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ICAR-AICRP (VC) adopts Hekeshe village; conducts training
Participants at the adoption-cum-training programme. DIMAPUR: ICARAICRP (VC), Nagaland Centre, SASRD,NU under TSP (Tribal Sub Plan) adopted Hekheshe village and conducted a day-long training programme on “methods of composting and its application in vegetable production & mushroom cultivation as an enterprise” on March 24. During the inaugural programme, publications on PRA of Hekeshe village and 6 bilingual folders on English and Nagamese on various topics were released by dean, SASRD, NU.
Lecture on the main topic was delivered by assistant prof., dept. of Agricultural Chemistry & Soil Science, Jurisandhya Barik Bordoloi and Dr. Narola Pongener, assistant prof., dept. of Plant Pathology respectively where practical demonstration on different composting methods and mushroom cultivation was carried out. The training was attended by 75 farmer participants out of which, 20 farmers were selected based on their interest and participation during the train-
ing. Wrap up session was conducted by prof. Akali Sema Incharge TSP, ICARAICRP (VC) with vegetable seeds and spawn distribution to all the participants and tools distribution to the 20 selected farmers. According to ICAR, this is the first village adopted under tribal sub plan (AICRP-VC), SASRD: NU wherein various activities will be carried out for the benefit of the tribal people. The programme was coordinated by Yongkongtula, Dr. Moakala Changkija, Dr. Aastik Jha
GMS Thenyizu organises exposure trip
GMS Thenyizu exposure trip team. DIMAPUR: With the view to upgrade the students’ rationality on rural areas and exposure to city life, Government Middle School (GMS) Thenyizu organized exposure trip to Dimapur from March 30-31. The exposure was an initiative of the staffs from GMS Thenyizumi with an aim to encourage young aspirations to get exposed
to the city life and to give them a taste of ground reality other than being confined to the textbook alone. The group of students visited Green Park, Nagaland Science Centre and Tea Garden in Dimapur. Altogether 42 students from Class V to VII along with teachers went for the exposure trip. Head teacher of
and Dr. Waluniba. The inaugural programme was chaired by prof. Akali Sema, Incharge TSP, ICAR-AICRP (VC) and the programme was graced by the dean, Prof. R.C Gupta, SASRD, NU. The welcome address was delivered Dr. S.P Kanaujia, P.I, ICAR-AICRP (VC) followed by the introduction of the participants. Brief remark was given by the dean, SASRD, NU and GB of Hekheshe village. Vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Waluniba, scientist (Asst. Entomologist).
WCH appeals for refrain
DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the news item published by MVYYA on March 31, whereby it had summoned Hukuto Zhimomi at Yoruba village on April 4, the Western Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) requested both contending parties to refrain from issuing any press statement as the two tribal bodies were working towards a settlement. A press note by WCH president Vekhosayi Nyekha stated that the press statement issued by Hukuto Zhimomi denying his role would only aggravate the situation. It stated that Western Chakhesang Hoho and Western Sumi Hoho officials were jointly taking up the issue to find an amicable solution. That being the case, the MVYYO summonGMS Thenyizu, Zazhota ing Hukuto would be kept in Dawhuo, said the exposure abeyance, stated the release. was to enable the students to get an experience of what is an ice-cream, a DIMAPUR: Chakhesang cup of tea, a hotel, a plate Students’ Union (CSU) of food was. He also men- would hold its emergency tioned that the exposure seniors consultative meettrip was organised to make ing on April 4 at 4 p.m in the school students en- LCS building Kohima. hance their knowledge and Union appealed all the also to let the teachers give former CSU office bearmore interest in the days to ers to attend the meeting come. positively.
CSU meeting
SCC informs residents to display H.No DIMAPUR: Executive body of Supply Colony Council (SCC) during its meeting held on April 1 at Children Park, Dimapur had passed four-point resolutions. A press note by SCC chairman Wekhape Letro and general secretary, Kevisetuo stated that out of the four resolutions, resolution 3 informs all residents of the colony to compulsorily erect/display their House number plate at their respective entrance/gate of the house with the words (House No/Supply Colony/GBC2017) in three lines. It also resolved that all registered Societies/SHGs/Hostels were to put up/display their signboard with complete address including House No. and Pin code -797113 and to be submit a photograph of the same to the council’s office. SCC also informed that in the event of failure to do so, their case would not be recommended/forwarded to the govt or any other agencies for any facilities.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, april 4, 2017
TBHJ holds parting social-cum-thanksgiving DIMAPUR: Tyrranus Boys Hostel Jakhama(TBHJ) celebrated its parting social-cumthanksgiving for the ten (years) academic session on April 2 with president Nagaland Law Students’ Federation(NLSF), Imliben Lemtur as the guest speaker. In her address, Lemtur encouraged the students to study hard not just for good result but to prepare for future challenges. Fear of God must be the first thing, she told the students, adding that good discipline was necessary in a student’s life. She urged the students to avoid bad habits such as drinking, smoking, immoral, etc and grow up to be an asset for the society. The guest speaker also touched upon the positive role of youth in nation building while impressing upon them to practice ‘One man one Vote’ in the forth coming State General Assembly Election. TBJH warden also gave a brief report about the hostel.
