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Kohima: The Department of Social Welfare bid farewell to outgoing director Tosheli Zhimomi on October 31. The ceremony took place at Highland Park in Kohima, marking the end of her 35-year tenure. She leaves behind a long record of public service.
Advisor for Social Welfare Wangpang Konyak praised Zhimomi for her professional leadership and compassionate approach to her work. Secretary Limawabang Jamir credited her with mentoring staff beyond the scope of standard training manuals. Jamir stated: "Her guidance and wisdom were qualities that could not be acquired from training manuals."
S. Toiho Yeptho, deputy speaker of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly and Zhimomi’s husband, commended her for balancing her career with family life. Representatives from district offices and various missions also attended, citing her patience in managing complex public administration tasks.
Zhimomi thanked the chief minister, departmental staff, and her family for their years of support. She noted her pride in visiting all 17 districts of Nagaland during her career. She highlighted the recent completion of the Highland Park amphitheatre as a major goal achieved under her tenure. Incoming director T. Aoakhum Longchar wished her well in retirement.
Joint director Imkongzenla chaired the event, while superintendent Rukuvoto Ringa led the invocation. Deputy director K. Wango Langsym shared the service profile, and joint director T. Neingusalie delivered the final vote of thanks.
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