Director of Printing and Stationery department accorded farewell

Neituolie Phewhuo (centre) with others after the farewell ceremony in Kohima on May 31.

• DIMAPUR/KOHIMA — The Directorate of Printing and Stationery, on May 31, bid farewell to its outgoing director, Neituolie Phewhuo, who retired after completing 35 years of service at the age of 56.
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• According to the media cell of the department, Phewhuo joined the service on May 16, 1990, and served the department in various capacities until he took charge as director on May 1, 2021, a position he held for the past four years.
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• At the farewell ceremony in the directorate conference hall, Phewhuo expressed his gratitude to his predecessors for their guidance and support, adding that the advice of seniors and elders never misled anyone but instead motivated and inspired with zeal and enthusiasm.

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• He further acknowledged the officers and staff for their hard work, dedication, and support throughout his service and urged the entire departmental staff to render cooperation to the superior officers for the upliftment of the department and to move forward by fulfilling the government’s dreams and aspirations.
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• The joint director, Jongpongtoshi, while delivering a speech on behalf of the department, expressed appreciation for the outgoing director’s dedication, visionary leadership, and notable achievements during his tenure, including the inauguration of the branch press in Chümoukedima, major construction works, and the upcoming director’s quarter, which is in the pipeline.
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• Marking a first in the history of the department, the complete pension papers of the retiring director were handed over to him. Phewhuo expressed his happiness with the work done by the pension cell officers.
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• Tseminyu bids farewell to DC, EAC
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• A farewell programme in honour of the outgoing DC Tseminyu, Rohit Singh, and EAC, Ruokuosetuo Tetso, was held in the conference hall of the DC office in Tseminyu on May 27.
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• According to a DIPR report, in his farewell speech, Singh expressed gratitude to MLA Jwenga Seb, the administrative officers, staff of the DC office, heads of departments, the president of Rengma Hoho, the president of Rengma Women Association, and the president of Rengma Selozi for their support and cooperation during his short tenure as DC of Tseminyu.
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• Speaking on behalf of DPDB Tseminyu, Seb thanked the two outgoing officers for taking the district forward on the right path by bringing many changes and achievements. Seb also lauded both officers for their sincerity and dedication in their assignments.
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• Incoming DC Tseminyu, Japhet Woch, congratulated the outgoing officers for conducting the election peacefully. He said many challenges lie ahead, and cooperation will be needed. He requested the NGOs, hohos, and all heads of departments to feel free to share any issues with him.
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• Outgoing EAC Tseminyu, Ruokuosetuo Tetso, also thanked all the heads of departments and NGOs for their cooperation and support to the district administration.