Nagaland Social Welfare Director Tosheli Zhimomi Retires After 35 Years

Kohima: The Department of Social Welfare in Nagaland bid farewell to Director Tosheli Zhimomi on October 31. The ceremony took place at Highland Park in Kohima. Zhimomi leaves behind 35 years of public service.

Advisor Wangpang Konyak praised her leadership and compassion during the event. Secretary Limawabang Jamir credited her with providing wisdom that no training manual can replicate. Her husband, Deputy Speaker S. Toiho Yeptho, celebrated the milestone while highlighting her ability to balance a demanding career with family life.

Representatives from district offices and various missions expressed their gratitude. They noted her patience in managing complex administrative tasks. Zhimomi visited all 17 districts during her tenure. She credited the department's successes to collective teamwork rather than individual effort. She specifically celebrated the completion of the Highland Park amphitheatre as a long-held dream.

Incoming Director T. Aoakhum Longchar addressed the crowd to honor his predecessor. He noted, "Though you are retiring from active official responsibilities, the sweet memories created during your service will remain with us and your valuable contributions to the Department will be remembered with respect and appreciation."

Joint Director Imkongzenla chaired the program. Rukuvoto Ringa led the invocation. Deputy Director K. Wango Langsym outlined Zhimomi's service profile. T. Neingusalie closed the event with a vote of thanks.

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