Along with the observance of the International Mother Language Day 2022, the first revised edition of the Chang English, English Chang dictionary was released by Bangchung, Chairman of the Chang literature Board (CLB). The dictionary compiled by (Lt) Achilla Imlong Erdican was revised and edited by Dr Wongto Chingmak pastor. The Mother Language Day was organized by Phinjem, the media organ of the Chang Baptist Church Dimapur.
Pranab Vidyapith Hr Sec School, Dimapur observed ‘Matribhasha Diwas’ at its school auditorium on February 21. Speeches from the students, teachers and songs were presented to mark the day and pay tribute to mother tongue.
Indian Red Cross Society Nagaland, Kohima tour to various districts in Nagaland started from Tseminyu District on February 21. The team led by vice-chairman (IRCSN), Sawathang Kerseb, General secretary (IRCSN), Dr Neiphe Kire, along with Deputy Commissioner Tseminyu, Dr Zasekuolie Chusi IAS distributed blankets and masks to 60 people at Tseminyu. (DIPR Photo)
The Rising People’s Party launched ‘A Walk to Save Nagaland’ to kick-start its campaign for the next general assembly elections on February 21. The RPP members and well-wishers will be covering Dimapur-Mhainamtsi-Thekrujuma-Piphema-Kohima-Jakhama-Pfutsero-Meluri-Kiphire-Tuensang-Tobu-Aboi-Wakching-Tamlu-Merangkong-Tuli–Yajang-Foothill road-Niuland-Dimapur. The circular walk around Nagaland will cover 1200 plus km in an estimated 40-day period. (Photo Courtesy: RPP)
Under Swachh Bharat Mission, the Longleng Town Council distributed dustbins (for biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste) and eco-friendly septic solution/organic decomposers to all the 11 wards authorities of Longleng Town at DC’s residence on February 19. (DIPR Photo)
Sakhi-One Stop Centre building at Phek was inaugurated by Commissioner & Secretary, Sarah R Ritse on February 19. Speaking on the occasion, she called upon the civil society to join efforts for the success of the programs. Earlier, she unveiled the plaque and inaugurated the building. Short speeches were delivered from the State Resource Center for Women, Nagaland and Phek Deputy Commissioner, Razouvolie Dozo. The function was chaired by Phek EAC, Wetsho Lasushe; a dedicatory prayer of the building was said by Zuhlhutalu Hoshi, Associate Pastor Women, Bible Hill Baptist Phek Town. (DIPR Photo)
Fire fighters engaged in dousing off the fire which broke out at Noklak village jungle near Tsuwao village on February 20. After nearly three hours of intense fire fighting with the help of Tsuwao villagers, the fire was brought under control. (DIPR Photo)
Model Christian College, Kohima organized cultural day under the theme ‘Transcending Differences and Embracing Uniqueness’ with Dr Hovithal Sothu, Project Director, TAFMA as guest speaker at the College Auditorium on February 19. Speaking on the theme, Dr Hovithal emphasized on the need to overcome differences by laying down some elements that will ensure coexistence. In a culture rich Nagaland characterized by variety of dialects and other differences, he stated that appreciation of the other, resolving conflicts and embracing differences can contribute to the welfare of a thriving, coexisting society.
