Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union Bangalore (ENSUB) celebrated its 15th annual fresher’s meet with the theme “Think globally act locally” on October 15 at United Theological College (UTC) Bangalore.
A press release from ENSUB general secretary David Chang stated that, B.S. Nganlang MLA as chief guest delivered a speech about importance of union and Nagas residing in Bangalore. He spoke about opportunities for students in modern world and urged them not to be driven away by short routes to gain success. He added, “Try to work hard and learn the best you can and inherit good things which can be applied to our society.” He said “If you are fully equipped with knowledge, you can bring the change in our society.”
The event started with Yimchunger folk song followed by welcome speech from president of ENSUB Pongkhyuse Sangtam, appreciation note by Agin vice president, ENSUB, exhortation from Akho president, NEWAK and Athok ENFB advisor, enumeration by Manpa Konyak committee member, ENFB.
A special prayer for the fresher’s was led by Rev. Seiboi Kipgen pastor, Kuki Worship Service Bangalore. Yongkonglanga Chang delivered the speech on behalf of fresher’s.
Sangkhamong Chai and Lidiya Buchemwere crowned the Mr. and Miss. Freshers’ 2018, respectively. Tribal attire show added extra flavor to the programme by showcasing the rich culture and tradition of Eastern Nagas. Vote of thanks was delivered by Rhakiumong executive chairman, ENSUB. Freshers’ meet is celebrated every year to welcome new members from Eastern Naga community, arrived in Bangalore for further education and seeking job opportunities.