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MISHILIMI VILLAGE COUNCIL BANS HUNTING & FISHING

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MISHILIMI VILLAGE COUNCIL BANS HUNTING & FISHINGadmin January 06 2021

The Mishilimi Village Council has informed all the public of Mishilimi village and its neighbouring Village that the Mishilimi Village is celebrating 100 yrs Christianity Centenary Jubilee on 21st December 2021 and in commemoration of the celebration, the Village Council has resolved to ban all kinds of Hunting and Fishing within the jurisdiction of Mishilimi Village w.e.f 1st January 2021 to 30th December 2021. Therefore anyone found violating this resolution shall be penalized as per the law of the hand.

(APRO Pughoboto)

KOHIMA DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS DETAILED FOR DZÜKOU FIRE OPERATION

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KOHIMA DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS DETAILED FOR DZÜKOU FIRE OPERATIONadmin January 06 2021

JOINT OPERATION ON TRAFFICKING OF PHARMA DRUGS

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JOINT OPERATION ON TRAFFICKING OF PHARMA DRUGSadmin December 21 2020

The Wokha District Administration along with Police and the Drug Inspector conducted joint operation on trafficking of Pharma Drugs within Wokha Town on 19th December 2020.

The operation was done in response to the call of Narcotic- Control Bureau, MHA to observe Anti-Drug Drive week, with effect from 15th December to 22nd December 2020.
During the drive several bottles of Cough Syrup containing Codeine Phosphate has been seized from different pharmacies.

Accordingly, the defaulters have been forwarded to the competent authority for further necessary action.

(Zubenthung, IA Wokha)

DIAMOND YEARS OF SR.IVY D' SOUZA CELEBRATED

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DIAMOND YEARS OF SR.IVY D' SOUZA CELEBRATEDadmin December 21 2020

A thanksgiving Prayer was held in honour of Sister Ivy D' SOUZA for the 60 years of her Religious Profession and joyous service to God and His people in North East India as a Salesian sister of Don Bosco on 20th December 2020 at Mazzarello Study Home, Kuda Nagarjan Dimapur.

On the occasion, Sis Ivy thanked God for the 87 years of her life and 60 years of religious profession in the North East where she stepped in the N.E. in the year 1955 as a young lady teacher. Besides Kohima (Nagaland) she served in several parts of the NE including Shillong, Assam, Manipur. Thanking the people of the North East for enriching her life, Sister Ivy said, "I have never regretted a single moment coming and working for the people of North East." Recalling her time and life spent with the past pupils of LFS, she commented, "You supported me and I helped you grow, I love you all very much. She was the head mistress of Little Flower School Kohima from 1974 to 1981 where she mentored, disciplined and moulded students with honest authority and many of whom has become an asset for the society today.

Retired Commissioner & Secretary Nagaland, Lithrongla Chishi, who was a student of Sister Ivy, (1977 batch)while recalling her schooling days and the impact Sister Ivy has made to many including parents said, "She has taught has to be virtuous, taught us to be good children of God, to fear the Lord and to be modest. Lithrongla pointed out how Sister Ivy has made LFS one of the strongest educational institutions in Nagaland not just for education itself but discipline and bringing human beings and good citizens. I am sure today Sister Ivy would be proud to see the marks of LFS Kohima girls in different organisations and society, she remarked. We have walked the road with all the teachings and guidance given to us by Sister Ivy to be disciplined, modest, to help the poor and to always look forward to do something better, Lithrongla maintained. She encouraged the LFS Kohima past pupils to take forward the teachings of Sister Ivy and appealed to them not to diminish her teachings but to light the world in a bigger horizon.

Editor and Publisher, Nagaland Page, Monalisa who was also a student of Sister Ivy, (1977 batch) described her as a constant moral anchor who continues to make indelible marks in many lives. Sister Ivy was our most feared but loved teacher/ headmistress and we cannot imagine what our life would have been if not for the presence of Sister Ivy, Monalisa recalled. She said that she felt so blessed to see the 60 years together with Sir Ivy making enduring memories. You gave your all and best to make us genuine and changed us from wild weeds to roses and you have been a teacher par excellence, Monalisa lauded.

Besides the fear of the Lord, I still fear Sister Ivy and that has made me do the best, Mona commented. May you always be that firm voice that speaks to us to remain true to God, Monalisa prayed.

OSD to Government of Nagaland and HOD NSDMA, Johnny who was also present, congratulated Sister Ivy for her Diamond years in the service of God and also for moulding so many lives who are now contributing towards the society. You are a true definition of making your occasion translate in real life, he said.

