around 20 fire tenders fought for two hours to bring the blaze under control, fire brigade officials said.

The fire was under control and the affected people were being provided shelter, food and water in the nearby Textile Institute and Kamrup Academy School, said Dr M Angamathu, Deputy Commissioner of Kamrup (Metro) district in which Guwahati is located.

Angamathu also said that he would order an enquiry into the cause of the fire and into the legal status of the inhabitants of the shanties. “We will check land records and take action,” he added talking to reporters at the fire site. Senior minister Himanta Biswa Sar ma said that he had asked the deputy commissioner to investigate the cause of the

NOTICE Whereas Smti. Neilavotuou, W/o Lt. Keviyalie Angami of Medziphema village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 to draw/operate bank account and all others relating to pension matters of Late Keviyalie Angami, who expired on 24/3/2017.

Therefore, public are hereby asked to file objection/ claim if any within 30 days of issue of this notice.

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Regd. No. 716/17 Date : 2/05/2017 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF NAME/SURNAME I, Smti. K. Vihoni Sema, D/o Shri. Khuzhevi Sema, Permanent resident at Sukhalu Village under Zunheboto District and presently residing at Alahuto 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 I am legally married to Shri. L.Ghonito Shohe of Rotomi Village, Zunheboto District.

3. That in my official name is K. Vihoni Sema as entered/recorded in my academic and all my official documents. However my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as Vihoni.G. Sema in my GPF statement bearing GPF No. 3451, G. Vihoni. Shohe in my promotion order No. DHS-4/ HLV/93-94 and Vihoni G. Shohe in my SBI passbook bearing A/C No. 11736639198.

4. That the name Vihoni. G. Shohe, Vihoni G. Sema, G. Vihoni Shohe and K. Vihoni Sema are one and the same person.

5. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of correcting my name, where Vihoni G. Shohe, Vihoni. G. Sema and G. Vihoni. Shohe is written, it should be read, correct and understand as "K. Vihoni Sema" for all official purpose.

6. That this affidavit is sworn to declare my correct name before the competent office/authority.

7. That the statements made in paragraph 1 & 5 of the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge.

Deponent Solemnly declare before me the deponent on this day 2nd May, 2017 who is identified by ......

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4167

DECLARATION

(Change of Name & Surname) Regd. 573 Dt. 03.05.17

I, Shri. Longra Chungdok, son of Shri. Abisungba Chungdok, permanent resident of Pongching Village, District- Longleng and present resident of Sepfuzou Colony, District- Kohima, ,Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from the Phom Naga Tribe.

2. That in my service Book and records, GPF Statement, Bank Account, Driving licence and Light Bill my name has been entered and recorded as Longtok Phom, Longtok Dhom and L.Phom.

3. That for and on behalf of myself I hereby renounce/ remit/ relinquish and abandon the use of my former name Longtok Phom, Longtok Dhom and L.Phom and use my new name Longra Chungdok as my official name and surname in place and in substitution of my former name.

4. That whether my name has been entered and recorded as Longtok Phom, Longtok Dhom ,L.Phom and Longra Chungdok it refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it interchangeable and synonymous.

5. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any ratification/ clarification if any complication that may arise with regard to change of my name as Longra Chungdok and henceforth I shall at all times hereafter in all record, deed and in writing and in all proceeding, dealings and transactions private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign my name of Longra Chungdok.

6. That I expressly authorise and request all persons at all times hereafter to designate and address me, by such assumed name and surname of Longra Chungdok accordingly.

7. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority and herein it shall be used for all my official records, future references and future correspondence.

That the above statements made in Para 1 – 7 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the Competent Authority on 03rd May, 2017 at Kohima.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above named on this the 03rd May, 2017.

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fire - whether it was natural or otherwise. Guwahati Police Commissioner Hiren Nath said that it was a cause for concern that so many people were staying on the land flouting rent rules.

CM orders probe

Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today ordered an enquiry into a devastating fire that gutted 25 shanties in Guwahati, damaging property worth lakhs of rupees.

Sonowal has asked Kamrup (metro) deputy commissioner Dr M Angamuthu to conduct the enquiry and submit the report. The chief minister also asked the DC to ensure proper shelter and rehabilitation of the affected people.

State Education and Health minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sharma, accompanied by the DC, visited the fire site this morning. He inspected the damages and the shelter arranged for the affected families. At least 25 shanties were gutted, rendering as many families homeless, in the fire in Ambari area, opposite Guwahati Press Club, that had started around 2000 hours yesterday.

NAGA ENTREPRENEURS "APPRECIATES"

We, the Naga Entrepreneur of Super Market, Dimapur appreciate the officials of UT-1 (IM) for settling the issue regarding the press release dated 26th April 2017 issued by BAN. Further we would like to thank our association, BAN for intervening and helping us promptly.

Therefore, no further case will be pursued by both parties.

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NAMSANG UNION DIMAPUR

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, may 4, 2017

Rain damages crops worth Rs. 50 cr in Tripura

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A G A RT A L A , M AY 3 (IANS): At least 14 people, including a student leader, were injured when members of the ruling C o m mu n i s t Pa r t y o f India-Marxist (CPI-M) and opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) clashed in two different areas of Tripura, police here said on Wednesday.

Prohibitory orders were imposed in Kamalpur of nor ther n Tripura’s Dhalai district as tension ran high at both places following the violent incidents on Tuesday night, police said.

“Situation in Dukli on the outskirts of Agartala city and in Kamalpur is under control now and heavy security deployment, including Tripura State Rifles, has been made at both places to avoid any fur ther untoward incident,” a police official said. The injured people, including state Secretary of Student Federation of India (SFI) Nabarun Deb, were undergoing

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As per the agreement made by the family members of Shri. BONATHUNG JAMI, S/o ZANIMO JAMI of Pangti Village. This notice is made declaring that whoever deals with Shri.

BONATHUNG JAMI in any form i.e. loan, sale of land, mortgage, shall be held responsible.

The family members will not be liable for any transactions done with him.

Sd/Zanimo Sons & Daughter

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU, KOHIMA : NAGALAND

PUBLIC NOTICE

NO.LR-03/04/2012/40 Dated Tseminyu, the 02/5/2017 Whereas the following person(s) have applied for Transfer of Land allotment order.

Sl. No. Name Land Allotment Order Location 1.

Capt. S. Rengma R/No. 131 North Block to Ward-No.3 Kenyusinlo Semy Tseminyu Town Therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30(thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. After expiry of the stipulated time, no claims/objections will be entertained by this office.

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Vikhweno M. Meratsu Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tseminyu, Kohima : Nagaland

Regd. No. 425/17

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 1/05/17

I, Shri. Zubemo Ovung, S/o Shri. R. Simon Lotha, aged about 37 years old, R/o GA Colony Wokha, permanent resident of Hanku Village, Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirmed and state as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hail from Lotha/Naga Tribe.

2. That due to inadvertent and bonafide mistake, my father's name was entered as Shri. Nchumebo Ovung instead of Shri.

R. Simon Lotha in my HSLC Admit Card, PU Marksheet, Bank Passbooks and some other important documents.

3. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of declaring that Shri. R. Simon Lotha and Shri. Nchumebo Ovung is one and same person.

4. That the statements made in this affidavit are true to my personal knowledge and nothing is concealed thereof.

Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this the 1st day of May 2017.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4139 Regd. No. 912/17 Date : 03/05/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Mr. Krishna Thapa, son of Late Dangre, resident of H/No. 25, C' Khel, th Diphupar Village, 4 Mile, Dimapur Dist., Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the aforementioned address.

2. That out of ignorance and oversight my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as in as Krishna in my Bank account bearing A/C. No. 26040110021651 of UCO Bank Diphupar Branch, Dimapur and as Krishna Thapa in all my other official documents including my Aadhaar Card bearing Aadhaar No. 904190794338.

3. That the variations such as Krishna@Krishna Thapa pertains to the name of the one and the same person i.e me and are interchangeable and indistinguishable.

4. That for the purpose of evidencing and certification declare that hereafter I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use my name as Krishna Thapa for all future purposes.

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appointment SC hears plea against Aadhar link with PAN Sonia to meet Mamata, Maya Governors’ in five states likely soon to forge oppn unity for Prez poll ers Sitaram Yechury and D Raja, besides Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) general secretary P K Kunhalikkutty.

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The concept of civil liberties will go then,â&#x20AC;? he told a bench comprising Justices A K Sikri and Ashok Bhushan.

He said that the â&#x20AC;&#x153;creatureâ&#x20AC;? of the Aadhaar Act, that is the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) which is responsible for its enrolment and authentication including operation and management, has repeatedly said that every citizen of India was entitled to obtain it â&#x20AC;&#x153;voluntarilyâ&#x20AC;?.

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NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (PTI): Congress President Sonia Gandhi Wednesday stepped up discussions for forging opposition unity on fielding a joint presidential candidate, holding talks with working president of the National Conference Omar Abdullah.

Gandhi, who has been at the forefront of efforts to evolve a consensus among opposition parties for putting up common candidates for the posts of president and vice president who are â&#x20AC;&#x153;acceptable to the countryâ&#x20AC;?, will be holding parleys with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, BSP supremo Mayawati and DMK leader M K Stalin soon, Congress sources said.

nors in five states is expected to take place soon, a government functionary said.

