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SC sends Nirbhaya rape convicts to the gallows DEATH SENTENCE FOR ALL 4 CONVICTS

life, she was treated as an object of enjoyment,” said the judges, noting that the offence created a “tsunami of shock”. The convicts, they said, also tried to run over the woman and her friend after dumping them on a road, naked and bleeding. Amid outrage and street protests not just in India but also in other parts of the world, four of the rapists were sentenced to death by a trial court in 2013. A year later, the high court confirmed it. But Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Mukesh moved the Supreme Court for mercy. Ram Singh, the bus driver, was found hanging in his cell in Tihar jail in March 2013, months before the rapists were convicted. The sixth convict was just short of 18 when he was arrested. He walked out of a correction home in December 2015 after spending three years - the maximum punishment for minors - sparking public outrage and an overhaul of the juvenile law.

NNPGs and RH hold joint meeting D I M A P U R , M AY 5 (NPN): The ‘Working Group’ of the Naga National Political Groups held a joint meeting with the Rengma Hoho on Friday wherein both the sides deliberated on the prevailing socio-political situation faced by the inhabitants of Nagaland state, primarily taking into consideration the clear position and repeated stand of government of India and on the question of Naga integration, a press note jointly issued by GPRN/NSCN, NSCN (R), NNC (Parent Body), NNC/NPGN, NNC/GDRN and Rengma Hoho stated. The NNPGs appreciated the Rengma Nagas for their unflinching support, contribution and active participation in the Naga movement. They said pioneers like Rusilo Rengma, signatory of 1929 Naga memorandum to British statutory commission for Naga self determination, would forever embody the spirit of Rengma people. At the meeting the, the NNPGs and RH reaffirmed that “despite the practical political position of Nagas,

hanging, this was it,” said the three judges, confirming the death penalty handed by two courts. The verdict was pronounced to loud applause in court, in the presence of the parents of the woman who came to be known as “Nirbhaya” or fearless. Her mother wept silently. On December 16 2012, the physiotherapy student and her friend climbed onto a bus in south Delhi, assured by the driver that they would be dropped off at their destination. The woman was gang-raped by six men for hours, brutalised with an iron rod and her intestines were pulled out. She died in a Singapore hospital 13 days later, leaving millions in shock. “The accused were obsessed about ravishing her

New VC of Nagaland university appointed

FC, HC switch posts in major reshuffle Gov message on

Power outage in 3 distts

D I M A P U R , M AY 5 (NPN): Power supply to three districts-- Mon, Longleng and Tuensang district including Changtongya and Tuli area, Mokokchung district has been disrupted due to fault in 66KV Transmission Line between Mokokchung-Tuli and Mokokchung-Tuensang due to heavy storm. In a press note, SDO (T) Mokokchung said the department was making all efforts to restore power supply at the earliest.

Two gunned down in Mnp

I M P H A L , M AY 5 (AGENCIES): Suspected militants on Friday abducted three tribals in Manipur and gunned down two of them, police said. The third man is missing. The police said the suspected militants whisked away the three Kuki tribals from their homes. One was abducted from Imphal East and two from Kangpokpi district.

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“We now talk of rockets and missiles to tell people we’re way beyond other parties.” K Y M C

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D I M A P U R , M AY 5 (NPN): Additional Chief Secretar y and Finance Commissioner Temjen Toy (IAS), has been transferred as Addl. CS Home while Home Commissioner Abhijit Sinha (IAS) will take over as the next Finance Commissioner. The two were the only changes at the level of supertime scale in a major administrative reshuffle involving a total of 125 officers of the IAS and NCS cadres, in the rank of Deputy Commissioners, Directors, Joint Secretaries, Deputy Secretaries, SDOs, EAC etc. Sources said another list involving ranks of commissioner and secretary was expected to be out within a few days. This will be the last reshuffle of the present DANIII government before the 2018 election takes place. The following is the full

list as released by the Department of P&AR: Alun Hangsing, F&CS director is transferred and posted addl. secy. F&CS. Smita Sarangi (IAS) addl. secy H&FW is transferred as principal director school education. Muroho Chotso, DC Phek is transferred and attached as secretary P&AR, Linda Solo jt. secy Home (designate) is transferred as director YRS. Kovi Meyase, administrator KMC on promotion is transferred as DC Phek. Vikishe Sema DC (Hq) on promotion is retained as jt. commissioner. Asangla Imti, director YRS is transferred as director F&CS. Wonchio Odyuo ADC Shamator promoted and transferred as jt. secy. W&H. John T. Sangtam, ADC Meluri on promotion is transferred jt. secy. H&TE. M. Shayung Phom, ADC Tamlu on promotion is transferred and posted as jt. secy. Tourism.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 5 (NPN): Nagaland Gover nment Higher Secondary School Employee Association (NGHSSEA) on Friday demanded total bifurcation of higher secondary from elementary education. The decision was taken after NGHSSEA held consultative meeting with the DDEO’s, principals, vice principals, higher secondary officials and executive of NGHSSEA at LCS building Kohima. The association has also threatened to launch phase wise agitation, in the event state government failed to meet their demand within May 9. Briefing media persons, president NGHSSEA Kelhikha Kenye said that in the first phase of agitation the employees would be wearing black badges from May 10-12 followed by pen-down strike and mass casual leave The ultimatum included: submission of incumbency list and post continuation to the AG to enable the officers of school education department to obtain pay slips, publish seniority list of (Cont’d on p-8) officers of higher secondary

NEW DELHI, MAY 5 (AGENCIES): Four of the men held guilty of raping and torturing a 23-year-old medical student on a moving bus in Delhi in December 2012 will hang, the Supreme Court said on Friday, describing the crime as a “story of a different world”. The court referred to the dying declaration of the young woman and said the “brutal and demonic” crime had been proved beyond doubt. “Those who did this to me, do not spare them” These were the words that police officer Chaya Sharma heard from Nirbhaya, the young student gang-raped on a moving bus and tortured with an iron rod in December 2012. “If ever a case called for

N E W D E L H I , M AY 5 (NPN): The Central government has reportedly elevated Nagaland University (NU) pro- Vice Chancellor Pardesi Lal as the next Vice Chancellor. According to reports, the union government had made the appointment of Pardesi Lal as VC of Nagland University besides a VC for Aligarh Muslim University.

NGHSSEA demands bifurcation of higher secondary from elementary education section under school education department, promotion of higher secondary officers to fill up the vacant post and to review the order in respect of 23 GHSS wherein DDO power was withdrawn from GHSS principals and handed over to DEO’s of secondary cadres (intensifying cadre conflict). Kenye said that the house has taken the decision by taking into account the administrative and structural problems. He informed that the house resolved to oppose any proposal to abolish the post of DDEO which was presently occupied by higher secondary cadre. It also demanded that the DDEO post currently allocated to higher secondary cadre should be retained. He said, since 1992 higher secondary was introduced in the state, the employees have not resorted to any form of agitation, as it believed in dialogue to settle any issue. But since, NGHSSEA could no longer tolerate, it resorted to protest to express their rights, he said. NGHSSEA also expressed concern on the stripping of power of Drawal and Disbursing Officer (DDO) from

GHSS principals to District Education Officers (DEO). According to NGHSSEA, power of DDO empowered to principals, were used as effective deterrent for the school administration even amongst the school administrators. The association viewed that the government’s move to withdraw the power of DDO from GHSS principals was “anti-school administrator”. It pointed out that giving power of DDO to official, who has no experience about school administration would affect 23 higher secondary schools. It therefore, urged the government to withdrawn the power of DDO handed to DEO. Earlier on March 3, the association submitted representation to principal secretary school education for a partial review of GHSS establishment, promotion of higher secondary officers, incumbency list and post continuation and tentative seniority list of higher secondary officers. Again on April 3, NGHSSEA had submitted a reminder asking government to issue necessary orders. But the government was yet to fulfil the demand of the association.

NTTU to impose indefinite road blockade in Peren Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAY 5 (NPN): Following the DC Peren January 11 order prohibiting trucks carrying logs to pass through the district headquarters after April 30, the Nagaland Timber Traders’ Union (NTTU) has decided to launch indefinite blockade on movement of vehicles in Peren district starting May 8 if the authority fails to revoke the notification. The decision to impose indefinite blockade was taken at a joint meeting of NTTU, timber traders of Chumukedima and Dimapur units on May 4. The union has been demanding that the timber operation be allowed till May 31 with the justification that beyond the month of May, it was not feasible for the business due to onset of monsoon. The local MLA and chairman of District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Peren had reportedly written to the DC to maintain status quo and allow timber traders to function till May 3, NTTU stated, adding that the same was not applied. (Cont’d on p-8)

Red Cross Day

D I M A P U R , M AY 5 (NPN): Nagaland governor P.B. Acharya on Friday praised the hard work and sincerity of the members of Indian Red Cross Society Nagaland (IRCSN) and their service rendered to the needy people of the state, on the occasion of World Red Cross Day, which falls on May 8. Acharya said, since its inception, IRCSN has been rendering humanitarian network in the State by providing humanitarian values, disaster response and health care in the community. On the occasion, he urged all the citizens to contribute with a “generous heart, kind speech, and a life and compassion which are essential for nurturing humanity”. Acharya who is also the chairman of IRCSN wished the members a success in their future endeav(Cont’d on p-7, p-8) ours.

Person goes missing every 4th day in state: NSCW Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 5 (NPN): Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW) chairperson, Dr. Temsula Ao, on Friday stated that as per the police data one person goes missing every fourth day in Nagaland. She pointed out that out of those missing persons, 83% were below the age of 18 (children and minors), 13% have been reportedly trafficked and 35% remained untraceable, the commission stated. NSCW also added that the reported cases of rescued victims were increasing In Nagaland. NSCW chairperson was speaking at the legal awareness programme on “Human Trafficking” held at the De Oriental Grand here Friday organized by NSCW in association with the National Commission for Women, New Delhi. The seminars have been conducted in almost all the

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districts and sub-divisions and expected to continue till the end of May 2017. NSCW chairperson said that human trafficking was an organized criminal trade, which was expanding at a phenomenal rate. However, she said it was unique as unlike other trades as the commodity that was being traded involved human beings. Dr. Temsula Ao asserted that there were many instances on human trafficking and missing persons that were unheard of because the parents who willingly send out their ‘minor’ children outside do not realize that

they were unwillingly participating in a form of human trafficking of their own flesh and blood. Because of such ignorance, NSCW chairperson said the agents take advantage and easily recruit groups of minors to be sold off to other agents in the trafficking racket for employing them in houses of ill repute or place them in affluent homes as forced or unpaid labourers. She reg retted that though the nodal agencies could be the anti-human trafficking units, which were supposed to be in all the districts attached to women cells, yet there seemed to be ambiguity about the establishment and functioning of such units. Stating that the commission through its awareness programme has created its first step against human trafficking, Dr. Temsula said (Cont’d on p-8) K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST May 6

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ASLB graduates and others after the programme. (Inset) Rev. Dr. Mar Pongen. Correspondent that the strength and de- portance of language. velopment of a nation was “Our mother tongue MOKOKCHUNG, MAY measured by the growth should not be made to 5 (NPN): Ao Nagas have of literature. Therefore, he disappear when the rest of been encouraged to pre- said it was the responsibil- the world are urging on the serve and promote their ity of every Ao citizen to theme, back to culture”, he language and literature preserve and promote Ao said. Rev. Pongen then encouraged Aos to make their and thus preserve their language and literature. He also lamented that mother tongue “the first identity. Speaking at the 4th though there are many and the last language”. Addressing the graduAo Senden Literature writers from Ao commuBoard (ASLB) convoca- nity there were shortage of ates, he told them that purtion on Friday at the Town readers who can read Ao suing of literature in one’s Hall, Mokokchung, guest language. Rev. Pongen then mother tongue was not only speaker, principal of Clark encouraged parents, leaders an academic achievement Theological College, Rev. and institutions to play a but also the preservation Dr. Mar Pongen asserted role in inculcating the im- of one’s identity. On this

news in brief DDEO Wka informs students: Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Wokha, Sentinenla, has informed all students studying in class 9 & 10 (both government and private) to collect forms for Pre-Matric Scholarship (ST) free of cost from the office of the District Education Office (DEO) Wokha and submit the dully filled up forms on or before May 25. ANTA Wka unit meeting: All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) Wokha Unit has convened its office bearers meeting on May 7 at 2 p.m. at ANTA Wokha Unit Office. All the office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. Further, the association informed that the office of ANTA Wokha Unit have been moved to Riphyim Baptist Church Building above Gravity Wokha Tsumang Colony.

occasion, 17 Ao renowned writers, authors, poets and lyricists (deceased and living personalities) whose works have contributed towards the growth of Ao literature were felicitated. Renowned members of the boy band, Samaro— Wati Jamir, Sakutemsu and Lima Imsong— were felicitated by the ASLB on the completion of 25 years in music. Altogether 91 graduated and the recipients of “Jemtimenba Mollier Foundation” for highest mark scorers from their respective classes are: Post Graduate Diploma 2016- Nungshienla; BA Diploma 2014-Meyalepden; BA Diploma 2015 -Easterna Supong; BA Diploma (5 yrs) 2016 -Asapokla Imsong; BA Diploma (3 yrs) 2016 –A Chubayanger Longkumer. Earlier, short speeches were delivered by Ao Senden, president, C Angang Jamir and Ao Students Conference, president, Imkongwati while Sashimeren Jamir spoke on behalf of the graduates; special songs were presented by band Samaro and the students of jubilee memorial school.

D I M A P U R , M AY 5 (NPN): After extensive research spanning two decades on the family tree of Awomi clan of Sümi tribe, a book titled “Awomi lagha kughuko” was released on Friday by Rev. Tovishe Awomi at a solemn function held at Q.Tuccu residence at Nihoto village, Dimapur. The book, compiled by Awomi Clan Genealogical Research Committee (ACGRC), attempts to identify earliest ancestors starting from Khuzabu to Aworu (Awomi forefather) and lineage of his descendants till date. Releasing the book, Rev. Tovishe lauded the ACGRC members for their dedication in bringing out the book. Also, speaking at the programme, advisor and editor in chief of the book, I. Lozhevi Awomi, (retired director school education), briefly highlighted about the initiation and compilation of the book. At the function, Q. Tuccu, Hewoto Awomi and Vikiye Awomi also exhorted the members of the clan. Others who spoke

Rev. Tovishe Awomi releasing the book on Awomi Lagha Kughuko at Q. Tuccu residence at Nihoto village on Friday. (NP) at the function included Kiyekhu Awomi, Hoivi Awomi, Zhehoto Awomi, Hekiye Awomi (GB Suru), Tokiho Awomi (Hd GB Sata), Khuheto Awomi (GB Akuhaito), Vihoto Awomi (GB Veda), Tohevi Awomi (GB Lotovi), Hokheto Awomi (GB Longthong). On the occasion, the Awomi association under the name and style of “Sümi Awomi Kuposhukulu” was also formed with Hoivi Awomi as president. Meanwhile, ACGRC c h a i r m a n , H u k i ye N Awomi, who chaired the

programme, appreciated and acknowledged advisor I Lozhevi Sema for his immense contribution towards the book compilation. Earlier, invocation was said by Rev. Ahokhe Awomi (Evangelist WSBAK) and folksong by Phihekhu village. Initially the elders of the clan had met several times to compile the genealogy of the clan, but could not materialise. However, on August 25, 1997, it was officially decided to begin research works and after almost 20 years the book was released today.

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RBI Guwahati organises e-BAAT in Mkg Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, MAY 5 (NPN): One day electronic-Banking Awareness & Training (e-BAAT) programme was organised by Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Guwahati on May 4 at the Infinity

Hall, Longkumer Kilem. Delivering an inaugural speech, Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal, said people should not be apprehensive and ignorant of technology but to embrace it as

technology was now part and parcel of life. He lauded RBI Guwahati for conducting such awareness programmes and hope that they would also reach out to interior parts of the state. RBI Guwahati AGM, Praveen Ranjan spoke

on “electronic payment system” and NPCI, Kolkata, Somak Sarkar on “E-banking Products & Services”. Welcome address was delivered by RBI, Guwahati Manager Veerendra Kumar and MB Longkumer also spoke on the ocassion.

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sible for it. He also encouraged servants of God and theological students to fight against corruption and bring healing and peace in our society by being faithful and striving for excellence in relation to spiritual and physical life in our society by being an example. The service also marked the dedication of a theological Journal titled “Contextualizing Theologyâ€? by Rev Ghukhevi Katty, chairman of Pastors’ Conference for God’s glory. In the opening session, theological students from SĂźmi Baptist Church Mokokchung performed a curtain raiser conveying the message through choreography, on behalf of the hosting church, Akukau (GB) Nihevi welcomed the congregation and the program concluded with benediction by Pastor Shighoi, Satoi Town. Altogether delegates from 103 churches and 30 theological colleges are attending the conference.

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DIMAPUR: SĂźmi Theological Association (STA) 20th session yearly conference got underway on Friday at Yehemi Baptist Church. Speaker of the session, mission secretary of SBAK Aizuto Rev. Vitoshe Aye, preceded his sermon doing a visual presentation of SBAK mission projects. He urged the young people to participate in Mission of Jesus by understanding the “value of soulâ€? and cultivating “passion for Soulâ€? to overcome barriers in mission participation and to disciple the world by heralding the graciousness of Jesus to many unheard nations. Exhorting the theological students, recipient of Bharat Ratna Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Award, Hotoshe Awomi, assistant head master, Kilomi, stressed on the progress the world was witnessing where both good and evil were prevalent and remarked that goodness would always triumph and today’s students was respon-

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Nation not defined by its capital, but by its boundaries, says Rijiju

New Delhi, May 5 ( Agen c ies ) : U n i o n Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju and Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Vijay Sampla graced the event `India for North East People Unity in Diversity` at the Constitution Club here. Hosted by Helping Hands, a pan-northeast India NGO working for the people in distress, the event aimed to raise awareness towards the nor theast people of India in a larger spectrum. Rijiju said, “We live in a huge and diversified country. India is a multilingual, multi-racial, multicultural and multi-ethnic nation. It is a very colorful nation and the people from the northeast add to the beauty of this nation. We must send this message back home that doesn`t feel far away from Delhi. The distance of the nation is not measured by its capital. The nation is not defined by its capital, but by its boundaries.”

New chairman appointed for Tea Board G u whati , M ay 5 (PTI): The Commerce Ministry has appointed the Chairman of Tea Research Association (TRA) Prabhat Kamal RPT Kamal Bezbaruah as the Chairman of Tea Board. Officials in the commerce ministry said the order had been posted on the website of Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) yesterday. Santiago Sarangi, an IAS officer, was looking after the affairs of Tea Board as its acting chairman. Bezbaruah, who hails from Jorhat in Assam, owns tea gardens there and is the first non-IAS to become the chairman of Tea Board. The Chair man of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, North East Initiative, Mahesh Saharia today welcomed the appointment and said “we are hopeful that Bezboruah will be able to guide to find solutions and help bring viability back to the ailing industry.” The Tea industry is passing through trying times with ever increasing input costs, labour wages and the prices remaining stagnant. The industry is further burdened with several social costs such as for arranging ration for workers at market price. Bezboruah will be able to highlight these issues, he said in a statement in Guwahati.

