DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 22 (MExN): The Sechü Zubza Village Council (SZVC) has extended its gratefulness to the 78 BN CRPF (Headquarter-Sechü Zubza) for providing Computer sets along with tables and chairs to the Sechü Zubza Students’ Union and Government High School Sechü respectively.
Meanwhile, the village council has also lauded the 78 BN CRPF for conducting a three-day training programme on Mushroom cultivation and women tailoring from September 12-14 at Sechü Zubza. The training was imparted to the women groups from Sechü Zubza, Sechüma and Mezoma village.
Also thanking the said CRPF battalion for distributing sewing machines and cloth materials to the trainees, the release issued by the Village Council Chairman, Neikuo Sechü and Secretary, Beiselhoukho Suokhrie, has asserted that the training imparted will go a long way in enabling the women folks to be useful members of their family and the society towards progressive living.
“We are grateful to the 78 BN CRPF for helping the villagers on several occasions, and also for their concern and responsibility to contribute to the growth and prosperity of the village and the region. We look forward for their assistance even in the near future,” stated the release, and added that the 78 BN CRPF has been much helpful particularly to the village in several ways, beyond providing security to the villagers and the people of Nagaland as a whole.
Meanwhile, the village council has also lauded the 78 BN CRPF for conducting a three-day training programme on Mushroom cultivation and women tailoring from September 12-14 at Sechü Zubza. The training was imparted to the women groups from Sechü Zubza, Sechüma and Mezoma village.
Also thanking the said CRPF battalion for distributing sewing machines and cloth materials to the trainees, the release issued by the Village Council Chairman, Neikuo Sechü and Secretary, Beiselhoukho Suokhrie, has asserted that the training imparted will go a long way in enabling the women folks to be useful members of their family and the society towards progressive living.
“We are grateful to the 78 BN CRPF for helping the villagers on several occasions, and also for their concern and responsibility to contribute to the growth and prosperity of the village and the region. We look forward for their assistance even in the near future,” stated the release, and added that the 78 BN CRPF has been much helpful particularly to the village in several ways, beyond providing security to the villagers and the people of Nagaland as a whole.
