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www.tiryimyim.in Regd. No. RNI. NAGAAO/ 2004 / 13113. Postal-NE/RN-717. e-mail : [email protected] TAPAK 7 TAPAK 3 Pilot-i küm ka tsüngda CM menden Mizoram Governor-i sensaker kibong agüjang ta akhang: Team Priyanka nungi kaketshir nem tetushi agütsü VOL. XVII NO. 262 (ADOK 262) DIMAPUR AMUNGNÜ (SUNDAY) CHITENI (JULY) 19, 2020 ` 5.00 Eden Medical Centre ajunga meshibang COVID-19 Nagaland: Nisung 978 nungi 405 taneptsü nguogo Kohima, July 18 (TYO): 187, Mon - 83, Tuensang - 44, Care Centre tem nung Honibarnü Nagaland nung Phek - 17, Zunheboto - 5, anepaludar. Maneni, virus nisung 22 dak COVID-19 Mokokchung - 5, Longleng - menatepa moudaktsütsü atema putetogo aser parnok 2 aser Wokha - 1. nisungtem bushitepdar" ta züngsema nisung ajak agi 978 Tang mozü ki balala nung Principal Secretary Home-i ashi. kümogo. anepalur nisung 573 ji Tanü tashi nung RT-PCR "Sample 216 tendangba Dimapur nung 226, Kohima ajanga sample 18,331 nungi nisung 22 dak COVID- nung 109, Peren nung 109, tendangtsü agütsüba nungi 19 putet. Parnokji Peren nung Mon nung 83, Tuensang nung 17,438 indang osang nguogo. Eden Hospital, Dimapur (File photo) 11, Dimapur nung 8 aser 28, Phek nung 8, Mokokchung Maneni, Truenat ajanga Dimapur, July 18 (TYO): sülen pa dak COVID-19 Kohima nung 3 lir" ta Health nung 5, Longleng aser sample 11,998 tendangba Honibarnü Dimapur kübok Eden tendangtsü telemtetba agi aser & Family Welfare Minister, S Zunheboto nung anana aser nungi 11,279 negative putet. Medical Centre nung shiranger onok indang laboratory nung Pangnyu Phom-i metetdaktsü. Wokha nung ka lir. Iba ajanga sample 361 positive ka dak COVID-19 putetba sülen tendangdang COVID-19 positive Nagaland nung COVID-19 Taneptsü angur 405 ji putetba RT-PCR ajanga mozü ki ajunga shibangogo ta putet" ta paisa ashi. puteter nisung 978 nungi Dimapur nungi 161, Peren jangjashitsü agütsüogo, ta social media nung osang prokshi COVID-19 aliba jangjashitsü parnok 405 taneptsü nguogo nungi 138, Kohima nungi 78, Principal Secretary Home-isa saka iba osangji tiyazü ta EMC atema sample tanaben aser nisung 573 mozü ki balala Tuensang nungi 16, Phek metetdaktsü. Director-i metetdaktsüogo. tendangtsüla aser iba osang ya nung anepaludar. nungi 9 aser Zunheboto nungi Tang Nagaland nung nisung July 17, 2020 nikongtsütsü Dimapur COVID Task Force COVID-19 puteta aliba 3 lir. 2,918 tashi Facility nisung ka tango sashitsü nem sangoktsü aser pa indang timtemer ta ser mozü kidangi anir sample ji RT-PCR ajanga District telemsa: Dimapur - "Shirangertem ajak COVID- Quarantine nung mongdar, ta aru aser idangjisa pa ICU nung tendangtsü atema agütsü. 