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He added, “There is nothing called mainstream in a nation. Every society, every part of this nation has equal responsibility and equal rights within the nation. Wherever I live, wherever I stand, whatever I practice or speak, my customs, my identity is the mainstream of India. “Every state, every culture is the mainstream culture and is the mainstream state of this nation. Nobody needs to think that I am more Indian than you.” Members of Parliament from the nor theaster n states such as Mary Kom, Conrad Sangma, Ronald L and Dr. T. Meinya, chief

executives of corporates like Indigo Airlines, Vistara Airlines, Aakash Institute, A l t e r n a t i ve L e a r n i n g Systems (ALS), Elite IAS, SARC and Associates, BKT Academy and Films Pvt. Ltd., Chief Medical Officer, Blood Bank, AIIMS, New Delhi, and bureaucrats were also present at the event. “When you do something good for your people, those who are helpless and in distress, I think it comes automatically, something called emotional integration. “Because, when you go out from your home, from the northeast, you feel somewhere or the other that you need company or need to adjust to a new environment. “So that problem, sometimes results in unfor tunate incidents. S e c o n d ly, we h ave t o organise ourselves as to how to help ourselves when we are in need. And this Helping hands is now paying purely on youth empowerment like coaching, emergencies, burying ae dead body and

2 abducted youth killed in Mnp

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IMPHAL, May 5: Two of the three youth abducted by suspected armed militants were found dead early Friday morning in M a nipur’s Ka ng pokpi district. The whereabouts of the third person is still unknown. Police are examining if the killing was related to enmity between two hill based armed rival groups as the two slain youth were suspected to be members of Kuki Revolutionary Army (KRA). The two slain youth were identified as Sathun from Imphal’s Chasad Avenue and Ngamlet Haokip from Thingbongjang village while missing person was identified as Jangkholun from Khoken village. Reports said that the three youth were abducted by a group of armed men from Khoken village under Sapermaina police station of Kangpokpi district late Thursday night. Two of them were found murdered early Friday morning near Boljang village. The two slain youth, who went for fishing at Khoken village, were staying at the house of missing youth when the armed assailants whisked them away last night. A team of Sapermaina police retrieved the bodies from the spot and transferred it to RIMS morgue, Imphal. Even though the reason behind the murder of the two youth was yet to be established, police

suspect the slain youths to be members of KRA. Police are also examining if cadres of its rival group, Kuki National Front (KNF) were behind the abduction and killing. In other incidents, three people including two women were also found murdered at three different places on Friday. Sugnu police station of Kakching district retrieved the dead bodies of a man and a woman from two separate places located between Moltinchan village and Utangpokpi village early Friday morning. The deceased woman was identified as Nengneikim Haokip alias Shila (22) of New Molnom village. Police suspect she was strangulated as bruise marks were found on her neck. The deceased man was identified as Saikholen Tuboi of New Keithelmanbi village currently staying at his wife’s parental house at Khopijang. Injury marks was found on his head. The deceased woman was a relative of the wife of the murdered man. Police are investigating into the case to establish the motive behind the murder. In another incident, a woman was murdered in Imphal’s Chingmeirong Kabui Khul under Lamphel police station of Imphal West district. Nunglei (21) was found dead when her husband, who is a teacher in a private school, came back home after school, around 3 pm.

B’desh no longer safe haven for Insurgents Correspondent

giving blood etc”, said Joint Commissioner of Police Robin Hibu (IPS), Founding Member, Helping Hands. The event also saw the launching of three books `North East-The Land of Rising Oppor tunities`, `Make in India`, and `Window to success-An insight into MSME sector`, authored by Sunil Kumar Gupta. Apart from showcasing the rich culture and traditions of the North East region through cultural dance troupes from the region, the glittering event also brought the launch o f o n e o f B o l ly wo o d m ov i e ` K a s a k ` b a s e d on the Northeast and its people, directed by Sidhant Saheb, Chairman, BKT Academy & Films Pvt. Ltd. Helping Hands took an initiative of appreciations and thanksgiving to the corporates and to those inspiring souls who have had reached out to the northeast people during their distress and in times of needs.

Shillong, May 5: Director General of Border Security Force (BSF) K.K.Sharma on Friday said that Bangladesh was no longer a safe haven for Indian insurgents “They (Indian insurgents) are no longer active in Bangladesh. There were few training camps and hideouts of Indian insurgents and on our (BSF) information, the BGB (Border Guards of Bangladesh) has taken effective actions and destroyed them,” he told journalists during a function at BSF ( M e g h a l aya f r o n t i e r ) headquarters here. Moreover, Sharma said if there is any definite knowledge (Indian i n s u r ge n t ’s c a m p s i n Bangladesh soil), action will be taken by the Bangladesh security forces to dismantle them. India has a 1,880 km border with Bangladesh along four states - Tripura (856 km), Assam (263 km), Meghalaya (443 km),

and Mizoram (318 km). Expressing concern on the cattle smuggling along the India-Bangladesh border, Sharma said that his troopers is continuing to make all efforts to thwart the cattle smuggling to Bangladesh. “You must realize that the populations on both sides of the border have been indulging in this activity for a very long time. It (cattle smuggling) is a very dynamic kind of a situation and wherever we become strict and ensure that proper guarding is done and cattle smuggling is stopped in that area. They immediately shift to another area so it is a dynamic situation, inspite of our best efforts this activity has not been able completely stop,” he said. However, Shar ma said that BSF is in the process of covering the gaps along the IndiaBangladesh border with technological solutions and very soon we will be installing an intruder detection alarm system to detect any intruder.

Itanagar, May 5 (PTI): In a move to strengthen the administrative setup, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today cleared the deck for recruitment of 61 entry grade Arunachal Pradesh C iv i l S e r v i c e ( A P C S ) officers through Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission. Pe o p l e h ave b e e n facing lot of problems due to the absence of regular administrative officers in many administrative headquarters, which now will be resolved with the recruitment of these officers, an official communique said quoting the chief minister. Khandu said that administrative headquarters are created for the convenience of the local people but due to absence of officers, many far flung administrative headquarters are non-functional causing huge inconvenience to the common people. “The gover nment will ensure that all the administrative headquarters have circle officers to take the administration closer to the people,” Khandu said and hoped that with it the government’s delivery system would considerably improve and the people will be benefitted. “Proper monitoring of government programmes would be possible in the grass root level after this,” he added.

A izawl , M ay 5 ( A gen c ies ) : T h e government in Christianmajority Mizoram does not want the church to know how much revenue it earns from liquor sale. The reason being the booty from booze might alarm the influential church and prohibitionist NGOs enough to step up their demand for a return to dry days. This demand is expected to be a major issue in the assembly election next year, with the ‘church-compliant’ opposition Mizo National Front (MNF) desperate to end the Congress’ run since 2008. The MNF is a member of the BJP-helmed North East Democratic Alliance. L a l T h a n h aw l a ’s Congress government had in July 2014 replaced the Mizoram Liquor (Total Prohibition) Act of 1995 with the Mizoram Liquor (Prohibition and Control) Act to end 18 years of church-enforced ban on

drinking. Prohibition was formally lifted in January 2015 and wine shops opened two months later. “We have kept the data on total consumption of liquor and revenue earned confidential because of the church and some NGOs,” a senior officer of the state’s excise and narcotics department said, declining to be quoted. The gover nment expects to earn about Rs 200-crore a year from liquor sales through three state-owned warehouses. Revenue figures in various publications from time to time are guesstimates, officials said. T h e d e p a r t m e n t ’s achievement chart, updated on its site, has accordingly blanked out the revenue collection columns against ‘foreign liquor and spirit’ and ‘fines and confiscation’. T h e a c h i eve m e n t s include seizure of alcoholic b eve r a ge s s u c h a s z u (country liquor) and India-

Two die after consuming illicit liquor in Tinsukia

Tinsukia, May 5 (PTI): Two persons died and five others were taken seriously ill after allegedly consuming illicit country-made liquor in Tinsukia district of Assam, police said Friday. The two persons identified as Gabeswar Miran (48) and Palash Hazarika (49) besides five

others consumed the liquor last night at Bordumsa. The two were found dead this morning in their houses. The five seriously ill were admitted to hospital in Margherita town, police said, adding that the vendor of the liquor was taken into custody.

Humtsothung Ekhung 25th Anniversary Celebration Tsungon : May 12, 2017 Meta : New Wokha Village. “A khel Wopan Likoe” Yuta : 11:00 ekhoe na Lhinsung benkav “Khanhyae Akvuna myanta rotale to ematatha yenjantala“ Sd /- Program Lhinsung Okho, LHE. DP-4257

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Correspondent Shillong, May 5: Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa on Friday reviewed the security scenario in the Northeast with commanders from the Eastern Air Command. Dhanoa, who arrived here on Thursday, inaugurated the Commanders’ Conference at

the Command Headquarters here in Meghalaya. The Conference is being hosted by Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Eastern Air Command Air Marshal Anil Khosla. “The Chief of the Air Staff updated the commanders on the security scenario with special reference to the implications in the northeastern region,”

an Indian Air Force official said. During the conference, Khosla exhorted all Field Commanders to put in efforts to upgrade the combat potential of the eastern zone. The Air Chief subsequently left for a day long visit to Air Force Station Chabua before returning to Delhi on Friday.

Razhaphe Village Council, Dhansiripar Sub-Division, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland will be issuing land registration certificate to all the landowner under the jurisdiction of Razhaphe Village with effect from 15th May, 2017. Therefore, all the landowners (both inhabitant of Razhaphe Village and outsider having land at Razhaphe Village) are hereby informs to avail the said new Land Registration Certificate from the Council, failing which the council will not be held responsible for his/her their land. DP-4264

Air Marshal Anil Khosla , AOC-in-C greets Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa at HQ Eastern Air Command, Shillong. (PTI)

Birthday wish to Rudra mishra You are such a smart and bright boy. You show so much potential for the future. Looking forward to seeing you thrive in life. Happy Birthday Rudra . From Bare papa, bari maa, pullu mashi, pritam. Happy B’day My Godmother (My BFF) I love you more than words can express. Im blessed to have you as my Godmother I love you from the depth of my Heart. Have a wonderful Birthday. I love you Amber(Your Dollu BFF) Hello Lilika With a friend like you by our side we feel like we can take on whatever challenges life throws at us. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Buddy. From Bree, Nana,Debrick,Mhale vnk, Agunuo,Romeo, Asenuo, Sunep, Matt,Rondpk,Abeni, Alucard, Mhabeni, Hazard, Thanga, Nicole, Zak...plus all members from WhatsApp group “F.R.I.E.N.D” Dear Sis Ajano Happy Birthday , May our Almighty God shower you with thousands of blessings ! God bless you ! From Avungi & Renben shitio

Mizoram government mum on liquor revenue

Arunachal to recruit 61 APCS officers

IAF chief reviews security scenario in NE

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made foreign liquor besides imported beer. The list suggests seizure of local liquor and bigger bottles of IMFL has declined since prohibition was lifted at the end of the 2014-15 fiscal. “This is not only about revenue. The government has also refused to provide details of the liquor permit card-holders for a study the church has been conducting to assess the impact of lifting prohibition in Mizoram,” B Sangthanga, executive secretary of Mizoram Synod of the Presbyterian Church told HT. The majority of 87% Christians in Mizoram are Presbyterians. As of March this year, the state of 1.1 million people has 71,158 liquor card holders entitled to six 750ml IMFL bottles and 10 bottles each of wine and beer a month from 51 operational outlets. The Synod, Sangthanga said, appointed nine academics from Mizoram University and a few colleges to study the impact of

alcohol in the state. “We are compiling the reports they submitted for publication by the end of May,” he added. The church’s study panel is believed to be a counter to a similar committee state excise minister R Lalzirliana had formed last year. “The 27-member review and evaluation committee is looking into the advantages a n d d i s a dva n t a ge s o f opening wine shops in the state,” Lalzirliana told the 40-member state assembly in March. Apart from the church, the ruling Congress has the MNF to contend with. The regional party, trying to stir Christian sentiments, has been organising rallies against the opening of liquor shops. T h e M N F, w h i c h promised to impose prohibition again if voted to power in the 2018 state Assembly polls, demanded that the state government immediately close the wine shops.

RESIGNATION

Through this press note, the undersigned do hereby declare to all concerned that I have resigned both from primary and active membership of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on personal ground with effect from 1st May 2017 NCP as a recognized National Political Party has lost its relevance now. I thanked all those Party leaders and workers who had worked hand in hand with me for the NCP during my stay in this Party for the last 15 years. POVOTSO LOHE Former State President NCP & National Joint Convenor of Legal Cell, NCP

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PHEK PUBLIC NOTICE Dated Phek, 2nd May 2017 No.DCP/JDL-12/14/33 Mr. Medo of Enhulumi Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 in order to draw/claim of Life Insurance/Bank Account that is in respect of his paternal mother Late Mesekha-u Lohe, social worker, who expired on 18/10/2016. 1. It is hereby notified that, if anybody has any complaint against the succession, he/she may lodge complaint to this office within a period of 1 (one) month from the date of this notification. 2. No further complaint shall be entertained after the stipulated period and shall be considered that there if no objection. Sd/Murohu Chotso Deputy Commission, Phek : Nagaland K-1259

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE NO.PRN/JUD-5/PT-II/2017/19

Dated Peren the 25th April 2017

Smti Asangla of Jalukie Town, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Late Y. K. Angami has expired on 2/4/17. Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections within 30(Thirty) days w.e.f. date of publication in local papers. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in favour of the applicant. (Zarenthung Ezung) Deputy Commissioner Peren : Nagaland DP-4260

AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. Akala, declares that the names Smti. Akala and Maram Begum refers to name of one and the same person, my name only and henceforth, I shall use both the name in my all future correspondence and records.

Regd. No. 65/17, Dated : 4-5-17 Principal, District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

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Lack of funding, poor infra hit higher education in NE

Agartala, May 5 (IANS): A dearth of investments, poor infrastructure and lopsided planning affect higher education in the Northeast, though the region has enough potential, meritorious students and teachers, experts and academicians say. However, compared to last year when the exercise was first begun, universities and technical institutions in the northeastern states have slightly improved their positions this year in rankings released recently by the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD). Nine universities, four engineering colleges, two management institutions and two institutes of pharmaceutical sciences and a college in northeast India featured in the best institutions named in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF). Former Gauhati University Dean Usharanjan Bhattacharjee said: “The northeastern states have huge potentiality in all respects. Students of this re-

gion are doing excellently when they pursue studies and research in other parts of India and abroad.” “Lack of proper infrastructure and poor investment are badly impacting the higher education sector in the northeastern region,” Bhattacharjee told IANS. Citing an example, the renowned academician said that three decades ago, a study-cum-training centre was set up in Gauhati University for potential candidates for the Indian civil services examinations, but it is almost inactive and unproductive while some retired teachers have been engaged by it. “To demonstrate artificial credit, often without any proper planning, various courses have been started in the universities and technical institutions, but after a few years, these become non-existent,” Bhattacharjee said. The observation was echoed by the Tripura government-run Maharaja Birbikram University Vice Chancellor Gautam Kumar Basu.

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“Investment for the development of infrastructure of higher education institutions in the region is far below expectations. Meritorious students are not properly taken care of by the appropriate authorities,” Basu told IANS. “After completion of higher education, there is a huge gap before proper placement or engagement of the youth. During this transitional period there is no suitable scope for study and research, leaving the energetic youth dejected.” “Due to the huge development of information technology, knowledge is now accessible at your fingertips -- (but) after completion of higher education, there must be scope for further studies and research -- either in the country or abroad,” Basu added. He suggested concerted efforts for improving academic standards, filling of vacancies of teachers and giving enough time to top university functionaries for teaching. Union Minister of State for Human Resource

Development Ram Shankar Katheria had said here earlier that the government will try to bring in foreign faculty to improve the quality of higher education in the northeastern region. “The government will do everything, including bringing of foreign faculty and development of infrastructure, to improve the quality of higher education in the northeastern states,” Katheria had told IANS. “The northeast region is a priority area for the central government. We will make all-out efforts for the development of higher educational institutions in the region,” he had added. Indian Institute of Technology-Guwahati (8th), Gauhati University (43rd) and Tezpur University (48th) in Assam, Meghalaya’s North Eastern Hill University (77th) and Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management (99th) and Mizoram University (94th) have figured among the top 100 universities across the country in rankings released recently by the MHRD.

Tripura student’s death: 3 quizzed AGARTALA, May 5 (Agencies): Police are interrogating three teenagers of the Dhalabil area of Khowai in West Tripura for their alleged involvement in the murder of their classmate Suvajit Shil (16), a student of Class X, whose mutilated body was found near the Khowai River on Wednesday. Last Monday, Suvajit had gone missing from the village and his family registered a missing dairy with police. On Wednesday, Border Guards of Bangladesh (BGB) found the body under a bridge over Khowai river inside Bangladesh territory. The river divides both India and Bangladesh. The BGB retrieved the body and formally handed it over to BSF. Police have detained three of his classmates - Satish Santal, Litan Tanti and Joydip Ghashi - and produced them in court. They have also sought permission to interrogate them in connection with Suvajit’s death. The court allowed police to do so and released them on conditional bail. Police suspect that the primary cause of the murder might be a love affair. Police have found several letters from the schoolbag of the deceased.

Swachh Survey: NE performs poorly GUWAHATI, May 5 (Agencies): Nor theast cities have performed poorly in the results of Swachh Survekshan 2017, conducted in 434 cities and towns across the country, declared on Thursday. Aizawl is placed at the highest position, at 105th, while the doorway to the region, Guwahati, has been placed at 134th. Besides Guwahati, Assam’s other towns also earned poor marks, with Dibrugarh being the lowest at the 297th position. Nagaon is placed at 161st and

Silchar at 280th. Imphal’s performance was slightly better at 122nd position. Nagaland’s two towns featured in the survey, Kohima and Dimapur, fared poorly at 208th and 277th positions. Itanagar, too, couldn’t fare much better, at 216th position. Agartala was at 290th place. Swachh Survekshan 2017 was aimed at capturing the on-ground outcome of the ongoing efforts to make urban areas open-defecation-free and to improve door-to-door collection, processing and disposal

of municipal solid waste. Of the total score of 2000, 900 marks were assigned for performance in respect of ODF and solid waste management, 600 marks for citizen feedback and 500 marks for independent observation. M Angamuthu, deputy commissioner of Kamrup metro district, said Guwahati could have done much better. “It’s unfortunate. But I’m optimistic. There is plenty of scope for Guwahati to excel. We need to focus at community participation.

