Chümoukedima Board Pushes School Upgrades

Kohima: The District Planning and Development Board in Chümoukedima met on November 10 at the Land Resource Centre in Rüzhaphema. Chairman and Advisor for Urban Development, Zhaleo Rio, oversaw the session. The board backed upgrading Government High School in Tenyiphe-1 to a Higher Secondary School. Officials also greenlit the transition of Government Middle School in Diezephe to a High School, pending higher enrollment and additional teacher staffing. Furthermore, the board authorized Sinai Mission School to move from Kukidolong to Seithekema C.

ADC T. Lemlila Sangtam set the clock on census work. Self-enumeration starts in January 2027. Trainers and officers finished their preparation, and crews for enumerators and supervisors start training in late November. Sangtam also pressed members to sign up as TB Nikshay Mitras for the TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan. The Deputy Commissioner and ADC already pledged six months of support. Everyone must join a mass social work event set for November 13.

Advisor for Industries and Commerce Hekani Jakhalu turned focus to the CM Yarn Bank in Toluvi. She wants officials to tell weavers about the new facility. "She urged officials to spread awareness about the facility among weavers across the state and ensure that local weavers benefit from the initiative."

Rio promised that the DC Conference Hall will see renovations by December. DPO Alemla Aier presented the Land Resources Department report. A final tug-of-war match capped the day. The team led by Zhaleo Rio beat the crew led by Deputy Commissioner Polan John.

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