K Rosaiah demitted the office of the governor of Tamil Nadu on August 30, 2016 and since then Maharashtra governor C Vidyasagar Rao has been holding the additional charge of the state.

In Madhya Pradesh, late Ram Naresh Yadav had retired as governor on September 7, 2016 and since then Gujarat governor Om Prakash Kohli is holding the additional charge of the state.

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NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (PTI): New governors are likely be appointed soon in five states, including Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, which do not have full-time occupants in Raj Bhavans.

Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya have no fulltime governors for the last several months, while the five year tenure of E S L Narasimhan as the governor of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana got over more than two years ago and he is on extension.

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t is time the government of the day constitutes a high level commission of inquiry to go into the entire issue of irregular appointments be it backdoor, side-door or any door or window so as to put the matter in perspective in the light of huge uproar and resentment among the public of the state. The earlier scam in the appointment of teachers reportedly running to over 3000 unearthed by the department while ascertaining the abnormal figure in salaries had raised expectations that the issue will be the highlight of government ‘s resolve to curb illegal acts. Unfortunately nothing has come out of the scam except the symbolic charge sheet on a few officials. The big fishes such as super bureaucrats and their political masters have been allowed to go scot free. That is the way the system works in Nagaland- If one has patronage of powerful VIPs and those outside the legally constituted government, no one can lay hands on them. In the recent months the appointments scam of grave nature and causing a serious damage to institutional reputations and their authorities were unearthed in the school education, medical, police Works and Housing and many others. The state government has not said anything about these offences which were confirmed by the replies to RTI filed. In the police department alone there are reportedly more than 7000 excess appointments (meaning beyond the limit in terms of sanction of posts). The picture grows grimmer when it is concluded, as per the formula of the finance commission, that Nagaland has an excess of over 70,000 employees. The figure of ‘excess’ employment is based on the recommendation of the 13th Finance Commission that the salary component ought to be well within 35% of the budget. However the figure of excess number of employees continued to rise from around 40,000 to 50,000 and now to 70,000. In comparison, it may be noted that Manipur has 65,000 employees(population-25,70,390) ; Sikkim has 35,000(population-6,19,000); Arunachal Pradesh has 45,000 (population-13,82,611); Meghalaya has 55,000(population-29,64,007);Mizoram has 40,603(population-10,91,014) and Nagaland has 1,40,000(population-19,80,602). In the case of Nagaland, the figure keeps on rising each year. It had been revealed that during 2011-12 the number of employees was 1,10,038 and by 2012-13 shot up to 1,20,819 and 2013-14 had shot up to around 1,40,000. If the state has to fix its primary problem of deficits, then the number of employees ought to be around 1,20,000. The funds aren’t getting bigger than the growing demand for more funds. The big hole in the budget is unchecked rise in number of employees appointed through irregular and illegal means despite standing government order against fresh appointments and against creation of new posts without government sanction. Giving employment to one as against the interest of over one thousand people who could have benefitted if the fund did not go down the bottomless pit of salary expenses. It has become a bounden duty of the government to put the matter in perspective and show to public that it will not be found wanting if challenged to prove it has the political will to do what is good and right for the people.

DailyDevotion Vital Intercession

…praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit… —Ephesians 6:18 As we continue on in our intercession for others, we may find that our obedience to God in interceding is going to cost those for whom we intercede more than we ever thought. The danger in this is that we begin to intercede in sympathy with those whom God was gradually lifting up to a totally different level in direct answer to our prayers. Whenever we step back from our close identification with God’s interest and concern for others and step into having emotional sympathy with them, the vital connection with God is gone. We have then put our sympathy and concern for them in the way, and this is a deliberate rebuke to God. It is impossible for us to have living and vital intercession unless we are perfectly and completely sure of God. And the greatest destroyer of that confident relationship to God, so necessary for intercession, is our own personal sympathy and preconceived bias. Identification with God is the key to intercession, and whenever we stop being identified with Him it is because of our sympathy with others, not because of sin. It is not likely that sin will interfere with our intercessory relationship with God, but sympathy will. It is sympathy with ourselves or with others that makes us say, “I will not allow that thing to happen.” And instantly we are out of that vital connection with God. Vital intercession leaves you with neither the time nor the inclination to pray for your own “sad and pitiful self.” You do not have to struggle to keep thoughts of yourself out, because they are not even there to be kept out of your thinking. You are completely and entirely identified with God’s interests and concerns in other lives. God gives us discernment in the lives of others to call us to intercession for them, never so that we may find fault with them.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, May 4, 2017

Post-mortem Dr. S. C Jamir- A Patriot Par Excellence

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r. Senayangba Chubatoshi Jamir (S C Jamir) born on 17th October 1931 is a Bharatiya Politician and Governor of Odisha. He has served as the Chief Minister of Nagaland (5 terms), Governor of Maharashtra, Governor of Gujarat and Governor of Goa. He is the architect of today’s Nagaland situated in the extreme North East of the country. He belongs to Ao Naga Tribe, son of Senayangba Jamir of Ungma village in Mokokchung district of Nagaland. He was educated in early life in Mokokchung, Kolkata (WB) and higher studies at Prayagraj (Allahabad University) and subsequently obtained his BA, LL.B in 1958.

A believer in all religions he rarely misses Christian religious programs. Simultaneously, he had arranged land and donations for construction of Mandirs in Mokokchung and elsewhere.He is a divine soul.

He is also the architect of 16 Point Agreement 1960 giving birth to Nagaland State. His 16 page booklet “Bedrock of Naga Society” published in 2000 in Kohima opened the eyes of enlightened and patriotic Nagas. For patriotic approaches he was ambushed four times to assassinate him including the one in Nagaland House, New Delhi in which the terrorists of NSCN-IM had pushed AK- 47 bullet in his chest putting him in a pool of blood. Doctors of AIIMS New Delhi saved his life after four hours operation of his chest.

This secular and generous celebrity from Nagaland and a patriot politician from Naga society like Rani Gaidinliu and Haipou Jadonang declared in a public gathering that he has forgiven those who assayed to kill him on four occasions and that he harbors no ill will towards the perpetrators - the NSCN (IM) militants.

It will be a befitting honor to this great son of Bharatmata if he is elected as Vice President (Up-rashtrapati) of the country as reported in a section of media.

Journey starts He was first Member of Parliament (MP) from Nagaland at the age of 30 in the year 1961. He was one of the two Parliamentary Secretaries attached to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The other was Dying Erring, MP from NEFA (Arunachal Pradesh).

Pt. Nehru had full confidence on Dr. Jamir. He was close associate of Jairam Das Daulatram, former Governor of Assam and then a MP. Jamirji gained knowledge and wisdom from Daulatram to become a successful parliamentarian during his formative years. He was a part of high profile national delegation to UNO in 1962 led by V.K. Krishnamenon, the Defence Minister. He was given the responsibility of political advisor to delegation. The other members were Motilal Rao, Govind Sahai, Kaswilall and others. Jamir learnt from V.K. Krishnamenon how to carry himself in an international event or forum. He was also an associate of K. Natwar Singh IFS, the first foreign secretary.

In the Indian consulate in New York (USA) Jamir was a member of the special Political Committee and Disarmament Committee. Here, he met Brit-

ish missionary Rev. Michael Scott masquerading as human rightist who patronized Phizo and pushed Nagaland into genocide. Dr. Jamir was Bharatvarsh’s permanent representative to UNO. While in UNO, China attacked Bharatvarsh in 1962. During this crucial period, Jamir played a significant role as a representative of Prime Minister Nehru to put forth impressively this country’s role at international forum like UNO. During Bharatvarsh - China war in 1962, America bombed Cuba by its U-2 fighter planes to demolish Russian military bases. Young Dr. Jamir witnessed how Security Council of UNO met after 12:00 am to deliberate America’s invasion on Cuba. He also saw how global attention was shifted from Indo-China war to an imminent America-Russia showdown. He saw the words of war over Cuba between Adhai Stevension of USA and Gromyko of USSR both permanent representatives of their countries in UNO. Both of them were gifted orators and that midnight they were at their argumentative best.

The Naga society should feel proud that at least one young Naga Dr. Jamirji was present in such an important and crucial meeting.

With Shastriji In 1960s, the Bharatiya Parliament was adorned by a galaxy of veteran freedom fighters whose contribution to nation building and society as a whole was immense. Young Jamirji was also one of them.

He is living witness of embarrassing situation of 1964-65, who after Nehru?

After the demise of Nehru, Lal Bahadur Shastri took over as Prime Minister and because of the shining image in Nehru’s PMO and appreciable role as Bharatvarsh’s representative in UNO, Dr. Jamir was retained in UNO by new Prime Minister, Shashtriji also having free and unhindered access to Prime Minister as was with Nehruji.

Dr. Jamir closely observed how the new Prime Minister Shastriji inspired the people of the country from Kashmir to Kanya Kumari to contribute to Bharatvarsh’s war efforts and people at all levels responded.

