Kohima: Tseminyu and Tobu officials met this week to push for regional improvements. The District Planning and Development Board met in Tseminyu on October 16 at the Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall. Deputy Commissioner Japheth Woch chaired the session. He prepped the board for an upcoming visit from the Union Minister for Panchayati Raj, Fisheries and Animal Husbandry. The minister will tour the NECTAR Light House, a hospital, and a local village.
The Tseminyu board approved the registration of Lyu Ron Society from Phenshunyu village. They also cleared the path to upgrade the local Sub-Industries Centre to a full District Industries Centre. The district administration hit a milestone during the meeting. Officials officially declared Phenwhenyu and Zusinyu as child marriage-free zones. Woch handed out certificates to celebrate the status. "The DC handed over certificates recognising the status to the two villages," according to meeting reports.
Meanwhile, the Tobu SDPDB gathered at the EBRC Hall on October 15. Chairman and MLA A. Nyamnyei Konyak led the meeting. The board demanded quick action on several infrastructure items. They pushed for a new sub-treasury in Tobu town and a retaining wall. They also recommended funding for the Baptist English School in Wangshi village. Plans include a 5-km circular road at the SDO Civil headquarters in Angjangyang and new staff quarters in Yei village.
The Tobu session drew a crowd. Heads of departments, including Veterinary, Forest and Social Welfare, detailed their active schemes. Village leaders from Mopong Circle, Monyakshu, and Tobu attended. Presidents of Konyak Union branches, KNSK units, and the Tobu Area Students’ Union joined local ward chairmen and government officials to oversee the planning process.
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