A member of People for Animals feeds the street dogs which were rescued from the smugglers at Samuguri in Nagaon district of Assam, at Hengrabari in Guwahati on Friday. (PTI)

PMUY to be launched in Manipur soon Universities should produce Biren launches PMBJP in Manipur Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 5: The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana which provides LPG connection to poor households will be introduced in the state soon. Addressing a news conference Friday, Manipur consumer affairs food and public distribution minister Karam Shyam Singh said that the state has now 3.5 lakhs active LPG consumers and 2.62 lakhs BPL consumers were being covered by distributers in 80 locations. Till now 4,552 consumers have been covered under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY). More than 1.5 lakhs consumers can avail benefits under the scheme which provides free LPG connec-

tions to women belonging to BPL (below-poverty-line) households, he added. The minister further said that he recently met with Union minister of state for petroleum and natural gas Dharmendra Pradhan in New Delhi on May 3 and discussed about improving the LPG service in the state. “Pradhan is likely to inaugurate the gas bottling plant at Malom on May 14,” he added. The CAF&PD minister further met with Union minister of consumer affairs, food and public distribution Ram Vilas Paswan during his camping in New Delhi and urged him not to cut subsidy on sugar. The Central government had discontinued sugar subsidy from March

Security beefed up ahead of Amit Shah’s Tripura visit Agartala, May 5 (Agencies): Amidst rising statewide tension following series of clashes between BJP and CPI (M) supporters, Tripura police beefed up security for two-day visit of BJP’s all India president Amit Shah’s to begin Saturday. Shah is under ‘Z’ category security cover and will be accompanied by central paramilitary forces but the state police will take extra care to ensure the visit passes off peacefully, said SP (West) Abhijeet Saptarshi today. He said besides, statutory provisions police made extra measure to avert any untoward incident. Saptarshi said, Shah will check into state guest house and hold meetings with party leaders and media and his movement in Agartala is secret. He will also head for Kumarghat to address a mass rally and then return to Agartala for next round of meetings with the state leadership on May 7.

this year, however PDS sugar subsidy for AAY (Antyodaya Anna Yojana) families was restored on May 3 last. During the meeting, Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan gave assurance that he will put up the grievances to the Union cabinet and advised that the chief minister should also put up the grievances with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said Shyam. In view of the commitment given by the government to provide adequate food grains to the people, he said the Centre has approved construction of wheat Silo (storage) with a capacity of 50,000 MT (Metric tonnes) to be built on 11 acres of land and rice Silo with storage capacity of 5,000 MT on 7 acres of land.

useful citizens: PB Acharya

Guwahati, May 5 (Agencies): Describing North East region as one of the most vibrant regions of the country with abundant resources in terms of hydropower potential, water, land, forests, oil and minerals, the governor of Arunachal and Nagaland P B Acharya said the only need is to harness those potentials so that the people of the region stand on their own feet. While speaking at the three-day business summit North East 2017’, Acharya said “In NE it is important to improve the work culture, people must have a humane relationship amongst each other without discriminating between tribal and non-tribal and their economic status or appointments. First, we

all are Indian then comes the other designation and identities.” Regarding education front, Acharya emphasized that the universities must not be centres for education only but center for development. “It should not be factors for graduates but produce good human and intelligent, patriotic, skilled and useful citizens. They should know how to harness the potential of the region and create assets out of the natural resources.” Stressing that the graduation courses must have skill development programme in the penultimate term, the governor said that graduates coming out of the universities and colleges must be easily employable.

Arunachal CM flags in Mt Kangto exploration team

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IMPHAL, May 5: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Friday launched Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP) by opening the first Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Jan Aushadhi Kendra (PMBJK) in the state at Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS). The scheme was launched by the state government to ensure access to good quality medicines at a cheaper price in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s initiative to make good quality medication available in the country. While addressing the inaugural function at JNIMS hospital auditorium here, the chief minister expressed concern over the highly expensive medical treatment in the state in private hospitals. The treatments are so expensive that family had to sell their properties to cure their ailing family members, which, the chief minister said, “is not a good sign.”

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Singh said that with the launching of this new scheme, the poor will be provided medicines at an affordable price. While asserting that his government is giving priority to the welfare of the people, the chief minster urged the people to extend their support and cooperation to the government’s efforts to have a people-centric good administration in the

state. He also reminded that the successful implementation of the yojana lies with the sincere service of the kendras to be opened under the scheme. “If the kendras divert the medicines to pharmacies, the scheme will automatically fail,” he said while appealing the concern officials to be sincere in the service of the people. Union minister of state for chemical and fertilizers, Mansukh L Mandaviya who attended the launching function handed over a cheque of Rs 36 lakh to N Biren Singh to provide medicines at low price in all 16 districts of the state. Medical licenses were also handed over to chief medical officers of district hospitals and community health centres of 26 kendras.

GRP seizes 20kg gold from Guwahati railway station Chief Minister Pema Khandu with Mt Kangto exploration team on Friday. Correspondent

GRP men show the gold biscuits recovered from four persons who were arrested at Guwahati Railway station.

Guwahati, May 5 (Agencies): The Government Railway Police (GRP) on Friday apprehended four persons from the Guwahati railway station and recovered 20 kg gold from their possession, which is valued at about Rs 6 crore. The gold bars were seized during a routine checking in Delhi-bound Tripura Sundari Express and the persons, all residents of Mizoram, were arrested.

According to information, the gold was smuggled from neighbouring nation Myanmar and was on its way to clandestine gold markets in Delhi. As per police, smuggling of gold has increased manifold in recent years. Gold bars of foreign origin were smuggled from Myanmar through the border via Manipur and from the Zokhawthar area in Mizoram.

Itanagar, May 5: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Friday flagged-in the Mt Kangto Exploration Arunachal Team 2017. Mt. Kangto which is 23,163 feet above the sea level is on the border of India’s Arunachal Pradesh border with China. It is the highest point of this frontier state which China claims as Southern Tibet. The team was headed by Mt Everest conqueror Tapi Mra with members Tame Bagang, who has also scaled Mt Everest, mountaineers Tagit Sorang and Taru Hai. The expedition, flagged off on March 23, was supported by the department of sports and youth affairs and sponsored by few officers and coordinated by Taro Opey Foundation. Covered in snow throughout the year, Mt. Kangto is the source of

Pachuk river one of the main tributaries of the Kamengriver in East Kameng district. Mt Kangto is yet to be scaled by humans. Congratulating the team members, Khandu said this is the only second attempt to explore possibilities of opening up Mt Kangto for mountaineering activities and hailed the local youths for going a step ahead of the first exploration team and identifying a base camp. “Mt Kangto, which is still unconquered, has been in the focus since years due to its difficult terrain and has been in the radar of enthusiastic mountaineers. You have done a marvellous job by identifying a base camp nearer the peak and now it is upon us to further the mission,” Khandu said. He directed the department of Sports and Youth Affair to call a coordination meeting of all stakeholders

including the first exploration team of ITBP and IMF and prepare a road map for further exploration to open up Mt Kango for mountaineering. The chief minister observed that the exploration must also be viewed from the point of tourism possibilities as the area abounds in virgin flora and fauna including hot water springs as discovered by Mra and his teammates. Khandu also promised that the government will extend all possible help to the department to facilitate exploration of similar ranges and peaks in the state. Team leader TapiMra while giving details of the expedition sought support of the state government to local mountaineers who can open up adventure tourism in a large scale bringing revenue as well as employment opportunities to the indigenous people of the area.

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hile too few and still existing independent media, even if they may be on the edge of being pushed around, have been mildly lamenting about the activities of extremist outfits that seem to be mushrooming and the majority unorganised and secular people of the country feeling helpless and disgusted at the turn of events; these are the outcomes of the churning change in collusion with politics. The rise of “fringe groups” an innocuous sounding name adopted without reservation by the mainstream Indian media has become synonymous with the roll of the BJP chariot across state after state it has conquered. In UP recent incidents of alleged lynching of suspected cow transporters or attacks on business houses of religious minorities allegedly by a religious activist group called the Hindu Yuva Vahini, has caused deep apprehension. This extremist and militant Hindu youth group, was founded by present UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath in April 2002, on the day of Rama Navami. The organisation has been involved in communal violence. However Cow protection, Love Jihad and Ghar Wapsi are said to have been top priority on the HYV’s agenda. The HYV had attacked a church service on allegations of conversion even though the congregation had been following the faith since long back. Despite much focus by the media on the actions and activities of such ‘fringe elements/groups’ there seem to be no effort by the state and central governments to rein in these elements and bring them to book. The reason why such elements are running riot across the nation is because of the patronage from politicians. The deadly virus of mob justice appears to have arrived North East if the recent lynching of two alleged cattle thieves or cow thieves is an indication. Assam has so long been without such incidents even if cow slaughter is banned. However, cow protection cannot be an excuse to kill just on mere suspicion. Such suspicions should be left for verification by the law enforcement agencies. There are several other outfits that are rearing their ugly heads throughout the country. Some of those recognised as extremist outfits include: Dharam Jagaran Samanvay Samiti, a ‘conversion wing’ of the RSS which has made “reconversion” or ghar wapsi, its long-running campaign. In a much publicised event in Agra, the outfit led by Rajeshwar Singh converted 300 Muslims to Hinduism in late 2104; Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha, one of the oldest Hindu organisations in the country, has decided to honour its most famous member Nathuram Godse by insisting his statues be installed in different cities. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad, believed to be the mother of all ‘fringe outfits’ has vowed to make all “minorities to return to their roots.” The outfit has, through force ‘reconverted’ Christians and openly condemned Hindu women who married outside their religion. There is also the Shiv Sena Hindustan which defaced and blackened signages of roads named after Muslim kings Akbar and Firoze Shah in New Delhi; Hindu Janajagruti Samiti which offers crash courses on “how to protect Hindu girls from Muslims” and “how to perform Ghar Wapsi” and has also accused PM Modi of being soft on minorities. The changes will be more profound as the right takes centre stage in the coming months.

DailyDevotion Love of God The time has come for judgment to begin at the house of God… —1 Peter 4:17 The Christian servant must never forget that salvation is God’s idea, not man’s; therefore, it has an unfathomable depth. Salvation is the great thought of God, not an experience. Experience is simply the door through which salvation comes into the conscious level of our life so that we are aware of what has taken place on a much deeper level. Never preach the experience— preach the great thought of God behind the experience. When we preach, we are not simply proclaiming how people can be saved from hell and be made moral and pure; we are conveying good news about God. In the teachings of Jesus Christ the element of judgment is always brought out— it is the sign of the love of God. Never sympathize with someone who finds it difficult to get to God; God is not to blame. It is not for us to figure out the reason for the difficulty, but only to present the truth of God so that the Spirit of God will reveal what is wrong. The greatest test of the quality of our preaching is whether or not it brings everyone to judgment. When the truth is preached, the Spirit of God brings each person face to face with God Himself. If Jesus ever commanded us to do something that He was unable to equip us to accomplish, He would be a liar. And if we make our own inability a stumbling block or an excuse not to be obedient, it means that we are telling God that there is something which He has not yet taken into account. Every element of our own self-reliance must be put to death by the power of God. The moment we recognize our complete weakness and our dependence upon Him will be the very moment that the Spirit of God will exhibit His power.

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It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves. ~ Edmund Hillary

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Post-mortem

Illusionary cashless society in Nagaland T I t was never in my wildest dream of pulling out wads of cash from anywhere called ATM (Automated Teller Machine) but it really did happened through modern innovative banking infrastructures. Yes, this is one of the most recent finest achievement of public utility where everyone’s trust and peacefully slept with their money on their finger tips. However, that’s reality dream seems to be a short life with tart electronic advise in all the ATMs “Can’t dispense cash” thus our sweet dream had been shattered with yet another unforeseeable dream of hope to live on hopes of cashless banking. It was learnt that e-transaction was never in the protocol in demonetization scheme in the first place but when hit hard and cornered with the shortage supply of cash ultimately led to lose of many precious souls in the melee of cash rush yet another fertile brainwash game came up in the scheme of N.Modi (Quoted) “I understand your suffering but remember now the rich people are suffering from insomnia, not a wink of sleep for them, your suffering is temporary for I am with you to solve this small mayhem with e-money through your thumbs” that’s how you’re convince as to me by the oneman army N.Modi and indeed this one-man army driving the country to the illusionary paradise of merryland where he himself don’t know where it is just to end up to the road

to nowhere. In concord with cashless policy of cashless society, all the ATM are going dry making the poor rushing to the nearest bank for hard cash without which no question of buying their days to day grocer goods here in Nagaland. This agony is no different from demonetization as people had to maneuver serpentine endless lines just to encash a few thousand rupees from their hardearned account. Here the greatest irony is like asking someone to plough the field without a tool in his hand. Similarly, when there is no P.o.T. (Point of transaction) machines in any shop, agency, where on earth the bankers expect people to make cashless transaction which in other word is like putting the cart before the horse. Of course the scheme by itself is not bad at all so also the man behind this luscious scheme but without first thing first with proper infrastructures that supports the system the like of installing P.O.T. Data connectivity and net-accessibility, mass banking literacy the scheme cannot be achieved and this is what exactly happening with us today. Let us be more pragmatic in our approach rather than jumping into bandwagon of illusionary destination. N.Haisoyi Ndang, author & founder Naga Script, Lower Bayavu Kohima, (haisoyindang@gmail.com)

Nagaland for Christ

he struggle of Naga people for sovereignty has been a political right in the beginning with many rounds of talks and negotiations to resolve the Naga Issue regarding the unification of all the Naga areas with the ultimate aim of sovereignty for Nagas as an independent nation. Naga nationalist movement is the oldest and longest movement and also the mother of all revolutionary movements in the whole of South-East Asia stating the slogan “Nagaland for Christ”. Now it’s been nearly a century without any positive outcome, tracing back to the formation of Naga Club in 1918 and thereby the Naga Hills District Tribal Council in 1945 which changed its nomenclature to Naga National Council in February 1946 at Wokha, inhabited place of Lotha Nagas tribes. Gone are those days where our nationalist leaders served with undivided motive towards Naga nation with dignity and respect. Taxes were given to the Naga nationalists’ in the form of food, livestock’s etc… as a relief willingly and voluntarily out of love and compassion for their brothers in arms and certainly not because of force or obligations. Those days the true nationalists’ faced many untold problems as such they did not own fancy rides like our nationalists’ does today.

They hardly got a square meal a day, walked miles and miles fighting the suppressive regime with ordinary weapons against the sophisticate weapons. The present era of nationalist movement is marked by its oppressive and suppressive behaviour of heavy unwanted taxations from roots to buds and unwanted abductions without valid reasons causing untold miseries to the general Nagas. Recently few days back the revolutionary government of NSCN (IM) in local dallies proclaiming the taxation right reduced from 24% to 12%. But how come when even the tenth tithes we give Churches to God is 10%. Why are they (IM) taxing us (Nagas) by 12% still? For what, do they really deserve it? Are they trying to negotiate their price to 12% from 24% for they have failed the famous Framework Agreement signed on August, 2015? The Framework Agreement at its secrecy without any positive outcome but still they are going to tax us in the form of Indian currency and India’s monetary standard claiming the Naga nationhood and sovereignty or maybe an alternative arrangement for Nagas of Manipur and what else… nobody knows. (Hidden Agendas) I am not against Naga nationalism which is the right of every Nagas “the right to self-determination” but it is

crystal clear that the taxes are levied on us with the use of some kind of minimum force by showing A.K 47 is not because of their love for their motherland but they need to survive and keep the system active and the organisation alive to sustain in the name of fake nationalism without any outcome as it is a bit failing apart these days. I feel the young generations should clearly understand these prevailing conditions and decide wisely as soon as possible for our future generations without any unnecessary unwanted taxes and without any sudden unwanted threat to life by A.K. 47 without valid reason. I did not mean to offend any organisation, authority, community, tribes and personnel etc… I am stating what is really happening with every general Naga and which is pulling us down. By quoting Edmund Burke which is rephrased by Khekiye. K. Sema “The only thing we can make Evil Triumph is to have the good man do nothing” and watch. Therefore, we Nagas must discourage the unwanted taxations and clean our society for better future and realize the goal of “Nagaland for Christ” as a peaceful society to live in. Kuknalim! I.K. Sema Yeputhomi, Purana Bazar, Dimapur, (sumikavika@gmail.com)

Dr. S. C Jamir- A Patriot Par Excellence

(From previous issue) On Naga problem “I had known all along since I entered politics at a very young age that the people on general were obsessed with the idea of Naga sovereignty. I genuinely felt that in reality it would not be possible or practical one at the present juncture. When I became the Chief Minister I tried to consolidate the gains of statehood. My sole objective was to get as much as possible for the development of the state. However, the underground Nagas (with foreign patronage) continue to demand sovereignty and wasting both lives and bullets on that. I still believe that my stand would someday be vindicated. Those who try to lure people, especially the youth, into the underground fold are in fact doing great disservice to the people of Nagaland. We are living in that phase of history when the Nagas need to look forward, not backward” says Jamirji (ibid p-285). This approach of Jamirji’s Government contributed to “two Ceasefire Agreements 1997 with NSCN-IM and 2001 with NCSN-K”. Jamirji worked day and night to pull out Government machinery from corruption and administrative inertia that hinders development and growth. In 1998, NSCN (IM) had boycotted assembly election and all other parties in Nagaland succumbed to underground pressure but Congress under Dr. Jamirji refused to do so. He writes, “As elected members of Nagaland Assembly under constitution of India, all of us had taken oath of allegiance to protect the unity and the integrity of the country and also to uphold the sanctity of the Constitution. All the oaths were taken in the name of God. Secondly, the Chief Minister and the other ministers had taken the second oath of allegiance to the Constitution of India for the discharge of their respective responsibilities.” (p/ 288 ibid). Dr. Jamirji was very clear in his vision that

an elected Government under the Constitution of Bharatvarsh, the largest democracy in the world, could not - and it should not - run at the behest of the secessionist organisation that was NSCN (IM). By turning down their demand Jamirji gave a strong punch at its face that shook them from within and it fell flat on the ground. This, in fact, was a direct confrontation with NSCN (IM) and all other political parties on one side and the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee under Dr. Jamirji on the other. Disappointed with his strong posture, NSCN (IM) retaliated and armed militants were sent to prevent nominations and block election. But the election was conducted peacefully and efficiently and Jamirji formed the Government. That is how Jamirji saved democratic process and upheld the sanctity of Bharatiya Constitution in spite of NSCNIM’s threat to his life and blocking election process .There were several senior rival political leaders who were hand and glove with NSCN-IM to oppose one and all whatever Jamirji’s Government planned to do. However, he was successful in changing people’s mindset and attitude and foiled the conspiracy against nation. People began believing that good governance was possible. People were happy on one hand but on the other, the underground feared that once basic infrastructure work began in right earnest, people would care less about the underground; in fact people would spurn their offers. Thus, underground is breaking the backbone of Nagaland’s economy. The 2003 Assembly Election was hijacked by NSCN-IM absolutely even then Congress got 21 seats under Jamirji but he refused to form the Government even though he was invited by Governor being single largest in the election but he refused to do so and NPF (Naga People’s Front) with the help of independents formed the Government and Neiphiu Rio became the Chief

