Students advised to seize opportunities at CSUD silver jubilee

Chakhesang Students’ Union Delhi, Silver Jubilee Celebration, with Neiba Kronu, Minister Planning & Coordination, Land Revenue and Parliamentary Affairs as Guest of Honour & Kuzholuzo(Azo) Nienu, MLA as Special Guest on March 1  at Nagaland House, New Delhi .

NEW DELHI, MARCH 2 (MExN): The Chakhesang Students’ Union Delhi (CSUD) celebrated its silver jubilee under the theme ‘Rooted towards prospective prosperity’ with Neiba Kronu, Minister of Planning & Coordination, Land Revenue and Parliamentary Affairs and MLA, Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu. 

The Speaker of Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) and the President of Chakhesang Students’ Union were special invitees of the programme which was hosted at Nagaland House, New Delhi on March 1. 

Neiba Kronu in his address lauded CSUD for 25 years of its existence. He reminded the students that they were fortunate to be studying in Delhi which is not only the capital but the centre of learning. Comparing the times to when he was a student, he stated that today’s generation has ample opportunities just waiting to be grasped. 

Neiba advised the students that while technology has greatly revolutionized lives and has made the world a global village, one has to be careful that technology does not control them. Taking the current employment scenario of Nagaland, he spoke about the alarming number of educated unemployed people, and he encouraged that one must not only look for government jobs but also explore several other avenues. 

Neiba also released the Jubilee Souvenir compiling the history, articles and a photo gallery of the union and its activities throughout the years.

Azo in his address meanwhile emphasized that the goal of the students was to pursue studies, and thereby asked them to give their best efforts and put faith and confidence in God. Azo reminded the students that it was imperative that they remain focused on their actual purpose to ensure that they do not regret in the future. 

He went on to advice the students that while a degree was important, in the advanced and populated world of the present times, learning the art of survival has become more important than getting a degree.