Domestic LPG consumers urged to complete e-KYC by Aug. 16
DIMAPUR — Domestic LPG consumers have been requested to complete their pending e-KYC on or before August 16, as advised by the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas. According to an advisory, consumers who fail to complete the e-KYC within the stipulated timeline may not be eligible to receive LPG cylinders at the domestic subsidised or applicable domestic rate. They may have to pay the higher applicable rate until the e-KYC is completed, in accordance with government guidelines. Consumers can complete their e-KYC through the Indian Oil ONE App, by visiting their nearest Indane distributor, or through the delivery personnel's biometric device at the time of cylinder delivery. All consumers have been requested to avoid the last-minute rush and complete their e-KYC well before the deadline to ensure uninterrupted LPG services and continued eligibility for applicable benefits.
Governor Yadav, MP Phangnon extend Biam greetings
DIMAPUR — Governor of Nagaland Nand Kishore Yadav and Member of Parliament to the Rajya Sabha from Nagaland, S Phangnon Konyak, have extended warm greetings to the Khiamniungan community on the occasion of the Biam festival. In a message, Governor Yadav stated that Biam is a cherished festival that celebrates gratitude, unity, and the blessings of a bountiful harvest. Rajya Sabha MP Phangnon also extended warm greetings on the auspicious occasion. She prayed that the festival brings a bountiful harvest and renewed hope and upholds the bonds of unity and peace.
Hekani inaugurates new branch of Kinimi School of Music
DIMAPUR — Kinimi School of Music (KSM) inaugurated its new branch at 4th Mile on August 5, marking an expansion of its efforts to provide Christ-centred music education and promote Western classical and church music in Nagaland. Advisor for Industries and Commerce Hekani Jakhalu attended the programme and encouraged aspiring entrepreneurs and educational institutions to practise financial discipline, wise planning, and consistency. Founder and Proprietor Kalino Kinimi Zeliang and Managing Director Bomito Kinimi shared the school's journey and expressed gratitude to God and supporters for the institution's growth. The new branch will offer training in voice, piano, violin, cello, guitar, music theory, church music, choir, and other Western classical music programmes, with admissions now open.