Kohima, Sep. 25 (EMN): The Western Chakhesang Students’ Union (WCSU) organised a one-day cultural programme on September 24 at Naga United Village in Chümoukedima district on the theme “Reviving culture and ethnicity.” An update from the union stated that, Imlibenla Wati Nienu, who graced the occasion as the guest speaker, has emphasised on the power of unity among the Nagas and how “our culture and ethnicity make us who we are.” “Our culture does not only mean the history of our tradition, folk songs and dances but is also about being honest, just and hardworking,” she said. She encouraged the youth to preserve and uphold those virtues and protect their culture. Zasekhoyi Ringa, general secretary of Western Chakhesang Hoho, also exhorted the students. While encouraging the students to learn multiple languages, he insisted that it is far more important to learn and speak one’s mother tongue to have an identity. Ringa stated that Chakhesangs have unique etho
Dimapur, June 27 (EMN): The Western Chakhesang Youth Leaders’ Conclave was held at WCBCC Mission Centre, 7th Mile village on the theme “Stronger Together” on June 25. It was jointly organised by Western Chakhesang Baptist Church Council Youth Department (WCBCCYD), Western Chakhesang Youth Organization (WCYO) and Western Chakhesang Students’ Union (WCSU) on Rothihu Tetseo, Commissioner of Police Dimapur, Nagaland was the resource person of the event. He emphasised on the leadership qualities one should possess in different capacities. “As Nagas we have multiple gatherings and such gathering should be valued,” he said. He also stressed on ‘reasoning deficiency and lack of inquisitiveness’ from leaders. “Simplicity is not always the best policy”, he said and called the leaders to upgrade themselves and cope with the changing world, develop more understanding and work “stronger together” in all fields to uplift each other. The pro
Kohima, June 13 (EMN): The Western Chakhesang Students’ Union (WCSU) conducted a career guidance programme on the theme “Discovering the diverse opportunities” with an aim to broaden and pave the way for students with career options at WCBCC Mission Centre, 7th Mile, Chümoukedima on June 11. The resource persons were Jenpu Rhakho Rongmei (Founder and Functionary, Can Youth and Buna Enterprise), Kevethito Rose (EAC, Peren Hqs.), Rev. Dr. Chekrovei Cho-o (Prof. of Applied Theology, OTS, Bade, Dimapur), Dr. Michael Tetseo, MBBS (MO, CHC Jalukie) and Zhokhoi Chüzho (Bollywood actor). The resource persons enlightened the students about entrepreneurship/skill development, civil services, theology, medical profession and entertainment industry and shared about the struggles and challenges faced by them. They further challenged the students to be more determined, work hard and have the right competitive attitude and skills. The programme was followed by a discussion and question ho
Toulazouma Students’ Union (TSU) has felicitated meritorious students who secured 80% and above in the Class X and XII examinations conducted by NBSE at the 13th general session held on January 22 at Mini- Theatre, Toulazouma Baptist Church (TBC), Dimapur.Toulazouma Students’ Union in a press released informed that the occasion was held under the theme, […]