TULI, SEPTEMBER 12 (MExN): The Sub-Divisional Coordination Meeting of all heads of offices under Tuli subdivision was held on September 11 at the Dobashi Court, Tuli, Mokokchung. Departments presented reports on their activities, achievements, and challenges.
The Rural Development Department informed that Tuli Block has 12 Panchayats and 2,118 active job cards under MNREGA, generating 48,176 mandays during 2025–2026. Under NSRLM, 80% of targeted rural households have been covered, with 113 Self-Help Groups, 13 Village Level Organisations, and one Block Federation formed.
The Sub-Divisional Agriculture Officer reported that three blocks are covered under PM-KISAN with 2,753 registered farmers across Chuchu, Chantongya, and Tuli. Over 90 hectares are also under oil palm cultivation through NMEO–Oil Palm scheme.
The Forest Range Office, Tuli, highlighted plantation drives with over 90,000 saplings planted under the Nagaland Forest Management Project (JICA) and 2,000 saplings planted under the Nagar Van Yojana Scheme at Nagar Van Tuli College.
The CHC Tuli raised concerns over rising cases of dog bites, tuberculosis, and road accidents (about three per month), though no malaria cases have been reported in recent years.
The meeting underscored the need for inter-departmental collaboration to consolidate progress while addressing emerging issues.
