WVC call to expedite peace talks
WOKHA, FEBRUARY 22 (MExN): The Wokha Village Council has urged upon the Government of India and the various Naga Political Groups to expedite talks on the Indo-Naga political issue and “bring about permanent peace to our land.” This was resolved at the Annual General Meeting of Wokha Village held on February 22. A press note from the WVC also informed that over the last sixty years, “Nagas have suffered untold miseries and sufferings and have not developed according to our talents and potentials because of our unresolved political issue.” “It is time Nagas get opportunity to progress in all developmental spheres - human, infrastructure and economy free from fear and in peace,” it added. The meeting also resolved to support the decision made by Nagaland Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio to contest the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. Appreciating the CM for his efforts towards the welfare of the village, the WVC wished him the best in all his endeavors.
GPRN/NSCN conducts political class
DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 22 (MExN): The GPRN/NSCN Secretariat staff held a general meeting and also a conducted political class on February 22 at designated camp, Khehoi. Home Kilonser, Hevukhu Yepthomi conducted the political class, where members were briefed on the history of the Naga freedom struggle. The chief secretary, Khekiho Chophy and Ghukiho Jimo, home secretary also exhorted the secretariat staffs to abhor all forms of corruption, thus strengthening their will to work towards the common goal of Nagas. “Adding that The Naga freedom struggle was a genuine cause, every member should place the cause before anything else,” stated a press note from the MIP. The meeting was attended by all the Head of departments and ministries along with their subordinates.
Total failure of K-Oil distribution system
Dimapur, February 22 (MExN): The Federations of Dimapur Urban Colony Council Chairman (DUCCCF) and GBs Union Dimapur held joint meeting on February 4, 2014 and discussed the present total failure of K-Oil distribution system in Dimapur urban area through fair price shops.
The joint meeting appealed to the authorities concerned that for the last many years, K-Oil distribution was being carried out by the colonies representatives, GBs systematically/successfully to the general public to every household in the colonies ward 1 to 23 under urban area.
The present distribution system is totally a failure since they have distributed only two (2) times in the last 9 month i.e. April 2013 to January 2014 in the higher rate than fixed by the authority. The present household numbers in every colony are within 500 to 1000. However BPL Card holders are hardly within 40 to 50 families in every colony.
K-Oil is the basic essential commodities sanctioned by the central government for distribution to the general public for entire poor people. Therefore, the house appeals to the authority concerned to immediately abolish the present system and restore the system which were followed till March 2013 so that all the needy public will be equally benefited and get their share without discrimination.
