AVSU annual meet cum felicitation held

Amaluma Village Students’ Union held its annual meet cum felicitation 2015 under the theme “the best preparation for good work tomorrow is to do good work today” on December 27 at the village community hall premises, with SDAO Dimapur and advisor to Kachari Tribal Council Nagaland, S.K. Khemprai as the Chief Guest.
Speaking at the programme Khemprai exhorted the students and the parents and laid emphasis on the 3Ds, Dedication, Devotion and Determination in order to excel in life. He said that one has to inculcate these interrelated 3Ds as possessing talent alone was not enough but has to be utilized and exposed.
He also reminded the parents to be more vigilant and sincere towards their children and that wisdom was necessary in order to balance “our” life. He further felicitated the successful HSLC, HSSLC and degree students 2015 and wished them the best in their future endeavours and advised the students not to be misguided and demoralized by petty mindset of people regarding the employment after the completion of studies.
Guest of honour, president Kachari Tribal Council Nagaland (KTCN) Ramesh Hasnu felicitated the successful students 2015 and urged the parents and students to uphold the spirit of sincerity in their works.
He reminded the students to lend helping hands to parents during the holidays as they worked hard for livelihood, as such they could work hand in hand for the betterment of the village as a whole.
Special invitee president DLMN, Devojit Naben extended his heartfelt gratitude to the union and the village for organising the programme, while exhorting the gathering the need to use their own dialect as it is the responsibility of all to uphold and promote one’s own cultural identity.
The programme was chaired by Maiham Jidung, while the welcome note was address by president AVSU, Waisringdao Naiding and Rotish Jarampusa spoke briefly on behalf of the union.
Vote of thanks was delivered by Org. Secy. AVSU Dharmeswar Jidung. The second session with the fashion show, dance and extempore speech by students was anchored by Helmila Thousen.