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13 beneficiaries get loan under MEC MIF
ADC Bendanglila with members of MEC and beneficiaries Correspondent
MOKOKCHUNG, JUL 5 (NPN): Under the 10th phase of micro loan distribution of Mokokchung Entrepreneurs Consortium Micro Finance Initiative (MEC MIF), 13 beneficiaries were sanctioned loan in the presence of ADC Mokokchung and administrator Mokokchung Municipal Council (MMC), Bendanglila at MMC conference hall here on Tuesday. According to MEC MIF chairman Tsukti Longkumer, so far a total of 133 entrepreneurs have been benefitted under the scheme. H e s a i d M E C wa s founded, with initial financial
patronage from the state government, by a few likeminded entrepreneurs from different trades in Mokokchung, to financially aid and assist the struggling co-entrepreneurs. Tsukti said that loan distribution was carried out in tune with the loan clearance in a phase wise manner. He requested the loanees to repay their loans in due time, so that the next batch could avail the benefits of MEC. At the same time, he also cautioned the guarantees that they should not regard themselves as mere witness, since they would bear the burden of repaying for the sake of his/her default beneficiary (loanee). Earlier, the guest of
SAYO appeals to trekkers DIMAPUR: Southern Angami Youth Organization (SAYO) has appealed to all trekkers to cooperate and strictly adhere to rules and regulations while visiting Dzukou valley. In a press note, president SAYO Tepupal Rote and general secretary, Viraseto Neikha, stated that SAYO encourage and welcome all trekkers, to enjoy the beauty of Dzukou valley. However, during inspection, SAYO stated it was “pained to witness many flaws on some trekker plucking flowers, collecting medicinal plants, littering the place with wastages, broken bottles and defecating everywhere etc, spoiling the natural beauty which are totally against the norms and conducts projected by the organization for the welfare of the valley and trekkers.” SAYO said it was shocked to witness the “over use of illegal substances” such as drugs and alcohol by trekkers. According to SAYO, a drug user was reportedly found lying semiconscious on the foothill and 10 capsules of Spasmo Proxivon(SP), talap etc were found in his possession. In this regard, the youth organization has appealed to all responsible trekkers to cooperate with the organization and strictly abide by the rules and regulations framed for the place. It further warned that defaulters would be penalized in accordance to the codes enacted by the organization.
DC issues ‘Daily Election Pledge’
DIMAPUR: As part of SVEEP initiative and to enhance the quality and integrity of Electoral Roll process in Nagaland, deputy commissioner (DC) and district election officer, Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome IAS has directed all Government as well as recognised private schools in Dimapur to recite “Daily Election Pledge” every day during morning school assembly session. The order has been issued for strict compliance. Daily election pledge- I pledge....To enrol myself in the Electoral Roll when i attain the age of 18. To enrol my name in one and only one assembly constituency and not more than once in any constituency. To cast my vote only in my name and for no one else. To protect my precious vote and shall not allow anyone else to cast vote on my behalf. To cast my vote in every election for the candidate I choose to vote for. To vote consciously without any influence of money, diktat or intimidation. To vote without any prejudice to sex, tribe, clan, range, Area, Village, Khel or Sector.
honour, ADC Mokokchung urged the beneficiaries to, “be genuine and faithful entrepreneur with the skill of upholding the importance of customer care”. She reminded the beneficiates, that the process of loans from the banks has become difficult, due to large number of default in loan recoveries. Loans should be sought and repaid, so that business could progress, she added. ADC also lauded the MEC MIF for their noble initiative and services rendered to uplift the co-entrepreneurs and congratulated them for being the most successful micro finance unit in the district.
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BJP Zbto 2nd executive meet
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Z U N H E B O T O, J U L 5 (NPN): BJP Zunheboto district held its second district executive meeting, at BJP office, Old Town Zunheboto, Tuesday. Delivering presidential and keynote address, KL Khuvishe Zhimomi said that the meeting has been delayed owing to the demise of our great Naga leader, Isak Chishi Swu. “The past state BJP leaders were less active and overruled the party functions and principles which had resulted the failure and powers in Nagaland (NLA) state politics unlike, its National level”, rued Khuvishe. The main agenda of the meeting was focussed on the next NLA general meeting 2018 in the district which have seven MLA seats. Khuvishe also urged the party workers to remain dedicated and committed to the party so that the party in the district could be strengthened. He also highlighted, “the norms, protocol, principles and other duties of each Mandal presidents such as maintaining the letterhead, stamp pads and
VCK organizes summer camp
DIMAPUR: Vivela Club, Kohima organized summer camp for children of the club as well as the children of other organization from June 30 to July 3, 2016 at Japhu Phiki Kruna School, Souba Colony, Viswema. Apart from the daily routine of the camp which included sports, Yoga, cultural activities, village visit etc, the children were also exposed to various topics by the resource persons daily. Resource persons were Yugal, Pooja, Manish Lama, Jeevan Pradhan, Bikash Lama, Amar Prasad Rai and Dr. Lozhoho.
