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Jakhama villagers felicitating successful candidates from various fields on the occasion of Jakhama Day celebration held at Jakhama local ground on January 16.[/caption]
Dimapur, Jan. 16 (EMN): The 29th session of Jakhama Village Day was celebrated at Jakhama local ground on January 16 with the Ketholeho Kulnu, retired senior entomologist, as the main speaker.
Speaking on the occasion, Ketholehu Kulnu said Jakhama village is blessed with rich forest, birds and animals and added that by God’s grace the village has progressed in many ways. He urged the gathering to preserve and practice the good values and tradition of their forefathers.
While acknowledging the opportunities provided by the educational institutions in Jakhama, not only for the students but also the village economy, Kulnu said the village should provide security, facilities and a student friendly environment. With tourists visiting Dzükou valley, Hornbill festival and NH-29 passing through Jakhama, Kulnu said Jakha town has the potential to become a ‘utility service’ town.
He also exhorted the village leaders to be honest and sincere in their role in line with the village council motto ‘Truth and Victory’ stating that development of a village depends a lot on them.
Zhokhovi Kulnu, recipient of Governor’s best teacher award; Ane Khieya, EAC; Rokosetuo Tetso, EAC; Vimetsul Tase, gold medallist of 33rd Kings Cup championship at Korat, Thailand; and Visakhonuo Kulnu, HSSLC top number 4, were felicitated on Jakhama Day.
The invocation was pronounced by Rev. Zapovil Sophie and the welcome address was delivered by Dr. Nolesel Zhotso, chairman of Jakhama village. Special song was performed by Kezhokhoto Savi and folk songs were performed by the eight khels of Jakhama village.
