Dimapur, May 17 (EMN): Yimkhiung Akherü Arihako (YAA) has affirmed ‘zero tolerance' on proxy teachers and directed all its federating units to check the menace of proxy teaching and to monitor the regularity of teachers in their respective jurisdiction.
The affirmation to this effect was taken during its 56th federal assembly held on May 13, which was hosted by the Jenty village under Pungro sub-division in Kiphire district. Among its agenda, the house also reaffirmed its blanket ban on hunting and poaching in the entire Yimkhiung jurisdiction in its endeavor towards conservation and preservation of wildlife and ecology, stated an update from YAA. It added that previous resolutions were also reviewed and rectified.
During the session, awareness and sensitisation on skill development was presented by Throngso Yimkhiung.
The assembly was attended by district administration in Pungro sub-division, officials from Yimkhiung Tribal Council (YTC), Yimkhiung GBs’ Arihako (YGBA), Yimkhiung Gazetted Officers’ Association (YGOA), Yimkhiung Women Organisation(YWO), Public Forum Pungro Sub-Division (PFPSD), Chessore Area Public Forum (CAPF), Pungro Area College Students’ Union (PACSU), Western Yimkhiung Students’ Union (WYSU) and delegates from 85 units across Yimkhiung inhabited towns and villages.
It stated that YTC executive chairman, YWO president, PFPSD president and Luthong, PA to DC Kiphire, also spoke on the occasion. The pastor of Jenty Baptist Church pronounced invocation, while the women associate pastor and general secretary of YAA said the benediction and vote of thanks.
Meanwhile, YAA has expressed gratitude to Jenty village and all the federating units for their continued support and cooperation.