386, Peren - 248, Kohima - 19 Hospital aser COVID-19 paisa shisem. anioker anepalutsü tenzük, ta "Ajisüaka, sample tendangba Eden Medical Centre, Director osang manguba agi shirangsang Assam nungi ak bener arur nisung 4 apu Dr. Lima Imchen-i sangdong ka anepaluba ICU shibangogo. RT- nung ashi. PCR indang osang mangu tashi Dimapur, July 18 (TYO): July sendakba nung Diphupar Police Nagaland Police nem "Iba nisungji pneumonia agi lendong nungi jenbua alitsü atema 17, 2020 nü Dimapur Police-i Station nung ken o ka tenüngsang agütsüogo. timtemer asütsü akok ta OPD aser Emergency services Assam kübok Balijan nungi ak benokogo. "July 6, 2020 nü Home mezüngbo doctor temi shirangba anena lir," ta Dr Lima Imchen- bener arur nisung pezü apu. IPC, The Epidemic Act, Department ajanga state sorkari yimya repranger asadangtet. Iba isa sangdong nung ashi. "Parnoki Tata Pick-up truck 1897 aser Prevention and Assam nung swine flu adoka aliba gari ka nung ak 12 bener Control of Infectious and atema ak bener marutsü School lapoktsü atema tsüraburtem den survey agitsü arudang apu aser idangji ak 9 Contagious Diseases in Animals tenokdangba agüja lir saka iba Dimapur, July 18 (TYO): Evaluation Portal nung login tasü liasü," ta Addl. Dy. Act, 2009 kübok arrla balala tetuyuba alema ak bener arurtem Department of School Education, asütsü. Iba ya kaketshirtemi Commissioner of Police nung ken o benok, ta Dimapur apuba atema Nagaland Police nem Nagaland (DoSE)-i Sorkar aser Online Evaluation atema User (Crime), cum Public Relation Police-i metetdaktsü. tenüngsang agütsür" ta Media Cell Nija school tem lapoktsüba atema Credentials agüja aliba amshia Officer, Dimapur-i tanü African Swine Flu wara sangdong ka nung metetdaktsü. tsüraburtem den Survey ka asütsü, ta Shanavas C-isa ashi. sangdong ka nung metetdaktsü. adokba ajanga Nagaland state Nagaland Police-i iba mapa agitsü. Iba portal nung kaketshirtem Police-i apuba nisung pezüji sorkari kidanger state tem nungi tajung inyakba atema "Lockdown tembangba sülen tenüng züluoktsüba lapokja lir Kushiabil Dimapur nungi ak bener marutsü atema tenüngsang agütsür aser ozüng school tem lapoktsüba dak anungji survey magidang tenüng Ramesh Mech'er jabaso Bipul tenokdangba agüja lir. Anungji alema ak bener arurtem aitsür. sendakba nung July 22, 2020 züluoktsü akok, ta paisa ashi. Mech (22), Kushiabil Dimapur nisung kari dangi iba tetuyuba Swine flu agi tonga aliba nikongtsütsü 3:00 ako nungi Iba anogo tsüraburtem dang 3:45 ako tashi department-i tasüngdangba 15 asüngdangtsü nungi Khrishna Boro'er jabaso alema inyakra, ozüng tapet agi tesemtem nungi ak bener arubaji, kaketshir tsüraburtem den aser ibaji minute 45 tsüngda Arun Boro (23), 4th Mile 'L' Khel merenshitsü, ta police-isa ashi. asen state-i swine flu bener survey ji agitsü," ta Principal langzüba sülen SUBMIT button Dimapur nungi Kartemjen DALT-i Nagaland Police aruba lir aser iba ajanga public Director School Education, nung anemtsüla, ta Shanavas C- Ozukum'er jabaso Lipoksunep nem tenüngsang agütsür; atema lendong bentsür arutsü, Shanavas C, IAS-i tanü isa metetdaktsüogo. Ozukum aser Duncan 'L' Khel Ak bener arurtem ta DALT-isa ashi. metetdaktsüogo. Minute 45 agütsüba tsüngda Dimapur nungi Takamar merenshitsü ayongzüker Ozüng amertemi Bipul Mech, Iba maparen asoshi kaketshir tsüraburtemi aiben langzütsü Ozukum'er jabaso Sashi Dimapur Ao Lanur Arun Boro, Lipoksunep Ozukum tsüraburtemi Department (https:/ akok aser tatemsa agütsübaji Ozukum nunger ta jangjaogo. Telongjem (DALT)-i tanü aser Sashi Ozukum nungertem /dosenl.in) indang Online system-i agizüktsü, ta paisa ashi. Par pezüi bener aruba akji sangdong ka nung Balijan, dak tejak mereprangi ozüng tapet District Veterinary Department Assam nung ozüng alema ak agi merenshitsü mepishir, ta Dimapur nungi Guwahati-i aoba ket nung agütsü aser iba dak bener arurtem apuba atema DALT-isa metetdaktsüogo. SBI mapa inyaker dak COVID putet Kohima nung LPG distributor temi maneni shibangtsü amokmerener Dimapur, July 18 (TYO): Tawa dak COVID-19 putetba osang tashi kato SBI Bazaar Branch, sangoktsü" ta SBI Bazaar Kohima, July 18 (TYO): AKIDA nung LPG shishilembartem aser mapa Dimapur nung mapa inyaker ka Branch, Dimapur Chief Kohima nung LPG service distributor 5- Seyie, Belho, inyakertem taküm kümzüka dak COVID-19 putetogo. Manager-i tanü Deputy provider temi mapang telatet Marcofed, Yhome aser Rose ayutsü aser July 4 & 9, 2020 Iba nisung ya Guwahati-i Commissioner dangi shidi ka makai shibangtsü ayongzüker - Gas Agency tem dena lir. anogotem Kohima nung LPG mapa belen aser pa July 12, 2020 ajanga metetdaktsü. joko hopta anabuba nung July 4 aser July 9 anogotem diver tem dak teka nü Dimapur nungi taxi ka ajanga "COVID-19 inyakyim nung ayaokogo aser iba ajanga LPG mapa inyakertem dak teka sangshirtem ozüng tapet agi Guwahati-i ao. aliba ama tawa iba nisung den public-i timtem kanga ajurur. sangshiba anema parnoki July merenshitsü mepishir' ta "Pa Guwahati oa atongba ajurutepba staff aser kibongtem Honibarnü All Kohima 13 nungi shibanger lungkak metetdaktsüogo. sülen quarantine asü aser pa dak ajak tendangtsü asüngdanger" ta mezüng COVID-19 tendangba Chief Manager-isa Dimapur DC Indane Distributors aittsü tenzük. "Onoki mepishiba ama July 14 nü negative ta bushitetba dang shiogo. Association (AKIDA)-i Honibarnü AKIDA-i Chief meinyakra LPG showroom osang angu. Kasa anogoji pa Iba atema district dealers aser mapa inyakertem Secretary, Director General of aser LPG service ajunga indang nasal swab agiteta administration-i tetuyuba ka lendong nung kümzüka mayu Police aser Commissioner mapangb telatet makai tendangtsü atema agütsü aser magütsü tashi SBI Bazaar Branch tashi lungkak aitba manentsü Nagaland nunger dang shidi ka shibangtsü" ta AKIDA-isa July 17, 2020 nikongtsütsü pa shibangtsü, ta ketdangser kati ashi. ta metetdaktsüogo. ajanga 'AKIDA, ketdangsertem dang ashi. CORONAVIRUS WARA ASENOK LONGJEMER AKOKTSÜ ASOSHI - Mozü kidang inyakertem yariang aser parnok asoshi sarasademjangma. - In collaboration with the Media Cell, RD Department, Nagaland 2 TIR YIMYIM, DIMAPUR AMUNGNÜ (SUNDAY) CHITENI (JULY) 19, 2020 STATE & NE TAPAK Khehovi-i BJP Mahila Morcha nem Mimi noodles amoktsü Peren DTF jongdak senden ka menogo Dimapur, Chiteni/July 18 sorchiokertem, security ana, gari (TYO): COVID-19 dak anir ka aser ka tashidak agi sendakba nung ADC Jalukie Dr menentsü aliba tesem nung Tinojongshi Chang, NCS-i, inyaker liasü, ta metetdaktsü. Peren DTF jongkda senden ka Senden nung DTF July 17 nü jatepa COVID züngsemtemi onük kar benoka Control Room, Peren nung agizüka