Nagaland: News in Pictures

ABAM Youth Ministry organized ‘Contextual training’ for Associate Pastor Youth from April 11 to 14 at Pine Book Centre, Umbang, Meghalaya. Altogether 89 Associate Pastor Youth attended the training. The speakers were Rev Dr Aowapang Pastor Guwahati Ao BA; Rev Dr Meyu Changkiri, Pastor, Shillong Ao BA; Butisen Ozüküm; Imli P Lemtur, Pastor, Jorhat Ao BA; Toshi Sanglir, Secretary, ABAM YM; Teka Imchen, Coordinator, ABAM YM. (Photo Courtesy: ABAM)

The Dimapur District Transport office under the initiative of the Nagaland Pollution Control Board began a month-long awareness drive on the National Clean Air programme. The awareness campaign started at various strategic locations in and around Dimapur and Chümoukedima on April 15 under the leadership of D Jambo, DTO Dimapur. During the campaign, the officials disseminate basic information about pollution caused by emissions from automobiles. Do's and don'ts tips to reduce pollution from automobiles were highlighted and distributed to the automobile users as paper flyers. The officials held short seminars with the automobile users on-road vehicles and Testing emission levels such as Carbon dioxide (CO2), hydrocarbons (Hc), carbon monoxide (Co), and oxide of nitrogen (Nox) were checked free of cost during the campaign drive. (DIPR Photo)

Oral cancer screening camp organised by National Oral Health Program, Zunheboto was held at Khukiye Lukhai village on April 12. (Photo Courtesy: CMO Zunheboto) 

The Art Club of Norman Putsure College, Chümoukedima organised its first Cosfest Carnival on April 15, with an aim to let the students showcase their creativity through the costumes. The programme was hosted by Orenvungi Tsanglao, began with an invocation followed by welcome speech by Saneinuo Putsure, Managing Director, NPC. In the Cosfest Carnival four houses viz. Aqua, Ventus, Ignis and Terra took part in various competitions where Terra house emerged as the overall champion.

Governor of Nagaland La. Ganesan held an interactive meeting with South Indian Community members to mark the occasion of Tamil New Year and Vishu (Malayalam) at Dr Imkongliba Ao Hall, Raj Bhavan, Kohima on April 14. (Photo Courtesy: PRO Raj Bhavan)

Advisor for Youth Resources & Sports, Keoshu Yimkhiung inaugurated Y Thsankiu Road, the approach Road was constructed under the patronage of Yimkhiung Tribal Council in honour of Late Y Thsankiu, Former President of YTC. The Advisor said that people should not only depend on the Government for development but start to work hard independently so that the government can help in possible ways for better development. Deputy Commissioner, Thuvisie Phoji appreciated YTC and Civil Society Organizations for development without depending on Government. President YTC said that the approach road was constructed through public contribution. He also said that the road connects Leangkonger Orange Farm to Shungkiu Village covering 3 km. (DIPR Photo)

The pioneer of Jesuits Mission in North East India, Reverend Father Raymond D'Souza SJ offered Holy Mass in Kidima village (the first established Church by the Jesuits Mission amongst North East India on 22nd November 1970) in the Superior General of Franciscan Sisters of Saint Mary of the Angels (FSMA), Sister Roshan four days gospel tour (Kidima) on April 16.

Nagaland CAWD & Taxes Advisor Kudecho Khamo during a visit to office of THE Deputy Commissioner of Taxes, Mokokchung Zone at Mokokchung on April 14. (Morung Photo)