Dr. Jamir could see from very close distance the hard and overtime work of the epitome of simplicity, Shri Shastriji, for building and rejuvenating the nation.

In Indira Gandhi’s Cabinet After demise of Lal Bahadur Shastri in Tashkent in 1965, Indira Gandhi took the reign to rule the country. She appointed Jamirji as Union Deputy Minister for Railways. During his tenure as Deputy Minister he held a number of portfolios, viz.

Food and Agriculture, Community Development and Labour Employment. Jamirji has seen and worked with Nehruji, Lal Bahadur Shashtriji and then with Indiraji.

Jamirji was then offered the post of Indian High Commissioner to Australia but he declined on the ground that he wanted to serve Nagaland.

Since then, 1970, he had not left Nagaland till 2004 when he was appointed as Governor of Goa. However, during Indira Gandhi’s days, he has witnessed three historic moves, Nationalization of Banks, abolition of

Privy Purse and Bangladesh War 1971 which contributed much to his treasure of knowledge and experience.

The influence of so many greatmen on Jamir as a young boy and then as college students and finally as a parliamentarian was immense that shaped his life till today. As a first and perhaps youngest Member of Parliament he came into deep influence of national leaders at Delhi. Because of that influence he decided to return to Nagaland to serve his people and the nation leaving behind the lucrative job of High Commissioner to Australia offered

by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. When Dr. Jamirji returned from Delhi to Kohima in 1970, the treasure of knowledge and the experience in running the affairs was such that it emboldened him to such an extent that he was ever ready to die for the cause of people of Nagaland and the country Bharatvarsh than to succumb to the life threat from NNC in early 70s and then from NSCN (IM) in 1980s and there after.

Infact, Jamirji is a born patriot with steel body. He had made the resolve in very early life to serve the people and the country.

I am writing ‘country’ repeatedly with reference to Dr. Jamirji why because when Jamirji referred country he meant Bharatvarsh. Whereas, no Naga leader even for an exception or even by mistake, ever referred Bharatvarsh as their country. For Naga leaders other than Jamirji, country meant “Independent Nagaland” and “Nagaland for Christ”. It was Jamirji who single handedly stood for Bharatvarsh. And for that he was made to pay heavy price. It was very sad to say that country Bharatvarsh for which Jamirji was risking his own life, the lives of his family members and his properties, the same Bharatvarsh or for that matter, the contemporary leaders in Delhi and elsewhere in the country miserably failed to recognize his contribution in building today’s Bharatvarsh.

Instead of helping him, they exhibited hostility to Jamirji embolding the anti-national forces and destractors of him.

However, with the grace of God, he came out successfully from every problem – political, insurgency and terrorism.

He returned to Nagaland in 1970 and played a significant role in forming United Democratic Front (UDF) and became Deputy Chief Minister in Vizol Minitry in 1979. But he was unceremoniously dropped from the ministry for no reason or rhyme. Not only that Vizol and his coterie tried to finish Jamirji’s career.

Nagaland at that point of time was miles behind others states in all respects. Coupled with this, Nagaland was crying and bleeding under the fists of octopusy tentacles of NNC terrorism. Nagas were killing Nagas. They were all Christians and shouting “Nagaland for Christ” from roof tops. Posters with inscriptions- “Jesus is coming soon” could be seen everywhere throughout Nagaland. “ Shisha Hohos” were organized every now and then at the places like Dimapur, Kohima, Mokokchung, Tuensang, Mon and all other prominent places. In these “Shisha Hohos”

A writeup for a kilonser

Mr. KILONSER, I have no personal private issue in contention with you, only a PUBLIC ISSUE, and that Public Issue is that you support THE NAGA OF OUTSIDE NAGALAND TO DECIDE FOR NAGALAND STATE. I dissent with you on this and this is the Public Issue between us.

A Person may give away his Gold & Silver, his clothes & Foods, even his personal private lands to others, but NOBODY has the Authority to take away the Customary Rights, Privileges, Traditional Cultural Values of the Way of life and the Land of the Naga of Nagaland and give it to Others of Outside.

People everywhere stand on the Principle of ‘Ura Uvie‘ (To US belong OUR Land) The Naga of Nagaland has Article 371A of the Constitution of India that Specially Protects ONLY the Naga of Nagaland; the Government of Nagaland, the Nagaland Tribes Council and the Public of Nagaland unflinchingly are behind this.

The NTC in its Rejoinder of 29th of April 2017 in the Mirror has shredded to pieces the stand of a Kilonser, and the Government of Nagaland has also just the other day, ultimately established the Reality of ‘WHO IS AND WHO IS NOT THE INDIGENOUS OF NAGALAND STATE. You attacked my name person-

the visions pretended to have been occurred in the dream of some visionaries(?) and missionaries were interpreted. In some of visions it was told to have descended in dreams of some of church leaders and church activists which read- “ God had told in my dream that Nagas should ensure that S.C. Jamir must vacate the chair of Minister or Chief Minister, that S.C. Jamir must resign by himself and if he does not do, God will curse him. He will have to face eternal hell fire.”

The Church in Nagaland was vertically divided. One group stood in defense of Jamirji while the other with NNC and hostile Naga political leaders.

The seed what Rev. Michael Scott, the friend, philosopher and guide of Phizo sowed, was bearing the fruits. Nagas were killing Nagas that too in the name of Jesus Christ with Bible in one hand and the bullet in the other. Muivah himself pronounced, “ Praise the Lord, Hallelujah, Hallelujah” every five minutes during his speech which was objected to by Father Abraham Lotha during a NSCN-IM conclave in Hebron camp when Muivah had just returned from Neitherland. The Duncan Basti house of Smti. Monalisa Changkija, the fire-brand Ao lady, veteran journalist and editor of Nagaland Page – news daily published from Dimapur was vandalised twice for exposing Church excesses. One Tangkhul reverend was fired upon for telling that for few Tangkhul individuals, the whole Tangkhul community was being dubbed as anti-national and hostile. He was approaching Science College Kohima while going from Kohima in his vehicle. Chalie Kevichusa, Tobu Kevichusa, Dr. L.V. Reddy IAS DC Kohima, Nag Rajan Chief Engineer PHE, one Dr. Joshi, professor in Agriculture College Medziphema, Dolly Mungro of NSCN (K) and many more were assassinated. Charles Chasie of Kohima village was compelled to resign from Forum for Naga Reconcillation (FNR). Such was the volatile situation in Nagaland during those days.

What Nagaland demanded at that point of time was long term planning, development of some basic infrastructure, quality roads and most importantly treating the underground Nagas as proud citizen of the country and bringing them back to national mainstream - politically, economically, psychologically and socially. These were challenges but leaders who promised moon before elections simply forgot after elections.

Hence, Nagaland remained isolated and shattered.

At that point of time of inefficiency, shortsightedness, nepotism and policy paralysis, Jamirji took up hot seat of Chief Minister of Nagaland on April 18, 1980 yet tense from inside because ‘Sword of Damocles’ was hanging over his head. He had three challenges:1. Formation of efficient cabinet 2. Winning political rivals and 3. Meeting hope and aspiration of people (To be concluded) Jagdamba Mall

Nagas have every right to determine their own future

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nless if one is conscious he will not rebel and unless if he rebel he will not become conscious”, So, I am among the people from the second group. Nagas have every right to determine their own future and has a very strong basis for demanding their right to self determination. I will not elaborate on the basis as; it can be seen every other day on the local media.

If this is the case; why is it taking so much of time to resolve the issue? Is it because of the reluctant attitude of the GOI? or is it because we have failed to put our case at the right perspective? This requires serious introspection and thorough debate?

One thing which can be easily gauge and understand is the Nagas speaking in different tune and toner. According to Henry Ford; “Coming together is the beginning. Keeping together is the progress. Working together is Success”. Unless if we work together Success may continue to elude us. Time has come to recognize each other’s contribution for the national cause and be given due respect.

To me, all Naga counts; whether big or small as every single Naga has contributed according to his or her capacity and to my dear Naga leaders, as we are all working under the banner of “Nagas Land for Christ”; every step we take must be as per Christ. The book of Matthew 23:12 says that: “For those whoever exalts himself will be humbled; and whoever humbles himself shall be exalted”. Let us humble ourselves before God and seek His wisdom and put a serious effort to work together to bring success and early solution.

