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Highlights of programmes organised for students

Educational institutions, departments and other organisations have been organising various programmes for students across the state.
KLC: Pro Bono Club of Kohima Law College (KLC) organised a state level law quiz competition on the topic, “Constitutional Trivia 2022” Friday at the Conference Hall of KLC. The competition held for City Law College Dimapur, Kohima Law College and Mokokchung Law College was addressed by KLC assistant professor, Kezhokhoto Savi.
ICAR-NRC: A three-day training on “reproductive management and artificial insemination in mithun under TSP” was conducted from September 26-28 by Indian Council of Agricultural Research-National Research Centre (ICAR-NRC) on Mithun for 3rd Semester Zoology students of Patkai Christian College. ICAR said the training was intended to provide students with the fundamental knowledge to understand and manage an effective mithun or dairy reproductive programme.
DBHSS: Don Bosco Higher Secondary School on September 24 held a science and arts exhibition for the annual year 2022 with director census operation/ citizen registration Nagaland, ministry of Home Affairs, government of India, Anoop Khinchi as the special guest.
DEO Kohima: District Education Officer (DEO) Kohima under the aegis of the directorate of School Education, Nagaland, Kohima conducted Kohima district level students’ science seminar– 2022 on September 22 at the DEO Kohima Conference Hall.
ICFAI: Department of history, ICFAI University Nagaland organised a webinar on “Law and Gender Question in Colonial India: Age of Consent Act 1891” on September 21 with School of Gender Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Hyderabad, assistant professor, Dr. Neetha Rani as the guest speaker.
BS&G Wokha: Bharat Scouts & Guides (BS&G) Wokha celebrated “International Day of Peace” under the theme, “End Racism. Build Peace” on September 21 at Springdale School, Wokha with Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) cum district commissioner (G) BS&G Wokha, Rozy Sangtam as special guest.
DBCK: The inaugural programme of the annual “Euphoria Festival” of Don Bosco College Kohima (DBCK) organised by DBCK and student forum was held on September 22 under the theme, “With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility” with entrepreneur and consultant, Yanpvou Kikon as special invitee. On September 23, a concert was held as part of the annual “Euphoria Festival” with Youth Net Fellow, Youth Net Incubation’ Centre (YIC), Brand Ambassador of Nagaland Tourism and Founder of KNOW Merchandise, Onen Nenty as guest of honour.
IC: Department of Botany, Immanuel College Dimapur organised one day “Herbarium Technique Certificate Training” on September 23 at Botanical Survey of India, Shillong, Meghalaya.
KLCSU: Kohima Law College Students’ Union organised its 43rd freshers’ meet under the theme, “Venturing Proficiency into Legal Fraternity” with Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu, former MLA and chairman Nagaland Khadi and Village Industries Board as guest speaker.
KCK: An awareness programme on e-waste management was jointly organised by Friends of Nature and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan in collaboration with e- circle, Dimapur under the aegis of IQAC, Kohima College, Kohima on September 23.
MITE: Modern Institute of Teacher Education, Kohima, Current Event and Literary Clubs organised an open extempore debate competition on September 23 which was participated by student-teachers from Aesthetic Club, Cultural Club, Current Event Club, Ecological Club, Literary Club, Red Ribbon Club and other clubs.
SCC: Salt Christian College Dimapur held its 29th freshers’ meet cum cultural day on September 23 at Meren Chapel Hall under the theme “Scribbling New Paths”, wherein the principal Dr. R. Choudhury exhorted the students.
GHSS Chozuba: Government Higher Secondary School, Chozuba organised the NSS Day 2022 on September 24 under the theme, “NSS and the Society” with District Resource Person District Industries Centre, Phek and CTCSU president, Veyito Nyekha as the speaker. The key note address was delivered by, programme officer NSS GHSS Chozuba Unit, Angelo Pfithu.
MTC: Mount Tiyi College NSS Unit organised celebration of NSS Foundation Day cum orientation programme for the NSS volunteers on September 24 at the College Conference Hall.
SET: School of Engineering and Technology (SET) Nagaland University Dimapur celebrated its 15th Fresher’s Day on September 24 at IMC Hall under the Theme, “Carpe Diem” with deputy commissioner of Police Chümoukedima, Munesh as the special guest. Dean NU-SET, Professor V.K. Vidyarthi also exhorted the students.
JCC: An awareness programme on Reserve Bank Integrated (RBI) Ombudsman Scheme and Electronic Banking Awareness and Training (e-BAAT) was organised by office of the RBI Ombudsman, Guwahati and Integrated Banking Department, RBI Guwahati on September 24 for Students and Faculty of Japfü Christian College, Kigwema, Kohima.
SJU: Department of Commerce St. Joseph University (SJU) Chümoukedima in association with Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) Development and Facilitation office, Dimapur and Business Association of Nagas (BAN) organised one day entrepreneurship awareness programme on September 23 at SJU.
LFIC & LFI: Evangelical Union (EU) of Livingstone Foundation International College (LFIC) held its exchange fellowship with the Dimapur Government College (DGC) on September 28 at the College auditorium. Earlier, department of political science, LFIC organised a debate competition on September 21 under the topic, “Should Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition Act 1989 be revoked?”
On September 23, LFIC organised a skill enhancement programme, wherein demonstration on “pickle making” and “soap making” skills were imparted to the students while NSS cell of the LFIC commemorated the NSS foundation day by organising a social work in the Sub Healthcare centre, Signal Angami village Dimapur under the theme “ Community outreach “.
In a separate event on September 23, the Livingstone Foundation International, Dimapur celebrated its annual grandparents’ day. The programme was organized for the grandparents of students belonging to Prep-I to Grade-IV.
UC: The department of commerce, Unity College, Dimapur in collaboration with the Banana Co. (Hengna & Maben Pvt. Ltd.) organised a one-day skill development training programme on September 23 under the theme, “sustainability through green skills”.
MHSS & MITE: Modern Higher Secondary School (MHSS) and Modern Institute of Teacher Education (MITE) organised Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on the topic “How to make a Lesson Plan” on September 27 at the Conference Hall with MITE, assistant professor, Kavani Hekha as the resource person.

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