Deputy Chief Minister TR Zeliang calls for political and cultural unity

Warrior dance (Nokinketer Tsungsang) performed by Sungratsu youth during the Süngratsü Green Moatsümong at Sungratsu village on March 3.

Junior peers perform cultural dance during the Süngratsü Green Moatsümong at Sungratsu village on March 3.

• Advisor for Law & Justice and Land Revenue TN Manen echoed Zeliang’s sentiments, noting Dr. Aier’s legacy of driving physical development and human resource growth at the village level. He described the sports complex, strategically located near Mokokchung town, as a visionary project with potential for future expansion into a stadium, crediting the landowners’ generous donation.
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• Legislator Dr. Ato T Rhutso reassured Süngratsü people of continued support despite the absence of a local MLA, affirming that Advisor Manen would diligently serve the village’s welfare.
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• T. Imlitoshi Walling, general secretary of SSM, spoke to the media, emphasising the Green Moatsümong’s focus on sustainable practices.
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• Lamenting that “we’ve shifted from eco-friendly materials like bamboo to harmful single-use plastics in festivities,” he outlined the village’s initiative to reduce plastic use through recycling and sustainable alternatives, aiming to inspire district-wide environmental consciousness.
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• Cultural performances by Ango Kazu, Süngratsü Watsu Telen, and Nokinketer Tsungsang added fervour to the occasion, which culminated in a traditional Moatsu feast.
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• Notable attendees included MLAs Achumbemo Kikon and Dr. Neisatuo Mero, Sentiyanger Imchen, Additional Chief Secretary & Finance Commissioner, and several top state bureaucrats.

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