Monthly Archives: December, 2024

DIMAPUR, NOV 30 (NPN): Nagaland Governor La Ganesan extended his warm greetings to the people of Nagaland on the occasion of the state’s 62nd Statehood Day, reflecting on its historic journey, achievements, and aspirations for the future. In a video message on the eve of the Statehood Day, the Governor highlighted the significance of the day when Nagaland began its journey as the 16th state of the Indian Union on December 1, 1963, emphasizing the struggles and challenges faced by the state’s forbearers. “Their unwavering spirit and determination are testaments to the strength of our people who have worked tirelessly to carve out a unique identity for Nagaland in the vast tapestry of India,” he stated. Ganesan acknowledged the progress Nagaland has made over six decades, citing significant achievements in education, sports, and community development. He commended the resilience and adaptability of its citizens, noting how the state has blended tradition with modernity to enrich its cultural heritage. “Our vibrant festivals and rich cultural expressions stand as a testament to our unity and diversity,” he remarked, celebrating the unique spirit of Nagaland. While celebrating progress, Ganesan also emphasized the importance of preserving the peace that has been hard-earned. “It is a precious gift that must be preserved with utmost care and responsibility,” he said, urging the people to work towards a society built on mutual respect, understanding, and unity. He also drew attention to areas requiring focused attention, such as economic development, infrastructure growth, healthcare, and environmental preservation. “Efforts must be intensified to boost sustainable growth and provide opportunities for all, ensuring every Naga enjoys a decent quality of life,” he stressed. As Nagaland marks the statehood, Ganesan urged all citizens to work collectively towards a brighter future, building on the achievements of the past while addressing present challenges with determination. LS MP: Commemorating the Statehood Day, Lok Sabha MP Supongmeren Jamir extended warm greetings to the people of Nagaland. Supongmeren paid tribute to the sacrifices of the state’s pioneering leaders. “The road to our statehood was paved with the sweat and tears of a generation, while the journey forward since then has been fueled with vision, courage, and dedication. We owe our forefathers the nurturing fruits of today and the promise of a brighter tomorrow,” he stated. Supongmeren called for celebrating this historic milestone by reaffirming a collective commitment to the growth and development of Nagaland, emphasizing values of honesty and integrity passed down from the forefathers. He further urged all, particularly the youth to align their dreams and aspirations with the collective story of progress and development, as an individual and for the State.

Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has announced the routines of High school leaving certificate (HSLC), Class XI Promotion and higher secondary school leaving certificate (HSSLC) Examinations 2025.

NSCN/Reformation has welcomed 29 members from the NSCN/K (Khango) and NSCN/Akato factions who joined its fold on November 29, 2024.

In view of slope protection works being undertaken along Pagla Pahar stretch of National Highway-29 (NH-29) near Chathe (Patkai) Bridge by NHIDCL, the Dimapur police have informed that Hill Side (LHS) of NH along Pagla Pahar area, which is marked as a Rock Fall Zone, has been closed for traffic movement.

The eagerly anticipated Dimapur Night Carnival (DNC), jointly organized by the Dimapur Municipal Council and Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has been postponed and the venue has been changed.