Wokha Students Debate One Nation, One Election

Kohima: MY Bharat and the Mount Tiyi College NSS unit staged the District-Level Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament in Wokha on November 9. The event centered on the theme One Nation, One Election. It gathered young people to build leadership skills and increase democratic awareness.

Rechalungle, the Extra Assistant Commissioner of Wokha, attended as the special guest. She praised the event for giving students a stage to build confidence and debate national policy. She noted the participants were fortunate to have this outlet: "the young participants were fortunate to have an avenue to express their opinions, develop confidence and engage in meaningful discussions on issues of national importance."

NSS Programme Officer Ekonbeni M. Tsanglao opened the session. NSS volunteer Chibeni T. Kikon chaired the proceedings. The agenda included an assessment period before the formal Youth Parliament session where students showcased their public speaking and critical thinking.

Rhonthunglo took first place in the competition. Manika finished second, while Genives Murry claimed third. Assistant Professor M. Mhono Odyuo wrapped up the event with feedback on the student performances. Organizers closed the day by awarding prizes and certificates to all winners.