PTA meeting at MGMHSS Dimapur, May 21 (MExN): MGM Higher Secondary School organized a PTA meeting for high school and higher secondary students recently, where Principal Fr. PS Varghese reminded the parents about the importance of such meetings in teaching learning process. A press release informed that parents along with their wards met class teachers as well as subject teachers and assessed the academic and co-curricular achievements of the wards. Maintaining there is no short cut to success and that hard work is the key to success, the principal stated students with well discipline, regular attendance and regular study habits will never fail in the exams. He also informed that after first term exams, to motivate students, MGOS Church & St. Thomas Mission Society will be giving cash awards to toppers of classes Nursery to higher secondary. The term exam toppers’ award is called KV Ponnan Memorial Meritorious Award. 1st Quasar Cycling Competition Kohima, May 21 (MExN): Quasar Club Kohima is organizing the 1st Quasar Cycling Competition on World Environment Day, June 5, with the theme ‘Cycling towards a Green Future’ at Jotsoma Village. The contest will be held in collaboration with Forest Department, Kohima and XTB Cycling Club, co-sponsored by Krank Hub with Richa Productions on the lens. Forms will be available at Krank Hub, near Raj Bhavan, Kohima. For further queries, contact: 9612341682, 8575217667. ‘Ending AIDS Together’ Kiphire, May 21 (MExN): Network of Kiphire District People Living with HIV/AIDS (KpNP+) organized the 34th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial Service on the theme ‘Ending AIDS Together’ on May 21 at KpNP+ office. Setongpi, Project Coordinator (Vihaan CSC) highlighted the significance of the event, while Positive sharing was done by Aven, KpNP+ member. Attended by members of KpNP+ and supporting project staffs, the programme was chaired by Khupai, Peer Counselor and vote of thanks was delivered by Tsaliba, KpNP+ member. The programme was followed by minutes of silence for those who have lost their lives to the epidemic, informed a press release from General Secretary, KpNP+.
