DPDB PHEK TO MEET ON 10th SEPTEMBER
All District
Planning & Development Board (DPDB) members of Phek District have been informed that
the next DPDB meeting scheduled on 10th September 2009 will be held at the Indoor Stadium, Phek
Town. All the members concerned are requested to take note and attend the said meeting.
The time of the meeting is 11 a.m. as usual, according to Phek Deputy Commissioner, Mikha
Lomi.
(DPRO,
Phek)
IT&C DEPARTMENT ON GUIDELINES FOR INDIAN GOVERNMENT WEBSITES
Secretary to the
Government of Nagaland, Department of Information Technology & Communication, K.T.
Sukhalu, IAS in an office memorandum stated that the Government of India, Ministry of
Communication & Information Technology has formulated guidelines for Indian Government
websites. The key focus and thrust of there guidelines is to ensure that Government
websites must be accessible to people using assistive devises/technologies so that they
can be benefit equally from e-governance initiatives. These guidelines can be downloaded
online at http://web.guidelines.gov.in for strict compliance of the Department.
(Watimenla)
SPECIAL CAMPAIGN TO ELIMINATE BOGUS RATION CARDS
I am to refer
the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, reminders to the State
Government to carry out intensive campaign for review of the existing lists of BPL and AAY
families and ration cards issued to them by verifying and cross checking details of each
of such families and the units in ration cards so as to eliminate the eligible and bogus
ration cards and units. This will ensure effective delivery of foodgrains to eligible BPL
families under the TDPS by curbing diversion, leakages and elimination of bogus BPL and
AAY Ration Cards.
Therefore, the
ADS, SOS, Inspectors and SK’s have been directed during the meeting held on 3rd September 2009 in the Directorate of F&CS to
take up this campaign preparation with immediate effect and conduct extensive campaign
i.e. house to house survey of existing BPL and AYY families in the state, under the
supervision of concerned District/Sub-Divisional Administration with the assistance of
VDBs, VCCs, Municipal councils and Town Committees concerned.
The outcome of
this campaign with details should be submitted to the Director (F&CS) on or before 31/11/2009
for compilation and onward submission the Government for necessary action and further
submission to the Government of India.
(DIPR)
DC KOHIMA ON PETROL PUMP STRIKE
Deputy
Commissioner, Kohima, Beiu Angami has stated that the petrol pumps in the State are not
taking part in the 72 hour strike which is coming into effect from 8th September 2009 across the North-Eastern states in
support of their charter of demands including pay hike.
The petrol
tankers in the State are arriving as usual and the DC has therefore informed that petrol
will be available normally and has requested the public not to panic over the matter.
(DPRO,
Kohima)
MELURI SDPB MEETING HELD
The monthly
Sub-Division Planning Board meeting was held on 7th September 2009 at ADC office chamber. ADC Meluri
Peter Lichamo as chairman of the board discussed at length on the development and
improvement of the Sub-Division. He also asked all head of office to give their fullest
cooperation in the forthcoming in the forthcoming Road Show and Yemshe festival to be held
on 2nd October 2009 at Meluri.
ADC Meluri was
dismayed over the poor attendance of departmental heads as majority of the departments
were represented by subordinate officers and junior staff. He cautioned that the officers
that failed to attend the next meeting shall be viewed seriously and reported to higher
authority.
Around 15
members including the Vice Chairman Adhoc Town Committee attended the meeting.
(SDIO,
Meluri)
TEACHERS DAY CELEBRATED AT MELURI
Combined
Teachers Day celebration consisting of 3 high schools and 3 primary schools was held at
Meluri local ground on 5th September 2009. ADC Meluri Peter Lichamo as the
chief guest gave his sincere and heartfelt gratitude to the teachers for it is the teacher
that lay the foundation for creating enlightened citizens of the nation. He also
encouraged the students while reminding the great Educationist Dr. S. Radhakrishnan on
whose birthday Teachers Day is celebrated and it is a very important day for the students
to say ‘Thank You’ to the teachers.
Highlights of
the day include special songs and choreographies from students of various schools. Earlier
award were given away to teachers from different schools under Meluri Sub-Division. The
awardees included Shiekutho Assistant Teacher, Government High School Meluri; Daisy
Assistant Teacher, Christian Mission School Meluri; P. Neicha Primary Teacher, Government
Primary School New Akhegwo; Tsimatho Graduate Teacher, Government Middle School Meluri;
Lhingkhonei Primary Teacher, Government Primary School Kanjang; Khiwinsanthü Primary
Teacher, Government Primary School Phokungri; Churhotho Primary Teacher, Government
Primary School Moke and Rhoshutho Primary Teacher, Government Primary School Matikhrü.
