20 kgs ganja seized at Lalmati
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): The MVCP duty party of 37th Assam Rifles recovered 20 kgs of ganja at Lalmati, NH-29 on March 24 from a Maruti Van, bearing registration number AS-01-AA3472. In this regard, one accused identified as Adkho, 28, was arrested and handed over to the Excise Department. A case has been registered under the NDPS Act 1985 and further investigation is on, stated a press release issued by superintendent of excise & prohibition, Dimapur, KY sangtam. The superintendent has lauded the vigilant efforts of the 37th Assam Rifles in seizing the illegal drug.
Angami Farmers Association informs
Kohima, March 25 (MExN): All villagers who had joined the group insurance scheme under Krishi Shramik Samajik Yojana (KSSSY) through Angami Farmers Association have been informed that the policy has completed 10 years. Therefore, secretary of Angami Farmers Association, Aphre-u has requested all the respective village agents to come and meet the Assistant Labour Commissioner & Nodal Officer, KSSSY at his office to collect necessary details at the earliest.
Arms prohibited during election period
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer of Dimapur, N Hushili Sema has reminded the public under Dimapur district that movement with licensed arms is prohibited during the election period. All licensed arms should be deposited at the nearest police station.
ESSU mourns village GB’s death
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): Ekranipathar Sumi Students’ Union (ESSU) has mourned the sudden demise of GB Khialaresih Momin of Ekranipathar village on March 23. The Union stating that his demise is a great loss to the village prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.
Cataract Surgery Camp at ICH
Impur, March 25 (DIPR): A week long free cataract surgery camp at Impur Christian Hospital which began on March 17 organized by Impur Christian Hospital concluded on March 24. The free cataract surgery camp was conducted by a team of doctors led by Dr. P. Patton, Eye Specialist from Dr. Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital Mokokchung. Impur Christian Hospital sources said altogether 25 patients from all over the district were screened, out of which 17 surgeries were conducted successfully. Free medicines were provided during the camp and 151 prescribed spectacles will be distributed free of cost.
SBAK Aizuto Mission Conference
Aizuto, March 25 (MExN): The Mission department under Sumi Baptist Churches Association (SBAK) Aizuto will hold Mission Conference from March 28 to 30 at Kulhopu Baptist Church with the theme, “Enlarge your tent”. The conference speakers include Rev. Mulato Chishi, Principal, Anderson Theological College Aizuto, Rev. Picuto Yeputhomi, Mission Secretary, Rev. Dr. Joshua Rochill, Executive Secretary, Rev. Tokhezhe Kiba, Executive Director, NSBAK, Rev. Vitoshe K. Aye Youth Secretary. Shikaho P. Yeputhomi, Deputy General Manager, NST Dimapur would bring greetings. Mission Secretary has informed all church leaders, GB, VDB member, Mission Mobilization Volenteers, Mission donors and well-wishers to attend on this conference. This was informed in a press release issued by K. Nitoyi Awomi, Media & Communication, Literature in Charge SBAK-Aizuto.
C-edge College launches edge study circle
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): With the vision to work together towards acquiring the skills, knowledge, values and attitude that go into the making of responsible, active and productive citizenship, C-Edge College has launched the Edge Study Circle on March 24. This will be an auxiliary programme of the college with the theme ‘Where Minds Are Ignited.’ Interactive sessions in this Circle will focus on learning strategies, language skills & life skills and syllabus related discussions. The first phase membership will be for duration of 6 months with a fee of Rs 500 and will be open to higher secondary and under graduate students of any stream. The sessions will be held every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm at C-Edge College. For further information, please contact: Dr.Chubatola Aier- 9436061699; Akangtula Aier- 8575108727; I.Abenba Jamir- 8014627683.
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): The MVCP duty party of 37th Assam Rifles recovered 20 kgs of ganja at Lalmati, NH-29 on March 24 from a Maruti Van, bearing registration number AS-01-AA3472. In this regard, one accused identified as Adkho, 28, was arrested and handed over to the Excise Department. A case has been registered under the NDPS Act 1985 and further investigation is on, stated a press release issued by superintendent of excise & prohibition, Dimapur, KY sangtam. The superintendent has lauded the vigilant efforts of the 37th Assam Rifles in seizing the illegal drug.
Angami Farmers Association informs
Kohima, March 25 (MExN): All villagers who had joined the group insurance scheme under Krishi Shramik Samajik Yojana (KSSSY) through Angami Farmers Association have been informed that the policy has completed 10 years. Therefore, secretary of Angami Farmers Association, Aphre-u has requested all the respective village agents to come and meet the Assistant Labour Commissioner & Nodal Officer, KSSSY at his office to collect necessary details at the earliest.
Arms prohibited during election period
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer of Dimapur, N Hushili Sema has reminded the public under Dimapur district that movement with licensed arms is prohibited during the election period. All licensed arms should be deposited at the nearest police station.
ESSU mourns village GB’s death
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): Ekranipathar Sumi Students’ Union (ESSU) has mourned the sudden demise of GB Khialaresih Momin of Ekranipathar village on March 23. The Union stating that his demise is a great loss to the village prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.
Cataract Surgery Camp at ICH
Impur, March 25 (DIPR): A week long free cataract surgery camp at Impur Christian Hospital which began on March 17 organized by Impur Christian Hospital concluded on March 24. The free cataract surgery camp was conducted by a team of doctors led by Dr. P. Patton, Eye Specialist from Dr. Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital Mokokchung. Impur Christian Hospital sources said altogether 25 patients from all over the district were screened, out of which 17 surgeries were conducted successfully. Free medicines were provided during the camp and 151 prescribed spectacles will be distributed free of cost.
SBAK Aizuto Mission Conference
Aizuto, March 25 (MExN): The Mission department under Sumi Baptist Churches Association (SBAK) Aizuto will hold Mission Conference from March 28 to 30 at Kulhopu Baptist Church with the theme, “Enlarge your tent”. The conference speakers include Rev. Mulato Chishi, Principal, Anderson Theological College Aizuto, Rev. Picuto Yeputhomi, Mission Secretary, Rev. Dr. Joshua Rochill, Executive Secretary, Rev. Tokhezhe Kiba, Executive Director, NSBAK, Rev. Vitoshe K. Aye Youth Secretary. Shikaho P. Yeputhomi, Deputy General Manager, NST Dimapur would bring greetings. Mission Secretary has informed all church leaders, GB, VDB member, Mission Mobilization Volenteers, Mission donors and well-wishers to attend on this conference. This was informed in a press release issued by K. Nitoyi Awomi, Media & Communication, Literature in Charge SBAK-Aizuto.
C-edge College launches edge study circle
Dimapur, March 25 (MExN): With the vision to work together towards acquiring the skills, knowledge, values and attitude that go into the making of responsible, active and productive citizenship, C-Edge College has launched the Edge Study Circle on March 24. This will be an auxiliary programme of the college with the theme ‘Where Minds Are Ignited.’ Interactive sessions in this Circle will focus on learning strategies, language skills & life skills and syllabus related discussions. The first phase membership will be for duration of 6 months with a fee of Rs 500 and will be open to higher secondary and under graduate students of any stream. The sessions will be held every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm at C-Edge College. For further information, please contact: Dr.Chubatola Aier- 9436061699; Akangtula Aier- 8575108727; I.Abenba Jamir- 8014627683.
