Baptist College in Kohima organises third Sociological Dialogue on student movements in Nagaland.
DIMAPUR — The Department of Sociology, Baptist College Kohima and Sechü campus, organised its third Sociological Dialogue on the topic "Student movements in Nagaland: Analysis on their issues, strategies and achievements" at Rivenburg Chapel Hall in Kohima on September 5.
Junior Divisional Accountant in the Department of Treasuries and Accounts and Research Scholar in the Department of Political Science at Nagaland University, Asenlo Khing, addressed the programme as the speaker, according to an update.
In his address, Khing provided insights into the historical development and growth of student movements in Nagaland.
He also highlighted major issues initiated by student organisations, including the Naga political issue, the Inner Line Permit, undocumented immigration, protection of Naga identity, scholarship, meritocracy in recruitment, and the establishment of the Nagaland Staff Selection Board (NSSB).
He discussed strategies adopted by student movements and highlighted their achievements.
Sociology major students of the third and fifth semesters, along with teaching faculty from both campuses, attended the programme and participated in the interaction.
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