Kohima: Bailey Baptist College in Wokha launched its week-long Milange, Whoop de Do Week 2026, on October 12. The festivities run through October 17. The program includes a variety of sports, cultural displays, and recreational activities meant to push students past their typical classroom studies.
Deputy Commissioner K Mhathung Tsanglao acted as the special guest and officially opened the event by bowling a ball. Yanrenthung Humtsoe, the WDSA chairman and MSME representative, served as the guest of honor. Humtsoe pushed the student body to get involved, telling them: "Explore your talents, discover new interests and develop your personalities beyond academics."
Humtsoe noted that the college invited other local institutions to join the festivities. He wants students to build confidence and creativity. Tsanglao focused his speech on the basics. He demanded discipline, punctuality, and respect for all teachers. He told the audience that education must shape better human beings, urging students to stay alert and learn something new every single day.
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