More than 400
people including teachers and taughts attended the function. DIS Meluri Deo Tukru chaired
the function.
(SDIO,
Meluri)
FREE MEDICAL CAMP HELD
Jiji Club Meluri
organised free medical camp at Akhegwo and Khumiasü villages on 5th and 6th September 2009. All together 6 doctors with
different specialist and host of nurses and technicians from CHC Meluri manned the medical
camp.
The doctors
present include Dr. Khuotsütho, Gynaemist, Sr. Medical Officer Kisairi; Dr. Zhimatho ENT,
SMO Kiphire; Dr. John, MO Meluri; Dr. Zuvithsü, MO Meluri; Dr. Kuotho, MO Bethel Hospital
Kohima; Dr. Akhrie MO Dentist CHC Meluri.
According to
official source of Jiji Club 230 patients were attended at Akhegwo out of which 15
patients were administered family planning and 23 patients were given dental care.
At Khomiasü
village 128 patients were treated out of which 18 patients were given dental care. Jiji
club also added that the whole expenditure exceeded more than 1 lakh.
(IA,
Meluri)
STATE LEVEL SCIENCE SEMINAR AT KOHIMA
The State Level
Science Seminar 2009 will be held at GHSS Kohima on 9th September 2009 at 10 a.m. with Vice Chancellor
Nagaland University, Prof. K. Kannan as the Chief Guest.
The seminar will
be held on the topic ‘Chandrayaan! Promise and Concern’ and the inaugural
programme will be chaired by Director School Education Nipusilie Angami.
The closing
function and prize distribution will be held in the afternoon with Deputy Director School
Education K. Phesao as the chairman while Joint Director School Education V. Meyase will
give away the prizes.
(DPRO,
Kohima)
ZUNHEBOTO DPDB MEETING HELD
The monthly
District Planning & Development Board meeting for Zunheboto was held on 8th September 2009 at DC’s conference hall under
the chairmanship of DC Zunheboto & Vice Chairman DPDB Zunheboto, Zachive Thele.
At the outset
the board reviewed the minutes of the last DPDB meeting. Proposal for opening of a new
medical Sub-Centre at Lukhuyeunder Aghunato Sub-Division was deliberated. The board
deferred the agenda to next DPDB for want of technical support from the concern
department. Gant-in-aid to new Era School Zunheboto, Kidies Lane School Zunheboto and Step
by Step School Zunheboto was recommended for action by the higher authority. Earlier the
chairman introduce 8 new members to the board. Govind Daiswal IAS SDO (C), S. Atsangh EAC,
T. Lenulita Sangtam EAC, Dr. Kuzo Vadeo, EAC, Mhomo Thungoe EAC, K Kare, DSO (Seri),
Kakügha S. Rotokha, DIS Aghunato and Kuniho Headmaster Aghahaika. With a word from the
chair the meeting ended.
(DPRO,
Zunheboto)
MEETING ON ROAD SHOW HELD
Meeting on Road
Show was held at Zunheboto with head of offices and NGOs of the district on 8th September 2009 with Zachive Thele DC as the
chairman. The Road Show which was scheduled to be held during the Ahuna festival in
November 2009 got ground works preparations. Different department was allotted for taking
charge of different responsibilities during the Road Show. The 3 departments, Industry,
PWD (R&B) and Power departments were entrusted as the nodal departments for the Road
Show.
The chairman
appraised that, responsibilities so assigned are to be carried out with utmost concern. He
impressed the head of offices that it is a matter of pride to showcase our culture we must
all begin our ground work preparations he added and requested all Sub-Committees to submit
various financial implications to the estimate committee for necessary action before 20th October 2009.
(DPRO,
Zunheboto)
AO STUDENTS CONFERENCE OPENED FREE COACHING CLASS
A programme was held at Dilong Government High School Mokokchung
on 7th September 2009 to mark the inauguration of free coaching classes for students
who have failed in the last HSLC Examination, which is being initiated and sponsored by
the AKM (Ao Student Conference). Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung C.M. Tsanglao, while
delivering a short speech thanked and appreciated the AKM Officials for their selfless and
commendable work extended towards the student community. 5 (five) experience teachers
would give coaching in mathematic, Science and English papers. At present there are 30
students enrolled for the coaching classes.
