Nagaland News: Jotsoma Youth Organisation prohibits hunting, poaching, Longpong bridge repair underway and more
DLC Campaign 5.0 from November 1
DIMAPUR — The Department of Personnel & Administrative Reforms (Pension Branch), Government of Nagaland, has informed that the nationwide Digital Life Certificate (DLC) Campaign 5.0 will be conducted from November 1 to 30 at the offices of the respective deputy commissioners across all districts. According to a DIPR report, the campaign will be held on all working days from 10 am to 1 pm. Pensioners attending the campaign are required to bring their Aadhaar cards, Pension Payment Order (PPO) books and details of their pension-receiving bank accounts. Free health camp services will also be provided by the respective Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) in their districts during the campaign. Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Nagaland and India Post Payments Bank have been requested to set up helpdesks at the DLC camps to facilitate Aadhaar correction and updation for pensioners.
Longpong bridge repair underway
The Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Mokokchung has imposed restrictions on the movement of heavy vehicles along the Asetkong-Tsusangra road in view of repair and restoration works at Longpong bridge, located at the 27-km chainage. According to a DIPR report, the restriction on heavy vehicles weighing above 8 metric tonnes (MT) has come into effect immediately and will remain in force from November 4 to December 2, 2026. The DC has also informed that the movement of light vehicles along the stretch will remain restricted from November 4 to the 17th. The DC has appealed to the public to cooperate with the administration and adhere to the traffic regulations until the completion of the repair and restoration works.
Chakhroma Public Organisation general conference on November 7
The Chakhroma Public Organisation (CPO) will hold its general conference on November 7 at the Multi Purpose Hall, near the ADC Office, Medziphema town, in Chümoukedima district. Advisor of Urban Development and Municipal Affairs, Zhaleo Rio, will attend the conference as the chief guest. The programme is scheduled to begin at 10 am. In a press release, the CPO has invited members from all constituent villages under Chakhroma to attend the conference and deliberate on issues concerning the community. The organisation stated that the gathering aims to reaffirm the community's commitment to unity and progress.
Jotsoma Youth Organisation prohibits hunting, poaching
The Jotsoma Youth Organisation (JYO) has prohibited hunting, poaching, capturing of wildlife, fishing and collection of flora and fauna within the Jotsoma jurisdiction. In a public notice, the organisation also prohibited the collection of firewood and wood manure, dumping of soil, debris and waste, washing of vehicles or laundry, partying, and engaging in any form of immoral or unethical activities within its jurisdiction. The organisation warned that any violation of the notice would be viewed seriously and that appropriate ex parte action would be initiated against the defaulters. It further stated that no additional notice would be issued and no further opportunity to respond would be provided to those found violating the restrictions. The defaulters would be solely responsible for all consequences arising from such violations.
Kitsubozou Panchayat elects new team
The Kitsubozou Panchayat, Kohima, has elected a new team of office bearers for the 2026–2029 tenure, with Kikruselie Pienyu elected as chairman, Resukhoyi Resü as vice chairman and Vekho P Ringa as general secretary. The other elected office bearers are Neilhou Koza as assistant general secretary, Kezevituo Linyu as treasurer, Medotseilie Sachü as finance secretary, Mudoveyi Nienu as information and publicity secretary, Ruokuohetuo Mechulho as social and cultural secretary, Azhiebu Theyo as property secretary and Neiba Yimsung as sanitation secretary. The formal handing and taking over ceremony was held on October 31.