liasü. agiogo. July 17 nü RT PCR aser 1) TrueNat Positives tem TrueNat report aruba dak tashidak potetli anintsüla sendakba nung sensak asemtsü 2) ICMR ajanga tashidak asoshi iba senden ayongzüka tendangshitsü aser contact liasü. tracing inyakyim tenzüktsü. DTO, Dr. Supongmenla Sorchiokertem den Walling-i, yakbang nungi ajuruteper alirtem taoba inyakertem dak tashidak hopta nungi bushi Advisor Khehovi Yepthomi-i, CG Foods India Pvt. Ltd-i tenla agütsüba noodle, BJP State tendangba indang osang tenzükogo. Mahila Morcha nem amoktsüba noksa nung angur. sentepa alirtem nem 3) Sorchioker aser Catering metetdaktsü. Lai ashiba agi, July team densema FLW tem, Kohima, Chiteni/July 18 service to God' aser Woodrow BJP State Mahila Morcha tir 15 nü Non-Healthcare Frontline tetuyuba magütsü tashi (TYO): Nagaland Advisor for Wilson-i ashiba o 'There is no Phangnon Konyak, shibai noodle Workers ana dak TrueNat parnok nem lemzükja aliba Tourism and Art & Culture, H higher religion than human tem agizüka liasü, lai ashiba agi, ajanga tendangba sülen tesem nungi mainshitsüla.
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    Log in / create account Article Discussion Read View source View history Search Imran Khan From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Main page For other people named Imran Khan, see Imran Khan (disambiguation). Imran Khan (ﻋﻤﺮان ﺧﺎن ﻧﻴﺎﺯی :Contents Imran Khan Niazi (Punjabi, Urdu Featured content (born 25 November 1952) is a retired Pakistani cricketer Current events who played international cricket for two decades in the Random article late twentieth century and has been a politician since the Donate to Wikipedia mid-1990s. Currently, besides his political activism, Khan is also a charity worker and cricket commentator. Interaction Help Khan played for the Pakistani cricket team from 1971 to About Wikipedia 1992 and served as its captain intermittently throughout Community portal 1982-1992. After retiring from cricket at the end of the Recent changes 1987 World Cup, he was called back to join the team in Personal information Contact Wikipedia 1988. At 39, Khan led his teammates to Pakistan's first and only World Cup victory in 1992. He has a record of Full name Imran Khan Niazi Toolbox 3807 runs and 362 wickets in Test cricket, making him Born 25 November 1952 (age 58) Print/export one of eight world cricketers to have achieved an 'All- Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan rounder's Triple' in Test matches.[1] On 14 July 2010, Batting style Right-handed Languages Khan was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.[2] Bow ling style Right-arm fast اﻟﻌﺮﺑﻴﺔ Role All-rounder In April 1996, Khan founded and became the chairman of বাংলা International information Deutsch Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice), a small National side Pakistan open in browser customize free license contest pdfcrowd.com National side Pakistan Español and marginal political party, of which he is the only [3] Test debut (cap 65) 3 June 1971 v England Français member ever elected to Parliament.
