Chairperson of NSHRC, Justice Songkhupchung Serto, along with his team at the Zunheboto district headquarters on February 28. (Morung Photo)
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Zunheboto | February 28
In an official tour programme scheduled from February 17 to March 1 to the Zunheboto district, the Chairperson of the Nagaland State Human Rights Commission (NSHRC), Justice Songkhupchung Serto, along with his team, arrived at the Zunheboto district headquarters on February 28.
During his visit to the Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Zunheboto, Serto took stock of the ongoing school building construction and then proceeded to an interaction with the School Management and Development Committee (SMDC) and the teaching faculty. He was apprised of the school’s details and grievances by the school administration.
Later, in his address to the school authorities stated that a teacher’s job, though often unacknowledged, is a noble service and one of the prime contributors to building, developing, and growing everything. He emphasized that if Nagaland wishes to be known as a developed state in the future, it must achieve this through education.
Furthermore, speaking to the teaching faculty he remarked that all children are differently abled, just as every human being is, and they must be molded accordingly. He also noted that the time teachers spend in a student's journey, though limited, can have a significant impact on a student’s life if the teacher executes his or her moral duty with sincerity.
Earlier, Kughazhe Swu, Senior Principal of GHSS Zunheboto, in his address, acknowledged the team’s visit to the school as monumental and mentioned that the school was deeply honored to host a guest of his stature, which he said was a first of its kind.
As scheduled, the NSHRC team also visited the Zunheboto district hospital, district jail, and police station. Additionally, the Chairperson held a meeting with the Zunheboto district administration and line departments, before concluding his program with a meeting with judicial officers.
Earlier, the NSHRC Chairperson and the touring team visited Satakha town on February 27 and are scheduled to proceed to Atoizu on March 1 as part of the tour programme.