It is also true that, cent percent people cannot be brought on board to accept or reject, partially or wholly on any issue but, majority of the people must agree and accept. According to Rick Godwin, “Some people resist changes because, they focus on what they have to give up; instead of what they have to gain”. In recent past, we have seen many critics in groups and in person, who were very critical on the likely solution but I accept it as a common phenomenon for when a man in the form of Christ was also rebuked by the man of this world whom he came to save, this much of criticism is acceptable. It is also true that, the Naga leaders use their wisdom and choose what was right for them at the time when Nagaland state was created as they were under tremendous pressure or there were serious humanitarian crisis but, it is also equally true that acceptance of Nagaland state as a 16th State of the Indian Union, was the first nail in the Naga coffin. Let us not allow our prejudices become another nail against the long cherished desire of the Naga people for self determination. Once as I was going around a shopping mall my eye fall on a very catchy phrase, it was sweetly written and place before a breakable glass items. “Nice to see; good to hold, if broken take it to be sold”. I am sure many of you must have come across these lines. Now, I was forced to think how those words were beautifully coined to shift responsibility on the customers in case of any mishandling and later, I also realized that the same lines even applies on the Indo-Naga issue which at least appears to be very interesting (nice to see) but if we fail to raise our concern in unison (if broken or in case of non-unanimity) we must consider that it is a lost battle we are fighting (sold out) again it will be a complete case of mishandling by the Nagas ourselves. We talk too much of Christianity but do all un-Christian things, preach Christianity but involves in un-Christianity acts. The Nagas need to think seriously as we Nagas cannot waste our time and energy for eternity. One day as I was going through a Myanmar based paper, I saw the noble Laureate Aung Sang Suu Kyi addressing a huge gathering of different ethnic tribesman of Myanmar, in her speech Madam Su Kyi opined that; “let us strive and think, what we can give for the sake and cause of the Union and not what we can take from the Union”. Therefore, all the Nagas must also strive and think what we can do for the sake and cause of the Nagas and not, what we can take or make for ourselves from the Naga cause.

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ally in Public and hit me ‘below the Belt’ -something a fair Player does not, anyway that is personal matter and it has revealed yourself to the public more than I would.

My experience is, the way you use words and language is unlike a Sir, Aizwal Football Club from Mizoram winning the I self-respecting honorable Angami ‘Thetseimie’. Your unrestrained League is a great achievement and a matter of pride for the Language, your hyperboles indi- entire North Eastern region. It just goes on to show how the cates you must have been influ- standard of football in the northeastern states of India like enced by the arrogant pugnacious Mizoram, Manipur, Meghalaya and Assam has improved by nature of others; you may be even leaps and bounds and looking forward for more laurels.

In the context of this achievement, parallel can be drawn under their Spell. Be it as you and find out where does Nagaland stand. Sad to say, I League would like.

I have no inclination to act is a distant dream; Nagaland Football Association cannot ‘one man up man-ship’ with you organise even a football league in the state. It’s high time in the Papers and hopefully this is all stake holders do something about reviving football in the the end unless I come across Truth state; for the sake of football and the enormous footballing talents that are being wasted time and again. and Untruth mixed together.

Temsu Pongen, Nutun Basti, Dimapur Thepfulhouvi Solo 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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7th PC: Cabinet approves new pension plan Goa beef traders demand protection PANAJI, MAY 3 (IANS): Beef traders in Goa on Wednesday demanded police protection, alleging they were being attacked while transporting beef or beef waste by self-styled local “gau rakshaks” (cow vigilantes).

Addressing a press conference here, Manna Bepari, President of the Qureshi Meat Traders Association of Goa, said that the association had also appealed to Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, requesting him to put such vigilante groups under surveillance.

“We have FDA (Food and Drugs Administration), health and municipality licences, unlike in Uttar Pradesh. Despite this, they are trying to replicate what is happening in that state. We will never allow this to

happen. We want Goa government...

Chief Minister to protect us,” Bepari told reporters.

Last week, traders transporting a consignment of beef waste to a government-endorsed disposal centre located at the only legal abattoir here -- Goa Meat Complex -- were stopped allegedly by gau rakshaks after stoning the vehicle and attacking its inmates.

Bepari claimed that such incidents were on the rise in Goa. “They stone our vehicles and beat up our workers. We are requesting Goa government for protection, especially police protection. Those who are illegally attacking us should be kept under surveillance and we should be given police protection,” Bepari said, adding that names of the

gau rakshak organisations had been submitted to the authorities.

Beef is normally consumed in the form of stew, curries, roasts, soups and is an essential protein, and one of the cheapest meats in most Christian and Muslim homes in the state.

Minorities comprise nearly 30 per cent of the state’s 1.5 million population. Cheaper than mutton, beef is also commonly consumed in the tourism-oriented coastal belt, which sees nearly three million tourists, half a million of which are foreigners.

According to official statistics from the Goa Meat Complex, the state’s only abattoir facility allowed to slaughter cattle and buffaloes, the state consumes more than 40 tonnes of beef every day.

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non-availability of records in a large number of cases and was also found to be prone to several anomalies.

The Cabinet also approved the retention of percentage-based regime of disability pension implemented post 6th CPC, which the 7th CPC had recommended to be replaced by a slab-based system.

The issue of disability pension was referred to the National Anomaly Committee by the Ministry of Defence on account of the representation received from the Defence Forces to retain the slab-based system, as it would have resulted in reduction in the amount of disability pension for existing pensioners and a reduction in the amount of disability pension for future retirees when compared to percentage-based disability pension.

The decision which will benefit existing and future Defence pensioners would entail an additional expenditure of approximately Rs 130 crore per annum.

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pensioners were revised as per the second formulation multiplying existing pension by a fitment factor of 2.57, though the pensioners were to be given the option of choosing the more beneficial of the two formulations as per the 7th CPC recommendations.

In order to provide the more beneficial option to the pensioners, Cabinet has accepted the recommendations of the Committee, which has suggested revision of pension based on information contained in the Pension Payment Order (PPO) issued to every pensioner.

The revised procedure of fixation of notional pay is more scientific, rational and implementable in all the cases. The Committee reached its findings based on an analysis of hundreds of live pension cases. The modified formulation will be beneficial to more pensioners than the first formulation recommended by the 7th CPC, which was not found to be feasible to implement on account of

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pensioners based on suggestions made by the Committee chaired by Secretary (pensions) constituted with the approval of the Cabinet.

The modified formulation of pension revision approved by the Cabinet will entail an additional benefit to the pensioners and an additional expenditure of approximately Rs 5031 crore for 2016-17 over and above the expenditure already incurred in revision of pension as per the second formulation based on fitment factor. It will benefit over 55 lakh pre-2016 civil and defence pensioners and family pensioners.

While approving the implementation of the 7th CPC recommendations on 29th June, 2016, the Cabinet had approved the changed method of pension revision recommended by the 7th CPC for pre-2016 pensioners, comprising of two alternative formulations, subject to the feasibility of the first formulation which was to be examined by the Committee.

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NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (AGENCIES): The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved important proposals relating to modifications in the 7th CPC (Central Pay Commission) recommendations on pay and pensionary benefits in the course of their implementation.

Earlier, in June, 2016, the Cabinet had approved implementation of the recommendations with an additional financial outgo of Rs 84,933 crore for 201617 (including arrears for 2 months of 2015-16).

The benefit of the proposed modifications will be available with effect from 1st January, 2016, i.e., the date of implementation of 7th CPC recommendations.

With the increase approved by the Cabinet, the annual pension bill alone of the Central Government is likely to be Rs 1,76,071 crore.

The Cabinet approved modifications in the recommendations of the 7th CPC relating to the method of revision of pension of pre2016 pensioners and family

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HE also felt the need to focus on product development.

Earlier, general manager EXIM Bank of India, Deepali Agarwal delivered the key note address, wherein she highlighted the potential of NE region in International Trade, and

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proposed various measures to take the region forward in the area of export and import.

Member, CII and Managing Director, Clairvoyance Technology, Neisakholie gave the welcome note.

Regional Head EXIM Bank, Anirudha Barooah proposed the vote of thanks.

The inaugural session was followed by technical session.

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DIMAPUR, MAY 3 (NPN): Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in collaboration with EXIM Bank of India (Export-Import Bank of India) Wednesday conducted a seminar on opportunities and challenges in Foreign Trade here at Hotel Acacia with parliamentary secretary, Higher &Technical Education Nagaland, Deo Nukhu, as the chief guest of the inaugural session.

Speaking at the seminar, Nukhu remarked that the seminar will be an eyeopener in creating awareness in the area of trade and commerce for those keen to participate.

He observed that lack of research on product availability, lack of storage facilities, substandard packaging and other infrastructure

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NEW DELHI, May 3 (PTI): Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara today announced a flat 50 per cent discount on all business class fares starting as low as Rs 4,611.

The offer begins from today and is available until May 6. It will be valid for travel between May 12, 2017 and February 20, 2018, according to the airline.

The offer holds for some of the favourite holiday destinations like Goa, Port Blair, Leh, Jammu, Srinagar, Kochi, Guwahati, Amritsar, Bhubaneswar, as well as metro cities such as Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Bengaluru, among other destinations across Vistara’s network.

were some of problems that hinder the prospect of import and export in Nagaland.

Nukhu therefore urged upon the entrepreneurs and traders to focus on the challenges of export and import for development of Nagaland and the North East by making quality local products which can compete at a global stage.

He was also hopeful that the Look East policy of India would provide the much needed impetus towards the growth of International trade, and the Naga entrepreneurs could benefit from it.

Commissioner and secretary, Vety & Animal Husbandry Government of Nagaland, M.K. Mero who also addressed the gathering, observed that N.E region was blessed with fertile

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index inched up by 0.07%.