Minister. As a Governor:After 2003, he decided to give up state politics, When Congress high command knew this, Dr. Jamirji was appointed as the Governors of various states as given below:1. Goa 17.7.2014- 21-7-2008 2. Gujarat 24.7.2009-26-11.2009 3. Maharastra 19.7.2008- 21.1.2010 4. Odisha 9.3.2013till date Awards: 1. Lok Shree Award 2. Hindu Ratan Award 3. Rajiv Gandhi Memorial Award 4. Indira Smriti Puraskar (Award) 5. Rajiv Gandhi Excellence Award 6. Arch of Asia Award 7. National Citizens Award 8. Rashtriya Ekta Puraskar. Author: He has written following books:1. Reminiscences of Correspondence with AZ Phizo (1998). 2. Bedrock of Naga Society (2000) 3 . N a g a Pe o p l e s Convention and 16 Point Agreement 4. Nagaland : 50 Years And Beyond (2013) 5. A Naga’s Quest For Fulfilment (An Autobiography 2016). 6. Nagaland : Star of the East; A framework for Transforming Nagaland Remarkable Personality Dr. Jamir has emerged as a strong, honest, upright, humble and simple. He is a man of steely resolve, clear vision, unflinching determination and undaulted desire to serve the nation. Such traits in his personality were not cultivated, rather his poor and simple background and struggle in his early life made him both simple but bold and humble. From 1947 till 1960-61 when insurgency was at its peak and duo Rev. Michael Scott (British missionary) and Phizo were most active for vivisection of Bharatvarsh, Dr. S.C. Jamir proved to be the most tenacious Naga leader showing exemplary

courage, determination, foresight and commitment and for this act of nationalism, he will always go down in the history of this country in golden letters. The nation honours this great Naga leader and true son of Bharatmata who fought throughout his life for the unity, integrity and sovereignty of the country. In Nagaland, Rani Gaidinliu fought against British before 1947 and again during1960-66 she fought against NNC and Church. The life of S.C Jamir is also more or less the same as Rani Gaidinliu who was fatally ambushed and attacked by NNC. Similarly, Dr. S.C. Jamir was also ambushed four times by NSCN(IM) to assassinate him. Thank God, He has saved this great son of Bharatmata. Shri Jamirji is an embodiment of patriotism and a strong bond of unity connecting Nagaland to rest part of the country. That he did voluntarily putting his life in grave danger knowfully when nobody dared to reveal even his mind in support of Delhi. But when time came, lakhs of Naga people from Nagaland and adjoining states came out in open supporting Dr. Jamir. That is how, Dr. Jamir inspired lakhs from this region and that unique ability of carrying millions forward by his transparent clear vision fulfilling Naga people’s hopes and aspirations by his nationalist deeds is most remarkable. He has the charisma and resolve. T h e l e ge n d a r y P r i m e Minister Shri, Narendra Modiji fathomed Jamir’s indomitable spirit, dogged determination and all out offensive against antinational agencies sponsored by foreign forces operating on Bharatiya soil. He presumably realized that Jamirji is a right man in wrong party. This is perhaps the reason that Governor tenure of Jamirji - a five term Congress Chief Minister of Nagaland, is extended from time to time. Modi Government is doing what it should to honour this great Naga Leader - the epoch maker. The na-

tionalist section of Naga society who had lost their confidence in themselves regained their self-esteem and self-confidence by seeing Jamirji. Jamirji is an articulate, strong, wise, visionary and politically enlightened person who had a strong will to take out Naga society from the grip of NNC, NSCN and all other anti-Bharatiya forces that he has done successfully. He brought out Nagaland from chaos and disorder and situation is so congenial today that even BJP is ruling in Nagaland through collision government. The sweat and blood of Jamirji are behind bringing us today’s Nagaland. Ignoring this great national leader from North East will be a monumental blunder. Had he been from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Gujarat or any other states of the country or had there been a strong supporting lobby in Delhi, Dr. Jamirji would have been adorned by Tamra Patra, Padma Shree, Padma Bhushan, Padma Bibhushan and so many other decorations. Unfortunately, Dr. Jamir- the great son of Bharatmata is still left in oblivion and is paying the price of being a Naga - the community which has been patriotic before the advent of Church but now in the grip of octopus of divisive and secessionist forces projecting them (Nagas) as fanatic Christians, anti-Hindu, antinational and Pro-America and Pro-China but the fact is other way round. Naga youths are fed up of gun

culture and bogus slogan. In bringing out this awakening and enlightenment in Naga Society of all the states - Assam, Nagaland and Manipur even Myanmar and instilling, infusing and rejuvenating the thought in Naga psyche and Naga mind that destiny of Nagas lies with majority community - the Hindus and with the country - Bharatvarsh, the contribution of revered Dr. S.C. Jamirji is emmense, extra- ordinary and unparallel. Prime Minister Narendra Modi retains. When Modiji took over as the Prime Minster of the country, there were many Congress appointed Governors in different states. Delhi appointed new men to the post of Governors as and when the sitting Governor’s tenure expired. But Modiji has singled out Jamirji and the latter is still firm and comfortable on the chair in Odisha. During BJP National Executive meet on 14, 15 April 2017 at Bhubneswar, Prime Minister Modiji stayed in Raj Bhawan with Jamirji. Both had quite a long interaction with each other. Now, there is in a section of media that Dr. Jamirji’s name is also under consideration for the post of next Vice President of Bharat. If that is so, it is a happy news because Jamirji is not only the fit candidate, rather the fittest for Vice President’s post. (Concluded) Jagdamba Mall

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I would like to applaud the service rendered by the traffic personnels towards the citizens of Dimapur. The recent introduction of road dividers on the road between Burma Camp junction to Purana Bazaar traffic point is appreciable. But Sir,I would like to bring forward as a concerned citizen that the iron rods and ropes used as dividers are vulnerable for the drivers. I would like to request your esteem department to put proper dividers. Dharma Dhaj Sonowal

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Satellite will benefit South Asia: Modi

New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): Hailing as historic India’s successful launch of the South Asia satellite, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday termed it a symbol of South Asian cooperation for its economic progress. “With this launch, we have started our journey to build the most advanced frontier of our partnership,” Modi told the heads of governments of Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Afghanistan, the Maldives and Sri Lanka over video. Calling the satellite a symbol of cooperation to resolve people’s problems, he said: “It shows that our collective choice for our citizens will bring us together for cooperation, not conflicts, development not destruction and prosperity not poverty.” An Indian rocket with the over two tonne satellite or GSAT-9, intended to address the region’s “economic and developmental priorities”, blasted off from the Sriharikota spaceport on Friday evening. This project will help the region achieve effective communication, better

tended as an ‘Indian Gift’ for use by its fellow Saarc nations, minus Pakistan, which opted out stating “it has its own space programme”.

region’s “economic and developmental priorities”, blasted off from the Sriharikota spaceport in Andhra Pradesh on Friday.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Friday felicitated the engineers and scientists of ISRO on the successful launch of the South Asia Satellite and said it will open up new avenues of cooperation. “It will strengthen the historical bonds with our neighbours, opening up new vistas of cooperation and cohabitation in technology and communications,” she said. Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi also congratulated ISRO scientists for the launch. “Congrats to @isro on the launch of #SouthAsiaSatellite! Each milestone makes us proud of the tremendous ingenuity&talent of our scientists,” Rahul Gandhi said in a tweet. An Indian rocket with the over two tonne South Asia Satellite or GSAT-9, intended to address the

Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday greeted the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for launching the South Asia Satellite, and said a new era of regional cooperation has begun. “Congratulations to team ISRO on successful launch of South Asia Satellite. A new era of regional cooperation in space technology has begun,” the Minister tweeted. An Indian rocket with the over two tonne South Asia Satellite or GSAT-9, intended to address the region’s “economic and developmental priorities”, blasted off from the Sriharikota spaceport on Friday. The satellite is expected to help in better communication, weather forecasting, telemedicine and response to disaster management.

Sonia Gandhi felicitates ISRO

Narendra Modi governance, better banking services and better education in remote areas, Modi said. “The satellite will provide services specific to individual countries... and also common service.” It is also expected to help improve weather forecast, telemedicine and disaster management. Modi congratulated the Indian Space Research Organisation. In the video conference, South Asian leaders hailed India for the launch. Referring to South Asia’s shared priorities, he said: “And in this, you will find a strong and committed partner in India.” The rocket will sling into orbit the 2,230 kg South Asia satellite, in-

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Transfer and posting of IAS, NCS officers

(From p-1) Orenthung Lotha jt. secy. Art & Culture on promotion is transferred as jt. secy. RD. T. Orenthung Ezung, ADC Aghunato on promotion is transferred jt. secy. justice & law. Kuko Mero, ADC Phek on promotion is transferred on promotion is transferred jt. secy. P&AR. Bhagyashree Banayat, ADC Chiephobozou (desig) si transferred as dy. secy Home. V. Lovitly Sema, ADC Nuiland is transferred as dy. secy. Art & Culture. Polan John, ADC Chazouba is transferred as dy. secy attached to chief . secy office. T. Nchumbemo Odyuo, ADC Tuensang is transferred as ADC Bhandari. Mongo Khiamnuingan, ADC Longleng is transferred as dy. secy. co-operation. Sara S. Jamir, ADC Medziphema is transferred as ADC Dimapur. Sentiwapang Aier, ADC Tuli is transferred as dy. secy Ind & Com. Bendanglila, ADC Mokokchung is transferred as dy. secy. Sc & Tech. Nungsangmenla Imchen, ADC Zunheboto is transferred as dy. secy. Border Affairs with additional charge as dy. secy state election commission. Hotolu Swu, ADC Wokha is transferred as ADC Longleng. Sangmai Imlong, ADC Pfutsero is transferred as ADC Chiephobozou. P. Mono Khiamnuingan, ADC Seyochung is transferred as ADC Mon. Lithrongla Tongpi, ADC Kohima is transferred as ASDC Satakha. Zeneikhonuo V, dy. secy. fisheries is transferred as ADC Phek. Wasu Kaitry, ADC Aboi is transferred as as ADC Seyochung. Thsuvisie Phoji, ADC Tening is transferred as ADC Noklak. Hito Sema, ADC Atoizu is transferred as ADC Shamator. Renabemo Odyuo, ADC Tizit is transferred as ADC Tamlu. Dr. Tinojongshi, ADC Kiphire is transferred as ADC Meluri. T. Nungsang Sangtam, ADC Longkhim is transferred as ADC Tizit. Vikhweno M. Meratsu, ADC Tseminyu is transferred as ADC Medziphema. Rosy. M Arthila, ADC Satakha

is transferred as dy. secy. land revenue. K. Mathung Tsanglao, ADC Noklak is transferred as ADC Phek. Rhosietho Nguori, SDO (C) Jalukie on promotion is transferred as ADC Wokha. Warren Hollohon Yepthomi, SDO (C) Zunheboto on promotion is transferred as ADC Tening. Phuleshe K. Yepthomi, SDO (C) Atoizu on promotion is transferred as ADC Aghunato. Moatemsu Sangtam, SDO (C) on promotion is transferred as Administrator DMC. Theodore Yanthan, SDO (C) Meluri on promotion is transferred as ADC Tseminyu. Kikumsungla Jamir, SDO (C) Akuluto on promotion is transferred as ADC Longkhim. T.L. Kiusumong, R.O. Kohima on promotion is transferred as ADC Kohima. W. Manpai Phom, SDO (C) Medziphema on promotion is transferred as ADC Niuland. C. Khanyang Imlong, Assistant Commissioner, Commissioner’s office on promotion is transferred as ADC, Commissioner’s office. Japheth Woch, SDO (C) Longleng on promotion is transferred as ADC Chazouba. Vekhoyi Chakhesang, Dy. Secy. YRS is transferred as ADC Zunheboto. Nyempo Wallim, B.M. Tsurangkong is transferred as SDO (C) Dimapur. Zakabo V. Rotokha, under secretary, Art & Culture is transferred as SDO (C) Dimapur. K. Furhesie Nguwi, SDO (C) Chessore is transferred as under secretary, Evaluation. Nchumbemo, SDO (C) Sanis on promotion is transferred as under secretary, Sericulture. Renbemo Ezung, SDO (C) Mangkolemba is transferred as SDO (C) Phek. Kethosituo Sekhose, SDO (C) Kohima is transferred as Administrator KMC. Illika Zhimomi, SDO (C) Mon is transferred as SDO (C) Phomching. Imsenperong Wati, SDO (C) Noksen is transferred as under secretary, RD. P. James Swu, SDO (C) Dimapur is transferred as under secretary NRE. Albert Ezung, SDO (C) Dimapur is transferred as R.O.

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Dimapur. Neilezo Tep, SDO (C) Kohima is transferred as SDO (C) Phek. Mhomo Tungoe, SDO (C) Wokha is transferred as SDO (C) Zubza. Shaying Sheu, SDO (C) Thonoknyu is transferred as SDO (C) Kohima. T. Lankonsen Tsanglao, SDO (C) Kiphire is transferred as SDO (C) Jalukie. Moakumzuk Tzudir, SDO (C) Phek is transferred as SDO (C) Kohima. Wacy Kent, SDO (C) Chiepobozou is transferred as SDO (C) Anjangyang. T. Lanusenla Lkr, SDO (C) Zubza is transferred as SDO (C) Wokha. Dr. Kuzonyi Wideo, SDO (C) Chen is transferred as SDO (C) Peren. T. Lemlila Sangtam, SDO (C) Mokokchung is transferred as SDO (C) Pfutsero. Anyei Walliemp, EAC Kohima on promotion is transferred as R.O. Kohima. Vekuto Vero, EAC Naginimora on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Zunheboto. K. Temjennaro, EAC Chukitong on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Zunheboto. Benjamin Longkap, EAC Kiphire on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Tobu with additional charge of EAC Mopung. Nikesono Kevichusa, EAC Kohima on promotion is transferred as under secretary PHED. Nukutulu S. Venuh, EAC Phek on promotion is transferred as under secretary, Women Resources. Vekusheyi Rhakho, EAC Phek on promotion is transferred as under secretary, Geology and Mining. Dr. Diana Patton, EAC Bhandari on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Akuluto with additional charge of EAC VK. Asalie Lese, EAC Wokha on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Manyakshu. N. Zubenthung Ngullie, EAC Pfutsero on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Dimapur. Chonpenthung Ezung, EAC Pungro on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Pughuboto. Alemyapang Longchar, EAC Longchem on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Jakhama. (Cont’d on p-8)

SC notice to NIA on Malegaon blast accused Home Ministry asks AAP to explain overseas funding New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The Home Ministry on Friday asked the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to provide details of the party’s foreign funding under the provisions of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, while the party dubbed the action as a case of “witch hunt”. The national capital’s ruling party received the notice from the ministry on the grounds of violating norms of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) 2010. “It is a part of routine

queries sent to political parties on overseas funds. Any further actions would be taken only after the AAP submits its reply,” a ministry official said. The official said that political parties were asked for details of their funding periodically and the notice to the AAP was a part of that system. He also clarified that it was not a show cause notice. Meanwhile, a statement issued by the AAP said that the party was ready to face any probe as it had nothing to hide. “We have nothing to hide. We are ready to face

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LOST NOTICE I, Baushak Phom am applying for duplicate copies of HSLC & HSSLC Admit Card and Marksheet as I have lost them. Name : Baushak Phom F/Name : Leisha Phom M/Name : Phongla Phom HSLC Roll. No. : 263434 Year : 2002 HSSLC Roll. No. : 422140 Regd. No : 2121159 Year : 2004 DOB : 20-12-1985 School : Phom Lempong School Longleng and Alder College Kohima. K-1261

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tong. Bodi Kapfo, EAC Champang is transferred as EAC Bhandari. Er. Kevingoto Kulnu, EAC Sakshi is transferred as EAC Tseminyhu. Abhinav Shivam, IAS (P) is attached with Assistant Commissioner, Mon. Ajit Kumar Verma, IAS (P) is attached as asst.commr, Mokokchung. Rahul Bhanudas Moli, IAS (P) is attached as asst. commr., Dimapur. Shashank Pratap Singh, IAS (P) is attached as Assistant Commissioner, Kohima. Officers have been directed to carry out the handing and taking over on or before May 18, 2017.

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transferred as EAC Zunheboto. Tiayanger Jamir, EAC Phek is transferred as EAC Pughoboto with additional charge of Ghatashi. Nockpai Konyak, EAC Satoi is transferred as EAC Satakha and continue to hold the charge of EAC Satoi. Yanthungbemo Kikon, EAC Ngawla is transferred as EAC Peren and will continue to hold additional charge of EAC Ngawla. Kelevituo Nisa, EAC Tening is transferred as EAC Niuland. Vejoyo Swuro, EAC Shamator is transferred as EAC Wokha with additional charge of EAC Wozhuro and Chuki-

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(From p-1) Nagas are linked by blood and culture over a thousand years and therefore social and emotional integration must be pursued and maintained for future Naga generation to pursue their rightful place among the nations of the world.” The house also deliberated on various issues concerning the Naga political solution and at the same time appreciated the positive step taken by the NNPGs.

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(From p-1) NTTU officials claimed that 31 trucks were seized at Ahthibung since April 30. They said that about 72 persons involved in the business were affected due to shortage of ration. Unspecified numbers of trucks were also reportedly stranded with the imposition of the notification. In this regard, NTTU has decided to impose blockade on vehicular movement in Peren district. NTTU said besides security and para-military forces, police, medical and other emergency services all vehicular movement would be restricted. Meanwhile, Dimapur Timber Mill Owners’ Association (DTMOA) and the Chumukedima Timber Traders’ Association (CTTA) have extended their support to NTTU in the demand for revocation of prohibition order. DTMOA president Toikhu Chophy and CTTA president Khutovi Awomi, in a joint statement, appealed the DC to revoke the earlier notification, saying it was affecting the many families whose livelihood depends on timber business. They further appealed the authority concerned to release all the vehicles.

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EAC Tobu is transferred as EAC Chazouba. Hotolu Sema, EAC Longkhim is transferred as EAC Sakraba. Rongsenmenla Jamir, EAC Meluri is transferred as EAC Dimapur. Athrong, EAC Wokha is transferred as EAC Namsang. L. Samuel, EAC Aboi is transferred as EAC Tuli. C. Wangan, EAC Longmatra is transferred as EAC Kohima. Meyazungba Jamir, EAC Chuchuyimlang is transferred as EAC Seyochung with additional charge of EAC Sitimi. Tsenthungo E. Ngullie, EAC Phomching is transferred EAC Mon. Vineikho Tetso, EAC Longching is transferred as EAC Aboi and continue to hold additional charge of EAC Longching. L. Mongo Khiamniugan , EAC V.K. is

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women affected by violence. Nagaland State Legal Service Authority (NSLSA) member secretary, Nino Iralu, expressed concern over human trafficking, saying it was a serious problem being faced by the society today. She said any such incidents must be reported to the police. She also highlighted various schemes provided to the trafficking victims by the NSLSA. NSCW member, Asangla Cholong, and NSCW legal consultant, Khriesinuo Kire, also spoke at the programme. Women participants from various churches and organizations attended the programme.

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(From p-1) it was time for the Nagas to realise that human trafficking was a crime that needed to be tackled. She pointed out human trafficking could be prevented only with a proper networking of responsible agencies. NSCW chairperson said that dissemination about the establishment of One Stop Centre (OSC) and helpline 181 needed to be extended to remote areas also. OSCs have been established across the country by the Ministry of Women and Child Development to provide integrated support and assistance under one roof to

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problem of assets. Banks need to be robust to ensure growth. If the banks have unacceptably high NPAs that hinders their capacity. In order to empower the RBI further in this effort the Cabinet on Wednesday recommended to the President to issue an ordinance. It was signed late last night by the President and notified today morning,” Jaitley said. He also disclosed that

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general authorisation empowering the RBI with the policy statement has been issued separately. The finance minsiter also made it clear that the RBI’s steps under the ordinance will be binding on all. One of the objects will also be that bankers take commercial decisions and have sufficient “comfort level”. He referred to moves to amend the Prevention of Corruption Act to strengthen the banks decision-making capacity, adding that it was being considered by a Parliamentary Committee. To a question about details of the specific loan defaulters proposed to be acted against, Jaitleyasked the media to wait, adding he would not like to go into it now.

