Nagaland News: Mass social work for Chega Gaadi in Peren on Oct. 23, NBCC School Ministry organises educators' conference and more
Mass social work for Chega Gaadi in Peren on Oct. 23
DIMAPUR — In view of the forthcoming Chega Gaadi/Lamsimny-cum-Mini Hornbill Festival, scheduled from October 29 to the 31st at Beikingpuichak, the Peren district departmental mass social work will be conducted on October 23, commencing at 9 am. According to a press release, details of the work assigned to each department will be circulated separately by the Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Peren. Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Peren Hiazu Meru has appealed to and urged all government officers and staff to participate in the celebration of the Mini Hornbill Festival. Participation in the mass social work is mandatory for all government officers and staff stationed at the district headquarters as well as across all sub-divisions. The release stated that strict attendance monitoring will be carried out by staff from the DC’s office to ensure full participation.
YAN appeals to Yimkhiung, Tikhir communities for peace
The Youth Association of Nagaland (YAN) has appealed to the Yimkhiung and Tikhir communities to maintain peace, remain calm, and resolve their differences through dialogue and mutual understanding. In a press release issued on October 20, the association noted that both communities are an important part of the Naga family, expressing hope that no disagreement would weaken the bonds of brotherhood and mutual respect. The association urged leaders, elders, and youth of both communities to act with wisdom, exercise restraint, and avoid any words or actions that could further escalate tensions. The organisation also appealed to the public to refrain from spreading rumours or unverified information and to support genuine efforts towards peaceful dialogue.
NBCC School Ministry organises educators' conference
The School Ministry of the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) organised a one-day school conference under the theme “Bridges of learning: Inspire, empower, progress” at The Heritage in Kohima on October 20. More than 500 teachers and school heads representing 44 schools attended the event, which brought together educators, administrators, and church leaders to reflect on the role of mission schools in shaping lives and strengthening educational values. Rangumbuing Nsarangbe, Chairperson of the Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE), Kohima, addressed the keynote session.
DEF Peren reschedules annual classification firing
The Office of the Superintendent of Police, Peren, has informed that the annual classification firing of District Executive Force (DEF) Peren, which was temporarily suspended in compliance with directives from the Police Headquarters, has been restored and rescheduled. According to a DIPR report, the firing exercise will now take place from October 22 to the 28th. Accordingly, all concerned departments, village authorities, and the general public have been requested to take note of the revised schedule and inform villagers not to enter the firing range area. The public has also been advised not to graze cattle or collect firewood within the firing range area until further orders.
78 Bn CRPF conducts civic action programme
The 78 Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) organised a Civic Action Programme at Rilan village in Dimapur on Wednesday. The programme was held under the aegis of the Manipur and Nagaland Sector, and the DIG (Operations), Kohima Range, CRPF, stated a press release. During the programme, sewing machines were distributed to villagers to support livelihood generation, encourage skill development, and promote self-reliance. Mhachonthung Murry, Chairman of the Rilan Village Council, noted that the sewing machines would help beneficiaries enhance livelihood opportunities, improve employability, and encourage entrepreneurship.
NSCN (Niki) discharges Deputy Kilonser Shekuto Achumi
The NSCN/GPRN-K (Niki) has discharged Deputy Kilonser Shekuto Achumi from his post and from the primary and active membership of the organisation on personal grounds. Stating that the service rendered by him to the nation during his tenure shall be duly acknowledged and remembered in the annals of Naga history, the group, in a statement, directed him to report to the office of the National Tatar Hoho (NTH), along with the discharge order issued by the competent authority, to complete necessary formalities. The organisation stated that the discharge order takes effect immediately.
NSCN/GPRN (R) condoles demise of kilonser
The NSCN/GPRN (Reformation) has expressed deep sadness over the sudden demise of Kilonser T Cholise Sangtam of the United Sangtam Region, who passed away on Wednesday. According to a condolence message from the group, Cholise was a sincere, dedicated, and committed national worker who served with utmost loyalty and patriotism. His selfless contribution and sacrifice for the Naga national cause till his last breath will always be remembered and remain imbibed in the hearts of Nagas and in the annals of Naga history. The NSCN/GPRN (R) also extended condolences on the demise of Vitozhe Zhimo Kappo of Shikavi village, father of Tobis Zhimo, Chief Secretary of NSCN/GPRN (R), on Wednesday.