Delhi Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union held its 34th annual meet in New Delhi with Abu Metha as chief guest, celebrating unity and youth potential.
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DIMAPUR — The Delhi Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union (DENSU) held its 34th annual meet at Nagaland House, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Road, New Delhi, on October 26.
The event was organised on the theme “Forging paths from shared dreams, empowering change” and brought together students, professionals, and well-wishers from across Delhi NCR. According to an update, it was co-sponsored by BLK Max Hospital, Fortis Vasant Kunj, and Medanta Hospital.
Delivering his address as chief guest, Abu Metha, advisor to the chief minister, vice president of the Athletics Federation of India, and chairman of the Investment and Development Authority of Nagaland (IDAN), said that the eastern Naga youths are incredibly talented, creative, and full of potential.
“They are second to none when given the right opportunities. We must continue to move forward with unity and oneness, overcoming challenges through collective resolve. The people of Eastern Nagaland have made remarkable contributions to the journey of the Naga people and possess tremendous potential to contribute even more to the nation-building process,” he said.
The guest of honour, Sharon Longchari, joint resident commissioner, Nagaland House, New Delhi, urged DENSU and other student bodies to continue as innovative organisations united in purpose and vision. Longchari lauded DENSU’s shift away from traditional political aid toward building genuine partnerships and sponsorships, calling it a model of self-reliance and creativity.
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In his presidential address, Alun L Khiungru, president of DENSU, stated that although the eastern Naga community may still be considered backward in certain aspects, each individual possesses immense potential and is second to none. He encouraged the youth to strive harder not only for personal growth but also to uplift and contribute meaningfully to their community.
Among the dignitaries in attendance were Temjen Imna Along, minister for Higher Education and Tourism; Manpon Konyak, MLA; Theja Meru, chairman, Task Force for Music and Arts (TaFMA); Obed Quinker, chairman, Nagaland Honey Bee Mission; Kuolie Mere, deputy director and senior PRO, Department of Information and Public Relations (IPR); G Vashum, former president, Naga Students’ Federation (NSF); Hawang Konyak, former president, Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF); and Lhouvi Punyu, working president, NPF Youth Wing.
A special segment titled “Legacy of Guidance: A Tribute” honoured DENSU’s long-standing mentors and advisors for their support and guidance.
Certificates of Honour were presented to three long-serving advisors and elders—Loipong Konyak, Dr. Hentok Phom, and Lisapila Anar—in recognition of their decades of mentorship, compassion, and service to the Eastern Naga community in Delhi.