Zhoi Lohe, EAC Longleng on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Kohima. Longasen Lotha, EAC Dimapur on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Kiphire. Ruopfukuotuo Noudi, EAC Botsa on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Sanis. Atsungba Walling, EAC Satakha on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Noksen. Thungbemo Patton, EAC Sethekiema on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Tuensang. Samuel Thyug, EAC Kuisam on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Pungro with additional charge of EAC Kiusam and Khonsa. Relise Sangtam, EAC Mon on promotion is transferred as SDO (C) Wakching. Hukashi Yepthomi, EAC Chazouba is transferred as EAC Dimapur. Thejavizo Nakhro, EAC Kohima is transferred as EAC Sethekiema. H. Berimong, EAC Aghunato is transferred as EAC Nihokhu. Kemeiyile, EAC Zunheboto is transferred as EAC Dimapur. I.Changsang, EAC Yonga is transferred as EAC Kohima. Weku Zhiemi, EAC Tuensang

is transferred asEAC Kohima. Sentilong Ozukum, EAC Manyakshu is transferred as EAC Medziphema. Kedale Sebu, EAC Meluri is transferred as EAC Mangkolemba with additional charge of EAC Longchem. Tokai V Sumi, EAC Tamlu is transferred as EAC Chuchuyimlang. C. Phuniang, EAC Noklak is transferred as EAC Kubulong. Yanithung N Ngullie, EAC Mopung is transferred as EAC Mon. Vikhoto Richa, EAC Tuli is transferred as EAC Tuensang. Tsidi, EAC Peren is transferred as EAC Tuensang. Nchumthung Ezung, EAC Panso is transferred as EAC Noklak and continue to hold additional charge of EAC Panso. Tsutsowe Kupa, EAC Wokha is transferred as EAC Shamator. Shelley Katiry, EAC Tseminyu is transferred as EAC Longkhim. Selemla S. Sangtam, EAC Pughoboto is transferred as EAC Phek. Trongdiba Tongpi T. Sangtam, EAC Kubolong is transferred as EAC Meluri with additional charge of EAC Lephory. T. Sulanthung, EAC Ghatashi is transferred as EAC Phek with additional charge of Khuza. Temsuchuba Jamir,

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New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The ordinance on tackling the huge loan default problem will empower the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to direct banks to initiate the insolvency process against defaulters as the status quo cannot continue and the paralysis in the name of autonomy should be broken, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said here on Friday. Breifing the media on the ordinance that was signed by the President late Thursday night that incorporates two new sections, he said they will empower the RBI in relation to specific non-performing stressed assets under the Banruptcy and Insolvency Code. “One of the key problems of the banks is the

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Transfer and posting of IAS, NCS officers

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Paralysis on NPAs should be broken, says Jaitley

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I, Samzai, w/o Ng Hingba Zeliang resident of Samziuram Village have declared that Samzai Chawang and Samzai are the name of one and same person through affidavit Registration No. 47 dated 09.03.2017. Henceforth I will be known as Samzai for all future purpose. DP-4293

MISSING Name: NARAYAN CHETRI Age: 31 Height: 5.6 Works at Dimapur Gas Missing since 02/05/2017 at 09.30pm from Dimapur Railway Station. Any info call 9077114805 8811806492

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SC asks states to look Opposition favours Pranab after vulnerable children in the race for presidency

the same reason, the Opposition has decided not to take any initiative on Mukherjee as it doesn’t want to ‘drag’ him into the ‘political lane’ or provide opportunity to anyone to give it a ‘partisan’ colour. “The onus is entirely on the government to let all know its views on the next President and whether it wants another term for the incumbent President. It has been the tradition for the government to take the initiative on the matter,” said a senior leader involved in the Opposition deliberations. The Opposition camp pointed out that past regimes, including Vajpyee and Manmohan Singh governments, made the first move on the ruling side’s

tered as a PIL September 10, 2007. Besides asking the state governments to look for better alternatives than routinely sending them the child care homes, the court said that the definition of expression “child in need of care and protection” under Section 2(14) of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000, was illustrative and should not be taken as exhaustive. Directing that all children in need of care and protection should get the benefit of the law enacted for their care and welfare, the court said: “The definition is illustrative and the benefits envisaged for children in need of care and protection should be extended to all such children in fact requiring State care and protection.” In the spate of directions that included the mandatory registration of all child care centre across the country, the bench said that states and UTs should draw up plans for “for full and proper utilisation of grants (along with expenditure statements)” provided to them by the Centre under the Integrated Child Protection Scheme.

MoUs worth Rs 2 lakh UP reconsider remodelling anti-Romeo squads crore signed at summit

J&K Governor meets Prime Minister Modi

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ing the power given to them. I would personally not want this programme to go off but there should be no trouble or moral policing,” she said.

New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The Congress on Friday taunted BJP chief Amit Shah over his 2014 remarks that once Narendra Modi becomes the Prime Minister, intruders from Pakistan will not dare enter India. The Congress also accused the Modi government of not having a clear policy on Jammu and Kashmir. Addressing a press conference, Congress leader Kapil Sibal said the situation in Jammu and Kashmir was a cause for worry. “What’s happening in Kashmir worries me. Such a situation existed 27 years back. The government’s policy is not clear,” he said. Sibal said the Congress-led UPA gov-

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ernment had a clear policy on Kashmir. “We followed a policy. (Former Prime Minister) Manmohan Singh was clear that terror and talks cannot go hand in hand. But they (BJP) have no policy on either Kashmir or Pakistan.” He targeted Shah over the killing and mutilation of two Indian soldiers by Pakistan Army. “He (Shah) used to say that had Modiji been PM, Pakistani intruders would not dare to cross the Line of Control. Why is it happening now. Terror and birthday celebrations are going together,” Sibal said, referring to Modi’s visit to Pakistan in 2015 on its Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ’s birthday.

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ministries whether the fund allocated to them has been utilised,” a WCD official told IANS on Friday. The proposal of Abhaya Project is for ensuring the safety of women and the girl child during transportation (auto- rickshaw). It has been proposed by Andhra Pradesh with a cost of Rs 139 crore, according to the ministry. It explained Chirali as a scheme to constitute Community Action Groups in seven districts of Rajasthan covering a total of 2,071 Gram Panchayats. The cost of the project is Rs 11 crore, it said. The amount allocated to different projects is approximately Rs 1,530 crore so far and the expenditure incurred is approximately Rs 400 crore (as per the information available with the Ministry of Women and Child Development).

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lines from time to time for administration and operationalisation of the fund. In that clarification, it gave a list of schemes like a project of Railways -- Integrated Emergency Response Management System (IERMS), the Home Ministry project -- Emergency Response support System (ERSS), Abhaya Project Proposal in Andhra Pradesh, Chirali Friends Forever in Rajasthan etc. The Railways project at a cost of Rs 500 crore has been approved to provide round the clock security to women passengers in 983 railway stations by strengthening of security control rooms, according to the WCD ministry. It said that for creation of the Home Ministry’s project, a total cost of Rs 322 crore has been approved. “There hasn’t been any feedback from the

Cong taunts Amit Shah over past remarks on intruders

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New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): Jammu and Kashmir Governor N.N. Vohra on Friday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi here and apprised him of the security situation in the state, sources said. Vohra apprised the Prime Minister of the development work undertaken by the state government. The meeting was held at the Prime Minister’s Office at South Block and lasted for about 45 minutes. There has been a spike in militant attacks as also unrest in parts of the Kashmir Valley. A civilian driver was killed and three soldiers were injured on Thursday when militants ambushed their vehicle in the state’s Shopian district. The opposition Congress has accused the BJPled central government of lacking a clear policy on Kashmir while the National Conference has demanded imposition of Governor’s rule. The Bharatiya Janata Party and the People’s Democratic Party are in power in the state.

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and passengers with minimal logistics cost, Gadkari said. He said 34 MoUs were signed in different sectors including for port connectivity, development of multi-modal logistics parks, dredging of inland waterways, development of port roads and connectivity to airports. The minister said even states from the northeast had come forward to sign MoUs and this would be instrumental for their development. Gadkari announced that work on 10 waterways would start this year while there were also plans to construct access-controlled expressways from Delhi to Jaipur and Katra in Jammu and Kashmir. “Imagine where it takes 12 hours to reach from Delhi to Katra, it would only take around four-and-a-half hours. The whole economics would change.” Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje said multi-modal integrated transport and logistics would benefit Rajasthan to a great extent.

never to trouble family members, willing boys and girls or males and females moving together,” the State Women and Child Welfare Minister said. There have been several allegations of the anti-Romeo squads indulging in moral policing and harassing couples. “It is not an issue of vigilantism. It may have been misused in the beginning. The Chief Minister (Adityanath) has directed all the officials that they should not take law into their own hands...,” she said. “May be some of them (police personnel) are misus-

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New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday stressed the need to integrate different modes of transport and said 34 MoUs worth over Rs 2 lakh crore were signed at a transport and logistics summit here. Speaking at the end of the three-day event, Gadkari said there was an urgent need to bring down logistics cost in the country to globally comparable rates to achieve double-digit growth figures and ensure welfare of the weakest sections. He said while logistics cost in China was 8-10 per cent, in India it was as high as 18 per cent. Gadkari said there was a need to connect different modes of transport. He said while it was feasible to reach some places comfortably through road, others were more accessible by railways, waterways or airways. “So it is important for the nation to integrate all these” so that any of those modes - or a combination of them - could be used to effectively transport goods

New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): While admitting “misuse” of the anti-Romeo squads, UP minister Rita Bahuguna Joshi has said the Yogi Adityanath government may reconsider reframing and remodelling the programme introduced to curb instances of eve-teasing. In an inter view to CNN-News18 to be telecast on Saturday, the Lucknow Cantonment MLA, who switched from the Congress party to the BJP last year, said her old party did not have the energy and will to improve. “Our intention was

New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The central gover nment announced a Nirbhaya Fund with a corpus of Rs 3,000 crore in 2013 to support initiatives towards ensuring safety of women, following nationwide outrage after the December 2012 gang rape. But since then, there hasn’t been any information from the Women and Child Development (WCD) Ministry about utilisation of the fund. The Supreme Court even issued a notice to the Centre and all the state governments questioning the non-utilisation of the Nirbhaya Fund in May 2016. Due to various accusations regarding the underutilisation of the fund since 2013, the government issued a clarification in January 2017, saying that the Ministry of Finance has issued guide-

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choice known, letting the Opposition camps respond in one way or the other. The Opposition camps feel Mukherjee’s tenure is rated high widely, especially in upholding the letter and spirit of the Constitution and ensuring his presidency was not marred by controversies, while maintaining a good working relationship with the government and Opposition — even though his decisions or statements may not have suited respective political positioning of one side or other at times. Hence, if the government chooses to persuade him for another term, it will leave the Opposition with no ground to force a contest, as the Opposition’s preparation is on the premise that the ruling side will field someone identified with the BJP-RSS, thereby giving the Opposition an opening for forcing a contest on ideological grounds by rallying larger opposition camps. Interestingly, when UPA announced Mukherjee’s candidature in 2012, it received support from even some NDA allies such as JDU and Shiv Sena.

New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday said that the state governments and union territory administrations should “seriously” consider promoting the adoption or foster care of the children requiring care and protection instead of sending them to child care homes. Holding that it was not necessary that every child in need of care and protection must be sent to child care institutions, a bench of Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta said that alternatives “such as adoption and foster care need to be seriously considered by the concerned authorities”. The court said this in one of its 15 directions issued today on a PIL based on a newspaper article “Orphanage or Places for Child Abuse” wherein it was mentioned that orphanages in Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu, run by NGOs as well as government institutions were reportedly involved in systematic sexual abuse of children. The said article along with a letter by a person named A.S. Choudhary was forwarded to the top court and same was regis-

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NEW DELHI, MAY 5 (AGENCIES): After initial rounds of discussions on the presidential poll, Opposition leaders have concluded that they will be forced to back off from the resolve to field a joint Opposition candidate only if the government ‘persuades’ incumbent Pranab Mukherjee for a second term at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, many leaders involved in the deliberations have said. The deliberations noted the fact that the NDA government and BJP, to the best of their knowledge, have not communicated to partners or the Opposition on its choice. Incidentally, media reports have said that a bungalow “is being readied as retirement House” for Mukherjee, whose current term ends in July, leading to interpretation that Mukherjee may not be interested in another term. So far, only Rajendra Prasad had a second term as President However, Opposition leaders concluded it will be ‘improper’ to ‘speculate’ or indulge in ‘pressuring probes’ as it involves the highest constitutional office. For

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State lacks gender equality: Yitachu ZACLF celebrates 50 years SJHSS Tsg holds alumni re-union

Correspondent

KO H I M A , M AY 5 (NPN): Minister of School Education and SCERT, Yitachu on Friday said despite making tall claims of gender equality within the Naga society, the reality was different as sons and daughters are not equally treated. Yitachu’s speech made while addressing the silver jubilee celebration of the Pochury Women Organization, Kohima (PWOK) at Ura Academy hall as the chief guest, comes at a time when the state government has been at loggerheads with apex Naga tribe organisations and civil society groups over the issue of “women’s rights vis-a-vis 33% women reservation”. Yitachu called upon the mothers to play greater role to foster gender equality in the society, saying any society cannot develop and progress without giving equal platform to the women. Citing the recent ULB poll issue, he said the incident had tarnished the image of the Naga society especially the Naga missionaries who were working outside preaching about love and peace. Yitachu further en-

couraged the Pochur y womenfolk continue their noble activities for the society Also speaking as the guest of honour, parliamentary secretary MTF and Lotteries, Khriehu Liezietsu lauded the visionary and pioneer leaders of the organization. He said jubilee celebration was a time to seek blessings, introspect and forgive one another. Acknowledging that the organization had achieved a milestone by competing 25 years, Khriehu further appealed the members to shape the future of the community and the society. Khriehu also reminded the people of a bright future, saying the land of the Pochury people was rich with mineral and natural resources. While recalling the cordial relationship between Pochury and Angami community, Khriehu also acknowledged the contributions made by the Pochury community for the Naga society, PWOK founding president, Neino Katiry in her address shared her experience and the journey of the organization during its nascent years.

Earlier, the monolith of PWOK building was unveiled by the chief guest at Kenuozou colony Kohima and the dedicatory prayer was pronounced by Pochury Baptist Church Kohima associate pastor Mosa Tsang. The programme was led by Atono Nyuthe, invocation prayer by PBCK wo m e n p a s t o r, w h i l e the presidential address was delivered by PWOK president Malsawmthangi Leyri. President Pochury Hoho Kohima and president Pochury Mothers’ Association also addressed the gathering. The chief guest also released the jubilee souvenir. During the programme all the founding members and pioneers were felicitated led by Senti Pojar. Vote of thanks was proposed by P. Sanuo Jurry while pastor PBCK Rev. Rathvii Thuviiti delivered the benediction. Highlights of the programme included cultural items followed by jubilee feast. The Programme was attended by hundreds of Pochury women, AMK leaders, Tenyimi women leaders, Rengma women Kohima, NMA leaders, Pochury public and church leaders and others.

DIMAPUR: Zunheboto Area Church Leaders’ Fellowship celebrated its golden anniversary from April 28 to 30, at the Sumi Baptist Church Zunheboto. Delegates comprising church workers, deacons, GBs (Kukami) from all the 18 constituent churches under Zunheboto area attended the grand celebration. Kasheli Rotokha women pastor SBCZ, Rev. Hukugha Jimo ES SBAK (NM), Rev. Honito Chophy pastor SBC Mokokchung, and Rev. Yevito Sumi sr. pastor SBCZ were the main speakers while Kivikhu Achumi DAO Zbto, and parliamentary secretary of Jails, Science and Technology and NKVIB, Hukavi Jimomi exhorted the gathering. Earlier on April 29, the jubilee stone was unveiled by the Rev. Hukugha Jimo ES, SBAK (NM).

KVSU, AASU flay murder attempt

DIMAPUR: Kiyeto Village Students’ Union (KVSU) and Aqahuto Area Students’ Union (AASU) in separate condemnation letters have vehemently condemned the alleged murder attempt by Kakuto Zhimo of Khehoi village on his in-laws on April 29. In a condemnation note, Kiyeto Village Students’ Union president Kivikhe Chishi and secretary, Ghukiye Zhimo stated that such uncivilised act and atrocious crime should be condemned by all the right thinking citizens. Kiyeto Village Students’ Union also appealed to the concerned authority to strictly punish the culprit by awarding befitting punishment without granting him bail.

Elderly man CSUTT asks district admin to Sub-divisional found in Dimapur settle TCCI & TVSU issue deptt coordination DIMAPUR: Chang Students Union Tuensang forum meeting Town (CSUTT) has earnestly appealed the district

Unidentified elderly man. DIMAPUR: An elderly man was found lying outside the Ao Revival Church in a critical condition and has been admitted to District Hospital Dimapur (Civil Hospital Dimapur). Nothing was found in his possession to establish his identity. The kith and kin of the unidentified person have been asked to visit District Hospital Dimapur.

administration to settle the issue between the Tuensang Chamber of Commerce & Industries (TCCI) and Tuensang Village Students Union (TVSU) at the earliest. A press note by Chang Students Union Tuensang Town president, Bhukyim Chang stated that CSUTT as bestowed upon by its constitution to safeguard the interest of students community in particular and the public in general would not compromise against any activity/or any group misleading the people. Chang Students Union Tuensang Town stated that while it was the legitimate right of the people to speak of what was right and wrong, the issue was crystal clear and that it was not against or in support of any group. Chang Students Union Tuensang Town hoped that district administration would not be biased in its judgement.

UNTABA raises boundary issue with CM

DIMAPUR: United Naga Tribes Association on Border Areas (UNTABA) has raised the inter-state boundary issue between Assam and Nagaland with the chief minister when they met him at his office chamber on May 4 at Kohima. In a statement, UNTABA joint secretar y Ruchuyhun Keppen said that the team after a fruitful discussion with the chief minister submitted a memorandum reiterating its demand to bring amicable settlement on the age old Naga traditional and historical boundary issue with Assam at the time of political settlement. UNTABA also de-

manded that the interim agreement of 1972, 1979 and other MoUs between the Government of Nagaland, Assam and Government of India should be reviewed immediately as the agreements were “made under duress against the very history of the Naga people and it has become a stumbling block for development, peace and tranquility in the border areas, and that, these interim arrangements are going to hamper even the current political negotiation at Delhi”. It demanded revocation of Disputed Area Belt (DAB) in the Naga areas saying that it was against the basic principle of dig-

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP: DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the th '17 NO.M-142/17/90921-22: Notice is hereby given that Shri Peter Lotha Vrs. Shri Y.K. Ovung, resident Duncan Town/.Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any should be submitted to this court in writing on or before 03/06/17. Schedule of Land and Boundary Name of Patta Holder : Shri Peter Lotha; Village/Block No. 9 Patta No. 233; Dag No. 26/323; Area : 02B-02K-08Ls. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Nagaland DP-4250

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSION JUDGE

TUENSANG : NAGALAND NO. PD & SJ. Tsg/Notice-1/2015-2016/70 Dt. 25th April 2017

OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti. Benjungsangla of Bazar Sector ‘A’ Tuensang Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of her late husband Shri Cholongse Sangtam, who expired on 17th April 2017. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

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nity of citizen in their own land. UNTABA stand was that the historical and traditional Naga lands of the entire border belt between Nagaland and Assam from Peren to Mon district had no dispute with Assam whatsoever or with any tribes and nationalities. Further, UNTABA urged the State government to deploy NAP in the border areas immediately and to open/establish polling stations in all the villages in the border areas at the earliest possible time. The team also acknowledged the chief minister for according topmost priority on the inter-State boundary issue between Nagaland and Assam.

