Dr. Khrielieü Kire (12 January, 1918 – 11 September, 2013) the first Naga lady Doctor, fondly known by the name Dr. K.K. Angami, was a Naga bureaucrat and a great, if not the greatest philanthropist of her time. Born into a Kire Angami Naga family in Kohima village, Nagaland, Dr. Kire was the eldest child of four children of Mr. ZetsoviKire and Mrs. NeikuonuoKire. According to her younger brother Mr. Vatsümvü Kirekha, a Retired Director, Soil and Water Conversation Department, Government of Nagaland, Dr. Kire did her early schooling from Mission School Kohima and matriculated from Government High School, Shillong. Her love for humanity especially the poor and the needy was enough to convince her to choose the path of her exemplary life. She studied and completed Licentiate in Medicine and Surgery (LMS) from Women’s Medical College, Ludhiana, Punjab, and became the first Naga lady Doctor. She then served as Medical Officer at Ganesh Das Medical Hospital, Shill
DIMAPUR, DECEMBER 13 (MExN): As the Konyak community’s seven days mourning for the victims of the Oting killings concluded on December 13, the Konyak Union (KU), Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong (KNSK) and the Konyak Students Union (KSU) issued a list of directi
Brief Report on the Oting Incident on 4. December, 21121 On the evening of 4th December around 1610 hrs, where 08 (eight) villagers were returning home from coal mining work at Tiru in a Pickup Truck, they were =bushed and killed by Security Forces (reportedly, 21 Para Special Force based in Assam ) at random, apparently without any attempt for identification.
26 May 2021 Dr Captain (retired) Syed Ahmed Mortada :Dr Akhteruddin Ahmed, the then Civil Surgeon of Sylhet established Sylhet Medical School, almost single handed, in 1948. He fulfilled the long felt need for a medical school in the then Sylhet district town surmounting many challenges and heavy odds.In 1962, Sylhet Medical College was upgraded to Sylhet Medical College and after the emergence of independent Bangladesh it was renamed Sylhet.