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Wokha Town Okotso Ekhung
from 10 Sept 22
One of the speakers addressing the local vendors at the inaugural programme. (DIPR)
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DIMAPUR: Zunheboto Town weekly market (Friday bazaar) initiated by Zunheboto Range Students’ Union (ZRSU) was inaugurated on Friday.
According to a DIPR report, speaking at the inaugural programme at Town Hall Zunheboto, Sumi Kükami Hoho (SKH), president, Kashito Yeputhomi while appreciating the efforts of ZRSU, said the market was a “much awaited initiative”. He also appealed consumers to continue to encourage the local vendors by buying organic produces from the weekly market.
In an introductory speech, ZRSU president, Gihuka Zhimo said the main objective was to provide to promote local entrepreneurs, to provide a business platform for small and local enterprises and to encourage the use of organic products.
He said small and local businesses could greatly contribute to local economies by bringing growth and innovation to the community.
The weekly market was inaugurated by SKH president, dedicated by SBCZ associate pastor, Hinoto Achumi and attended by members from SKH, Sumi Totimi Hoho, Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu, Zunheboto Area Public Organization, Zunheboto Town GBs Association, Zunheboto Area GBs Association, Zunheboto Town Sumi Totimi Loka, Zunheboto Area Sumi Totimi Loka, Zunheboto Area Sports Association, ZRSU officials and local vendors.
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SAMARTH training underway at Nerhema
DIMAPUR: A scheme for Capacity Building in Textile Sector (SAMARTH) training on wood carving organised by office of the development commissioner (handicrafts), government of India, ministry of Textiles, Handicrafts Service Centre, Kohima got underway on September 8 at Nerhema village.
In a press release, Handicrafts Service Centre (HSC) Kohima informed that the programme inaugurated by head GB of Nerhema village, Ruunyu Kenguruse.
It may be mentioned that 30 participants are attending the training programme, which would conclude on November 9.