DIMAPUR: Changtongya sub-divisional departmental coordination forum meeting was held on April 28, under the chairmanship of SDO (C) Chumlamo Humtsoe and hosted by APRO, Changtongya. According to DIPR report, the house reviewed the meeting minute of the last meeting and also decided to extend financial aid to the victims of April 24 fire incident through the SDDCF welfare fund. The chairman encouraged all head of offices to perform their duties and also requested the officer in-charge to ensure security to the public through the police personnel of the town. The house also resolved to let the town hall only for public functions. The house decided that the security personnel would be accommodated at the present BDO Quarter. On the issue of cash crunch faced by all government employees at SBI Mokokchung, the house decided to write to the deputy commissioner, Mokokchung. The meeting further entrusted the Electrical department to look after the street lighting of the police points. The meeting also decided to propose setting up of a fire brigade station at Changtongya in the next DPDB meeting through the chairman.

Regd. No. 1020/17 Date : 26/04/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Mr. Neizelie Vupru, S/o Lt. Ko-u Vupru, resident of House No. 211, Kuda B, Lane-5, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and state an oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, due to inadvertent and bonafide mistake, my name was wrongly written and recorded as Neizelie Naren Vupru in some of my documents instead of Neizelie Vupru. 3. That, this affidavit is sworn for the purpose of making correction and change my official name to Neizelie Vupru and not as Neizelie Naren Vupru. 4. That, Neizelie Vupru and Neizelie Naren Vupru is one and the same person that is myself, and as such I shall be known, called and identified as Neizelie Vupru for all official purpose and intents. 5. That, the statements made in para 1 to 5 of this affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and nothing material is concealed thereof. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 26th day of April, 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4235 Regd. No. 2089/2017

DIMAPUR: St. John Hr. Tsachola while Wapang, The event was blessed Sec. School Tuensang cel- IGP (R), Nagaland spoke on by the presence of dignitarebrated its golden jubilee the topic, “Way Forward”. ies like Alem Jongshi, DC, from April 21 to 23 along Powerful and challeng- Tuensang, Vikhram Ezung, with a re-union of Alumni ing speeches were also de- SP, Tuensang, commanAssociation SHJSS Tuen- livered by other senior and dant, 40thAssam Rifles and sang under the theme, “way respected alumni members Sentiyanger, commissioner, forward” on April 24 eve- such as O.T. Chingmak, Nagaland who was also an ning. secretary, Parliamentary Af- alumni. During the programme, fairs, K.S. Anden, director The office bearers and homage were made to de- DUDA, John Tsulise, ADC executives of the association parted friends by EMRS Meluri and Nzano. expressed their gratitude to administrator, L. Sungmo Special number was all alumni members who and invocation by youth presented by Atula N Ja- had contributed financially pastor CBL, Saksi, Ben- mir and vote of thanks by and physically to make the gangmongla. president, James Chang, event a grand success and Welcome note was adand benediction by Kiho- for willingly contributing Meanwhile, Kiyeto Village Students’ Union dressed by Rev. Fr. Johnson, la, women leader, DEF to assist for Science lab at SJHSS. has also appreciated the reflections was shared by Church, Tuensang. police personnel and Khehoi village authorities for their swift action in nabbing the culprit. AASU: While condemning the murder attempt, Aqahuto Area Students’ Union president, Toka Chishi and general secretar y, Zakali Aye, termed it as an remorseless act and asked all to condemn the act. The union also appealed to the concerned authority to strictly punish LBC weaving training in progress at the church premises. the culprit by awarding befitting punishment with- DIMAPUR: With the for the young girls on April vided with weaving maobjective to preserve and 29, at the church premises. terials and were imparted out bail. The programme was with the names and usage Meanwhile Aqahuto value the traditional skills Area Students’ Union has of weaving, Lierie Baptist conducted under the direc- of varieties of tools used also appreciated the police Church (LBC), Kohima tives of the Kohima Angami for weaving. Altogether 15 persons participated at the personnel and Khehoi vil- Thenuko Krotho conducted Baptist Thenuko Krotho. a one-day weaving training The trainees were pro- training. lage authorities.

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 03/05/2017 (DECLARATION) I, Shri. Asielie Kire resident of Chumukedima Village, P.O : Chumukedima Town, P.S : Diphupar, District Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India residing in above mentioned address. 2. That, unfortunately my name was recorded and entered in my following documents i.e. Service book, GPF Balance Sheet, PAN Card, Voter Card, Driving License as "Asalie Angami" Asielie Angami, Asolie Angami, Asoue Angami, Aselie Angami, Asulie Angami, Asalie Kire" instead of "Asielie Kire" which is my real name and the same name is also mentioned in my "Aadhaar Card and Voter Card". 3. That, this affidavit is made for the purpose of rectifying the error that appear in all my Legal Documents and to put the record straight as "Asielie Kire" for all purposes and intends. 4. That, the statements made in Para 1 to 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and my consent thereto. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the above named declarant rd who is being identified by advocate on this 3 day of May 2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4224

LBC Kma conducts training on weaving

NCC cadets Tsg undergoing ‘one town one training’

NCC Tuensang cadets and others during the training. (NP) Correspondent

TUENSANG, MAY 5 (NPN): National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets Tuensang are undergoing training under the concept “one town one training” for the year 2017-18. The training

began with shooting practice at Tuensang. The complete resources of 25 Nagaland (I) Coy were pooled in from Mokokchung and all NCC cadets from schools and colleges of Tuensang are being imparted training.

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

NOTICE

S/C 64/17

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

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late M. Bendangliba has been applied by Smti. Martola, Resident of H. No. 142, Industrial Village Razhuphe, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1. Family pension and all other benefits entitled to an expired Government servant's relatives. 2. State Bank of India Saving Bank Account bearing A/C No. 30191462554, Dimapur Branch. 3. State Bank of India Life Insurance, Shubh Nivesh Endowment Plan Insurance Policy, bearing Policy No. 350 42134 906. 4. Domestic Gas consumer M/S Dimapur Gas, bearing consumer No. 7603. Notice is hereby given that any person that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits and all other mentioned movable properties of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in the Court on or before the said day of Dated 05/06/2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the date 04/05/2017. (G.H. Ramlia) Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-4226

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Dt : 02/05/2017

I, Smti. Naongsakchila Chang, W/o Shri. N. Chongpongnungba Chang, R/o St. John ‘A’ Sector, Tuensang Town, District Tuensang, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as follows:1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India presently residing at the above mentioned address. 2. That, my original name is Smti. Naongsakchila Chang, but due to some clerical mistakes my name has been entered as Naongshakchila Chang in Service book, A. Naongsakchila Chang in Account Passbook, Naongshakchi in ID card. 3. That, all the names i.e., Naongsakchila Chang, Naongshakchila Chang, A. Naongsakchila Chang and Naongshakchi are my names and one person i.e., me. 4. That, I have made this affidavit to declare that Naongsakchila Chang is my original name. Henceforth, from the day of this declaration my original name shall be used for all official purposes. That, the statements made in Para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declare before me by the deponent on this 2nd Day of May, 2017. Judicial Magistrate K-1268 Regd. No. 5505/2017 AFFIDAVIT FOR CORRECTION OF NAME Dated : 05/05/2017

I, Smti. PUNITA DEVI, D/o Late Babujee Choudhary, Resident of H/No. 544, NIDC Quarter Super Market, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, my official name is "PUNITA DEVI" as entered/recorded in all my official documents including my Aadhaar Card bearing Aadhaar No. 9274 4077 9999 and State Bank of India saving bank passbook bearing AC No. 10810720489, however, in my appointment order bearing Order No. NHL/HS-01/2001 and State Bank of India saving bank passbook bearing A/C No. 20074425167 my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as "BABITA DEVI". 3. That, the names "PUNITA DEVI" and "BABITA DEVI" belongs to same and single person only i.e me. 4. That, wherever my name "BABITA DEVI" appears it should be rectified and recorded as "PUNITA DEVI" by all concern for all my official purposes. 5. That this affidavit is sworn to rectify my name before the competent office/ authority. That the statements sworn by me in para 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and nothing materials is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declare before me on this 05th day of May, 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4255

Altogether, 300 NCC (boys) from four schools and Sao Chang College and 60 girl cadets from Sao Chang College and Government Higher Secondary School are being trained. L oye m M e m o r i a l High School, headmaster, Regd. No. M290/2017 Date : 01/05/2017

Debashish Deb and others visited the trainees wherein Deb encouraged the cadets to participate in such trainings. Second Officer Nurul Islam (associate NCC officer) thanked the visiting team for encouraging the young cadets.

AFFIDAVIT

I, Smti. Kughashi Sema, D/o Ghokheto, resident of Kushiabill Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of above stated place. 2. That, my correct and actual name is Kughashi Sema which is entered and recorded in all my official documents. 3. That, in my bank account of SBI Diphupar Branch bearing A/c. No. 20059219390 my name has been inadvertently entered as Kughashi. 4. That, the name Kughashi Sema and Kughashi are the names of one and the same person, i.e., my name only. 5. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare my correct name as Kughashi Sema and further to rectify my name as declare in my Bank Account. 6. That the content of this affidavit from para (1) to (5) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein 1st day of May 2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared before me. Notary Public DP-4273

Regd. No. 3713/2017 AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE IN NAME Date : 5.05..17 By this deed I, the undersigned Tiajungla, (New Name) previously called Tiajungla Longchar (Old Name), doing student (profession or Vocation) and resident of H. No. 719/10, H-Sector, Main Road Colony, Diphupar, Dimapur, Nagaland - 797112, solemnly declare :1. That for and on behalf of myself and remitter issue, I wholly renounce/relinquish and abdndon the use of my former name Tiajungla Longchar (Old name) and in place thereof I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname Tiajungla (New name) so that I and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/ surname, but assumed name/surname of Tiajungla (New name). 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that 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 and sign the name of Tiajungla (New name) as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/surname. 3. That, I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me and remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of Tiajungla (New name) accordingly. 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former name Tiajungla Longchar (Old name) and adopted name/surname of Tiajungla (New name) and affix my signature and seal, if any, this 5th May, 2017. Deponent Signed sealed and delivered by the above name Date : 5th May, 2017 Former Name : Tiajungla Longchar In the presence of : Name : Imdongnochet Name : Imdongtila Address : Diphupar, Dimapur, Nagaland Address : Diphupar, Dimapur, Nagaland NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4223

Regd. No. 3582/2017 Date : 22/04/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Kamkhothang Chongmun, aged about 47 years, son of Lt. Lhunkhopao Chongmun by religion Christian, by profession-Service, a permanent resident of Sirhima Village, P.O. & P.S-Medziphema, in the District - Dimapur (Nagaland), presently residing at House No. C-67, Sirhima, Medziphema, Dimapur do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am a citizen of India having permanent place of birth in the aforesaid locality. 2. That, I am a Government servant working as a Handyman under the Establishment of Directorate, Food & Civil Supplies, Dimapur since 13/06/1990. This is true and based on Official records. 3. That my actual name is Shri. Kamkhothang Chongmun but in all my important documents and service records my name is recorded as Shri. Kamthang Kuki instead of my actual name Shri. Kamkhothang Chongmun. 4. That myself Shri. Kamthang Kuki @ Shri. Kamkhothang Chongmun is one and same person. 5. That the statements made in this affidavit are true to my personal knowledge and nothing is concealed thereof. Deponent Sworn and declare before me on this 22nd day of April, 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4251

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MVC, PVC ban hunting & fishing

DIMAPUR: Mungya Village Council (MVC) and Philimi Village Council (PVC) held a joint meeting on April 26, and resolved to ban hunting and fishing within its jurisdiction. In a press release, MVC seasonal chairman Eyilo Kikon and seasonal secretary Y. Zanao Lotha stated that hunting and fishing has been strictly prohibited w.e.f. May 1, within the jurisdiction of two villages (Doyang area) for the preservation of its

environment. MVC and PVC further resolved that anyone found using of bomb, deathly chemical and battery a fine of Rs. 5000 would be imposed per person and Rs. 2500 fine would be imposed on any person found using fishing. It has also informed that 50% of the fine would be awarded to anyone who reports such activities to the councils. Meanwhile, MVC and PVC have requested all citizens to cooperate.

‘Marriage enrichment retreat’ held

‘World Malaria Day’ in Longleng

GHSS Dimapur students stage a play on “smoke free Dimapur”.

Participants of ‘Couples for Christ Nagaland’ MER. DIMAPUR: The need for a better understanding and appreciation of God’s plan for marriage and family life, the Marriage Enrichment Retreat (MER) was evolved and is a part of the program of Couples for Christ and was held from April 28 to 30. A press note by Chap-

ter head-cum-state coordinator, Marcus Mengukhrietuo stated that the Marriage Enrichment Retreat II (MER 2) is part of the formation program available in CFC. It is available to all member-couples starting from their second year in CFC. The Service Team for

Marriage Enrichment Retreat I & II were Marcus Mengukhrietuo and Angela Kenei-ü as team leader, Jeanne Asanuo, Norbert Neikehetuo & Catherine Kethokhrienuo, Alexander Kehouletuo & Liza Kevilenuo and Mathew Medo-o & Catherine Khriengunuo as members.

DIMAPUR: Students of Government Higher Secondary School Dimapur as part of the smoke free Dimapur campaign, staged street plays in DC office compound and NST bus station on May 3. The street play has been initiated to create awareness

about the law on banning smoking in public places and also about the health consequences of exposure to second hand smoke. In DC office, SDO Civil, James Swu highlighted about the objective of smoke free Dimapur campaign and he also appreciated the students

DICEU East Zone consecration programme held

SASRD organise mass cleanliness drive ECC Dimapur initiates major clearing work

NU:SASRD students and teachers cleaning the college campus. DIMAPUR: In an effort to create awareness about cleanliness and civic sense, students union of NU: SASRD, organised mass cleanliness drive in the campus. Students in collaboration with entire teaching and non-teaching faculty undertook the activity with the as-

sistance of the Medziphema Municipal Council. A short programme was held before the cleanliness drive, wherein the noted cyclist of Nagaland, activist, innovator, proprietor of Go Travels and initiator behind Project 72 Hours, Sievituo Chevy emphasised the fact that civic sense and change

of attitude was the necessity need in Naga society. He also motivated the youth to embrace the trials of life and become better individuals who could contribute to the society. Dean of NU: SASRD also encouraged them to maintain an evergreen and ever-clean campus.

OMS holds seminar on work ethic and Christian home

DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the ongoing work of digging up the highway to lay hume pipes over old culvert, the Eros Colony Council has appealed residents and shops not to dump garbage/hazardous materials in the drainage. A press note by Eros Colony Council chairman Badu Angami, secretary Dietho Rhakho and govt GB Victo Yeptho stated that blockage of main outlet culvert/drainage which drains out Hong Kong Market, MP Road Deluxe point, Elora Line & Blue Hill station under Eros Colony has affected these areas causing flooding to residences and shops leading to unhealthy living conditions. The situation has also compelled 12 families to vacate residences and around 35 families affected at present. While in the past the issue had been raised to concern authority, remedial measures could not be taken up owing to financial constraints, however ECC stated that this time the situation has become very serious that the colony

Flood after downpour at Elora Line & Blue Hill station under Eros Colony. council had taken up initiative to clear the blockage. ECC stated that it was doing its best with help of some affected members yet the major obstacle was to dig up the highway and put hume pipes over the old culvert. In this regard, work is continuing for the 3rd week thereby causing lots of inconvenience to public and traffic for which the council request for kind cooperation. ECC fur ther expressed gratitude to DC Dimapur for contributing Rs.50,000/- for ongoing works and also assuring to take up the matter at higher levels; administrative offi-

(L-R): Er. K. L Merry speaking at the programme. Section of the gathering.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

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Dt. Dimapur the 12/05/17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti I. Lanutemjen Ao resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 1051, Dag No. 1174 measuring an area 02-0-17 located at Block No/Village 09 Mouza No 02 which has been mortgage in the NIDC Bank/Society. Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 12-05-17. DP-4263

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DIMAPUR: Okotsoe Mission Society (OMS) organised seminars on work ethic and Christian home at two villages, namely Koro New Baptist Church and Hayiyan Village Baptist Church on April 30. A press note by OMS chairman, Rev. J. Thungjamo Lotha stated that at Koro New Village Baptist Church, seminar on “work ethic” was conducted, where reader SCERT, Kohima, Thungchibemo Lotha was the resource person. At Hayiyan Village Baptist Church, seminar on “Christian home” was conducted with Er. K. L. Merry as the resource person, while asstt. labour commissioner, Wokha, Renchamo Ngullie shared about the welfare scheme for the workers who were engaged in building and other construction works.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF S Hukato Swu, Principal Judge FAMILY COURT DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Guardianship Petition No. 03/2017

NOTICE (See 10 of Guardianship & Ward Act.) Whereas an application under the Guardianship & Ward Act has been filed by Dr. Hojesong Panme for appointment of Guardian in respect of minor (s) Miss Kungbam before this Court and whereas the 17 day of May 2017 has been fixed for the hearing on the matter. Notice is hereby given inviting objection if any from the person having interest in the above named minor(s) to be furnished on or before the fixed date/ or appear in person. Given under my hand and seal of the Court on this 18 day of April 2017. Judge DP-4229

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cer DMC for extending use of JCB and DMC labours; EE Highways who along with his SDO had verified the affected spot and granted permission to cut

the road and also assured to give required hume pipes; staff of state disaster management authority for doing spot verification for needful consideration.

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DIMAPUR: Dimapur Intercollegiate Evangelical Union East Zone (DICEU East Zone) successfully conducted the consecration program on April 30 in Tetso College. The consecration was done by Edward, staff worker UESI NAGALAND. Keyindewle Ndang the president for the tenure 2016-2017 successfully handed over the post and responsibility to Khekivi Zhimo. Patkai EU led the praise and worship. Testimony was given by the incoming president. Certificates were also presented to the outgoing committees.

for coming forward to involve in the campaign. Dist Nodal Officer NTCP, Dr C Tetseo appreciated the principal, teachers and students of GHSS for their cooperation and he called upon other tobacco free institutions to do the same.

