Our Reporter Dimapur, Aug.21 (EMN): The funeral service of Razhukhrielie Kevichusa, who passed away on Aug.20, was held on Sunday at Kevichusa colony, Burma Camp in Dimapur. R Kevichusa alias Khrielie Kevichusa passed away at the age of 80 leaving behind an indelible imprint on society. Born on Oct. 21, 1941 in Tezpur to A Kevichusa and Mannie, he was trained as an Agriculture Engineer and was later inducted into the Indian Administrative Service serving the government of Nagaland in various capacities until his retirement in 2001. Following his retirement, he served as the chairman of the Nagaland Public Service Commission. R Kevichusa was also a trained classical violinist, a composer and singer with a deep appreciation for music and mentored several children in the art of music. A memorable and befitting service was held with a hoard of well wishers. Tributes in the form of speeches were given by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, Bible society of India, and his children Bambi Kevichusa an
Dimapur, Aug. 20 (EMN): Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has expressed grief over the demise of former bureaucrat Razhukhrielie Kevichusa alias Khrielie Kevichusa in Dimapur on Saturday. Describing the deceased as an outstanding officer, upright, humble, diligent and down to earth, with a good sense of humour and strong work ethics, Rio said his contribution as an agriculturist, administrator and chairman of various boards have left an indelible mark and footsteps worthy to be emulated. “He was forward looking, having a positive outlook and mentored many young officers who have also become assets to the State Government. His contributions in the field of environment protection and agriculture, especially for bringing changes in the practice of jhum cultivation in Nagaland, are widely appreciated today even outside Nagaland,” read the CM’s condolence message to Ethel Kevichusa. He said that the former IAS officer was also a great music composer, an accomplished violinist and a