Investors meet in Kohima today
Kohima, May 22 (MExN): The Indian Chamber of Commerce is organizing investors meet on May 23 in the conference hall of the Directorate of Industries & Commerce, Kohima at 10:30AM. Parliamentary secretary for industries & commerce Dr. K.C. Nihoshe will grace the meet as the chief guest. The meet is sponsored by the Ministry of DoNER, Government of India. Special address will be made by Mhathung Kithan, secretary & commissioner, Industries & Commerce while keynote address ill be delivered by Lalthara, chief secretary. All the administrative heads and heads of department of agriculture, horticulture, information technology, science & technology, urban development, tourism, geology & mining, MD NSMDC, roads & bridges /work& housing power, higher & technical education, Nagaland Bamboo Mission and Nagaland Bio Resources have been requested to attend the meet.
USGOU to hold 5th general conference
Kohima, May 22 (MExN): The United Sangtam Gazetted Officer Union (USGOU) will hold its 5th general conference on May 28 at DUDA Guest House, Kohima from 9:00 AM onwards. Minister for forest, environment, ecology & wildlife and excise M.C. Konyak will grace the conference as the chief guest. C.R. Sangtam, EE, PHED (Retd) Dimapur while S. Chubise, PEX (Retd), DDK Kohima will also exhort the gathering. Welcome address will be delivered by USGOU president S.T. Sangtam, IPS while vote of thanks will be proposed by USGOU vice president Tsasepi.
Department of power clarifies
Kohima, May 22 (MExN): Chief Engineer Department of power clarified to the demand of more power made by Wokha District by SSIEUW, stating that due to limited availability of power the department is not able to provide stable power through out the whole state for quite sometime. Notifying the general public, it said power from all sources is only about 25 MW against the requirement of 80 MV during off peak hours (day time) for the entire state and about 62 MV against the requirement of 110 MV during the peak hours (night time) and the reason being that at lean season, hydro power stations located in the Northeast from where most of the state’s power requirement is met are generating less power. Chief Engineer also stated that the department is very concerned with the inconvenience caused to consumers including small scale industrial units but with shortage of power as explained, it is not possible to do away with load shedding. However it is also mentioned that power position is likely to improve only after the onset of monsoon and seek cooperation from all section of people.
‘Provide fire brigade at Kiphire’
Dimapur, May 22 (MExN): The Market Union, Kiphire Town has appealed the government to provide fire brigade at Kiphire. In a press note issued by its chairman Tsaseto Sangtam stated: “The Union further would like to mention that, during the inauguration of the District Hq year back in 2004, a fire brigade was seen with the public having solace and confidence but after few days the fire brigade was taken away which have caused heavy loss to the people and so unfortunate that many have fall victim to the fire at Kiphire Town.”
It also mentioned that the union would like to thank the public, Assam Rifles, DEF Kiphire, various officials and leaders, owners of private water tankers, neighbors and Singrep Village Baptist Church who have tirelessly helped during the ill fated houses and shops that have been gutted by fire on May 21 at 12:30 am at the main junction Kiphire town causing a loss of more than Rs two crores of assets from all the nine shops and building.
Kohima, May 22 (MExN): The Indian Chamber of Commerce is organizing investors meet on May 23 in the conference hall of the Directorate of Industries & Commerce, Kohima at 10:30AM. Parliamentary secretary for industries & commerce Dr. K.C. Nihoshe will grace the meet as the chief guest. The meet is sponsored by the Ministry of DoNER, Government of India. Special address will be made by Mhathung Kithan, secretary & commissioner, Industries & Commerce while keynote address ill be delivered by Lalthara, chief secretary. All the administrative heads and heads of department of agriculture, horticulture, information technology, science & technology, urban development, tourism, geology & mining, MD NSMDC, roads & bridges /work& housing power, higher & technical education, Nagaland Bamboo Mission and Nagaland Bio Resources have been requested to attend the meet.
USGOU to hold 5th general conference
Kohima, May 22 (MExN): The United Sangtam Gazetted Officer Union (USGOU) will hold its 5th general conference on May 28 at DUDA Guest House, Kohima from 9:00 AM onwards. Minister for forest, environment, ecology & wildlife and excise M.C. Konyak will grace the conference as the chief guest. C.R. Sangtam, EE, PHED (Retd) Dimapur while S. Chubise, PEX (Retd), DDK Kohima will also exhort the gathering. Welcome address will be delivered by USGOU president S.T. Sangtam, IPS while vote of thanks will be proposed by USGOU vice president Tsasepi.
Department of power clarifies
Kohima, May 22 (MExN): Chief Engineer Department of power clarified to the demand of more power made by Wokha District by SSIEUW, stating that due to limited availability of power the department is not able to provide stable power through out the whole state for quite sometime. Notifying the general public, it said power from all sources is only about 25 MW against the requirement of 80 MV during off peak hours (day time) for the entire state and about 62 MV against the requirement of 110 MV during the peak hours (night time) and the reason being that at lean season, hydro power stations located in the Northeast from where most of the state’s power requirement is met are generating less power. Chief Engineer also stated that the department is very concerned with the inconvenience caused to consumers including small scale industrial units but with shortage of power as explained, it is not possible to do away with load shedding. However it is also mentioned that power position is likely to improve only after the onset of monsoon and seek cooperation from all section of people.
‘Provide fire brigade at Kiphire’
Dimapur, May 22 (MExN): The Market Union, Kiphire Town has appealed the government to provide fire brigade at Kiphire. In a press note issued by its chairman Tsaseto Sangtam stated: “The Union further would like to mention that, during the inauguration of the District Hq year back in 2004, a fire brigade was seen with the public having solace and confidence but after few days the fire brigade was taken away which have caused heavy loss to the people and so unfortunate that many have fall victim to the fire at Kiphire Town.”
It also mentioned that the union would like to thank the public, Assam Rifles, DEF Kiphire, various officials and leaders, owners of private water tankers, neighbors and Singrep Village Baptist Church who have tirelessly helped during the ill fated houses and shops that have been gutted by fire on May 21 at 12:30 am at the main junction Kiphire town causing a loss of more than Rs two crores of assets from all the nine shops and building.
