Kohima: Nagaland marked a busy week with youth engagement, administrative shifts, and international representation. The Assisi Centre for Integrated Development partnered with the National Domestic Workers Movement to host 187 children for a summer camp. Operating under the theme "Together we learn, Together we Grow," the kids took part in quizzes, action songs, and extempore speeches. Resource person Moala Longchar led the group, pushing the values of teamwork and personal growth.
Government workers faced new requirements. The Administrative Training Institute kicked off mandatory foundation training for Directorate Ministerial Staff Services on July 13. This one-month program follows a July 10, 2026, memorandum from the Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department. The curriculum covers IT, finance, and legal matters. Participants finish three weeks of classes before a final exam week. The initiative stems from Rule 8 of the Nagaland Directorate Ministerial Service Rules, 2025.
In the political arena, Lok Sabha MP S Supongmeren Jamir met with Nagaland Governor Nand Kishore Yadav. They discussed state welfare before Jamir left for the Monsoon Parliament session. Meanwhile, three Nagaland residents flew to London on July 11 for the United Colours of North East India event. Neikuonuo Kense, Imlinochet Longkumer, and Shesalu Vadeo participated in a fashion show and performed folk music. Vadeo also displayed four pieces of her art during the gathering, which was organized by North East Indians in UK.
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