The Department of Higher & Technical Education bid farewell to the retiring Commissioner & Secretary Anenla T. Sato, IAS at the conference hall, Directorate of Higher Education, Kohima on May 31, informed a DIPR report.
In her farewell speech, Anenla T. Sato, IAS Commissioner & Secretary, Higher & Technical said that she was thankful and grateful to God and the Government of Nagaland for availing her good health and 36 years of service. She called upon her Nagaland Civil Service (NCS) colleagues and acknowledged the NCS Association for inducting her into IAS Cadre. She also narrated about her early entry to the service career where she served under various departments such as, Industry, Higher & Technical Education, SCRT, RD, Police and finally landed in NCS.
Anenla also expressed her happiness to the associate, all the staff and Directors of Higher and Technical Education, for leaving behind with no pending files and works. Sharing her thoughts, she pointed out that she is planning to come up with entrepreneurship after retirement. Above everything, the retiring officer paid her totality in Saluting the Government of Nagaland for availing so many avenues during her 36 years of service. A grateful note to the two Directors and staffs of the department was inevitable for showing so much love and concern for her farewell program, she cited.
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Sentiyanger Pongen, Additional Secretary H&TE in his speech said that farewell is an emotional moment of feelings for with whom we have associated. He said that Anenla T. Sato IAS is a soft spoken, gentle and a woman of strong character with love and care for the subordinates in the office. He also assured that her legacy will be carried forward in the days to come. The program was enthralled by melodious songs presentation from Vilakuolie Mere Technical Education and Imti Aier H&TE.
Earlier the program was chaired by V. Lovitoly Sema, Joint Secretary, H&TE, invocation by Rokono Keyho, Joint Director Higher Education, and welcome address by Er. Vipulhou Lhoung, Director Technical Education. Vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. A Nshoga, Director, Higher Education.