Condolences for late Isak Chishi Swu
KSC: Kohima Sur umi community (KSC), Kohima has deeply mourned the demise of Asu Isak Chishi Swu. KSC described late Swu as a man who had strived hard for the greater good and sacrificed his whole life for the cause of the Naga freedom movement. KSC further prayed that the almighty grant comfort to the bereaved family and rest to the departed soul. NNC/PRN: President NNC/People Republic of Nagaland, Ochingmak Chang in a condolence message described “late baba Isak Chishi Swu”, was man truly a legendary leader of Naga nation, fully dedicated for Nation cause and stood among the nation to represent his people and nation to be recognized. NNC/PRN stated that being a leader of revolutionary government, “Baba was God fearing person, sincere, humble and faithful to his duty assigned by the people for the people”. It also stated that even though “your body return to the earth and the life-giving breath return to eternal God, yet we will remember you in our heart and may your soul rest in eternal peace”. KTU, NSCN/GPRN: President of KTU, NSCN/GPRN, L. H.Paohao in a condolence message expressed shock at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. KTU described late Isak as God fearing and peace loving person whom people fondly addressed as “papa”. It stated that late Swu was the bridge between Naga and Kuki on which people used to cross
without any idea of fear and favour. KTU stated that though late Swu was no more in “our” midst he would never be away from the core of “our” hearts in the days to come and pray that the departed soul may rest in peace. TPOM: Tribal People Organization of Manipur (TPOM) paid heartfelt homage to late Isak Chishi Swu, who had the unique principle to enlighten the rights of the Naga people throughout the globe. TPOM said it saluted and prayed that the almighty God grant the departed soul eternal peace and comfort the family members. KTC: Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC) has also mourned the demise of veteran nationalist and leader late Isak Chishi Swu, who had worked sincerely and was a visionary to the Naga nation. It stated that his loss was irreplaceable and the contributions made by him to the national cause would not be forgotten. KTC conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. AASU: Aqahuto Area Student’s Union (AASU) in a condolence message described late Swu as a true patriotic leader who gave up everything for a nation. Union further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. KNW NSCN/GPRN: Khiamniungan National Workers (KNW) of NSCN/GPRN in a condolence message described late Swu as a “devoted leader” who had spent his life for the Naga
Officials of various departments during the monthly District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) at Dimapur. (DIPR) livelihood. He also informed the board members of various departments to present their departmental activities report in CD and submit to ADC Planning for creating automatic database of all the departments. While reviewing the last DPDB meeting minutes, the board based on reports given by EAC Chumukedima approved for recognition of Advanced School of Counselling and Theological Seminary and decided to forward the application to the responsible department. The board also approved for addition of word
from Social Reformation Upliftment Society, Dimapur Nagaland to Social Reformation and Upliftment Society, Dimapur Nagaland and also change of address from Zeliang Colony Burma Camp, Dimapur to UNB: Naga Colony; Burma Camp, Dimapur. With regard to the agenda seeking financial assistance under DPDB by Community Avenue Network (CAN) Youth, the board has decided to await the decision of the chairman DPDB Dimapur. In the meeting, DHO Dimapur Jerry Patton sought
news in brief RMSA PHEK unit 2016 general meeting: RMSA teacher’s association 2016 Phek unit has convened a general meeting on July 7, 11a.m at CBCC Chapel hall, Pfutsero. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. ANPHEDFSA meeting: All Nagaland PHED Field Staff Association (ANPHEDFSA) has convened a meeting on July 13, 10 a.m at LCS building, main town Kohima, near Ao Baptist church. All the presidents of eleven districts have been asked to attend the meeting. NPF 8th Western Angami AC meeting: Co-ordination meeting of NPF 8th Western Angami A/C would be held on July 8, 10 a.m at party office. All the concerned members representing the A/C i.e. central Kohima division, parent body, youth wing, women wing and farmer wing office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting. NRMSATA central executive meeting: Nagaland Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers Association (NRMSATA 2015-16) central executive has convened an emergency meeting with the district representatives at Kohima on July 9, 11 a.m at the TU building below the Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd. All the district representatives have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Further information can be contacted at 9615064759/8732040650. NRMSATA 2015-16 Zunheboto unit meeting: Emergency meeting of Nagaland Rashtriya Madhyamik Shikshi Abhiyan Teachers’ Association (NRMSATA 2015-16) Zunheboto unit would be held on July 8, 10:30 a.m at TU building Kohima below Nagaland state co-operative bank Ltd. All members of Zunheboto district have been requested to attend the meeting. For any information members have been asked to contact: 8575721832/8974360426. Kiyaneilie to grace JOK annual meeting: Minister social welfare Kiyaneilie Peseyie would be gracing the 11th annual meeting of Jotsoma Officers’ Krotho (JOK) under the topic “ a different kind of public servant” would be held on July 9,10:30 a.m at RCEMPA Science College Jotsoma. Mission facilitator, Rev. Dr. Mazie Nakhro will also grace the event as speaker. Training on hazards of tobacco: Training on hazards of tobacco and COTPA 2003 for all the enforcement officers and flying squad officials on tobacco control would be held on July 12, 11 am at conclave conference hall, LCS building near Ao Church Kohima. All concerned members have been requested to attend the training.