(Lanukaba IA, Mokokchung)
CD ON LEARNING COMPUTER & INTERNET AVAILABLE
Nagaland
Geographical Information System (GIS) under the Department of Planning and Coordination
has brought out a CD on ‘Learning Basic Computer’ and ‘Learning Basic
Internet’ both in English and Nagamese version, to promote Information Technology
literacy for the development of human resources under the programme ‘Year of Capacity
Building, 2008-2009’.
Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung, C.M. Tsanglao informed all out
post administrative officers to collect the CD from his office to circulate the same to
all schools, colleges, government/private offices, village council chairman, VDB
Secretaries and other organizations etc in their respective jurisdiction.
The Deputy
Commissioner further informed all the schools, colleges, government/private offices within
the Mokokchung town to collect the CD from his office.
(DPRO,
Mokokchung)
NATIONAL NUTRITION WEEK OBSERVED
National
Nutrition Week was celebrated here at Phek District headquarter in DWO office premise,
Phek from 1st
–7th September 2009.
The resource
person Imli Tomzuk CDPO, Pfutsero who spoke on the topic ‘Nutritional Programme in
the department’ and highlighted like proper feeding to child from 0-6 years of age,
proper care to pregnant and lactating mother, initiating nutritional value for adult
adolescence women’s and schemes for destitute women.
Tsusi Joshou
CDPO, Meluri also spoke on the topic “Importance of nutrition relating to Children,
Pregnant women and nursing mother” and he emphasized the important of beast feeding
and special nutritive food should be provided at an early age. He also said, food contain
like iron, calcium, protein, etc.
During
discussion and interaction hour, the moderator was Imlitongzuk, CDPO, Pfutsero. The
function was chaired by Kikruma CDPO, Anyile Khamo while welcome addressed was delivered
Meshusayi Tetseo, Welfare Inspector, Phek and vote of thanks was pronounced by Atsole
Khalo, Supervisor, Phek. Prayer was invoked by Vekruyi Nyekha, SAA, Phek. All the CDPO’s,
Supervisors and workers under Phek district attended the programme.
(IA,
Phek)
PROTEST PEACE RALLY AT WOKHA
To protest
against the accused and condemn the rape and murder of Lt. Roshila Humtsoe, Kyong Eloe
Hoho, Kyong Hoho and the Kyong Students Union jointly organised protest peace rally at
Wokha town today. Around 3000 protestors took the streets of Wokha town carrying placards,
some of which read, ‘No mercy should be shown to the rapist, respect women chastity,
perish miyas and save Naga women’.
The chairman
Kyong Hoho, Yansathung Jami while addressing the gathering at the rally appealed to the
NGOs, government agencies and other organisations to co-operate in their fight for
justice.
The rally
culminated at local ground where officials from the three frontal parties of the Kyong
Community marched towards the DC’s office and submitted a memorandum with the
following demands:-
1. That, on
arresting of all accused the trial be started without any delay and punishment be awarded
as per the provision of the la under which they have committed the offence. The punishment
should be exemplary so that such offence would not be repeated in future and no bail be
granted to any of the accused without taken the 3 (three) parent parties into confidence
and in the event of failure the district administration and the police department would be
held solely responsible for any unwanted situation that may arise from the public
resentment.
2. Ex-gratia
as compensation must be given to the victim’s father at the earliest.
3. Random
issue ILP to non-locals should end and verification and checking of ILP from time to time
be implemented as a pre-emptive measure to control such crime by non-locals in our
society.
Late Roshila’s father, chairperson Ralan Area Eloe Hoho,
President RASU, President Kyong Students Union, Chairperson Kyong Eloe Hoho and Chairman
Kyong Hoho were the main speakers at the rally.
(IA,
Wokha)
HIGH SCHOOL AREA FELLOWSHIP DEDICATION SERVICE HELD
Ragazou
Christian Fellowship High School Area Kohima dedication service programme was held at
crist for the Nation Bible College church on 6th September 2009.
The programme was chaired by President founder of Rugazou Christian
Fellowship High School Area. The programme started with invocation prayer by Asenle Kath,
opening hymn. Delivering the welcome address President founder of Rugazou Christian
Fellowship Elia Koza exhorted the gathering to worship the lord in the beauty of holiness
and bow down before God to proclaim his glory. He asked everyone not to fear to enter his
court in the slenderness and to be truth in His beauty and love in his tenderness to
comfort the sorrow.
Welcome song by
Pangtok praise and worship leader, offertory prayer by Banuo. A Burmese tune presentation
by Henong, special praise by Neting and friends, exhortation by Principal CFNBC Martemsu,
followed by SDO (R&B) Kohima Daniel Kevie and vote of thanks was proposed by Pastor
RCFHA Kohima.
(Temjenkaba)
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