DIMAPUR: Longleng District Health Society celebrated “World Malaria Day” under the theme ‘End Malaria for Good’ with church members and staff of District hospital at IDSP Hall, Chief Medical Office Longleng. The programme was chaired by DMO (NVBDCP) Dr. Thungbemo Patton wherein he highlighted the malaria situation in Longleng district. Dr Thungbemo also encouraged the participants to empty and dry all the water containers once a week, to fill up ditches and other unwanted water collection sites in and around the locality which invites mosquito breeding, to use LLINS at night regularly and to organise sanitation drive especially during mosquito transmission season. In commemoration of “World Malaria Day” eleven villages including Longleng Town conducted sanitation drive. The programme was attended by NVBDCP and District Hospital staffs.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, may 6, 2017

N Korea accuses CIA of UK local polls bring cheer for May Obamacare ‘essentially plotting to assassinate Kim dead’, declares Trump

Venezuelan students lead new protests

EAST POLICE COLONY COUNCIL

APPRECIATION

government protests so far, as well as hundreds of others who were injured or arrested, Efe news reported. Rafaela Requesens, student leader of the Federation of University Centres of the UCV (FCU-UCV), said that the President’s proposal to amend the Constitution by convening the National Constituent Assembly “does not make sense” because “what has to change” is the government of Maduro.

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The Singrep Yangdong Thsimüjang Kiphire Town Jila extend its heartiest congratulations to Smti. R. Akila Rothrong on being promoted from Agri Officer to SDAO and Shri. A. Island Peace Yangtsaba Sangtam on being promoted to Senior Head Assistant Class-II Gazetted under the Department of Higher Education at Zisaji Presidency College Kiphire. The Union further wishes them a great success in their future endeavour. (LIRISE SANGTAM) General Secretary SYTKJ

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DIMAPUR PODINAKUP EKHUNG (UNION) DIMAPUR - 797112 : NAGALAND

FELICITATES The PODINAKUK EKHUNG (Union), Dimapur, extends our heartiest congratulations to the new office bearers of PODINAKUP PUBLIC ORGANISATION (Mengshangpen Pyuchu) We are certain that under your able leadership and guidance, we will strive to accomplish greater heights and achievements. 1. Chairman

Shri R.C. Ovung, Dimapur

2. V/Chairman

Shri Ayamo Tongoe, Kohima Shri Elies Jungi, Wokha Shri Abel Humtsoe, Kohima Shri Khyuthungo Odyuo, Sanis Shri N. Likao Odyuo, Dimapur

5. Finance Secretary Shri N. Bena Tsopoe, Dimapur Shri Orhyuo Ovung, Wokha

7. Legal Advisor

Shri Khyothungo Jami, Dimapur Rhonthungo Ovung V/Chairman (DPE)

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Ringo Odyuo Secretary (DPE)

The East Police Colony Council under Dimapur Municipal Ward No. 5 would like to express our profound gratitude to Shri. Tovihoto Aye, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary for Economics & Statistics and Shri. Atokhe Aye, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) and his engineering staff for black topping the road at fire brigade area under East Police Colony, bringing great relief to the colony, which was a long felt desire of the public. We wish all success in their future leadership. L. Toshi Ao, Chairman East Police Colony Council Dimapur : Nagaland DP-4290

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With immense pride and joy, the Tikhir Students' Union Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Asangba Tikhir (E) Power, on being promoted to Executive Engineer. Further, the Union prays to Almighty God to guide him under His merciful love and wish him more success in his future endeavour President Y. Kiusthong

Kohima Lirmentsur Telongjem (KLT) take immense pleasure, pride and honour in conveying our heartiest congratulations to our esteemed member Dr. Imnasenla Peter Vero, D/o Mr. T.Imnuk Imchen and Mrs. Y.Temsuienla Longchar on being conferred the Doctorate degree of Philosophy in Journalism & Mass Communication. We wish her good health and great success in her future endeavour. T. Ayangla Longchar President (KLT)

General Secretary Rangkhaba. K

WAMEKEN BAPTIST CHURCH Quasqui Centenary Planning Committee

SANGDONGER

W.B.C.Q.C.P.C metetpela nung aliba ama 2017 kum ya “NISUNGSHIA DANGI TEKEMTET OSANG” iba nukjidong nung ajemdaker 29th-30th May 2017 tashi Senso Revival akatsü asoshi sangdonga atar. Tongti O jembir Rev. T. Meren Jamir Soul Saving Mission, Eden Garden Wameken Valley alitsü. Anungji prokshia aliba senso aser anuk apang ajak iba sentong nung arua temoatsü agitsü sarasadema atatsü sangdonger. DP-4246

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FELICITATION/CONDOLENCE The Asukhomi Community Zunheboto (ACZ) and Asukhomi Students' Union (ASU) take immense pride and pleasure to convey our heartiest congratulations and profound appreciation to Shri. Qhutovi Shohe, S/o Late Shiyiho Shohe on being promoted to S.D.E.O Aghunato.

We pray to the Almighty to grant solace to bereaved family members and may the vacuum created by the departed on the family be filled with the presence of the Holy Father. Sd/Dr. Bohovi Chophy Chairman (ACZ)

Sd/Hannah Khuju President (ASU)

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course to gain massive ground from the UKIP and Labour. “These elections are a challenging set of contests held in unique circumstances. They’re individual contests being fought in very differing situations, from local council-level, issuedriven campaigns up to large mayoral fights with some well-known politicians,” a Labour party spokesperson said. The results are being described as a bellwether of voting trends for the general election, with Theresa May set to sweep to victory. “It looks as if we have made so far some encouraging gains… but it’s very early days yet. Most of these councils, the vast majority, are still to count. We’ll have to wait and see what the final results are – and overall, of course, the turnout is much lower than you get in a general election,” said UK defence secretary Michael Fallon, playing down the Conservative gains.

Many of the councils are yet to begin counting and the complete results are not expected before Saturday. But the broad trends are clear, with the UKIP confirmed as having suffered the maximum casualties in the contest. The anti-EU party has struggled to find a footing and has been facing an existential crisis since the referendum in June last year in favour of Brexit. “This is a temporary glitch for us,” claimed Nick Smith, the UKIP’s chairman in Lincolnshire region. But political pundits had already predicted the beginning of the end for the far-right phenomenon after Nigel Farage had stepped down as leader to make way for Paul Nuttal, who has so far failed to make any mark with the electorate and lost heavily when he recently attempted to contest a byelection in Stoke on behalf of his party.

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MOPUNGCHUKET AIT LAISHER TELONGJEM Kohima : Nagaland

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ACZ & ASU further convey our deepest grief and sorrow for untimely and sudden demise of Late Yepeto Khuju, S/o Mr. Kakiye Khuju. His death is an irreparable loss not only to the family members but also for the Asukhomi community.

3. General Secretary Shri Mhabemo Lapon, Wokha 4. Joint Secretary

Kohima : Nagaland

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

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(C. ACHUM SANGTAM) President SYTKJ

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C A R A C A S , M AY 5 (IANS): Venezuelan students launched new protests against security forces amid escalating tensions provoked by the government’s call to rewrite the Constitution. Student leaders from numerous universities summoned several demonstrations on Thursday to support the opposition and to show their solidarity to the relatives of the 35 people who have died in the anti-

Medicare and Medicaid Services, described this as a big day for the US. She is believed to be one of the top officials working to replace Obamacare. The bill now moves to the Senate, the upper chamber of the US Congress, where it is expected to face difficulties. But with House Speaker Paul Ryan by his side, Trump exuded confidence that the bill would pass through the Senate. “This is really an incredible healthcare plan. This has brought the Republican party together,” Trump said. “Premiums will be coming down, deductibles will be coming down, but very importantly it’s a great plan.” He described Obamacare as a “catastrophe” and called his own “a great plan.”

Ballot papers are sorted during the West Midlands mayoral Election count in Birmingham, Britain May 5, 2017.

The Mopungchuket Ait Laisher Telongjem Kohima (MALT) with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Katirenla, daughter of Mr. Bendangkokba and Mrs. Jemongsangla for clearing the recently conducted NPSC Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) (Class-II Gazetted). The Union pray and wishes her great success in her future endeavour. Taripelong President MALT, Kohima

Emilar Jamir Gen. Secretary MALT, Kohima

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Celebrating his victory, Trump, who have campaigned relentlessly on the pledge to dismantle Obamacare, said he was doing well as president, even though he has been a politician only for a brief time. “Coming from a different world, and only being a politician for a short period of time, how am I doing? Am I doing - OK, I am president. Hey, I am president, do you believe it, right?” he asked the lawmakers. Indian-American and top healthcare official Seema Verma was seen standing in the front row along with top Republican lawmakers at the White House lawn. Verma, the administrator of the Centres for

cluded the mausoleum where Kim Jong-Un’s father and grandfather - the North’s founder – lie in state, or a military parade. Such an operation would be extremely difficult to prepare and carry out successfully. The Nor th’s leader is surrounded by tight security at all times, and Pyongyang maintains a gigantic surveillance system over its own population that is ingrained at every level of society, where open dissent is unknown. The CIA told its agent Kim it had access to radioactive and “nano poisonous” substances whose lethal results would appear only after six to 12 months, the statement said. Kim - described as “human scum” - received payments totalling at least USD 740,000 and was given satellite transceivers and other materials and equipment, it said. He had multiple contacts with South Korean intelligence personnel, and an accomplice who had a Chinese-sounding name, Xu Guanghai of the Qingdao Nazca Trade Co. Checks on China’s National Enterprise Credit Information system show that a company of that name was for med on March 7 this year, with a Xu Guanghai named as its legal representative, and business areas including “chemical products”.

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President Donald Trump, accompanied by GOP House members, speaks in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, Thursday, May 4, 2017. (AP/PTI)

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WASHINGTON, MAY 5 (PTI): A beaming US President Donald Trump has declared Obamacare “essentially dead” after the House of Representatives narrowly approved his controversial plan to dismantle his predecessor Barack Obama’s legacy healthcare programme. Unfazed by protesters shouting “Shame on you!”, Trump and Republicans celebrated after the bill passed the 216-vote threshold, with just one vote to spare - something that had seemed almost impossible for the administration just days ago. Though the voting largely went as per the party lines, no Democrats backed the bill and 20 Republicans opposed it, an intense series of negotiations preceded the first step to repeal and replace Obama’s landmark Affordable Care Act. Republicans passed the American Health Care Act 217 to 213, taking an important first step to fulfil a seven-year promise to replace the 2010 law. Moments later, there were celebrations on the White House lawn, where a reception was held for Republicans in the House of Representatives. Nearly 70 Republican members attended the celebration and lined up on the stairs in a photo formation.

SEOUL, MAY 5 (AFP): North Korea today accused the CIA and Seoul’s intelligence services of conspiring to assassinate the isolated country’s leader Kim Jong-Un with a biochemical weapon, amid heightened tensions in the region. In a statement the powerful ministry of state security, said it had foiled a “vicious plot” by a “hideous terrorists’ group” to attack the North’s “supreme leadership”. The accusations come with the US and North trading threats over the latter’s nuclear and missile programmes, and as Washington considers whether to re-designate Pyongyang as a state sponsor of terrorism. That follows the killing of Kim’s estranged half-brother Kim JongNam by two women using the banned nerve agent VX at Kuala Lumpur international airport. Both Malaysia and South Korea have blamed the North for the assassination, which retorts that the accusations are an attempt to smear it. The security ministry statement, carried on the North’s official Korea Central News Agency (KCNA), said the CIA and the South’s intelligence had suborned, bribed and blackmailed a North Korean citizen named only as Kim to carry out the attack. Possible locations in-

LONDON, MAY 5 (PTI): British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative party today made huge gains in the local and mayoral polls, indicating a victory for her Brexit strategy and boosting her chances for securing a larger parliamentary majority next month. The local elections yesterday were widely seen as a sign of things to come in the snap general election on June 8, announced by the British Prime Minister last month. The Tories gained over the Opposition Labour party in many of the council seats and confirmed pre-poll forecasts of a Labour battering, largely blamed on the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn. The Liberal Democrat results have been mixed, with some gains and some losses. But the biggest losers have been the far-right UK Independence Party (UKIP), which is set to be completely annihilated after losing every local seat it had under its control. A total of 4,851 council seats were up for grabs in 88 councils - all of those in Scotland and Wales and 34 in England - five weeks before the general election. At latest count across the 23 English and Welsh counties that had fully declared results, the Tories had control of 10 authorities and 561 seats, a net gain of 155, while Labour had control of five authorities and 404 seats, a net loss of 125. The Tories are on

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Macron, Le Pen make final push

PARIS, MAY 5 (AFP): French centrist Emmanuel Macron sought to cement his frontrunner status today on the last day of campaigning for the weekend’s election run-off after a bruising and divisive race. Pro-European Macron and far-right anti-immigration candidate Marine Le Pen have offered starkly different visions for France during a campaign that has been closely watched in Europe and the rest of the world. At the end of a battle that has only increased in intensity in the final days, both candidates made final campaign appearances and toured radio and TV stations. Macron was visiting the southwest city of Rodez while Le Pen headed for Reims in norther n France as they sought to win over voters before Sunday’s run-off. Polls showed that 39year-old former investment banker Macron has stretched his lead over Le Pen to 22 points after he was seen to have emerged

A police officer walks near election campaign posters for French presidential candidates Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen, in Saint Jean Pied de Port, southwestern France, May 5, 2017.

the strongest from a badtempered TV debate on Wednesday. Macron said he had already chosen the name of his future prime minister -- but even the person concerned had not been informed. “Yes, this choice has been made ‘in petto’,” he told Europe 1 radio, using an Italian expression meaning “in my heart”. Macron said he would only announce his choice after he took over from President Francois Hollande, if he wins. “I will

not announce it before,” he said. Le Pen has said she would appoint eurosceptic ally Nicolas Dupont-Aignan -- who was knocked out in the first round of the presidential election -- as her premier if she wins. In a major security breach, Greenpeace activists partially scaled the Eiffel Tower in Paris to hang a giant anti-Le Pen banner saying “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” and “#resist”. The Paris police department said Friday’s pro-

test had exposed “flaws” in the security of the worldrenowned monument that needed to be addressed. It came at the end of a campaign in which Le Pen sees her rise as the consequence of growing right-wing nationalism and a backlash against globalisation reflected in the election of Donald Trump in the United States and Britain’s shock vote to leave the European Union. Le Pen has said she wants to copy Britain’s example of holding a referendum on France’s EU membership, sending alarm bells ringing in Brussels. She has sought to soften the image of her National Front party over the past six years -- but without fully banishing doubts about the party’s core beliefs. Le Pen has tried to portray Macron as being soft on Islamic fundamentalism, playing to the concerns of many of her supporters after a string of terror attacks in France that have killed more than 230 people since 2015.

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Reinstate Chief Justice: Nepal SC tells government KATHMANDU, MAY 5 (IANS): The clash between Nepal’s judiciary and legislature took a new turn on Friday as the Supreme Court issued an interim order directing the Parliament to put on hold the impeachment motion against Chief Justice Sushila Karki and allow her to return to work right away. Political parties however termed the court ruling an attack on the authority of parliament and the executive. Re s p o n d i n g t o a writ petition against the move, the bench of Justice Cholendra Shumsher JBR issued the order stating that the impeachment motion was against the spirit of Nepal’s Constitution. The bench termed as baseless the accusations made in the motion against Karki, the first woman to hold the top legal post, that her verdict in the case pertaining to promotion of Nepal Police’s Inspector General was against the standard legal practice.

China’s first large passenger plane makes maiden flight BEIJING, MAY 5 (PTI): China’s first large homemade passenger jet, touted as a competitor to Boeing and Airbus, made its maiden flight today, heralding the Communist giant’s entry into the highly-competitive global aviation sector. The 158-seater C919 aircraft took to the skies from Shanghai Pudong International Airport in eastern China and made the country the fourth jumbo jet producer after the US, Europe and Russia, the state media reported. The 80-minute flight was greeted with applause by more than 1,000 spectators on the tarmac, including Chinese Vice Premier Ma Kai and Shanghai Party chief Han Zheng. The twin-engine plane departed with five crew members on board but without any passengers. “The maiden flight was exciting,” said Wu Guanghui, C919’s chief designer, adding that it was a major breakthrough in China’s civil aviation history, as well as the start of a new era of advanced manufacturing in

A Chinese C919 passenger takes off on its maiden flight at Pudong International Airport in Shanghai, Friday. (AP/PTI)

the country. The “C” in the aircraft’s name stands for both China and COMAC, while 9 symbolises “forever” in Chinese culture and 19 represents the maximum 190 seats capacity. With a standard range of 4,075 kilometres, the narrow-body jet is comparable with updated Airbus 320 and Boeing’s new generation 737, signalling the country’s entry into the global aviation market, Xinhua news agency reported. It also marks a milestone for the Commercial

Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC), the Shanghai-based manufacturer of the C919, it said. China in recent times has been making big breakthroughs in aviation with new fighter aircraft, including a stealth aircraft, but this is the first time it came out with a passenger plane. China’s first amphibious aircraft, stated to be the largest in the world, successfully conducted its first glide test on April 29 in Chinese city of Zhuhai and braced for its maiden flight.

China opposes US sanctions on N.Korea Nine killed as Afghan forces fire on Pak census team

World leaders advised to step up climate change efforts ACCRA, MAY 5 (IANS/ MAP): Signatories to the Paris climate accord have been urged to step up their support for global climate change mitigation efforts, in the light of the US’ regression in its support for such efforts under President Donald Trump. Bill McKibben, CoFounder of 350.org, a grassroots climate campaign based in the US, said on Thursday that the rest of the world now had to choose one of two options in the light of Trump’s stance on climate change. The American administration has been cutting down on its commitments to address climate change, which Trump has openly described as a hoax. There is currently a potential that Trump would withdraw America from the Paris Climate Accord. McKibben said most Americans were opposed to Trump’s stance and actions on climate change issues, with several marches organised in Washington DC to resist Trump on

these issues. “He may withdraw America from the Paris climate accord. If that happens, the rest of the world has a choice. It has one of two options: It can either say if Americans won’t work on this, we don’t have to work on this either.” McKibben noted, however, that this choice would mean that climate change would continue to progress, with the poorest countries being the hardest hit by the situation. “The other option for the rest of the world, is to say ‘we’re going to step up and we’re going to do more because we have no choice’ and I hope that that’s what happens,” he stated. McKibben urged other world leaders to demonstrate more commitment to addressing climate change. “It is a real moment for the rest of the world to demonstrate that the US is not the most important country in the world and that the world can figure out how to do things even when the US is going backwards,” he said.

‘English language losing importance in Europe’ ROME, MAY 5 (IANS): European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker took a swipe at Britain by stating that “English is losing importance in Europe” amid an ongoing Brexit row. Juncker made the comments at a conference in Florence, Italy, on Thursday as he prepared to give a speech, which he said would be better given in French instead. He said: “Slowly but surely English is losing importance in Europe and also because France has an election”. He also accused Britain of “abandoning” the EU amid tensions with the UK government over looming Brexit negotiations, The Telegraph reported. “We will negotiate fairly with our British friends, but let’s not forget that it is not the EU that is abandoning the UK -- it is the UK that’s abandoning the EU, and that makes a difference.” Donald Tusk, the President of the European Council, on Thursday warned British Prime Minister Theresa May and Juncker that Brexit negotiations could become “impossible” if they become “emotional”.

demning the ballistic missile launches from operating in US waters or docking at US ports. Geng added that Beijing fully complies with these resolutions despite doubts surrounding China’s actions with regards to North Korea. Although China has publicly distanced itself from Pyongyang and insists it has halted coal imports, some experts believe the two countries are still trading through the “livelihood purposes” clause that allows trade to ensure the survival of the North Korean people.

