Two terminated from “NNC (NA)”
Dimapur, September 26 (MExN): The “NNC (NA)” has terminated ‘kilonser of industry’ Yeheka (Nitokhe) Achumi and ‘major’ Victor Zhimo for indulging in anti-national activities which was detrimental to the organization. The duo were randomly collecting "funds" in the name of the organization, which tarnished the image of the “NNC (NA)”. This has been informed here in a press note issued by the ministry of kilo affair, K Zhimomi.
SCERT officials to attend regional seminar on adolescence education
Kohima, September 26 (MExN): Tuolie Seleyi, reader and Zavise Rume, project coordinator, State Council of Educational Research & Training (SCERT) Nagaland are representing the Nagaland state in a regional seminar on adolescence education to be held at Guwahati from September 28 to 29 organized by North East Regional Institute of Education, NCERT, Shillong. They are expected to give paper presentation at the seminar on various issues relating to adolescence and population education programmes in Nagaland. Participants are expected from eight north eastern states.
Dimapur, September 26 (MExN): The “NNC (NA)” has terminated ‘kilonser of industry’ Yeheka (Nitokhe) Achumi and ‘major’ Victor Zhimo for indulging in anti-national activities which was detrimental to the organization. The duo were randomly collecting "funds" in the name of the organization, which tarnished the image of the “NNC (NA)”. This has been informed here in a press note issued by the ministry of kilo affair, K Zhimomi.
SCERT officials to attend regional seminar on adolescence education
Kohima, September 26 (MExN): Tuolie Seleyi, reader and Zavise Rume, project coordinator, State Council of Educational Research & Training (SCERT) Nagaland are representing the Nagaland state in a regional seminar on adolescence education to be held at Guwahati from September 28 to 29 organized by North East Regional Institute of Education, NCERT, Shillong. They are expected to give paper presentation at the seminar on various issues relating to adolescence and population education programmes in Nagaland. Participants are expected from eight north eastern states.
