Zunheboto gears up for I-Day celebration
Zunheboto, July 23 (DIPR): A meeting was held at DC’s Conference Hall Zunheboto on July 22 under the chairmanship of DC Zunheboto T. Kiheto Sema to chalk out the programme for celebration of Independence Day on August 15. The meeting commenced with greetings to all the members present from the chair. The meeting chalked out the programme for the celebration and distributed the works as follows: Seating arrangement was entrusted to the Town Council Zunheboto; Setting up of flag post around the public ground by PHED; DRDA have been entrusted for construction of welcome gate; PWD (R&B) was entrusted for maintenance of road from rest house to public ground and Agri & Allied department, Blocks, Medical department are entrusted to display their items in the exhibition stalls. In the entertainment section, 21 Assam Rifles Zunheboto have been requested to present one item; to encourage the talented youth in a larger platform, the individual who bagged the 1st and 2nd place in the talent show to be held on 1st and 2nd August 2011 will also present their items. The District Sports Department will be demonstrating marshal arts, one each item from Merry Hill School, Olympic School and Immanuel School will be presented. Men folk dance will be performed by old town colony and women folk dance by DC Hill Zunheboto. A football match will also be played by youth under the age of 14, which will be sponsored by District Sport Council Zunheboto and this will be followed by a retreat.
More condemns July 21 incident
Dimapur, July 23 (MExN): The Chakhroma Students’ Union vehemently condemns the rape and murder of a young girl, at 3rd Mile, NH 29 Dimapur at her own home. Voicing its concern over the continued violence and sexual crimes against the women on a daily basis, the students’ union in a press note has termed the incident as ‘inhuman act’ wherein the victim has been tortured inhumanly. Such criminal minded people have no place in the society which should be condemned by one and all. Extending its support to the Chakhroma Women Organisation and other organisations, CASU has demanded that the culprit (s) involved be immediately arrested and award punishment as deemed fit.
The Angami Students’ Union also strongly condemns the barbaric crime committed on a young Angami lady on July 21. ASU condemns the beastly act of the unidentified persons in the strongest term who have no place in this civilized world.” When the general public and intellectuals alike are trying to bring peace and changes in our society, such ill-fated incidents derails and belittles the good efforts,” the Union stated in a condemnation note. The ASU urges the concern authority to book the criminals at the earliest and give befitting punishment as per the gravity of the crime. Further, ASU conveys its deepest condolence to the bereaved family at this hour of sorrow and pray that the almighty grant them peace and solace.
Rhimeh clan mourns demise of Lieut Col. Sisou
Dimapur, July 23 (MExN): The Rhimeh clan has expressed shock on the demise of Lieut Col. Sisou, Commandant, NSCN/GPRN (IM), HQ Hebron Camp who passed away on July 21 at his private residence, Dimapur. The Rhimeh clan in a condolence message stated that Late Lieut. Col. Sisou Theba Rhi was known as the bravest soldier, and famous Naga warrior while fighting for Naga Independence. Prior to his join in Naga army he served as a Police under Nagaland Arm Police (NAP). Playing football was one of his favorite hobbies and therefore, even if he served as Police he took keen interest on playing football and played in the Nagaland IGP team. Representing Nagaland IGP team he even played in North East India and National level. He took medical pension from NAP in the later part of 1980s. Soon, he joined Naga Army and actively involved in fighting for Naga National freedom. He was very committed, patriotic and sacrificially rendered his fullest service for the cause of Naga Sovereignty. “Today, we the Rhimeh Clan, give solemn respect to our dear dynamic Leader and bravest Naga Army Officer in his last journey, July 21. We will cherish your good deeds and convey deep condolence message to bereaved family especially to Wife and Children and prayed that Almighty God grant them solace and courage at this time of despair and sorrow. May his soul rest in peace,” the message further added.
Zunheboto, July 23 (DIPR): A meeting was held at DC’s Conference Hall Zunheboto on July 22 under the chairmanship of DC Zunheboto T. Kiheto Sema to chalk out the programme for celebration of Independence Day on August 15. The meeting commenced with greetings to all the members present from the chair. The meeting chalked out the programme for the celebration and distributed the works as follows: Seating arrangement was entrusted to the Town Council Zunheboto; Setting up of flag post around the public ground by PHED; DRDA have been entrusted for construction of welcome gate; PWD (R&B) was entrusted for maintenance of road from rest house to public ground and Agri & Allied department, Blocks, Medical department are entrusted to display their items in the exhibition stalls. In the entertainment section, 21 Assam Rifles Zunheboto have been requested to present one item; to encourage the talented youth in a larger platform, the individual who bagged the 1st and 2nd place in the talent show to be held on 1st and 2nd August 2011 will also present their items. The District Sports Department will be demonstrating marshal arts, one each item from Merry Hill School, Olympic School and Immanuel School will be presented. Men folk dance will be performed by old town colony and women folk dance by DC Hill Zunheboto. A football match will also be played by youth under the age of 14, which will be sponsored by District Sport Council Zunheboto and this will be followed by a retreat.
More condemns July 21 incident
Dimapur, July 23 (MExN): The Chakhroma Students’ Union vehemently condemns the rape and murder of a young girl, at 3rd Mile, NH 29 Dimapur at her own home. Voicing its concern over the continued violence and sexual crimes against the women on a daily basis, the students’ union in a press note has termed the incident as ‘inhuman act’ wherein the victim has been tortured inhumanly. Such criminal minded people have no place in the society which should be condemned by one and all. Extending its support to the Chakhroma Women Organisation and other organisations, CASU has demanded that the culprit (s) involved be immediately arrested and award punishment as deemed fit.
The Angami Students’ Union also strongly condemns the barbaric crime committed on a young Angami lady on July 21. ASU condemns the beastly act of the unidentified persons in the strongest term who have no place in this civilized world.” When the general public and intellectuals alike are trying to bring peace and changes in our society, such ill-fated incidents derails and belittles the good efforts,” the Union stated in a condemnation note. The ASU urges the concern authority to book the criminals at the earliest and give befitting punishment as per the gravity of the crime. Further, ASU conveys its deepest condolence to the bereaved family at this hour of sorrow and pray that the almighty grant them peace and solace.
Rhimeh clan mourns demise of Lieut Col. Sisou
Dimapur, July 23 (MExN): The Rhimeh clan has expressed shock on the demise of Lieut Col. Sisou, Commandant, NSCN/GPRN (IM), HQ Hebron Camp who passed away on July 21 at his private residence, Dimapur. The Rhimeh clan in a condolence message stated that Late Lieut. Col. Sisou Theba Rhi was known as the bravest soldier, and famous Naga warrior while fighting for Naga Independence. Prior to his join in Naga army he served as a Police under Nagaland Arm Police (NAP). Playing football was one of his favorite hobbies and therefore, even if he served as Police he took keen interest on playing football and played in the Nagaland IGP team. Representing Nagaland IGP team he even played in North East India and National level. He took medical pension from NAP in the later part of 1980s. Soon, he joined Naga Army and actively involved in fighting for Naga National freedom. He was very committed, patriotic and sacrificially rendered his fullest service for the cause of Naga Sovereignty. “Today, we the Rhimeh Clan, give solemn respect to our dear dynamic Leader and bravest Naga Army Officer in his last journey, July 21. We will cherish your good deeds and convey deep condolence message to bereaved family especially to Wife and Children and prayed that Almighty God grant them solace and courage at this time of despair and sorrow. May his soul rest in peace,” the message further added.
