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Over the years, Khonoma has attracted visitors and picnickers however; this has resulted in Khonoma becoming a dumping ground of wastes. Khonoma strongly discourages use of single use plastics within its jurisdiction. This picture is one among the three sign boards urging cooperation to adopt healthy lifestyles and to conserve nature. Such sign boards have been put up to leg up ‘green practice’ in Khonoma. (Photo Courtesy: Vikepelhu Kikramia)
I Tochi Imlong, Ophthalmic Assistant of District Hospital Tuensang examining a woman during the assessment camp for senior citizens and People with Disabilities under Rasdhtrya Vayoshri Yojana and ADIP Schemes held at Town Hall Tuensang on February 19. The camp was organized by District Administration Tuensang, Department of Social Welfare, Department of Health and Family Welfare Government of Nagaland in collaboration with Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India (ALIMCO), under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. Thousands of targeted individuals attended the camp and were medically examined by Dr Temjen Sunep, MS-Orthopedics, Dr Y Imlong Chaba Dermatologist and I Tochi Imlong along with Moirangthem Surendro, Audiologist of District Hospital Wokha. (DIPR Photo)
During his maiden visit to Kohima on February 19, Lieutenant General Rana Pratap Kalita, AVSM, SM, VSM, General Officer Commanding Spear Corps visited HQ IGAR (North) where he was briefed about the prevailing Security situation and operational preparedness of the formation. The General Officer also visited the Kohima war cemetery to pay reverence. A press release issued by PRO, HQ IGAR-N, the General Officer encouraged the AR personnel to continue with the effort in creating a conducive and peaceful environment in the region so that the trust and faith of the populace in the security forces is further cemented. (Photo Courtesy: PRO, HQ IGAR-N)
Trucks being loaded with soil and pebbles at Chathe River below Christian Institute of Health Sciences & Research (CIHSR) Dimapur on February 19. Soil erosion is threatening to wash away major portion of the CIHSR land located along the Chathe River. Largely unregulated sand and boulder mining in the rivers running through Dimapur district has not only intensified soil erosion but also endangered riverine eco-system and infrastructure. (Morung Photo)
