AR conducts various activities

Mao market

fire: T Khel lauds humanitarian service

KOHIMA: T Khel council has lauded various groups and organisations such as fire and emergency services, district administration, 1st Assam Rifles, NSDMA, power department, AYO, KVYO with QRT, PYO, TYO, TSU, churches, public and individual for rendering humanitarian services to stop the devastating fire in the Mao market which broke out on February 27 and razed down a number of properties, while partially damaging Bethel hospital.

NBSE informs on conduct of board exams 2023

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) on February 21 held an online meeting with all the Centre superintendents during which the members, besides discussing about the duties and responsibilities, were briefed about the conduct the examination with fairness following the instructions given by the Board. (“Rules for conduct of HSLC & HSSLC Examinations” available in the Board’s website www.nbsenl.edu.in.)

bus card Items barred: Any stationery item– such as textual material (printed or written), bits of papers, Calculator, Pen Drives, Electronics Pen/Scanner, etc. any communication device– such as mobile phone, bluetooth, earphones, microphone, pager, health band, camera, etc. Items like wallet, goggles, handbags, pouches, etc., any eatable item opened or packed, except for diabetic candidates and any other item which could be used for unfair means.

DIMAPUR: Various activities were conducted by Assam Rifles in the month of February, under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North).

Kohima battalion: Kohima Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a solemn Wreath Laying Ceremony at Kohima on February 28 to remember and honour its braveheart

‘Late Rifleman Surendra Lal Arya’. Rifleman Surendra Lal Arya was critically injured on November 22, 1995 in fight with the insurgents at Kalain Chara area in Cachar district of Assam and later took his last breath on 28 Feb 1996 while under treatment for the injuries.

Kamala Devi wife of Braveheart connected with Battalion virtually from Haldwani, Uttrakhand to witness the wreath laying ceremony being organised at Kohima in remembrance of her late Husband. Later, the Unit Commandant in- teracted with the Kamala Devi and paid his Respect &Naman on behalf of the Battalion.

Dimapur battalion: Dimapur Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of IGAR (North) distributed Ration and Food items to the residents at Master Colony, Dimapur on February 25.

The relief materials were distributed to the people who were affected by fire incident on the night of

NDPP expresses gratitude to electorates

DIMAPUR: Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) has expressed sincere gratitude and appreciation to all the electorates of Nagaland for coming forward and exercising their universal adult franchise to vote for their respective candidates.

In a communique, NDPP media & communication committee said that the State witnessed a record voter turnout of 84.69%, which demonstrates the peoples belief in democracy and the democratic process of choosing their leaders.

While congratulating all first-time voters, who had come forward to exercise their rights, NDPP also expressed gratitude to all political parties for participating in the elections by setting up their respective candidates and ensuring that the banner of democracy was lifted high.

“This election was perhaps the first time that Nagaland saw a record of 13 political parties including independents participating. This speaks volumes of how the State has matured politically over the last 59 years since the first general elections of 1964,” NDPP stated.

Further, NDPP congratulated the Election Commission of India, the entire State machinery headed by the chief secretary and DGP Nagaland for the successful conduct of the general elections of 2023.

NDPP commended the exemplary sacrifices of the administration, police force, election officials and members of the central paramilitary and other state police forces in ensuring the smooth conduct of

Post-poll scrutiny conducted for Wokha

DIMAPUR: Post-poll scrutiny of Form 17 A and other documents for all the four Assembly Constituencies under Wokha district was conducted on February 28, in the presence of General Observer 37th Tyui A/C and 38th Wokha A/C Abhishek Krishnan (IAS) and General Observer for 39th Sanis and 40th Bhandari A/C Jyoti Kumar Lakra (IAS) and various political parties.

According to a DIPR report, the objective for conducting post-poll scrutiny is to verify Form 17A and other documents, whether the poll was conducted in a free, fair, and peaceful manner and as per the guideline of the Election Commission of India (ECI).

KPC convenes general meeting

KOHIMA: Kohima Press Club (KPC) has convened a special general meeting of the press club at LCS Conference Hall, on March 1, 11 am. All the members of the Press Club have been requested to attend the meeting on priority.

Acknowledgement

With profound grief we inform of the peaceful demise of our beloved Late Imliwati Longeshir on 26.02.2023. His family wish to thank Doctors and team of Zion Hospital, Dimapur, Dimapur Japu Fellowship, Dimapur Japu Senso, East Dimapur Ao Baptist Church, Ao Senso Telongjem, Padumpukhuri, Nagamese Christian Church, Naharbari, Dimapur Japu Tetsur Telongjem, Friends and well Wishers. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one personally but your expressions of sympathy shall never be forgotten. May God bless you all abundantly.

Always Loving Father, Mother, Brother, Sister and Close Ones.

February 23 which engulfed nearly 30 houses depriving 70 families of their livelihood.

Assam Rifles distributed essentials items like rice, wheat and sugar to the residents to mitigate the hardship of the people. The Secretary of Village Council thanked the Assam Rifles for its help and support. GB of the village expressed his gratitude towards the Battalion for the continuous support extended to the people.

the entire election process.

The party said that it was because of all their concerted efforts that the general elections of 2023 could be conducted in a free and fair manner.

Apart from a few stray incidents, NDPP maintained that 2023 election was one of the most peaceful ones in recent history of Nagaland, for which the party thanked each and every member of the State.

It further appreciated and noted the contributions of the Churches, tribal hohos, civil society organizations and NGOs in ensuring “Clean Election”.

“We thank each and every individuals as well as organizations who have been praying incessantly for the successful and peaceful conduct of the elections,” NDPP stated.

PHSS observes ‘National Science Day 2023’

DIMAP UR: Pilgrim Higher Secondary School (PHSS) observed “National Science Day” on February 28, to mark the discovery of the Raman Effect in 1928 by Indian Physicist C.V Raman.

In a press statement, PHS principal informed that a street play, video-presentation on the formation of the Earth and Moon marked the event. Later on, an exhibition of Science laboratory tools was inaugurated in the Science laboratory by the Principal, Kaini Khekho Kikon in the presence of classes 1 to 3.

The theme of National Science Day 2023, “Global Science for Global Wellbeing” was extensively discussed.This event was organized by Science department.

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our Beloved

In a press statement, T Khel chairman K. Neibou Sekhose and genral secretary, Thepfuzakie Suohu have also thanked the prayer groups, both individual and churches for their unwavering support through prayers at the time of the havoc.

T Khel council has expressed their appreciation towards chief minister, Neiphuo Rio for personally vesting the incident areas to take stock of the loss and immediate remedial measures and also for the financial support with commitment to supports all possible help.

NBSE further informed that candidates are required to bring their original admit cards to the examination hall/room on all the days of the examination. Candidates are also requested to read the question paper carefully before they start to write the answers. Answers to the questions should be written keeping in mind the marks allotted to it.

Candidates are to note the following permitted items and barred items:

Permitted items: admit card, school identity card, stationery item i.e. transparent pouch, geometry/pencil box, blue/royal blue ball point/gel pen, scale, writing board, eraser, analogue watch and transparent water bottles,

The Board re-iterated that candidates must shade/darken the roll number on the front page of the OMR of the answer book correctly/properly. Candidates have also been reminded to maintain discipline and refrain from any kind of mal-practices during examinations. The Board cautioned that anyone resorting to unfair means in the examinations would be dealt as per the rules of the Board.

Further, candidates have been advised to reach the exam centre in time by moving out from home early.

Meanwhile, the Board extended best wishes to all the candidates appearing for the examinations.