“Equity markets consolidated for fourth consecutive session on Wednesday as investors awaited the outcome of Federal Reserve policy meeting tonight and pending corporate earnings. The Sensex hit its lowest closing level in more than one week,” Deepak Jasani, Head -- Retail Research, HDFC Securities, told IANS. “Major Asian markets have ended on a positive note, barring Jakarta and Shanghai index. European indices like FTSE 100, DAX and CAC 40 all traded lower.” Anand James, Chief Market Strategist of Geojit Financial Services, said: “Realty continued to fuel optimism, but pharma and banks remained a drag. IT space saw buying, and will take cues from tomorrow’s services PMI (Purchasing Managers’ Index).

“Though FOMC is less likely to raise rates, global markets remained on the backfoot, which may have kept Indian markets restrained too, but didn’t give enough signs that it is too worried either.” According to Dhruv Desai, Director

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empower banks to resolve large non-performing assets (NPAs) and protect them for loan decisions taken in good faith.

The scheme does not involve setting up a ‘bad bank’ , as recommended by chief economic advisor Arvind Subramanian in the Economic Survey in January, another person briefed about the development said on condition of anonymity.

Early results for the March quarter show that the problem of bad debts has only grown worse since December with big lenders such as ICICI Bank Ltd and Axis Bank Ltd reporting an increase in their gross nonperforming loans.

In the last three years, the Reserve Bank of India has come out with several schemes to resolve the bad loan problem such as strategic debt restructuring (which allows banks to convert part of their debt in a stressed company to 51% equity, allowing them to take operational control) and scheme for sustainable structuring of stressed assets, or S4A (where banks can break up the debt into sustainable and unsustainable halves, allowing deep restructuring in the latter, while the former continues to be serviced).

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Printed format: NBSE has informed that provisional Result Gazettes would be issued to all the registered institutions of the board. The results would also be available on the notice board of the office.

Meanwhile, all the heads of registered institutions have been informed to collect the marksheets and other documents from the afternoon of May 8-10, 2017.

NBSE has stated that if the head of institution cannot appear, duly authorised person should be deputed to collect the same.

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New Delhi/Mumbai, May 3 (Agecies): The cabinet on Wednesday decided to amend the Banking Regulation Act to put in place a scheme to resolve stressed assets in the banking system totalling about Rs9.64 trillion as of endDecember and enable this capital to be redeployed productively in the economy.

A proposal to amend the Bill has been sent to President Pranab Mukherjee, who is expected to sign an ordinance to that effect shortly, perhaps as early as Wednesday night, a person with knowledge of the development said on condition of anonymity.

Finance minister Arun Jaitley, who briefed reporters about the decision taken at a cabinet meeting chaired

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said an important decision related to the banking sector was taken but details could not be made public before the President approves the proposal.

“There is a convention that when some proposal is referred to the President, then details of it cannot be disclosed till it is approved.

As soon as approval comes, details will be shared,” the minister said. The person cited above said the proposed amendments seek to

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Mumbai, May 3 (IANS): Negative global cues and heavy selling pressure in healthcare, oil and gas, and banking stocks led the Indian equity markets to close on flat-to-negative note on Wednesday.

Market observers said investors were cautious ahead of the outcome of the two-day US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meet, due later on Wednesday evening.

The wider 51-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) inched down by 1.85 points or 0.02% to close at 9,311.95 points.

The barometer 30-scrip Sensitive Index (Sensex) of the BSE, which opened at 29,984.95 points, closed at 29,894.80 points -- down 26.38 points or 0.09% from its previous close at 29,921.18 points. The Sensex touched a high of 30,020.59 points and a low of 29,846.57 points during the intra-day trade. The BSE market breadth favoured a bearish mood -- with 1,485 declines and 1,360 advances.

In terms of the broader markets, the S&P BSE midcap index closed down by 0.30%, while the small-cap

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and Chief Operating Officer of Tradebulls, the equity markets in India, which opened higher, remained rangebound in the intra-day session. “The Bank Nifty shredded its opening gains and ended into the red due to likely profit booking pressure at higher levels,” Desai told IANS. “PSU Banks saw some momentum, while textile sector stocks outperformed the market sentiments and traded firm.”

Sector-wise, the S&P BSE healthcare index fell by 145.40 points, the oil and gas index was down by 97.76 points and the banking index edged down by 95.10 points. In contrast, the S&P BSE IT index surged by 135.46 points, the Teck (technology, media and entertainment) index rose by 51.39 points and the realty index was up by 30.29 points. Major Sensex gainers on Wednesday were: Power Grid, up 2.31% at Rs 210.75; Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), up 1.98% at Rs 2,337.40; Infosys, up 1.59% at Rs 935.65; Coal India, up 1.49% at Rs 279.35; and Hindustan Unilever, up 0.71% at Rs 935.30.

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ly” civilians, an interior ministry spokesman told AFP without giving a breakdown.

NATO said three coalition service members had received “non-life threatening wounds” in the attack. “(They) are in stable condition, and are currently being treated at coalition medical facilities,” a spokesman for US Forces-Afghanistan said, without confirm-

ing their nationalities.

IS claimed responsibility for the blast via its Amaq propaganda agency, saying the eight dead were all American soldiers. The militants are known to exaggerate their claims. The attack comes three weeks after the US dropped its largest nonnuclear bomb on the jihadist group’s hideous in eastern Afghanistan. NATO commander in Afghanistan General John Nicholson said the strike, which triggered global shockwaves, showed there was “no space” for IS in the war-torn country.

Monday’s attack comes as the US seeks to craft a new strategy in Afghanistan and NATO mulls boosting troop levels as they face a “stalemate” against the resurgent Taliban.

The blast, which IS said was a suicide car bomb and NATO said was an improvised explosive device (IED), damaged two of the

heavily armoured vehicles in the convoy and left a small crater in the road, witnesses and an AFP photographer said. MRAP (Mine Resistant Ambush Protected) vehicles, which are designed to withstand large explosions, are routinely used by international forces moving around Kabul.

At least three civilian cars were also damaged, with one ablaze, while windows were shattered up to several hundred metres away. Firefighters and ambulances rushed stunned survivors to hospital.

Nicholson has said the US decision to drop the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast on IS hideouts in Nangarhar province last month was a “very clear message” to the group: “If they come to Afghanistan they will be destroyed”.

N Korea confirms detention of US citizen SEOUL, MAY 3 (IANS): North Korea on Wednesday confirmed that it was holding an American citizen, saying the man was being held for committing “hostile criminal acts with an aim to subvert the country”.

The despatch by the North’s official Korean Central News Agency, or KCNA, was its first official confirmation of the arrest in late April of Kim Sang-duk, who also goes by his American name, Tony Kim. Law enforcement officials were investigating Kim’s crime, KCNA said. It gave no further details.

Kim was detained at the airport in Pyongyang on April 22 while he was trying to leave the country.

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WASHINGTON, MAY 3 (IANS): Hillary Clinton has said she takes responsibility for her loss to Donald Trump in the 2016 US p r e s i d e n t i a l r a c e, b u t blamed Russian interference and the timing of a letter from FBI Director James Comey as factors depriving her of an otherwise expected victory.

“If the election had been on October 27, I would be your President,” she told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour at a Women for Women International event in New York on Tuesday.

“I take absolute personal responsibility. I was the candidate, I was the person who was on the ballot. I am very aware of the

PRESS RELEASE

Dated Kohima, the 2nd May 2017 NO.ED/MNE/REG-1/2015; This is to inform all categories of Adhoc employees under the Directorate of School Education Nagaland, who have completed 3 (three) years or more of continuous service as on 31/12/2015 and have submitted documents are hereby informed that a written test will be conducted on 20th May 2017 for GT/PT/HT/DT/LT/LAB. ASST & PET at Rüzhükhrie GHSS Kohima and on the 23rd May 2017 for CI & KI at Govt. Polytechnic Institute Kohima.

Written Test will be for a duration of 3 (three) hours.

Written Test for both GT & PT will include General Studies, English, Essay, Science, Social Science & Mathematics.

For others in PET/LT/DT/Lab. Asst/HT/CI/KI category, written and practical test will be assessed on respective subject matter only.

1. All Adhoc Employees to collect the 'Admit Card' from 16th – 19th of May 2017 during office hour from the Directorate of School Education along with Rs. 500 (five hundred) as examination processing fee.

2. For those candidates who have not submitted 'Identification Proof' Admit Card will be issued only on production of the same.

3. All 'Original Documents' pertaining to service must be produced for verification on 22nd May 2017 at the Directorate of School Education from 10 am onwards.

Written exam starts 10 am.

Sd/WONTHUNGO TSUPOE ADDL. DIRECTOR (HOD) Issued by : DIPR DC-918

IMMANUEL COLLEGE

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Lengrijan : Dimapur-797112, P.B. No. 253.

Date : 4th May, 2017 Time : 09:30 AM Venue : Multipurpose Hall, ATI

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Attached Hostels for Boys and Girls

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The following Administrative Heads and Head of Departments are requested to attend the Inaugural function: 1) Nagaland Public Works Department (NPWD) 2) Health & Family Welfare Department 3) Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) 4) Irrigation & Flood Control Department 5) Police Engineering Project Issued by: DIPR DC-920

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Kumtsüno Kaku hipau mula akeu khelho aghi nani kepi akupulu shi akeu toi kaku hipau khaqhinike ghenguno atsala 05/05/2017, ado ayi 10:00 inaqhe, Nihoto Village (Dimapur) phulo Inoli & Ino Q. Tuccu no sasü tsü ani.