MSUD annual meet-cum-felicitation: Mao Students’ Union Dimapur would be organizing its annual meet-cum-felicitation to the meritorious students on July 9, 10 am at Mao Hoho Dimapur community hall, A. Mao Colony, Kuda -B (Nagarjan), Dimapur. All Ememei students residing in Dimapur from Class 9 and above have been requested to attend. CCCRC special prayer meeting: Council of Chakhesang Christian Revival Churches (CCCRC) has convened a special prayer meeting for the Chakhesang leaders from July 15-17 at mission and prayer centre Chethaba. The organizers has invited all the political leaders, MLAs, national workers all rank holders, CPO, CSU, CYF, CWA, CMA, all denominations leaders and all prayer houses/centre representatives to the prayer meeting. CGOA general session: The 19th general session of Chakhesang Gazetted Officers’ Association (CGOA) would be held on July 6,10 a.m at state academy hall Kohima with member of parliament Rajya Sabha K.G. Kenye as speaker. V&AH, RO & ARO appointed: Commissioner and secretary, M.K. Mero has informed that in continuation to the department notification dated June 23, the Nagaland governor has appointed registrar NSVC as returning officer (RO) and deputy registrar & CVOs as assistant returning officer (ARO) for the conduct of the fourth Nagaland state veterinary council election. PMEGP Zbto beneficiaries meet: PMGEP beneficiaries Zunheboto district has convened meeting on July 12, 10 a.m. at EAZD office, above super market counter, Zunheboto to deliberate on second instalment. All PMEGP beneficiaries of 2014-15 have been informed to attend the meeting. Further information can be contacted at 9615044523 and 961282582. DPDB meeting Peren: District Planning & Development Board, Peren monthly meeting has been convened on July 7, 11 a.m in the conference hall of deputy commissioner, New District Hqr, Peren. All DPDB members have been informed attend the meeting. KUM clarifies: Khimniungan Union Mokokchung (KUM) in a press release has tendered an apology to the general public and the media for providing wrong information. In a press release, KUM president K. Sangsa and general secretary T. Shingnyoh clarified that late Ledang was found unconscious in Dilong ward and the victim succumbed on the way to IMDH, Mokokchung.
political issue and his contribution and supreme sacrifice towards the cause of the Nagas would never be forgotten. KWN NSCN/GPRN further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. CNWW NSCN/GPRN: Chakhesang National Workers (CNWW) NSCN/GPRN in a condolence message claimed that under the statesmanship of late Swu, Naga people’s struggle for their legitimate right to self determination had witnessed a “genuine advance and great success” even at international level. CNWW said that the success of the ongoing peace talk with the government of India and a brighter Naga future tomorrow would all be credited to a great leader. CNWW NSCN/GPRN further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. SK: Sumi Kukuputsa (SK) said it immensely and expressed deep sorrow over the demise of late Assu Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, SK described late Swu as a “noblest soul, a God’s servant, a freedom fighter to the fullest, a truest patriot, a visionary leader, an inimitable man of principles who had left an irreplaceable vacuum with his extremely rare and exceptional qualities of a soldier, missionary, guide, philosopher and a statesman”. Sumi Kukuputsa prayed to Almighty God to grant eternal peace to the departed soul and Pico-projector, an audio-visual aid introduced by the government for better grant solace to the bereaved family dissemination of technology to the farmers. A group of farmers from Suruhuto in this hour of sadness. block, ATMA Zunheboto seen learning the techniques of Vermi-composting.
