Kudecho Khamo, Ketuoselie Kenguruse along with CAWD officials, inspecting ongoing administrative infrastructure projects on Monday.
Advisor Khamo urges timely completion of administrative buildings
Kohima, October 12 (MExN): Nagaland Advisor for Civil Administration Works Division (CAWD), Kudecho Khamo, accompanied by newly appointed Assistant Chief Engineer (ACE), Er Ketuoselie Kenguruse along with CAWD officials, inspected ongoing administrative infrastructure projects in Dimapur, Chümoukedima and Niuland districts on October 12.
An update received here stated that the team, comprising district administration officials, engineers and executing contractors, reviewed the progress of various projects and explored the need for their timely completion of the projects.
In Chümoukedima district, the team, accompanied by Deputy Commissioner Polan John, inspected the construction of a flat-type C quarter for administrative officers at Medziphema. The project began in May this year (2026) and is scheduled for completion within 24 months. The team also visited the ongoing circuit house construction at Chümoukedima, which commenced this year.
At the Dimapur Deputy Commissioner’s Complex, the team reviewed the construction of a modern G+2 office building. The project was initially allotted a construction period of 24 months from November 7, 2025. However, the dismantling of the old building delayed the commencement of construction, resulting in a seven-month extension to the project timeline.
The team also inspected the G+3 Deputy Commissioner’s Office Complex at Niuland, being constructed under the Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment (SASCI) scheme. Deputy Commissioner T.L. Kiusumong Tikhir, along with administrative officers, engineers and the executing contractor, accompanied the team during the inspection.
During the inspection, Advisor Khamo stressed that timely completion of administrative infrastructure was essential for effective governance and better public service delivery.
He urged the contractors to maintain the pace of work and avoid unnecessary delays, emphasising that these buildings were vital to the smooth functioning of district administrations.
He also expressed hope that the projects would be completed within the stipulated time frame, enabling officers to serve the public more efficiently.