KARACHI, MAY 5 (PTI): Afghan border forces today opened fire on Pakistani security personnel guarding a census team in the border town of Chaman in restive Baluchistan province, killing nine people and injuring 45 others, Pakistan army said. The Afghan border forces started shelling at Kali Luqman and Kali Jahangir area early this morning targeting security personnel guarding a census team in Chaman area, Army spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor said. Five children and three women were among those killed, while four Frontier

Corps personnel are among the 45 injured. The Pakistani army said the Afghan border guards’ opened fire despite the fact that Afghan authorities had been informed in advance about the census exercise in Pakistan. “Since April 30, Afghan Border Police had been creating hurdles in [the] conduct of census in divided villages of Killi Luqman and Killi Jahangir in Chaman area, on Pakistani side of the border,” the military’s media wing said. Additional contingents of the army and Frontier Corps have been dispatched

to the Pak-Afghan border. The Foreign Office summoned the Afghan charge d’affaires to lodge a protest against the crossborder attack. The charge d’affaires was told that the “unprovoked firing” by Afghan forces had led to the loss of lives, disrupted the census in areas on the Pakistan side of the border and caused damage to properties,” a statement released by the FO said. The Foreign Office asked the Afghan government to take measures to take action against those “responsible for [the] violation”. Pakistan’s foreign

ministry spokesman Nafeez Zakaria said that the census team “was fulfilling its duties in the area and the exercise was taking place within the jurisdiction of Pakistan.” He said that Pakistan has the right to retaliate after the exchange of fire, but said that Pakistan’s efforts for peace in Afghanistan would continue. “Dialogue is the only political means available to us to establish peace in Afghanistan,” Zakaria said. The spokesman for the governor of Afghanistan’s Kandahar province claimed that Pakistani officials had strayed on to the Afghan

side of the border and were attempting to count people living there. Prime minister Nawaz Sharif who held an emergency meeting with Interior Minister Chaudhary Nisar Ali Khan warned that Pakistan reserved the right for a strong retaliation and urged Afghanistan to stop the cross-border attacks. In the wake of the attack, the government closed down the Chaman border and civilians living in the Killi Luqman, Killi Jahangir, Killa Abdullah and Badshah Adda Kahol areas near the border were moved to safer places.

Ministry Meeting invitation

There will meeting on 6 May 2017 at 3 PM at Eastern Bible College for the Seminar on Diaspora Missiology to be held on 10 & 11 May 2017 from 9 AM. Resource person will be Dr. Joy Tira who is the Chairperson Lausanne Diaspora movement and Advisory Board in Billy Graham Evangelism Centre Wheaton College USA. All Christian ministers interested in attending the seminar may give their name and ministry details to the contact numbers below on or before 9 May 2017 to make needed arrangements. Contact numbers are Rev. Daniel 94360 60987; Rev. Dr. Thungdemo 7005702277 & Leo David 9436013147 DC-948

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ADMISSION NOTICE (Only for Arts Stream) For Class-XI (Eleven) Admission Forms are available in the School Office only for Girls from other schools. For Boys, form will be given to Eastern Academy students only. Admission will start soon after the Result is declared Hostel seats are available for Girls only. Subject offered : English, Alternative English, History, Political Science, Education, Economics and Sociology. For any information, please call : 07005080522/08575300418/09612188520

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conflict from breaking out, Efe news reported. On Thursday, the lower house of the US Congress approved a law conferring more power on President Donald Trump to impose sanctions on North Korea and the companies of any country that sell materials to Pyongyang which allow it to develop its nuclear and missile programmes. The bill, which will go to the Senate for final approval, prohibits North Korean ships or those from any other country, including China, that refuse to comply with the resolutions of the UN Security Council con-

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BEIJING, MAY 5 (IANS): China on Friday opposed unilateral sanctions on North Korea by Washington, a day after the US House of Representatives approved a law granting more power to the executive to take such a step. “China firmly opposes any country’s imposition of unilateral sanctions on any other country according to their own domestic law,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said. Geng described the situation on the Korean peninsula as “very complex and tense” and called for restraint to prevent a major

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ources’ have responded to the rumours that Led Zeppelin have been booked to reform to play at Desert Trip 2017. Earlier this week, speculation spread that the rock veterans would be reuniting when Robert Plant’s website went blank apart from a message that read ‘any time now‘. Feel Numb meanwhile, claimed that the band would be performing at the next edition of

Desert Trip festival in the US. Last month also saw Gary Tovar, the founder of AEG’s Goldenvoice promotion unit tell The Guardian “we’d like to bring up the Led [Zeppelin], if you know what I mean,” However, Billboard say that ‘sources’ say that ‘no deal is in place’ for Led Zep to perform, and that Desert Trip has not yet been announced for 2017. Last year’s Desert Trip featured headline perfor-

mances from The Rolling Stones, alongside Paul McCartney, Neil Young, Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters, and The Who. The legendary rock band last performed together in December 2007, when they played at London’s The O2 as part of the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert. Over 20 million requests were made for tickets to the show. It has also been noted that the band will celebrate their 50th anniversary next year, with Plant possibly keen to mark the milestone with a special performance – or tour – later this year and into 2018. Last week, Adam Lambert revealed to NME that it would be his “dream” to front Led Zeppelin. The singer currently works as Queen‘s touring frontman.

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You Got The Talent auditions on May 13

.B.Entertainment invites talented singers, Dancers, Comedian, Musician, Actors and Actresses to participate on the upcoming reality show ‘You Got The Talent’. The show will be based on online voting through YouTube channel. Main motive of the production team is to bring out the talents in Nagaland and to promote them through social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and

N.E. television channels and also provide them national level platforms in Mumbai music industry. The Audition will take place on May 13 at Dimapur. The show will be telecast on YouTube channel and the grand finale round will be telecast live. T h e s h ow w i l l b e judged by different personalities depending on the genres including renowned singers, dancers, comedians, music directors, actors and

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FELICITATION With immense pride and honour, we the Mesulumi Village Council, Mesulumi Youth Society, Mesulumi Students’ Union would like to congratulate 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. WENYILO VENUH Chairman Mesulumi Village Council

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ICC raises Women’s WC prize money

Dubai, May 5 (Agencies): The 2017 edition of the Women’s World Cup is reportedly set to witness a ten times increase in the prize money. With the increase it will now be $2 million. It may be recalled here that the 2013 Women’s World Cup held in India had a mere $200,000 on offer as prize

Azlan Shah: India lose to Malaysia

Ipoh, May 5 (IANS): India’s chances of entering the final of the ongoing Sultan Azlan Shah hockey tournament went up in smoke as they suffered a 0-1 defeat to hosts Malaysia in their last league match here on Friday. India struggled to break down the opponents’ defence throughout the game and paid the price around 10 minutes from the end when Fitr Saari (49th minute) slammed home a penalty corner. Malaysia thus ended the league stage of the tournament without conceding a goal. India’s loss means Britain will meet Australia in the final on Saturday. Going into Friday’s match, India were at the third position with seven points from four matches. They had the same number of points as Britain but were trailing on goal difference. India will now compete for the bronze medal with New Zealand on Saturday.

money. In a statement released ICC Chief Executive David Richardson said, “The ICC Women’s World Cup is the pinnacle of the women’s game and as such the players should be rewarded appropriately. Two million dollars is the first step towards greater parity and recogni-

tion. The change will not happen overnight but the women’s game is crucial to the global growth of cricket.” The ICC said 10 matches of the June 24July 23 tournament in England would be live on television while the remaining will be live-streamed. Added to this Deci-

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sion Review System (DRS) will be used in the women’s game for the first time and a drone camera as well as a Spidercam will be deployed for the July 23 final at Lord’s. Welcoming the move, Cricket Australia Chief Executive James Sutherland said, “This demonstrates a welcome, long-term commitment to the global growth of the women’s game, and it recognises the opportunity presented by women’s sport.”

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REMEMBERING OUR BELOVED DAD LT. S. HANGZING ZELIANG ON HIS 12TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Daddy, each year as the anniversary of your death comes we celebrate you for having been a wonderful "Father" to all of us. Daddy nothing will ever be the same again without you. We miss your counsel and guidance and most of all we miss the one we called daddy for so long. The love you had for all of us is something we deeply miss as much as we miss your presence in our lives. We wish we could turn back the clock to when you were still here Daddy, we would appreciate and enjoy every moment with you. If only you were here. The emptiness that we feel is overwhelming. How will we ever get over you? Daddy we deeply miss you! “The memories of the righteous is blessed” – Proverb 10:7 Lovingly: Children, relatives and loved ones. DP-4271

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We the bereaved family members of Lt. Kisheni Z. Chishi would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, mentally, prayerfully and financially at the demise of our beloved mother. We will however like to express our gratitude especially to : 1. Zion Hospital Dimapur 2. Litsami Welfare Dimapur Unit & Zbto Unit. 3. Litsami Baptist Church & Women Department 4. Old Town Baptist Church SBAK Aizuto & Nito Mount 5. Youth Department ZTSBC Aizuto 6. Hovishe Principal, O.H.S.S. Zunheboto 7. Kikheto Roto, I.S. 8. Picto, Parliamentary Secretary 9. Dr. Bohovi Asukho Village 10. Dr. Akaho, Civil Hospital, Zunheboto 11. Mr. & Mrs. Pihoto H. Chishi Litsami 12. Mr. & Mrs. Kanito Chishi Litsami 13. Mr. & Mrs. Kakheho Chishi Litsami 14. Mr. & Mrs. Nikhevi Chishi Litsami 15. Mr. Nikheto Chishi Litsami 16. Mr. & Mrs. Asheto Kiba Litsami 17. Mr. & Mrs. Xukivi Kiba Litsami 18. Mr. & Mrs. Kisheto Aye Litsami 19. Kughato, GB, Litsami Village 20. Lhokuvi Khala and family, Litsami Village 21. Inavi, P.O. DRDA Zunheboto 22. Mr. & Mrs. Hekuto Khala, J.E. Electrical Dimapur 23. Mr. & Mrs. Asheto Kiba, Ghukiye Village 24. Mr. & Mrs. Aholi N. Suru, Old Town Zbto. 25. Mr. & Mrs. Pivishe Asukho 26. Mr. Vikato Chishi Litsami 27. Mr. Tova & Family, Sukhalu Village. Loving children, grandchildren and family DP-4253

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Marcus Rashford celebrates with his Manchester United team-mates after scoring a goal against Celta Vigo. VIGO, May 5 (Agencies): Marcus Rashford’s stunning free-kick 23 minutes from time put Manchester United on the brink of reaching the Europa League final with a hardfought 1-0 win at Celta Vigo on Thursday. Celta goalkeeper Sergio Alvarez kept the Spaniards in the tie before half-time with a string of saves to deny Rashford, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Jese Lingard. H oweve r, h e wa s wrong-footed by Rashford’s free-kick as United took a giant step towards reaching the final in Stockholm on May 24. And United manager Jose Mourinho hailed his wonder kid who has stepped up in the absence

of top scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic due to cruciate ligament damage. “He’s a 19-year-old kid in love with football,” said Mourinho. “He works, he’s mature and what matters is not his age but his quality.” Rashford’s 11th goal of the season was just reward for United’s superiority as they close in on not just the prestige of winning the Europa League for the first time, but also the prize of guaranteed Champions League football next season it would bring. Celta, by contrast, failed to rise to the challenge of their first ever European semi-final, but they did have the first big chance just 10 minutes in.

Nemanja Radoja’s cross picked out the unmarked Daniel Wass, but the Dane miscued his header horribly wide with just Sergio Romero to beat. Thereafter, it fell on Alvarez to keep Celta in the tie. His best stop came on 21 minutes when Rashford took aim from just outside the box and his shot was curling into the top corner only for Alvarez’s fingertips to turn the ball behind. Paul Pogba was making his return after missing United’s last two outings, and the world’s most expensive player looked a class apart in midfield. A powerful run from the Frenchman teed up Mkhitaryan for the visitors best chance of the first 45

Subrata Paul available for Federation Cup, India ties Kolkata, May 5 (Agencies): National team goalkeeper Subrata Paul can play again for club and country despite having failed a dope test. India coach Stephen Constantine has also been informed of this decision by the India football federation. Paul, who will be travelling to Cuttack with his club DSK Shivajians for the eight-team Federation Cup, is available for selection for the friendly against Lebanon and the 2019 Asia Cup qualifier against Kyrgyz Republic. As per the National Anti Doping Authority (NADA) neither DSK Shivajian nor India would be penalised even if the goalkeeper is eventually punished. The AIFF sources spoke to Hindustan Times on the whole issue and said, “The substance Paul tested positive for is in the specified list and that clears him to play. Had it been a prohibitive substance, he would have been banned immediately.” It may be recalled here that

Subrata Paul Paul had appealed for pardon after failing a dope test for the first time in his life. In his defence the 30-year old player stated that it was the India team doctor who gave him a cough syrup that contained the banned substance. Paul was tested in Mumbai in March at an India team preparatory camp. Paul has also stated in his appeal that in future he would ask for the details regarding any medicine’s consumption which is prescribed “so as to ensure not to use inadvertently or otherwise any prohibitive substance.”

minutes. However, Alvarez rushed from his line to block from the Armenian. A n d A l va r e z wa s called into action again moments later to parry Lingard’s imprecise shot after he had been played in by Rashford’s through ball. Celta’s top scorer Iago Aspas was anonymous before the break, but started the second-half brightly and saw flicked header float just wide. Pione Sisto was then denied by a fine save from Sergio Romero as the Dane’s deflected shot threatened to loop over the Argentine. Celta’s greater attacking intent was offering United more space on the counter-attack and Rashford didn’t make the most of one promising opening after skipping past Gustavo Cabral. However, the 19year-old showed his class moments later as he won a free-kick on the edge of the area and then picked himself up to curl home a wonderful effort into the far corner. Aspas had Celta’s best chance to respond but fired wide when Jonny’s cross was fired into him at an awkward height. Celta have already overcome losing the first leg 1-0 at home on their run to the last four with a 2-0 win at Shakhtar Donetsk in the last 32. But the Galicians need lightning to strike twice at Old Trafford on May 11 as United look set for their first European final since 2011.

Will talk to AIFF on Aizawl issue: Goel Ko l k ata , M ay 5 (IANS): Union Sports Minister Vijay Goel said on Friday he will talk to the All India Football Federation (AIFF) regarding the Aizawl FC playing in the top division next season. Aizawl, the club from Mizoram which surprised one and all to win the ILeague this season, has made a formal application to the AIFF on Tuesday to continue being a part of the top division after it emerged that it would have no place in the restructured domestic tournament that AIFF and its commercial partners IMG-Reliance are planning to launch in November this year. Asked to comment on the matter, Goel who was in the city to inspect the Salt Lake Stadium ahead of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup, said: “I have not got a letter from anyone. But as you are saying, I have also heard. I will table this problem of the I-Leaggue in front of All India Football Federation and will talk to them.” In the re-jigged Indian Super League (ISL), the existing eight ISL franchises will be joined by at least three I-League clubs. But Aizawl, who became the first club from the northeast to win the country’s premier domestic tournament, are not a part of the merger plans. Instead, the AIFF is supposedly 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 even after proposed merger of the existing top league with the ISL.”

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Warriors win; Wizards down Celtics

Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry (30) fights for the ball against the Utah Jazz’ Derrick Favors (15) in the second quarter of Game 2 of their NBA second-round playoff series. WASHINGTON, May 5 (Agencies): Draymond Green keyed an early surge as the Golden State Warriors defeated the Utah Jazz 115-104 on Thursday to take a 2-0 lead in their NBA Wester n Conference second-round playoff series. Green drained five three-pointers enroute to 21 points as the Warriors remained unbeaten in six games this post-season. Kevin Durant added 25 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists, while Stephen Curry had 23 points and seven assists for Golden State, who raced to an early lead and stifled Utah’s attempts to come back. G ordon Haywa rd shook off a slow start to score 33 points for Utah, who were without injured

point guard George Hill. Rudy Gobert added 16 points and 16 rebounds for the Jazz before fouling out in the waning seconds. By then, the Warriors had rebuilt their lead to 12 points after seeing it dwindle to seven with 1:45 to play. Throughout the contest the Warriors had an answer for every threat from the Jazz - despite some sloppy defense and 17 turnovers that led to 22 Utah points. The Warriors’ biggest scare came when Green took a hard fall in the fourth quarter, then seemed to slip as he rose and grabbed his left knee. He eventually returned to the court - a good sign for the Warriors, who will try to stretch their lead in the best-of-seven series

in game three on Saturday in Salt Lake City. In an Eastern Conference series growing more intense with every game, the Washington Wizards defeated the Boston Celtics 116-89. John Wall scored 24 points for the Wizards, who seized control of the contest with a 22-0 scoring run in the first quarter on the way to trimming the series deficit to 2-1. The Wizards will try to level the series when they host game four on Sunday. Although Washington never trailed, there was plenty of tension, with eight technical fouls handed out and Isaiah Thomas, who scored 53 points in Boston’s 129-119 overtime win on Tuesday, was held to just 13 points this time.

Ultimate TT c’ship to offer Rs 3 cr prize money MUMBAI, May 5 (Agencies): Table tennis will join the ranks of cricket, football, badminton and kabaddi, when the inaugural Ultimate Ping Pong Championship gets underway, come July. A total of six teams will vie for top honours in the competition that will be conducted between 13th and 30th July across three cities. The franchise-based league will be promoted by 11Even Sports (ESPL), the Mumbai-based company, which has entered into a 10-year-agreement with the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) to develop and promote the sport in the country. The promoters have identified two cities - Delhi and Mumbai - but are yet to zero in on the third. Bengaluru and Chennai, however, are strong contenders to occupy that spot. A total of 15 league games, a couple of semifinals and the final will be played during the 18day event. The tournament will carry a prize money of 3 crore and ESPL is keen on signing up as many players as possible from the top 50 in the world. As per the format, a total of 48 players -24 men and an equal number of women -will be signed up for the league. Twenty four of them will be from India and the rest from abroad. To promote youngsters, every team will have to compulsorily field a U-21 player.

SSP inter-house football championship held

Winner of annual inter-house football championship with their trophy. D im a p u r , M ay 5 (NPN): The Annual InterHouse Football Championship 2017-18 of Sainik School Punglwa concluded on May 2 with Patkai house lifting the trophy in junior category. Melak house fin-

ished second in the junior category. Cadet Tania Raji of Melak house was adjudged the best player of the Inter House Junior Championship. In the well fought final, both the teams ended

at a tie score of 1-1. Cadet Goi Nalo of Patkai house and cadet Pema of Melak scored the solitary goal for the two houses. The match went on to the penalty shootout for the tie-breaker in which Patkai house proved

their superiority scoring 4 goals against Melak house and ended with a score of 4-2. The football championship is played under two categories, junior and sub-junior. The sub-junior category was played in the first week of April while the junior category started on April 27. In each category, six houses vying for the trophy gave in their best to lift the trophy. In the sub-junior category, Japfu house finished at the top while Patkai house was placed second. However, in aggregate Patkai house with 9 points topped the list and lifted the overall Inter House Football trophy. Gp Capt Sanjay Gaekwad, principal, graced the occasion as the chief guest. Administrative officer Lt Col M Kiran Meitei and gave away the medals, certificates and the trophy to the winners.

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