Mon Officials Train 113 Workers on Digital Birth and Death Registration

Kohima: The District Economics and Statistics Office in Mon held a training session for 113 people on October 27. The event took place at the Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall. Participants included Registrars of Births and Deaths, village council chairmen, and Anganwadi workers. They gathered to study the Registration of Births and Deaths Act and the Civil Registration System.

Deputy Commissioner Wennyei Konyak led the call for modernization. He told those in attendance: "Digitisation would ensure easier access to the certificates when availing benefits from government and non-government agencies." Konyak wants staff to keep current with system upgrades and push citizens to move their paperwork into digital formats.

Deputy Director Kezhalelhou Solo opened the session by outlining the legal requirements and benefits of the registration framework. Yhunchilo Khing chaired the day's proceedings. Economics and Statistics Officer Nzambemo Kithan led the training and interactive portions of the meeting, while Limongi S. Ovung closed the session with a vote of thanks. The training circuit moves to Tizit Block on October 30.

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