Tighenguno ni Awomi lagha khile-khile aghimu kumtsüno ighino ahoho hipaulo sutsü penike kusü ani. Tolukivi thaqhulo Kukami shi akeqoye vezumono ighi tsüpenike kusü ani, eno ighinikemiye kumtsüno Sumi phikuzu (Waist Coat) pepusü ighilo. Akupughu kumtsü lau tsüpuwu keu shimla va, ikemu yekulha lo tsuva ake ghenguno akupughulo akemi khumu vezumono ikhilu tsüpenike shikimithi ani.

Application Form and Prospectus for admission into Class -11 (Arts & Science), B.A. & B.Sc. 1st Semester will be issued immediately after the HSLC & HSSLC results.

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Arts : English, Sociology, Education, Environmental E., History, Alty. English and Pol. Sc. or Economics.

FEATURES :  Hostel attached for both Boys and Girls  Outdoor educational programme close to nature  Acknowledge students' mastery of social & literary skills (Debate, Recitation, Painting, extempore speech, creative writing etc.)  Talent Hunt  Team of trained, dedicated & highly experienced teachers.

"Where we give special emphasis on the personality development of the students"

Teaching Vacancy : M.A History : 1 post :

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 Entrance Test/Admission forms for Arts and Science Streams for boys and girls (Passed in 2017 only) will be issued right after the result declaration.  Direct admission through Oral Interview for Science Stream 55% and above in Maths & Science and for Arts Stream 55% and above.  Written test in Science & Maths for Science Stream and Eng & SS for Arts Stream (40% - 54%).

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Pithi tsa 1. Akumula eno ahoho dolo jukutsumi: I/c. Q. Khekuto Awomi (Nihoto village) 2. Assu Kughuko kaku ye lakhi lo ghuka 500/- no jetsu nani.

3. Chuqhu kusho (Alibe kini kuto tsunikemiqo (I/c. Eralibill/Nihoto ghami Amulimiqo 4. Awomi kumutsuno ighino akighini eno kaku khakiqhi kupughu hipau lo sulu penike alokivishi kusu ani.

Akupughu Kumulami Awomi Lagha Kughuko mipemiqo

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Principal # (03862)-248275/9436004791(M)

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A-a Q. Tuccu Residence, Nihoto Village Atsala : 05/05/2017 Ado, Ayi : 10:00 Inaqhe Alakhu mpeu : Ino Hukiye Awomi Akiyeu : Ino. Khushito Awomi AHOHO KIKITHI

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cates of what the government had already examined prior to clearing Clinton of any criminal charges. Responding on Clinton’s comments, Trump in a series of late night tweets on Tuesday, both revisited his 2016 victor y and seemingly slammed the judgement of his own FBI director.

“FBI Director Comey was the best thing that ever happened to Hillary Clinton in that he gave her a free pass for many bad deeds!

The phoney Trump/Russia story was an excuse used by the Democrats as justification for losing the election.

Perhaps Trump just ran a great campaign,” Trump wrote in a series of messages.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

INAUGURAL FUNCTION OF INDUCTION TRAINING FOR TECHNICAL SERVICES

: SHRIPANKAJKUMAR, IAS, CHIEF SECRETARY, GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND. CHAIRPERSON : SHRIKEVEKHA KEVIN ZEHOL, NCS, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR (ADMN.) ATI ORDER OF THE PROGRAMME 1. Welcome Address : Chairperson 2. Keynote Address : Smt. Lithrongla G. Chishi, IAS, Director, ATI 3. Speech : Guest of Honour.

challenges, the problems, the shortfalls that we had,” Clinton said.

She added that she was “on the way to winning until a combination of Jim Comey’s letter on October 28 and Russian WikiLeaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me and got scared off.” Clinton was referring to the decision by Comey to disclose -- 11 days before election day -- that the FBI was reviewing newly-discovered emails in relation to the investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server while at the helm of the Department of State.

Just days later, Comey concluded the emails were mostly personal or dupli-

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Security forces inspect at the site of a suicide attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, May 3 , 2017. (AP/PTI)

KABUL, MAY 3 (AFP): A powerful blast targeting an armoured NATO convoy in Kabul killed at least eight people and wounded 28 today, including three coalition members, officials said in an attack claimed by the Islamic State group.

The explosion, which came during morning rush hour on a busy road near the US embassy and NATO headquarters, killed “most-

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, May 4, 2017

The Eagles sue Hotel California

endary”.

“Multiple online reviews make clear” that visitors are deceived, according to the band’s legal claim.

The Eagles are seeking an injunction to stop the hotel from using the Hotel California name, or doing anything else to imply a connection to the band. They’re also seeking all related profits, plus damages and relief.

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With great pride, the THELE CLAN of Mesulumi Village takes immense pleasure to felicitate Miss Chewelo-ü Thele, D/O Wenyilo-ü Thele for bagging ‘Best All Rounder Award’ in Delhi Police Training College, Passing out parade on 28th April, 2017.

We wish her success in her future endeavour.

LHIPEWE THELE KEDUTE THELE Secy., Thele Clan, Chairman, Thele Clan, Mesulumi Village Mesulumi Village

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he Eagles are suing a hotel in Mexico that calls itself the Hotel California, after the band’s hit song and album.

The rock band claim the 11-room hotel, in Todos Santos, “actively encourages” guests to believe it is associated with them in order to sell merchandise.

They claim the hotel plays Eagles songs in the lobby and sells t-shirts describing the venue as “leg-

comment on the legal case, which was filed in Los Angeles on Monday.

Hotel California is the title track from the 1976 Eagles album of the same name, and won the 1977 Grammy award for record of the year.

While the song is not based on any particular place, the building pictured on the album cover is the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Ironically, the band used the photo without permission, nearly landing them in court, until it was pointed out that the hotel had seen its bookings triple after the album was released.

The band’s legal case argues that Hotel California is “arguably the band’s most popular song, and in many ways embodies the very essence of the band itself ”.

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The Kuda Dihomiapfu Krotho Dimapur with immense pride and honour would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Dr Vitsou Yano, Daughter of Khrieneilhou and Thepfukieu Yano of Dihoma Village on being conferred Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Women Studies on the topic- "Cultural World of Women in Angami Naga Society" from the University of Hyderabad.

The KDK wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless her in every future endeavour.

Kohima Institute of Music (KIM) conducted two-day Music foundation course for the Kohima orphanage and destitute home children and concluded on April 28. The KIM members are seen here with orphanage home children at KODH.

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OFFICE OF THE

CHUKITONG AREA BAPTIST MISSION SCHOOL P.B.O Chukitong, P.O Wokha Nagaland -798631 Govt. Regd. No. : APP No. IS/DEV/27 Feb/76-77

FELICITATION

With immense pride and honor, we the teaching faculty and School Managing Board of “Chukitong Area Baptist Mission School” extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Chancibemo Shiteo, S/o. Pvukhomo Shiteo of Tsungki Village who was awarded Ph.D in Geography from NEHU University, Shillong in his thesis entitled “Prospect of Cultural Tourism in Nagaland”. We wish and pray that you may find real happiness and satisfaction as well, as you start making a new life. God bless you more!

The Pochury Women Organisation, Kohima invites all the Pochury Community living in Kohima th to its 25 Anniversary Celebration on 5th May 2017 10:30 am at Ura Academy.

A special invitation is extended to all the Pochury Women married to other tribes and residing in Kohima to come and bless the celebration with their presence.

S. Longtsuthung Kikon Chairman School Managing Board

Zubenthung T. Ezung Headmaster, (CABMS)

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spends her leisure time writ- ditional love. Download for ing - jotting down beautiful free at>> http://indihut. lines, putting melody to it. com/yen-zhimo/ She says that though she is still at the learning stage she is grounded on making music her profession, a career choice which has put her “through a lot of commotion.” “Music is an art of expression and I will express it. What’s wrong in believing and giving it a try?”

With that commitment in mind, she says that she joined Hillspraise Music Academy in 2015 to fine tune her “passion.” Two years on, she says that she has learned a lot at the academy under the guidance of her gifted music teacher.

The debut single ‘Try’ speaks of a woman’s uncon-

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enili Zhimo, a young and upcoming singer-song-writer from Dimapur, Nagaland released her debut single titled ‘Try’ at indihut.com recently. At 20, she says that she is committed to music and is currently pursuing music at Hills Praise Music Academy, Dimapur. She lists her hobby as music – singing and song-writing; in her words, a “passion which can’t be restrained.”

Her music taste covers a wide genre – from pop, R&B to rock and metal, while she ardently follows Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Shakira and the likes. “I started singing from an early age. It is my kind of hobby and a comfort,” Zhimo says of her fascination with music. She

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CAPF U-19: 6 teams register win

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K o h i m a , M ay. 3 (NPN): Young Girls, Sport hostel, Sweet poison, SAISTC, Don Bosco and KV Kohima registered win on Wednesday in the ongoing CAPF U-19 football hunt tournament played at IG stadium (Girls) and Kohima local ground (Boys).

