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NCAP Launched At Colleges In Kohima - Eastern Mirror

DIMAPUR Kohima district administration, in collaboration with Zub-Zub India, launched the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) at Kohima College and Sazolie

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Sazolie College releases book State, governance and development in Northeast India

Dimapur, April 14 (EMN): A book titled “State, governance and development in Northeast India” published by the research committee of Sazolie College was launched by the college’s principal, Dr. Gopal Basnet, during a programme held at the college’s auditorium on April 11. An update from Sazolie College stated that the book was an outcome of a two-day national seminar, which was jointly organised by the department of Sociology and Research Committee in 2019. It was edited by Dr. Thepfusalie Theunuo, Dr. Narola Dangti and Dr. Kangzangding Thou. Discussing the book, Dr. Narola Dangti, stated that it explored the idea of a state as understood as a territorial unit, ordered by a sovereign power with a centralised civil rule and how the idea was translated in the Northeastern part of India. She added that the book examined the pre-colonial, colonial and post-colonial Northeastern states of India. She mentioned that the book looked into the disparities of urbanisation and development

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Moarenla wins inter-collegiate debate contest

Our CorrespondentKohima, Oct. 29 (EMN): Moarenla Jamir from Modern College on Saturday won the 15th edition of the inter-collegiate debate competition held at Sazolie College in Kohima. Jamir, speaking for the motion on the topic “Christianity has brought positive changes in Nagaland,” defeated other 15 competitors representing various colleges to become the champion of this year’s edition. She won a cash prize of INR 10,000 along with a certificate. Speaker from the opposition bench, Khusje Shiu representing Fazl Ali College (FAC), Mokokchung, secured the second position, while the treasury speaker, K Chunchun from Dimapur Government College (DGC), Dimapur, won the third position. They receive cash prizes of INR 7,500 and INR 5000 respectively along with certificates. The consolation prize winners were Tiasen, Pekivi K Kiho, Yongkhongjgumla Chang, Kitokali Yeptho and Nungsamanen Aier. They were awarded a cash of INR 1000 each. Dr. Ketoukhrieü, assistant professor of Political S

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Nagaland: SCAA conducts health camp at Sazolie College

Dimapur, Aug. 5 (EMN): Sazolie College Alumni Association (SCAA), in association with NHAK Tobacco Control Cell, TB, Integrated Counseling and Testing Centre (ICTC), State Public Health (Food Safety), and Indian Hypertension Control Initiative (IHCI), organised a free health camp at Sazolie College on August 4. An update from SCAA stated that the purpose of the health camp was to offer support and awareness among the students enrolled in the college for effective health ethics and to treat underlying illness. During the programme, Dr. Arenla Walling, MO (Tobacco Control), has briefed on the need for lifestyle changes to live healthier lives as tobacco is the world leading agent of death. She also cited the resources available such as nicotine replacement therapy and counseling, to help in quitting the habit in case of addiction. Ayang Imchen, ICTC counsellor (Mobile), spoke on HIV/AIDS and the need to take preventive measures. She also stressed on the need to overcome stigma and seek m

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