Kohima: The Deputy Commissioner of Kohima set a new document checklist for anyone seeking a Language Proficiency Certificate. This requirement covers 19 local languages and dialects identified by the Government of Nagaland. The order follows a Home Department notification aimed at formalizing linguistic standards across the state.
Applicants must provide an application on plain paper. They need to include a Scheduled Tribe Certificate and an Indigenous Inhabitant Certificate. A Class 10 marksheet is also mandatory. Additionally, the office requires a recommendation letter from the relevant Tribal Literature Board or Ura Academy. The notice stated: "Applicants may also submit any other relevant supporting documents for verification."
The Additional Deputy Commissioner of Kohima handles the final issuance of these certificates. Get your files ready. The office expects complete packets for all verification requests.
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