The CRC International 4th Convention was held at Webuye, Kenya, Africa from November 3-5. Rev Dr N Paphino, President CRC International Association wrote the 'Revival History' which was dedicated by Rev Vangpong Phom, President NCRC. The convention was attended by members from different countries. Presently the CRC churches have been established in 15 countries. The Revival was started from Nagaland on January 9, 1962.
Government Middle School (GMS) Bayavü, Kohima conducted an exposure trip by hiking to Mt Puliebadze, Jotsoma in Kohima district on November 7. An update from the school informed that while climbing up the mountain the students collected the plastic waste and wrappers and dispose to the waste bins. The hikers also got a first-hand experience of identifying the various plants, herbs and trees besides the site seeing from the mountain to marvel the Kohima city and its surrounding areas. A total of 63 students of Class 7 and 8 lead by Head Teacher and three teachers undertook the hike.Governor of Arunachal Pradesh Lt General Kaiwalya Trivikram Parnaik, PVSM, UYSM, YSM (Retd) along with his wife Anagha Parnaik paid visit to the Governor of Nagaland La Ganesan at Raj Bhavan, Kohima during their tour to Nagaland on November 7. (Photo Photo: PRO Raj Bhavan)JNV Chukitong Alumni Association conducted a cleanliness drive at Tokhü Emong venue, Wokha Local ground after the formal programme concluded on November 7. More than 50 alumni participated in the drive. The JNV Chukitong Alumni Association, President, T Zuchanthung Lotha in an update stated that the association was established in 2011 with the mission to create a network of alumni in fostering a spirit of mutual help and good will among the members and collectively contribute for a better society. Their activities include organizing general alumni meet; organizing skill based learning activities, imparting career guidance, counseling and organizing medical camp and organizing clean environment awareness programme and philanthropy activities in Wokha district.Lotha Ekhung New Secretariat Kohima observed its 14th Tokhu Emong celebration at Multi Purpose Hall Planning, Kohima on November 7. Speaking as the special guest, Albert Tsanglao stressed on the importance of preservation of culture and tradition. He called upon the community to strive forward for cooperation and coexist in peace and harmony to build positive contributions to the society. Mhonbemo Murry highlighted the significance of celebrating the festival and reminded the gathering to carry forward the practices of ancestors and truthful. The celebration was marked by cultural songs, dances and traditional attire competition for the kids.Medziphema Pastors’ Fellowship organised the ‘Naya Jeevan Sammelan Crusade’ on November 4 and 5 at local ground, Medziphema. Based on the theme, ‘you must be born again’ John 3:17, the two-day crusade had Pastor Rocky Das, Nagamese Baptist Mandoli Thahekhu as the main speaker. Deputy Commissioner and Chairperson of DLS Mission Shakti, Tuensang, Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa inaugurated a sanitary napkin vending box at the DC Chamber on November 7. This initiative is part of the efforts of the District Hub for Empowerment of Women (DHEW) in Tuensang. The DHEW in Tuensang has taken the initiative to manufacture sanitary napkins locally and distribute them to various women's hostels within the district. The launch of the sanitary napkin vending box aims to provide easy access to sanitary napkins and promote menstrual hygiene among women in the district. (DIPR Photo)