DPDB, SDPDB meetings in Dimapur, Noklak
DIMAPUR: Monthly District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting of Dimapur district was held on July 5 at the conference hall of the deputy commissioner, Dimapur. According to DIPR report, DC Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome, who is also the vice chairman of DPDB Dimapur, said that various trainings imparted to the beneficiaries by different departments needed to be assessed not by the number of trainees but whether the trainees could develop their skills as source of their
official credentials”. “Clean, non corrupted, righteous and dedicated persons will be nominated for the top mandal leaders/presidents respectively”, cautioned Khuvishe while declaring the BJP party stands for clean and corruption free party. District BJP presidents- Youth, Katoho Yepthomi; Mahila, Shenili; Minority Cell, Kakheto and Kissan Morcha Er Yekuto Zhimomi also spoke on the occasion. Various mandals/unit presidents from Akuluto- Hovito; SuruhutoTovishe and other area representatives also spoke on the occasion followed by a marathon discussion/interaction session. Various party executives from the district and different mandals/unit also attended the meeting. Earlier, the meeting was chaired and recorded by district BJYM president Katoho Yepthomi and district general secretary BJMM Vilika Zhimo, respectively. The meeting began with an invocation by president (Kissan Morcha) Er Yekuto Zhimomi and ended with an invocation by vice-president BJP Zunheboto district Vikishe Awomi.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, July 6, 2016
approval from the house for execution of various beautification works in Dimapur marking the celebration of 25 years jubilee of the department next year. In this regard, DC informed that initiatives would be worked out for sending recommendations to the responsible departments. The house has also entrusted Forest and Power departments to present their departmental activities in the next DPDB meeting. SDPDB Noklak: Noklak SDPDB meeting was held on July 5 5 at KTC hall under the chairmanship of ADC Noklak, Mhathung Tsanglao. The board deliberated the following agendas; proposal of relief from EAC Pangso for upgradation of GPS to GMS was forwarded to concern department for consideration, agenda for creation of SDPO at Noklak was also discussed as Noklak being located very close to international border needs better control of police personnel, the board also suggested town planning and land settlement board and unanimously agreed to forward to DC Tuensang for consideration. The department presentation was made by RD department Noklak, the house also discussed Kiam landslide problem and agreed to plant trees and to give general awareness to the citizens.
ASUS fetes toppers of NEHU DIMAPUR: Ao Students Union Shillong (ASUS) has congratulated all the successful students in the recently declared North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) undergraduate results, particularly those who topped in their respective departments. According to a press release by Ao Students Union Shillong president, Pangmalu Jamir and statistical & education secretary, Yimsusangla Longkumer the toppers were: N. Aotula Ozukum from St. Anthony’s College (Top 1 in history); Arenla Mar from St. Edmunds College (Top 2 in English); Limapongla Kichu from Shillong College (Top 3 in microbiology); Akumtoshi Aier from St. Anthony’s College (Top 3 in physics); Limasenla Aier from Women College (Top 4 in anthropology); Nungshitemjen Longkumer from St. Edmunds College (Top 6 in sociology); Zulutoshi Imchen from St. Edmunds College (Top 8 in geography); Sentinaro Aier from St. Mary’s College (Top 8 in clinical nutrition and dietics); Yangertola from St. Anthony’s College (Top 8 in mathematics) and Molongnenla Pongen from St. Edmunds College (Top 9 in history).
Awareness prog on harmful effects of tobacco in Phek
Dr. Reyosalü sensitizes the students on harmful effects of tobacco.
DIMAPUR: Awareness and sensitization programme on the harmful effects of tobacco was conducted at Kiddies Corner School (KCS), Phek on July 5. The event was organized by National Tobacco Control Program (NTCP) Phek with district nodal officer Dr. Reyosalü Lase Vizo as resource person. Dr. Reyosalü sensitized the students on tobacco and
its harmful effects on consumption. She also informed the students that sales of tobacco products to or by persons below the age of 18 years was a punishable offence. The students were also imparted awareness on the two forms of tobacco, where she informed that Nagaland has the highest percentage of consumption of smokeless tobacco and ranks 2nd in to-
bacco consumption. She further sensitized the students and teachers that sales of cigarettes and other tobacco products in an area within the radius of 100 yards of the institution was a punishable offence. Altogether 66 students from class 9 and 10 and teachers attended the programme, where leaflets on the harmful effects of tobacco were handed out.