TBJH family during the parting social-cumthanksgiving. On behalf of the hostel management, Kezhokhoto Savi exhorted the students to remain a lifelong student by staying curious and inquisitive. The students presented special numbers includ-
ing one self-composed special on ‘Tyrranus Hostel’. Speeches on behalf of juniors and seniors and special appearances by the outgoing students were other highlights of the function.
Tuensang DEF installs CTV; conducts sensitization prog DIMAPUR: Tuensang DEF and district administration have installed CTV at Khudei Police Assistance Booth (PAB). A press note from DEF Tuensang media cell stated that Khudei junc-
tion was chosen since it was strategically located at Mokokchung - Noksen - Tuensang tri-junction which would serve as a boon to commuter in the interior corner of the state.
news in brief DRFCB informs: Dhansiri River Flood Control Board (DRFCB) has convened an emergency meeting on April 5 at 11 a.m in its office Marketing Complex, Purana Bazaar, East Dimapur Nagaland. All the office bearers and executive members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Wokha GHSS colony general meeting: General meeting of GHSS colony Wokha has been convened on April 8 at 4 p.m in the campus of GHSS Wokha. All bonafide residents of GHSS have been requested to attend the meetin as various important agendas would be discussed. NSSATA Zunheboto Unit informs: NSSATA Zunheboto unit has informed that the final date for all Graduate Teacher (GTs) appointed during 2010 and 2013 under Zunheboto district to submit necessary documents and fees to the concerned executives/place have been extended till April 7. No intimation would be entertained after the said date and the executives would not be held responsible for any future inconveniences. SAVDBA convenes: Suruhuto Area Village Development Board (SAVDBA) has convened a meeting on April 21 at RD block VDB hall, Suruhoto at 10 a.m. All the apex bodies have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. The following apex bodies consisting of representatives members have been requested to attend the meeting; president and secretary Kukami Hoho Suruhuto/Asuto members; president and secretary Student Union Asuto/ Surhuto members; president and secretary Suruhuto/Asuto church leader fellowship members; president and secretary NCRC members; president and secretary Suruhuto/ Asuto Sulimi Totimi Hoho, members; president and secretary Suruhuto Area Public organisation members; Adhoc chairman Suruhuto/Asuto town members; village council chairman of 29 village members and Suruhuto/Asuto village development board association members.
As part of the Police outreach programme undertaken by Tuensang DEF, SP Tuensang along with his team of officers conducted a sensitisation programme on “crime against women” at Soa
Chang (Govt.) college. Special emphasis was placed on sexual harassment especially highlighting the challenges faced by young women when they ventured out for further studies outside the state.
IPPI conducted in Mon
A fathers with his child at the pulse polio immunization programme. DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the country, Mon district conducted the Second Phase of Intensified Pulse Polio Immunization (IPPI) for the year 2017, on April 2. While informing that the IPPI was successfully implemented with a total of 28298 children
being immunized across Mon district, District Immunization Officer (DIO), Dr Supongmenla Walling, conveyed her gratitude to all the medical staff, NGOs, World vision volunteers and district administration for participating in the program.
Assam Rifles organise various programmes across state
(L-R): 36 AR interaction session in Peren. 44 AR with Ungma villagers. 44 AR team with Imlibenla wati. Lecture on women empowerment in Chukitong. DIMAPUR: 36 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) carried out an interaction with civil administration, town council and GBs on March 31, at Peren town. During the interaction pertaining to include development projects, upcoming recruitment rally and carrier counselling seminar K
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for students of Peren District were discussed. The event was attended by ADC Peren, EAC Peren and SDO (Civil), 20 GBs and DBs of Peren. civil administration and GBs of Peren further expressed gratitude to AR for the sucess of the programme. 44 AR: 44 Assam Ri-
fles installed ten solar street lights at Ungma village. The lights were inaugurated by Commandant, 44 Assam Rifles, Col K S Kataria on March. The event was followed by an interactive session with members of Ungma village. In a separate programme, 44 Assam Rifles instituted a water supply scheme (borewell) at
Tuli village on March 28. In a separate programme, 44 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) provided wheelchairs for the physically disabled persons to six different medical centres of Mokokchung on March 31. According to AR report, commandant 44 AR was approached by
Care and Support Society Mokokchung along with social activist and beauty queen Imlibenla Wati, for providing medical aid to PHC Ungma Village; Dr Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital, Aongza Ward Dispensary; Slangtem Ward Dispensary; Kumlong Ward Health Sub Centre and Kimang Care Trust,
Care & Support Society. 28 AR: 28 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) conducted a lecture on women empowerment at Chukitong on April 1, AR informed. The lecture was delivered by dy comdt MN Khama, which was attended by 120 women of Chukitong and adjoining villages.
BDO Chukitong Tsemlumi and Thundeno Tsanglao were also present during the lecture, AR informed. Various issues pertaining to women empowerment, self-sustenance and entrepreneurship were discussed in the lecture. 44 AR: 44 Assam Rifles, Mokokchung on April 3 visited Care and
Support Society Orphanage, Tsumarshiong and gave medical help to the inmates and neighbouring families. 44 AR medical team led by Dr. Jubin Henry John along with S.B Singh, pharmacist, Kalyan Chaudary, N.C Ray, Rajeev Thapa, and J.S Bisht gave free medical check up and medicines to all who attended the camp. K
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