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Nagaland govt urged to take up flood mitigation seriously

Nagaland govt urged to take up flood mitigation seriously
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Child rights club leaders training held at AIDA

Dimapur, Sep. 25 (EMN): With an objective to instill confidence, Child Friendly Dimapur, AIDA, conducted one-day training for child rights club leaders on September 24 at AIDA conference hall. According to an update, the programme was attended by 33 child rights club leaders from Signal Angami, Kacharigaon, Kirha, GHSS Singrijan, Selouphe and Neisatou colony. The programme comprised of technical sessions, audio visual presentations and group activities basing on the roles and responsibilities of child rights club leaders, roles and responsibilities of a leader, leadership skills, United Nation Convention for the Rights of the Child – four cardinal rights and violence against children. During the input sessions, the leaders were educated on the rights of the child focusing mainly on four cardinal rights of the child- inclusiveness for all without any discrimination, considering best interest of the child in all action undertaken by public or private social welfare institutions, court

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One injured in hit and run case Dimapur, Sep. 25 (EMN): One unidentified non-Naga pedestrian, age around 30 years, was hit by a scooty in Ghorapatti area near Amar mill, Dimapur, on September 24 at around 9:20 pm. As a result, the pedestrian received serious head injury and was admitted at Faith Hospital, Dimapur. According to a police report, the pedestrian was wearing a black shirt, grey half pant with black leather belt and a double hearted tattoo marks imprinted on the right dorsum hand with orange thread on the right wrist. Relatives and friends are asked to contact the officer in-charge of West Police Station or Faith Hospital, Dimapur, for further information. Phek district ultimate choir competition Dimapur, Sep. 25 (EMN): Phek District Music and Arts Society (PDMAS), in collaboration with the youth department of Phek Town Baptist Church, will organise the first ever “Phek district ultimate choral competition” at Phek Town Hall on September 30 at 4 pm with Theja Meru, advis

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Nagaland: CFD imparts training to child rights leaders

Dimapur, Aug. 15 (EMN): Training for child rights club leaders was conducted by Child Friendly Dimapur (CFD), AIDA, on August 13 at AIDA conference hall. According to an update, the main objective of organising the programme was to enhance the leadership skills of the child rights club leaders through capacity building and educating them on the four cardinal rights of the children as enshrined in the United Nation Convention for the Rights of a Child (UNCRC). During the session, the club leaders were trained on leadership, characteristics of a good leader, steps to become a good leader and roles and responsibility of the child rights club leaders. Throughout the training session, the children were motivated and trained to become an influential leader by being a doer, it stated. The children were also taught about violence against children including exploitation of children in the form of child labor, begging, commercial sexual exploitation of children, child trafficking, use of childre

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Power dept officers asked to check illegal activities

Dimapur, July 29 (EMN): Member of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Moatoshi Longkumer, has cautioned the officers of the Power department to be aware of some “rotten apples in the basket” who might be indulging in meter tampering and manipulating meters in connivance with the consumers and stated that such activities should be checked and put to stop. He stated this during the celebration of Bijlee Mahotsav, initiated by Ministry of Power and Ministry of New and Renewable Energy on the theme “Ujjwal Bharat and Ujjwal Bhavishya” power @2047 on Friday at Signal Angami Village, Dimapur. While appreciating the Power department and its officials for their service, Longkumer called upon the department to check against their workers indulging in illegal activities and put an end so that the budget deficit that Nagaland is facing today could be slowly overcome. Commenting on the claim that the government of India has achieved 100% rural electrification, Longkumer stated that the gove

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