In the first match played at I.G. Stadium Young Girls Club IG Academy trashed Govt. High School Khonoma by 6-0.

Imlimerenla (13) scored two goals in 34th and 37th minutes while Arhoni (20) scored four goals in 48th, 52nd, 58th and 59th minutes.

In the second match, Girls sport hostel Dimapur beat Soccer Damsels Kohima by 4-0. Watijungla (9) scored a hat-trick in 15th, 58thand 60th minutes while Pelevonuo (10) added another in the 48th minute.

The third match saw two hat-tricks as Sweet Poi-

son Club IG Academy humiliated KV Dimapur by 9-0. Neichutuo (8) scored hat-trick in 2nd, 8th and 22nd minutes, with another hat-trick coming from Lito (10) in 5th, 13th and 58th minutes, while H. Shangki (11), Rokoseno (3) and Tsarola (13) scored a goal each in 18th, 26th and 48th minutes respectively.

Meanwhile, in the first match at Kohima local ground SAI-STC Dimapur defeated Christ King Hr. Sec. School Kohima by 6-0. Monton Konyak (14) and Thaihapi (9) scored a goal each in 28th and 48th minutes respectively while Viki M Awomi (18) and Huvesu (40 scored two goals each in 35th and 43rd minutes and 73rd and 74th minutes respectively.

Don Bosco Kohima beat KV Dimapur by 1-0 in the second match. The lone and winning goal for Don Bosco Kohima was scored

by Mezhu Khrietuo Solo (17) in 20th minute.

The third match was

a closely contested one in which KV Kohima emerged victorious against KV Rangapahar by a solitary goal from Stephen Kape Ritse (10) in 69th minutes.

Thursday matches At I.G stadium (Girls) 1st match – Christ King Hr.sec school Kohima Vs Bayavu Hill High school Kohima @ 8am 2nd match- Soccer Damsel Nagaland Vs Govt.

High school Khonoma @ 10:30am 3rd match- Young Girls Club IG Academy Vs Girls sports Hostel Dimapur @ 3pm A t Ko h i m a l o c a l ground (Boys) 1st match- State Boys Hostel Nagaland Vs state sports Academy @ 8am 2nd match- KV Dimapur Vs SAI-STC Diampur @ 10:30am 3rd match- Christ King Hr. Sec school Kohima Vs Don Bosco Kohima @ 3pm.

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AR donates sports items to GMS Zunheboto DIMAPUR: With an aim to foster the spirit of sportsmanship and encourage the youth to actively participate in sports activities, 5 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (North) donated sports items to Govt Middle School (GMS), Zunheboto on May 1.

Commandant 5 AR also informed the youth about upcoming recruitment rally in Army/ CAPF in various sports quota and assured of all possible help by Recruitment Cell of 5 Assam Rifles.

Self-defense training for girl students at GHS Sitimi

Taekwondo instructor along with school faculty after the programme.

Under the initiative of Anglers Association Nagaland (AAN) and Anglers Association Mokokchung (AAM), the State Fisheries Department released fingerlings at Amoklushi Lake, Chuchuyimpang village Wednesday. Amoklushi is the biggest natural water body in Mokokchung and is one of the most popular destinations for anglers in the district. The release of fingerlings today complements ongoing development of the lake as a natural water body conservation project by the state PHED.

Kiphire, May 3 (NPN): With an aim to promote self-defense tactics especially for the girls, RMSA Nagaland organised one-day Taekwondo training for girl students of class 9 and 10 on May 2 at Government High School Sitimi town.

During the training, Taekwondo instructor, P Aliba Sangtam informed the students that taekwondo enhances physical

fitness level and mental powers. Apart from physical benefits, it helps build confidence, develop discipline and help keep both mind and body, he added.

He further encouraged the students to be more active in every field and acknowledge the school authority for sparing the time for the training.

LT. NIHESHE CHISHI Pastor LOKOBO

Died : May 4th, 1987

Today's the 20th anniversary of the day we lost you.

Time slips by and life goes on but from our hearts, you are never gone. Thoughts and memories of you remain ever fresh and ever vivid in our hearts. Your influence still guides us, your exemplary life, your honesty and uprightness, and your humble service and devotion to God always motivates us. The fact that you're no longer here with us always causes us pain but you will be forever in our hearts till we meet again.

We miss you dear.

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OFFICE OF THE PHESAMA VILLAGE COUNCIL PHESAMA, DIST. KOHIMA, NAGALAND.

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LT. NGANGSHIMONGBA JAMIR

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Late Lipoktemjen

Born : 08/07/1951 – Died : 25/04/2017 We the bereaved family members and relatives of Lt. Lipoktemjen (Longmisa) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, relatives, churches, neighbours, friends, colonies and well wishers who stood by us physically, morally, financially and through prayers during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Lt. Lipoktemjen on the 25th of April 2017.

We regret our inability to thank and mention each and everyone of you by name, however your prayer and good deeds remains in our hearts. It is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly.

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Through this column, the Phesama Village Council convey our profound gratitude and appreciation towards the Office of the Assistant Controller of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection, Kohima and the Kohima District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum (District Forum) for organising Consumer Awareness campaign under the theme “CONSUMER RIGHTS IN THE DIGITAL AGE” at Phesama Village Council Hall, Phesama Village on 30th April 2017.

We extend our special thanks to the following resource person: 1. Shri. Bizo M. Kuotsu, Joint Controller & HoD, Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection Department, Nagaland, Kohima.

2. Shri. Haikambe Zeliang, Deputy Controller, Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection Department, Nagaland, Kohima.

3. Smt. Mhaleno Zashümo Tacü, Hon’ble Member of Kohima District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum (District Forum), Nagaland.

(METEKHRIEZO KHALE) (VIMEDO CHUSE) Gen. Secretary, Phesama Village Council Chairman, Phesama Village Council

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Born : 05-02-1974 – Died : 29-04-2017

“To the world you were one but to me you were the world” – T. Bendangsenla.

“Missing you a lot Oba, be happy with Abba and we shall meet in Heaven once again” – Imsubenla.

“Oba! Thank you so much for everything, Missing you a lot. See you again in a better place” – Limatemjen. “ Oba! As you sing along with the Angels bestow upon us your blessings”– Esther.

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“4th May , 2016 was the day the earth lost you leaving us filled with grief , but you found a place in Heaven leaving behind the pain and sickness of the world. Not a day passes without you in our hearths”

LATE. KETHONGULIE LIEZIETSU 11th October 1979 – 27th April 2017 We, the family members of LATE KETHONGULIE LIEZIETSU, would like to sincerely thank each and every individual, churches, organizations and wellwishers for their presence at the demise of our beloved on 27th April 2017.

Even though we regret our inability to thank each of you personally, your kind words and generous support given to us during a very difficult time is gratefully acknowledged and deeply appreciated. May the good Lord shower His plentiful blessings upon each of you.

Loving mother, brothers & relatives.

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We the bereaved family members of Lt. T. Soukho Domeh would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, organizations, friends and well wishers who supported and stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved on 29-04-2017.

We specially convey our sincere gratitude to :1. Shri. Deo Nukhu, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secy.

2. Shri. Neiphi-u Rio, Hon'ble M.P, Lok Sabha & Former Chief Minister, Nagaland.

3. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Unity Village, Dimapur.

4. CBC Youth Dept. & Mission Deptt. Unity Village, Dimapur 5. Zhavame Union Dimapur 6. Zelome Women Dimapur 7. Razeba Public Organisation, Dimapur 8. Vekholü SHG, Dimapur 9. Zhavame Union Kohima 10. Razeba Women Organisation, Kohima 11. Razeba Women Society.

12. Zhavame Builders Association.

We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually, yet we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Aizawl FC threaten hunger strike are planning to launch in November this year.

In the new Indian Super League, the existing eight ISL clubs will be joined by at least three I-League clubs but newly-crowned champions Aizawl are not a part of the merger plans. Instead, the AIFF is in talks with Bengaluru FC, Mohun Bagan and East Bengal. In a statement, the club said they had submitted a ‘formal claim to the AIFF to continue in the top league

Bembem, Jeje for Arjuna award

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NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (PTI): Legendary women footballer Oinam Bembem Devi, Jeje Lalpekhlua and Gurpreet Sandhu have been nominated for this year’s Arjuna Award by the AIFF. Bembem, 36, called time on her illustrious international career at the end of the South Asian Games, while goalkeeper Gurpreet is the only Indian

to have played top-flight football in Europe.

AIFF Player of the Year Jeje has been a key member of the National team.

Gurpreet turned out for Norwegian top division club Stabaek last year.

S.S.P. Chawrasia and Aditi Ashok have been recommended for the award by the Indian Golf Union (IGU).

even after proposed merger of the existing top league with the ISL.’ “If no positive response is received from AIFF, the club will approach central sports minister, prime minister of India and also president of AFC,” the statement added.

The club added that in case those appeals also don’t work, they would resort to wide-ranging protests. “If all these steps are failed, the club will have no other choice but will resort to world-wide protests, sitting demonstration near AFC/FIFA offices, picketing of AIFF office, mass hunger strike/fast unto death protest,” the statement read.

