Kohima: Zisaji Presidency College in Kiphire launched the second edition of its annual college festival, Mungri, on October 6. The five-day event features a mix of cultural, literary, and sports activities. Kiphire Superintendent of Police Chinese Chakhesang served as the special guest for the opening ceremony. He urged the student body to stay legally and digitally informed while maintaining strict discipline.
Chakhesang pushed students to build healthy habits and master practical skills. He stressed that success requires smart time management and perseverance. College Principal Dr. Phyobenthung explained the event name during his opening remarks. Mungri comes from the Sangtam dialect and represents a "confluence" or coming together. The inaugural program started with a musical prelude of Heal the World.
Assistant professors performed Wonderful World, while the Hilly Troupe provided a traditional folk song. The college handed out several honors during the opening. Setsala from the English department and Rangcholi from the Political Science department received Governor’s Meritorious Awards for the 2025-26 session. Setsala also earned the Helen Jamir Award.
Nagaland University Four-Year Undergraduate Programme toppers Nitsavi A. Sumi and Ridangla P. Sangtam received recognition for their academic success. Sumi placed third in History, while Sangtam took fourth in Political Science. The fest moves to its second day with a focus on literature. The remaining three days consist of various sporting events.
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