Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers Union (ANATU has demanded that the Department of School Education apply same yardstick for regularization of adhoc teachers in the State. In a letter addressed to the Minister for School Education, ANATU President Neizevotuo Nakhro and General Secretary Huskha Sema stated that, the department must not encourage partiality and show parity in regularization of all adhoc teachers.
ANATU maintains that while the government passed orders for the regularization of some group of ahoc teachers from 2007 to 2011, the present group is still waiting. ANATU claims that many of those regularized during this period were either their contemporaries or those who joined service after them. Hence, in order to maintain equality and seniority, the present adhoc teachers are demanding that their regularization date be effected from 2007; maintaining that if it is not done, their junior colleagues would supersede the present adhoc teachers. ANATU added that any order executed by the government should be in the interest of all teachers.
ANATU further pointed out that on earlier occasions it had given representation, memorandum, ultimatum, etc to the department and also undertook a peaceful agitation in Kohima this year. ANATU reminded that the adhoc teachers ended the agitation only on the basis of the assurance given by the department that their request would be considered within a period of 30 days. With the lapse of time given by the department, ANATU has requested the Minister of School Education for intervention and to anticipate their genuine demand in regularizing of their services.
ANATU also reminded that “teachers by profession are the mentors of every intellectual of the society and is known as one of the most noble and respected profession.” However, in the context of Nagaland, although they diligently delegate their best service for the welfare of the students’, they are being made to suffer.
ANATU maintains that while the government passed orders for the regularization of some group of ahoc teachers from 2007 to 2011, the present group is still waiting. ANATU claims that many of those regularized during this period were either their contemporaries or those who joined service after them. Hence, in order to maintain equality and seniority, the present adhoc teachers are demanding that their regularization date be effected from 2007; maintaining that if it is not done, their junior colleagues would supersede the present adhoc teachers. ANATU added that any order executed by the government should be in the interest of all teachers.
ANATU further pointed out that on earlier occasions it had given representation, memorandum, ultimatum, etc to the department and also undertook a peaceful agitation in Kohima this year. ANATU reminded that the adhoc teachers ended the agitation only on the basis of the assurance given by the department that their request would be considered within a period of 30 days. With the lapse of time given by the department, ANATU has requested the Minister of School Education for intervention and to anticipate their genuine demand in regularizing of their services.
ANATU also reminded that “teachers by profession are the mentors of every intellectual of the society and is known as one of the most noble and respected profession.” However, in the context of Nagaland, although they diligently delegate their best service for the welfare of the students’, they are being made to suffer.
Rio congratulates Arunachal CM
Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): he Chief Minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio, on behalf of the people of Nagaland, congratulated Nabam Ji on assumption of the office of the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh. Stating this in a press note, Rio also added “Under your able and dynamic leadership, the people of Arunachal Pradesh will march forward and would continue to advance and progress in all fields of development”.
OLA members makes trip to State
Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): The Committee on Welfare of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe of the Orissa Legislative Assembly paid a visit to Nagaland on November 1, 2011 as part of their study tour. A press note issued by Officer on special duty to Speaker, P. Purushothaman stated that the Committee consists of five members- Padmanave Behera, MLA Chairman, Kashinath Mallike, MLA, Hrushikesh Naik, MLA, Karendar Majhi, MLA, Rama Chandra Hansdah, MLA and two officers. They have visited all the historically important places on Kohima besides places of their interests. The note also informed that on November 2, the Committee called on Kiyanilie Peseyie, Speaker, NLA at his office chamber and exchanged views on matters of mutual interest of both the states in width and length.
Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): he Chief Minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio, on behalf of the people of Nagaland, congratulated Nabam Ji on assumption of the office of the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh. Stating this in a press note, Rio also added “Under your able and dynamic leadership, the people of Arunachal Pradesh will march forward and would continue to advance and progress in all fields of development”.
OLA members makes trip to State
Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): The Committee on Welfare of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe of the Orissa Legislative Assembly paid a visit to Nagaland on November 1, 2011 as part of their study tour. A press note issued by Officer on special duty to Speaker, P. Purushothaman stated that the Committee consists of five members- Padmanave Behera, MLA Chairman, Kashinath Mallike, MLA, Hrushikesh Naik, MLA, Karendar Majhi, MLA, Rama Chandra Hansdah, MLA and two officers. They have visited all the historically important places on Kohima besides places of their interests. The note also informed that on November 2, the Committee called on Kiyanilie Peseyie, Speaker, NLA at his office chamber and exchanged views on matters of mutual interest of both the states in width and length.
DNSU demands GHSS rooms completed soon
Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): The Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) appeals to the department of School Education and the minister for School Education to expedite extension works on the Government Higher Secondary School in Dimapur. The rooms under construction have to be completed before the next academic session commences, the DNSU said, to accommodate students after admissions.
According to the note from DNSU tribunal general issued by Solomon L Awomi today, students from Dimapur comprise the highest enrollment as it is the only government-run higher secondary institution in the district. The shortage of classrooms affects the teachers and students, parents and the authorities, the union said. The DNSU has appealed to the authorities in concern to expedite the construction works and complete the new building of the school “without affecting next academic.”
Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): The Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) appeals to the department of School Education and the minister for School Education to expedite extension works on the Government Higher Secondary School in Dimapur. The rooms under construction have to be completed before the next academic session commences, the DNSU said, to accommodate students after admissions.
According to the note from DNSU tribunal general issued by Solomon L Awomi today, students from Dimapur comprise the highest enrollment as it is the only government-run higher secondary institution in the district. The shortage of classrooms affects the teachers and students, parents and the authorities, the union said. The DNSU has appealed to the authorities in concern to expedite the construction works and complete the new building of the school “without affecting next academic.”
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