Kohima: Nagaland University saw a busy week of academic and athletic events. Dr. Nigamananda Das released a book titled Work Life Balance among women: Challenges opportunities transformation on October 14. Authors Prof. Anju Verma and Dr. Seema Rani Thappa saw their work debut during a research course valedictory at the Kohima Campus. The event was sponsored by the Indian Council of Social Science Research.
Meanwhile, the Department of History and Archaeology clinched the Associate Dean’s Cup at the same campus on October 16. They beat the Management Department in the final match. The tournament, themed Equinox, started on October 7 with 15 teams competing in a seven-a-side futsal format. Prof. N. Venuh and Dr. Ditalak Mpanme overseen the event to foster discipline.
In Dimapur, Immanuel College wrapped up its 32nd Sports Meet on October 17. Dr. Th. Sharatchandra Singh opened the four-day event at the SAI Sports Training Centre. Students competed in sports ranging from football and volleyball to carrom. Simultaneously, ICFAI University held a talk on leadership featuring Brig. MS Jamwal of the Assam Rifles.
Community and skill-based efforts also marked the calendar. Can Youth and the Adolescent Club Vis Unita cleaned up Burma Camp on October 16. Coordinators Khumti T. Sangtam and Kuvukali K. Zhimo led 35 members through Veterinary and Rainbow Colony. Also, Government High School in Tseminyu New Town taught students how to make custard. Headmaster Chegeseng Kath noted the value of these lessons. He said, "learning such skills could benefit them in the future by opening up avenues for self-employment and enabling them to earn an income to support their livelihoods."
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