ANATU demands immediate regularisation
Dimapur, January 15 (MExN): The All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers’ Union (ANATU) has appealed to the Director of School Education Nagaland to declare the suitability test result of the Adhoc Teachers held last year from September 27 to October 1, 2010 and get all the qualified teachers regularised simultaneously without further delay. The ANATU president Neizivotuo Nakhro in a press note stated that teachers who were recruited on Adhoc basis to meet the need of the department have been serving the same with sincerity and dedication for more than 8 years have been “made to suffer all kinds of inhuman and injustice. Besides others, the disparity of salary between the regularised teachers and Adhoc teachers is injustice.” The Union said that the Adhoc teacher draws a monthly salary of half or less than that of regularised teachers and Adhoc teacher. ANATU further alleged that “harassment through documents verification, physical verification by SIT and so on but when it comes to teachers’ welfare the concern department remain silent and turn deaf ear to the teacher’s cry.” Hence, the ANATU appeals to the concern authority to do the needful by declaring the suitability test result and issue regularization order before any other interview or exam result is declared.
NPF welcomes NCP legislators' move
Dimapur, January 15 (MExN): Vice president of the Naga People’s Front (NPF), Er. TL Semdok, has welcomed and appreciated NCP legislators namely Pangnyu Phom, parliamentary secretary of RD and REPA, and Dr. Chumben Murry, agriculture minister, on their decision to merge with the NPF party along with their supporters. Er. TL Semdok said that their joining has further strengthened the stability of the party and the government to work for the all round development of the State. He has further appreciated the wise decision of the two NCP legislators to work under the able leadership of the state chief minister, Neiphiu Rio and the party president, Dr. Shurhozelie.
ACCC pays respect to late Nungshizenba
Kohima, January 15 (MExN): The 11th Northern Angami II Assembly Constituency Congress Committee held its general session recently at KDCC Hall, Congress Bhavan. The meeting was attended by the ACCC office bearers, senior leaders and various village unit presidents and observed two minutes of silence as a mark of respect to the departed soul of veteran politician and Congress MLA Nungshizenba. PCC member Sevotso Seyie exhorted the members to be firm and not to be disheartened and also urged the workers to strive for upliftment and strengthening of the Congress party. The members in the meeting deliberated the ways and means to improve and uplift the party and adopted serious of resolutions including reaffirmation of earlier resolution and further resolved to extend cooperation and support to the leadership of PCC president
S I Jamir and CLP leader Tokheho Yepthomi with full hope that under their leadership Congress party would assume greater momentum in the days to come.
5th Tening Lun session held
Tening, January 15 (DIPR): The 5th Tening Lun session was held on January 14 at Tening village with the motto ‘Arise & March forward’ with ADC Medziphema, S. Doungel as the chief guest at the inaugural function. Addressing the function, the chief guest said that by the grace of God human kind met each other on such occasions. He said that our forefather and fathers has achieved their aim with physical strength but today’s generation is living with technology which can achieve many things. He said today’s world is also sadly the world of hatred and jealousy. He encouraged the gathering have strong determination on which we depend our work and try to bring benefits to the village as well as to the society. S Doungel also advised the village elders and students to openly discuss their views and bring about positive resolution for the welfare of the society. He also encouraged Tening citizen not to forget God’s blessing and his guidance and also urged them to abide in him always. The chief guest and guest of honour donated ` 20,000 and ` 10,000 respectively for the expenditure of the function.
Dimapur, January 15 (MExN): The All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers’ Union (ANATU) has appealed to the Director of School Education Nagaland to declare the suitability test result of the Adhoc Teachers held last year from September 27 to October 1, 2010 and get all the qualified teachers regularised simultaneously without further delay. The ANATU president Neizivotuo Nakhro in a press note stated that teachers who were recruited on Adhoc basis to meet the need of the department have been serving the same with sincerity and dedication for more than 8 years have been “made to suffer all kinds of inhuman and injustice. Besides others, the disparity of salary between the regularised teachers and Adhoc teachers is injustice.” The Union said that the Adhoc teacher draws a monthly salary of half or less than that of regularised teachers and Adhoc teacher. ANATU further alleged that “harassment through documents verification, physical verification by SIT and so on but when it comes to teachers’ welfare the concern department remain silent and turn deaf ear to the teacher’s cry.” Hence, the ANATU appeals to the concern authority to do the needful by declaring the suitability test result and issue regularization order before any other interview or exam result is declared.
NPF welcomes NCP legislators' move
Dimapur, January 15 (MExN): Vice president of the Naga People’s Front (NPF), Er. TL Semdok, has welcomed and appreciated NCP legislators namely Pangnyu Phom, parliamentary secretary of RD and REPA, and Dr. Chumben Murry, agriculture minister, on their decision to merge with the NPF party along with their supporters. Er. TL Semdok said that their joining has further strengthened the stability of the party and the government to work for the all round development of the State. He has further appreciated the wise decision of the two NCP legislators to work under the able leadership of the state chief minister, Neiphiu Rio and the party president, Dr. Shurhozelie.
ACCC pays respect to late Nungshizenba
Kohima, January 15 (MExN): The 11th Northern Angami II Assembly Constituency Congress Committee held its general session recently at KDCC Hall, Congress Bhavan. The meeting was attended by the ACCC office bearers, senior leaders and various village unit presidents and observed two minutes of silence as a mark of respect to the departed soul of veteran politician and Congress MLA Nungshizenba. PCC member Sevotso Seyie exhorted the members to be firm and not to be disheartened and also urged the workers to strive for upliftment and strengthening of the Congress party. The members in the meeting deliberated the ways and means to improve and uplift the party and adopted serious of resolutions including reaffirmation of earlier resolution and further resolved to extend cooperation and support to the leadership of PCC president
S I Jamir and CLP leader Tokheho Yepthomi with full hope that under their leadership Congress party would assume greater momentum in the days to come.
5th Tening Lun session held
Tening, January 15 (DIPR): The 5th Tening Lun session was held on January 14 at Tening village with the motto ‘Arise & March forward’ with ADC Medziphema, S. Doungel as the chief guest at the inaugural function. Addressing the function, the chief guest said that by the grace of God human kind met each other on such occasions. He said that our forefather and fathers has achieved their aim with physical strength but today’s generation is living with technology which can achieve many things. He said today’s world is also sadly the world of hatred and jealousy. He encouraged the gathering have strong determination on which we depend our work and try to bring benefits to the village as well as to the society. S Doungel also advised the village elders and students to openly discuss their views and bring about positive resolution for the welfare of the society. He also encouraged Tening citizen not to forget God’s blessing and his guidance and also urged them to abide in him always. The chief guest and guest of honour donated ` 20,000 and ` 10,000 respectively for the expenditure of the function.
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