Kohima | August 9 : Kohima College in Kohima has gone hi-tech with the formal launch of Biometric Attendance Monitoring System and Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV).
Director of Higher Education Chubainla Jamir inaugurated the system and CCTV on the sidelines of the 45th ‘freshers’ gathering at the college campus today. Besides these, a new environment-friendly Kirloskar 10KV Genset Silent Generator was commissioned by the Higher Education director.
Explaining the Biometric Attendance Monitoring System, principal of the College C Khalong said the institution is the first in the state to install it and expressed confidence that it would ‘greatly increase the efficiency of both the students and the lecturers’. Besides, the CCTV installed at strategic points in the college would help check unwanted activities within the campus, he explained.
The college celebrated its 45th ‘freshers’ day in the college’s auditorium with Higher Education Director Chubainla Jamir as the chief guest and president of Naga Mothers’ Association Abeiü Meru as the guest of honor. Exhorting the students, Jamir urged them to prepare themselves to become good citizens and leaders in society. Acknowledging Kohima College as among the best ‘in terms of both academics and all-round development and infrastructure,’ she urged the institution to go for accreditation. “Let this college be the pride of higher education’, she challenged.
Also speaking during the occasion, Naga Mothers’ Association president Abeiü Meru urged the students to go beyond the boundaries of tribalism and to learn to appreciate each other to become leaders. In her message to the students, she made a strong appeal to abstain from drugs and alcohol.
Principal C Khalong, in his keynote address, exhorted the students to make Kohima College a home for higher education. He said the college has grown to become one of the best government colleges in the state and among the largest with a total enrolment of 1,859 students. He also announced that the UGC hostel is now functional.
On the occasion, the teachers’ meritorious award was awarded to former Vice Principal of the college Watila. Other highlights of the program included special awards for meritorious students and crowning of “freshers’ king and queen”.
Director of Higher Education Chubainla Jamir inaugurated the system and CCTV on the sidelines of the 45th ‘freshers’ gathering at the college campus today. Besides these, a new environment-friendly Kirloskar 10KV Genset Silent Generator was commissioned by the Higher Education director.
Explaining the Biometric Attendance Monitoring System, principal of the College C Khalong said the institution is the first in the state to install it and expressed confidence that it would ‘greatly increase the efficiency of both the students and the lecturers’. Besides, the CCTV installed at strategic points in the college would help check unwanted activities within the campus, he explained.
The college celebrated its 45th ‘freshers’ day in the college’s auditorium with Higher Education Director Chubainla Jamir as the chief guest and president of Naga Mothers’ Association Abeiü Meru as the guest of honor. Exhorting the students, Jamir urged them to prepare themselves to become good citizens and leaders in society. Acknowledging Kohima College as among the best ‘in terms of both academics and all-round development and infrastructure,’ she urged the institution to go for accreditation. “Let this college be the pride of higher education’, she challenged.
Also speaking during the occasion, Naga Mothers’ Association president Abeiü Meru urged the students to go beyond the boundaries of tribalism and to learn to appreciate each other to become leaders. In her message to the students, she made a strong appeal to abstain from drugs and alcohol.
Principal C Khalong, in his keynote address, exhorted the students to make Kohima College a home for higher education. He said the college has grown to become one of the best government colleges in the state and among the largest with a total enrolment of 1,859 students. He also announced that the UGC hostel is now functional.
On the occasion, the teachers’ meritorious award was awarded to former Vice Principal of the college Watila. Other highlights of the program included special awards for meritorious students and crowning of “freshers’ king and queen”.