During the brief but memorable programme, Atula Kikon (1983 batch) invoked God's blessings upon Sir Ivy, Father Paul proposed the vote of thanks while Pastor Moa Imsong pronounced the benediction. The programme was compered by Abeny Odyuo (1983 batch). Besides LFS Kohima past pupils, the programme was more colourful with the attendance of sisters from Mazzarello Home, sisters from Senapati and sisters from St.Joseph University who also presented a special Christmas rendition.

(DPRO Dimapur)

Y. PATTON GRACES NRSU GOLDEN JUBILEE

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Y. PATTON GRACES NRSU GOLDEN JUBILEEadmin December 21 2020

Dy. Chief Minister, Home, Road & Bridges, Y. Patton graced the Golden Jubilee celebration of the New Riphyim Students’ Union ((NRSU) as the special guest held at New Riphyim village on 19th December 2020.

Addressing during the celebration, Patton said, jubilee in itself is a milestone achievement and we are reminded of the sacrifices and hardships rendered by the pioneers and under whose leadership and guidance the Union has attained 50th glorious years. This momentous event also reminds us that the growth and achievements made by the student’s community of New Riphyim thus far are the fruits and visions of the leaders of yesteryears, he stated.

Patton congratulated and acknowledged all the past and the present leaders of NRSU for their laudable services and contributions towards bringing positive transformation in the village peace with the passage of time. He added that in consonance with the vision and objectives of the pioneers the Union has immensely contributed towards the welfare and well being not only to the students’ community but to the society as a whole since its inception.

He also stated that with the world becoming a global village the present younger generation is passing through a very trying and disturbing time with information technology advancement which takes away substantial time for study thereby students’ have become victims of these modern technology and gadgets. He urged the students’ community in particular to make right use of these modern gadgets beneficially rather than to ruin one’s future.

Encouraging the students’ to achieve their goal in life Patton said the main focus for a student is to pursue academic career with dedication and hard work as there is no short cut to success and no substitute to hard work. Patton encouraged the students’ to start with a strong determination with distinct aims and objective to success in life to become a contributory member of the society. He appealed to the students’ community to work hard and be prepared to face any sort of competition as we live in stiff competitive society.

Stating that education is not merely for donning a degree and getting a job in government sector but it is for all round development of a person and added that being an educated person should not be merely for personal sustenance but should be an asset for the upliftment of the society. He pointed out that educated youth of Nagaland must venture out in other viable self reliance activities preferably in agro-based sectors and other business activities for survival and to achieve this one should pursue skilled oriented career rather than merely obtaining degrees. As an encouragement, Patton assured to award a cash amount of 10 lakhs and 5 Lakhs whoever clear or pass ISA/IPS and EAC/NPS respectively from New Riphyim Village.

On any kind of development activities or road infrastructure there should not be any Land owner issue or obstruction as it will only hamper development works he said and appealed to extend support and co-operation. Earlier the Dy. Chief Minister unveiled the Jubilee memorial monolith.

Guest of Honour, Mhonrao Odyuo (Rtd) PA to DC, the first President of NRSU while recollecting the Union foundation 50 years back expressed his happiness to be part of this auspicious occasion and said because of the hard work and dedication the Union has come thus far and called upon the younger generation to put more effort to take the union forward. He also called for preservation of our cultural heritage to keep out tradition alive.

Thungrhomo Odyuo, Sr. SDEO (Rtd) while speaking on the Theme “Resilience to Excellence”, challenged the students to pursue their academic career with perseverance and sincerity withstanding any kind of difficulties in order to achieve their goals in life. To achieve and fulfil aims in life one has to work hard and give the best and appealed to the students’ to emulate the good deeds the pioneers have left behind to bring laurel for the union.

President Lotha Students’ Union, Ashanthung Humtsoe while extending jubilee greetings congratulated the NRSU for successfully completing and celebrating its 50 years of existence.

Chairman New Riphyim Council, Nyimtsemo Odyuo who also spoke during the celebration thanked Y. Patton for being a part of the celebration and expressed gratitude for ushering the Range people into a new era of development and working tirelessly for the well being of the public in general. Adeno Odyuo President NRSU gave the presidential address.

(DPRO & IA, Wokha)

Trafficking of pharma drugs at Wokha

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Trafficking of pharma drugs at Wokha

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Patton speaking at the inauguration of RCC bridge on River Dhansiri at Nagarajan Dimapur

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Patton speaking at the inauguration of RCC bridge on River Dhansiri at Nagarajan Dimapur

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Patton inaugurates RCC bridge on River Chathe

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Patton inaugurates RCC bridge on River Chathe

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Patton and others after unveiling the plaque of Chate bridge

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Patton and others after unveiling the plaque of Chate bridge

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NRSU Golden jubilee

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NRSU Golden jubilee

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