Aizawl FC’s unexpected win has thrown AIFF and IMG-R’s league

merger plans off tracks.

Patel is expected to meet Mohun Bagan and East Bengal officials in Mumbai on Saturday to discuss the possibility of their inclusion in the new league.

However, the federation hasn’t included Aizawl in their talks yet.

Aizawl’s owner Robert Royte had said on Monday that he expected the AIFF to include them in the ISL and would not accept any other decision.

“How can the reigning champions be relegated to second division? We will not accept it, no chance.

We will be playing in the Asian competitions. How silly will it be if the India’s champions are playing in Asia but back home, they are not allowed to play in the main league?,” Royte had said.

M A D R I D, M A Y 3 (AGENCIES): Atletico Madrid’s 3-0 loss to rivals Real Madrid in the first

ICC launches mobile app ahead of Champions Trophy Dubai, May 3 (IANS): The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday launched its cricket mobile app with attractive features for the upcoming Champions Trophy to be held in England and Wales from June 1-18. It will be the go-to cricket app for all international cricket including this year’s ICC events -- the Champions Trophy and the Women’s World Cup, according to a release.

The ICC also announced the launch of its fans’ newsletter ‘Leading Edge’ (www.icc-cricket.com/ register) which will deliver personalised cricket content and promotional offers from ICC Events to fans in different parts of the world. Commenting on the development, ICC head of media rights, broadcast and digital Aarti Dabas said: “The new ICC mobile app and the fans’ newsletter ‘Leading Edge’ are aimed to provide global cricket fans with relevant and personalised content throughout the year.” “ICC’s digital products will not only give cricket fans a chance to keep abreast with all international cricket news but also provide them with in-depth coverage during ICC Events, including the fastest live scores, a live commentary blog on the new-look match centre and exclusive video content,” she added.

leg of their Champions League semi-final on Tuesday was just a continuation of results that have blighted

DIMAPUR: With the aim to bring parents, their children and youth together through a fusion of cultural activity, recreation and sports, a “Bridge the Gap” themed event was organized

by DABA Youth Ministry of Duncan Fellowship at DBHSS ground on May 2.

The event was organized primarily to bring together families, old and young on a common ground with the good news of the Gospel as the main base.

Football and volleyball matches between the married versus the unmarried, were the highlights of the day.

The gathering during the event was blessed with the participation of Associate Pastor of DABA, Imnatoshi Lkr, Rev. Dr. N. Tzudir

Associate Pastor DABA Imnatoshi Lkr, in action.

and members of DABA Duncan Fellowship.

Meanwhile, the fellowship has thanked the authorities of DBHSS for allowing the fellowship to utilize their ground for the event.

The fellowship aspires to conduct similar events in future to bring the young and the old together through sports and recreation to further work for the glory of God’s Kingdom.

Azlan Shah: Mandeep shines Throttle Thrust II concludes as India edge past Japan IPOH (MALAYSIA), MAY 3 (IANS): Mandeep Singh struck a hat-trick as India staged a strong comeback to beat Japan 4-3 in a league match of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament here on Wednesday.

Mandeep Singh struck in the 45th, 51st and 58th minutes after defender Rupinder Pal Singh (sixth minute) had powered home a penalty corner to hand an early lead to India.

Japan fought back through Kazuma Murata (10th minute), Heita Yoshihara (43rd minute)

and Genki Mitani (45th minute). Mandeep thus became the third player to score a hat-trick in the tournament after the Australian pair of Trent Mitton and Tom Craig. India now have seven points from four matches. They had started their campaign with a 2-2 draw with title contenders Britain in the opening match of the tournament.

They had then defeated New Zealand 3-1 before going down by a similar margin to favourites Australia on Tuesday.

India will now take on hosts Malaysia in their last

CL: Ronaldo hat-trick crushes Atletico in semi-final

Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates scoring their second goal.

Kohima, May 3 (NPN): In the ongoing Morning Premier League-3 (MPL-3), Silver Whites Wednesday earned its first point of the season. Silver Whites drew against Merhulietsa Sunrisers by 2-2 goals, earning the first point of the season after playing nine matches.

Asat scored the first goal for Sunrisers within the third minute. Whites equalised the goal in the 35 minute through Gaynon. After the lemon break, Silver Whites came back strong with Tesah netting the third goal of the match in the 68th minute.

However, a controversial goal from Chuba in the 78th minute saw Sunrisers levelling the score 2-2. Consequently, the match had to be stopped for few minutes and resumed when the match referee apologised for not having seen the handball, saying he assumed the players were calling for offside.

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Bridging generation gap through sports, culture and recreation

the team for almost 60 years. Real’s victory at the Santiago Bernabeu means they are poised to knock Atletico out of the competition for the fourth successive year.

Two of those defeats came in the 2014 and 2016 finals in Lisbon and Milan respectively, the other a quarter-final elimination in 2015, but perhaps the most disappointing aspect of Tuesday’s result was that it was fully deserved. Madrid dominated from start to finish with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring a hat-trick,

while Atletico only created two real chances in the first half, and wasted both.

The loss was a continuation of results Atletico have suffered in continental competition against Madrid since the European Cup semi-final in 1959 despite coach Diego Simeone’s reign bringing more balance to the rivalry.

The Argentine, however, has not given up on his team’s chances yet.

“We will try and take the chance we have, no matter how small it is,” Simeone told reporters.

match of the league stage on Friday. It was a fast paced match which saw an aggressive India enjoy the bigger share of ball possession while Japan relied on speedy counter-attacks.

To their credit, the spirited Japanese took the lead twice but the Indians did well to stage comebacks on both occasions.

Despite being the higher rated team, the Indians struggled to contain their opponents and their defence was repeatedly caught on the wrong foot by the fast counter-attacks by the Japanese.

Along Memorial T-20 trophy clarification DIMAPUR: The organising committee of 2nd Along Memorial T-20 Cricket Running Trophy, scheduled to be held from May 6 to 30 at DDSC ground, has clarified that only local clubs/teams/ players from Nagaland will take part in the tournament.

Further changes have been made in the prize money, the committee stated.

For more details, the organising committee has requested all concerned to contact Imsu Longkumer (convenor) at 8447110852 or Apong Imchen (secretary) at 8732852005.

Temjen Toy, IAS along with the winners.

DIMAPUR: ‘Throttle Thrust II’, a two-day motorsport event, organized by the Spearheaad Motorsports Initiative, culminated on Wednesday at Longmisa Village, Mokokchung.

The participants competed in the autocross for the final league of competition.

Temjen Toy, IAS, addl. chief secretary & finance commissioner, Government of Nagaland

who was the chief guest on the second day of the event, gave away the prizes at the prize distribution ceremony.

The winners in different categories of competition are: Below 1300cc 1st: Brandon Bazely.

2nd: Babit Lyngdoh. 3rd :TomitoShohe Above 1300cc 1st :Ruokuobeituo Kense. 2nd: Bento Swu.

3rd : Jason Sinha SUV Category 1st: Sandeep Sharma.

2nd: Anguzo Sekhose. 3rd: AmanpreetAhluwalia Best Timings: Day 1: Bento Swu (Above 1300 cc); Brandon Bazely (Below 1300cc); AnguzoSekhose (SUV) Best Timings: Day 2: RuokuobeituoKense (Above 1300 cc); Brandon Bazely (Below 1300cc); Sandeep Sharma (SUV)

Three Indians in Asian boxing semis

Tashkent (Uzbekistan), May 3 (IANS): Indian boxers Shiva Thapa (60kg), Sumit Sangwan (91kg) and Amit Phangal (49kg) entered the semi-finals of their weight categories at the Asian Boxing Championships here on Wednesday.

The trio not only ensured podium finish for themselves, but also qualified for the World Championships to be held in Hamburg, Germany, from August 25 to September 3. Sumit was the first Indian boxer to advace to the last-four stage when he thrashed third seed Fengkai Yu of China 4-1 in the Light Heavyweight (81kg)

quarter-finals. Sumit will now face second seed Jakhon Qurbonov of Tajikistan in the semi-finals on Friday. Qurbonov had defeated Mehmood Sanaullah of Pakistan in the quarter-finals.

Amit also faced a relatively easy day, defeating fourth seed Cornelis Kwangu Langu of Indonesia 5-0 in the last-eight stage of the Light Flyweight (49kg) category.

He is expected to face a tough task in the semi-finals against reigning Olympic and Asian champion Hasanboy Dusmatov of Uzbekistan.

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NEW DELHI, MAY 3 (AGENCIES): Aizawl FC said they will approach prime minister Narendra Modi and Asian Football Confederation president Salman Bin Ibrahim AlKhalifa if they are denied an opportunity to defend their I-League title next season. The Mizo side also threatened to resort to ‘world-wide protests’ or fast unto death if the All India Football Federation (AIFF) relegates the club to the second division, as is being widely speculated.

The club made a formal application to the AIFF on Tuesday to continue being a part of the top division after it emerged that they would have no place in the restructured domestic tournament that AIFF and its commercial partners IMG-Reliance

MPL-3: Silver Cup earns first point

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