•-The ‘Myki’ range of products under the initiative of the Department of Women Development is truly world class. I saw the products, viz. Popped Rice, Dried Pineapple, and dried wild apple (I guess there are more items in the product line) at a super market the other day, and I was thoroughly impressed. The items in the product line will appeal to all age groups and all sorts of taste buds even outside of Nagaland, and the pricing is just right but best of all, the packaging is ‘truly international’.
I also bought another product of Nagaland, which is a part of my daily diet now, after learning about its benefits in the package – Lemon Grass Tea which is developed and marketed by Nagaland Bio-resources Mission (NBRM). This one also really impressed me by way of taste, packaging and price. The packaging is both informative and attractive.
And going through the information on NBRM on the internet, I learnt that you have come up with a book on “Plant resources of Nagaland”. I would be really grateful if any reader/or if anyone from the department is reading this, knows where I purchase get a copy. (My email address is mentioned below)
Even though we are still in the ‘bad roads –traffic jams -ST/BT reservations – women ‘un’-empowerment – tribalism’ stage of development, I, as a concerned citizen (though I must admit that I don’t do much except to observe and criticize), am happy that there are some departments which are manned by dedicated and professional and innovative people. And I am sure we’ll have more of developments soon.
I also bought another product of Nagaland, which is a part of my daily diet now, after learning about its benefits in the package – Lemon Grass Tea which is developed and marketed by Nagaland Bio-resources Mission (NBRM). This one also really impressed me by way of taste, packaging and price. The packaging is both informative and attractive.
And going through the information on NBRM on the internet, I learnt that you have come up with a book on “Plant resources of Nagaland”. I would be really grateful if any reader/or if anyone from the department is reading this, knows where I purchase get a copy. (My email address is mentioned below)
Even though we are still in the ‘bad roads –traffic jams -ST/BT reservations – women ‘un’-empowerment – tribalism’ stage of development, I, as a concerned citizen (though I must admit that I don’t do much except to observe and criticize), am happy that there are some departments which are manned by dedicated and professional and innovative people. And I am sure we’ll have more of developments soon.
Elota Khape
elotakhape@gmail.com
