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While talking about our tribal customary laws, each Naga tribe practiced their own set of cultures and traditions since time immemorial. These cultures and
Advisor of labour, employment & skill development and excise, Moatoshi Longkumer inaugurated the Dimapur Bar Association Jubilee Hall, Dimapur. Addressing the gathering Longkumer congratulated DBA for successful completion of the jubilee hall and expressed hope the building would go a long way.
Our Reporter Dimapur, Nov. 25 (EMN): Dimapur Bar Association celebrated its silver jubilee at Exposition Hall, Agri-Expo site in 4th Mile, Chümoukedima, on November 25. Speaking on the occasion as the jubilee speaker, president of Nagaland Bar Association (NBA), Akito Zhimomi, stated that it is the duty of lawyers to recognised, scrutinise and dissect the people’s views at personal level and professional level and ultimately argue for the cause of justice. Zhimomi added that all have gathered as they have made the conscious decision to become lawyers and added that it takes courage to be a lawyer in a place like Nagaland. Stating that an enquiring mind is an everyday exercise in their life, he encouraged the lawyers to improve themselves and the circumstances around them. He also advised to keep learning on daily basis with diligence, sincerity and most importantly to have an enquiring mind. Zhimomi stated that the Bar in Nagaland could have progress to a higher level as compared to
Our CorrespondentMokokchung, Nov. 16 (EMN): Judge of Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench, Justice S Serto, has called upon the legal fraternity to uphold their oath of allegiance and dispense justice to enable the people realise their rights and guide them to respect the law. Speaking at the golden jubilee celebration of Mokokchung District Bar Association (MDBA) on November 16 at Mokokchung town hall on the theme “Reaching out,” Justice Serto asserted that a society is not measured by richness and wealth but measured by how people respect and obey the laws. In this regard, he urged the lawyers to uphold their oath and duties by helping people realise their rights and guide them to respect the law. He warned that if the people do not know their rights in a democratic country, then it would be the start of having rulers. He added that when there is lawlessness, chaos would follow and one cannot expect peace and development to go forward. “People who respect and obey the laws are one