  • Icc Annual Report 2020-21 Including Summarised Financial Statements 02 Foreword // Contents 03

    Icc Annual Report 2020-21 Including Summarised Financial Statements 02 Foreword // Contents 03

    ICC ANNUAL REPORT 2020-21 INCLUDING SUMMARISED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 02 FOREWORD // CONTENTS 03 CONTENTS FOREWORD CHAMPIONING WORLD CRICKET DELIVERING WORLD CLASS EVENTS THE SPIRIT OF CRICKET 04 Chair’s Report 28 Governance 50 ICC World Test Championship 66 ICC Awards of the Decade 06 Acting CEO’s Report 32 Cricket Operations 56 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League 70 ICC Development Awards 10 Highlights of the Year 36 Integrity 60 Preparation, Planning and Scheduling 72 ICC Hall of Fame 19 Retirements 38 Commercial 20 Playing Days for ICC Members 40 New Initiatives 22 Obituaries 46 Development SUMMARY CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 76 Report from the Chair of the Audit Committee 77 Summary Consolidated Financial Statements ICC Annual Report 2020-2021 04 FOREWORDS // CHAIRMAN’S REPORT 055 WE HAVE A LOT TO LOOK FORWARD TO FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR AS WE START TO GET ICC EVENTS BACK UP AND RUNNING, WELCOMING CRICKET FANS BACK INTO GROUNDS AROUND THE WORLD AND CEMENTING OUR LONG-TERM FUTURE. GREG BARCLAY Throughout this period, it has been important One project I have personally been involved in that we have been able to continue to fund recently is as a mentor for the ICC 100% Cricket our Members without interruption and provide Future Leaders Programme, which is designed additional levels of support. This includes the to address the low percentage of women in introduction of a Member Support Fund to assist leadership positions in global cricket and to Members who have been unable to fulfil their build a pipeline of new female leaders.
  • 46760 Cnsw Annual Report 2015

    46760 Cnsw Annual Report 2015

    CRICKET NSW 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT MAJOR PARTNER The NSW Breakers won their 20th WNCL title in 2018/19 1 Contents 2 Members of the Association 59 KFC BBL|08 Season Statistics 3 Strategy for NSW/ACT Cricket 60 Rebel WBBL|04 Season 4 Cricket NSW Staff Statistics 6 From the Chairman 61 BBL Records 8 From the Chief Executive 62 WBBL Records 10 Cricket NSW Centre of 64 Toyota Futures League Excellence 65 U/19 Male National 11 Farewells – Ellyse Perry Championships 12 Farewells – Joanne Broadbent 66 U/18 Female National Championships 13 Cricket NSW 17th Annual Awards Night 67 U/17 Male National Championships 14 Cricket NSW Hall of Fame 68 U/15 Female National 15 Life Memberships – Kerry Championships O’Keeffe and Greg Monaghan 69 U/15 Male National 16 Australian Representatives – Championships BELINDA CLARK MEDALLIST ELLYSE PERRY Men’s 70 National Indigenous 17 Australian Representatives – Championships Women’s 71 McDonald’s NSW Premier 18 Blues Coach’s report Cricket – Men’s 19 JLT Sheffield Shield 76 McDonald’s NSW Premier 24 JLT Sheffield Shield Final Cricket – Women’s 25 JLT Sheffield Shield Statistics 78 McDonald’s Sydney Shires 26 NSW First Class Records 80 Cricket Performance 32 JLT One-Day Cup 81 Pathways 35 JLT One-Day Cup Statistics 82 Coach Education and 36 NSW One-Day Records Development 39 Breakers report 83 The Basil Sellers Scholarship 40 Women’s National Cricket Program League 84 NSW Districts Cricket 43 Women’s National Cricket Association STEVE WAUGH MEDALLIST SEAN ABBOTT League Final 85 Sydney Cricket Association 44 WNCL Season Statistics 87 Community Cricket 45 NSW WNCL Records 90 All Abilities Cricket 2018/19 Cricket NSW Annual 48 Sydney Sixers – KFC BBL|08 91 Plan B Regional Bash Report and Yearbook 49 Sydney Sixers – Rebel WBBL|04 92 Commercial Editors: Malcolm Conn & David Gavin 51 Sydney Thunder – KFC BBL|08 93 Match Operations and Consultant: Tom Iceton 52 Sydney Thunder – Rebel Experience Team Contributors: Cricket NSW Staff WBBL|04 94 Business Advisory Services Statistics: Adam Morehouse, Dr Colin Clowes.