Yamaha Artist Nise Meruno was invited to perform at the 14th Eastern Himalayas Naturenomics™ Forum, organised by the Balipara Foundation on Monday at Royal Global University, Guwahati, Assam. Seen here with Nise is Sattyakee D’Com Bhuyan, Actor, Director, Anchor and Associate Dean at Royal Global University.
The NSS and IQAC of ICFAI University Nagaland in collaboration with the Blood Center, District Hospital Dimapur otganised a blood donation camp in the University campus at Sovima on October 30. Donors included students and faculty, reflecting the university’s commitment to social responsibility and humanitarian service. The initiative aimed to promote voluntary blood donation and raise awareness about its importance in saving lives. (Photo Courtesy: ICFAI University Nagaland)
The Youth Ministry of Dimapur Town Nepali Baptist Church, Duncan, held its 1st Nepali Gospel Cultural Solo Dance Competition on November 1 at the church premises under the theme “Dance for His Glory.” Mikal Bhujal of Gorkha Baptist Church, Jalukie, won, while Prasansa Sonar of Gorkha Christian Church, Darogapathar, was runner-up. Judges were Satish Yojana and Rosy Singh. Pratikshya Basnet, Academic Dean of Livingstone Foundation International School, Nagaland, was Guest of Honour, and Asangla Temjen was chief guest. The event began with an invocation prayer by Dilu Gurung, Women Pastor, followed by an address by Kamal Sharma, Youth Pastor. A surprise dance performance by the Women’s Ministry followed, and Samuel Gurung, Youth Treasurer, delivered the vote of thanks. The programme concluded with closing prayers by Suneet Rai, Deacon, and Ram Shrestha.
Six days training on Disaster Management for police officers and personnel of DEF Peren is being organised by the District Commandant, Home Guards, Civil Defence & State Disaster Response Force Peren, from November 2 to 7. The objective of the training programme is to impart practical skills and legal knowledge to the responsible officials and staff. Furthermore, the training is essential to enhance their capabilities and preparedness for natural and human-made disasters, enabling timely interventions that save lives. (DIPR Photo)
The 4th edition of Nagaland Food Connect under the aegis of Department of Food Processing under Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) Scheme commenced on November 3 at Old NST, Kohima. The inaugural programme was graced by Achumbemo Kikon, Advisor SCERT & Food Processing. Kumar Ramnikant, Secretary, Department of Industries & Commerce and Food processing delivered welcome address. The programme was chaired by Mhasiphizo Khezhie, Food Technologist while Y Chingyak Konyak, Director of Food Processing proposed vote of thanks. The programme, featuring food stalls and products will continue till November 4.
