Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA) chairman Theja Meru and others join World Music Day celebration at Old NST Kohima, organised by 8T7 Enterprises on June 21. (Morung Photo)
National People’s Youth Front (NPYF) Nagaland State Team, the youth Front of the National People's Party (NPP) celebrated World Music Day on June 21. In Dimapur, NPYF State Team marked the occasion in collaboration with Institute for Music Education, Duncan Basti, by sponsoring one month’s course fees for promising and deserving music students. NPYF Kohima District Unit volunteered at the World Music Day celebration held at Old NST Main Town, Kohima. NPYF Mokokchung District Unit participated in similar volunteer efforts in the district. (Photo Courtesy: NPYF Nagaland)Eden Higher Secondary School, Dimapur conducted a motivational session for teachers with Dr Maongkala Longchar, Associate Professor, Department of English, Dimapur Government College as the speaker on June 21. Dr Longchar described teaching as more than a profession—it is a spiritual responsibility that demands reflection, dedication, and service. She urged educators to prioritise both academic excellence and character-building in students. She highlighted the need for teachers to reflect on their personal growth, remain open to learning, and lead a balanced life rooted in purpose. Programme began with an invocation and welcome by Dr ML Ngullie, Chairman, School Management Board, and ended with the Principal’s vote of thanks
