Kohima Students Compete in District Youth Parliament

Kohima: Kohima hosted the District Level Youth Parliament and Parliamentary Quiz Competition on November 3. The Department of Parliamentary Affairs Nagaland organized the event at TM Government Higher Secondary School. The competition aims to teach students democratic values and civic education.

Kelhikha Kenye, the school principal and district coordinator, led the opening. He told the audience, "The activity is also intended to inculcate discipline, tolerance by promoting respect for rules, decorum and the ability to listen and tolerate opposing views as envisaged in the parliamentary democratic principles." Students participated in three levels of the program: District, State, and National.

Apone, a PGT at the school, chaired the session. Neito Dzuvichu and Mhasikholie Sachu served as quiz masters. Three teams competed in the event. Keneirienuo Kense, Junda Chugho, and Neisasielie Kuotsu from Ruzhukhrie Government Higher Secondary School took first place. Thangsoi L, Ngapjao Konyak, and Yalo N Konyak of TM Government Higher Secondary School grabbed second. Chillia S, Anulu Veswuh, and Videvonuo Keyiencu from Dr Neilhouzhu Kire Government Higher Secondary School finished third. All participants are class 11 Arts students.

Vice Principal Er. Khriezosietuo Suohu handed out the trophies. The district winners now move on to the 2026 State Level Youth Parliament and Parliamentary Quiz Competition.

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