Re-poll conducted peacefully: RO
Kohima, May 10 (MExN): Commissioner of Nagaland & Returning Officer, 1-Nagaland Parliamentary Constituency, Temjen Toy, IAS, today informed that re-polling at the two polling stations under 33 Suruhoto A/C, namely 2- Akhakhu, and 25- Naltoqa concluded peacefully with no untoward incidents. The voter turnout at the two polling stations were 31.25% and 41.37% respectively. Voting for the adjourned poll at 1-Ladiagarh under 49-Tamlu A/C was also held peacefully and without any hindrance at a nearby makeshift structure with a voter turnout of 58.61%, said the RO in a press release. With this, the polling process for 1-Nagaland Parliamentary Constituency in the State of Nagaland has concluded and counting will take place along with the rest of the country on May 16, 2014, the release added. The Office of the Returning Officer has lauded all the AROs and their teams of officers and polling personnel for the smooth conduct of polls and expressed confidence that the counting process will be concluded likewise.
ALTED launched
DIMAPUR, MAY 10 (MExN): East Dimapur unit of Ao Lanur Telongjem Dimapur was launched on May 10. The launch programme of Ao Lanur Telongjem East Dimapur (ALTED) was held at its treasurer’s residence at Purana Bazaar. Additional PCCF, I. Panger Jamir, exhorted the ALTED to take it as a challenge to bring change in the society. To bring change requires character, he said, while adding that character lies at the foundation of a society. “Only when we build a clean society, Nagaland will earn recognition (and) achieving this must be accepted as a challenge.” He further stated that if progress is to be sought, it requires a collective revival of thought and action. Encouraging entrepreneurship among the youth, rather than remaining idle, will serve the purpose to progress, he said. On issues facing the Naga youth today, he said that “dropouts” is a serious matter which needs to be addressed and in that aspect, he added that youth forums such as the ALTED can play a big role.
Kohima, May 10 (MExN): Commissioner of Nagaland & Returning Officer, 1-Nagaland Parliamentary Constituency, Temjen Toy, IAS, today informed that re-polling at the two polling stations under 33 Suruhoto A/C, namely 2- Akhakhu, and 25- Naltoqa concluded peacefully with no untoward incidents. The voter turnout at the two polling stations were 31.25% and 41.37% respectively. Voting for the adjourned poll at 1-Ladiagarh under 49-Tamlu A/C was also held peacefully and without any hindrance at a nearby makeshift structure with a voter turnout of 58.61%, said the RO in a press release. With this, the polling process for 1-Nagaland Parliamentary Constituency in the State of Nagaland has concluded and counting will take place along with the rest of the country on May 16, 2014, the release added. The Office of the Returning Officer has lauded all the AROs and their teams of officers and polling personnel for the smooth conduct of polls and expressed confidence that the counting process will be concluded likewise.
ALTED launched
DIMAPUR, MAY 10 (MExN): East Dimapur unit of Ao Lanur Telongjem Dimapur was launched on May 10. The launch programme of Ao Lanur Telongjem East Dimapur (ALTED) was held at its treasurer’s residence at Purana Bazaar. Additional PCCF, I. Panger Jamir, exhorted the ALTED to take it as a challenge to bring change in the society. To bring change requires character, he said, while adding that character lies at the foundation of a society. “Only when we build a clean society, Nagaland will earn recognition (and) achieving this must be accepted as a challenge.” He further stated that if progress is to be sought, it requires a collective revival of thought and action. Encouraging entrepreneurship among the youth, rather than remaining idle, will serve the purpose to progress, he said. On issues facing the Naga youth today, he said that “dropouts” is a serious matter which needs to be addressed and in that aspect, he added that youth forums such as the ALTED can play a big role.