The literary session of the 40th Zunheboto Range Students’ Union (ZRSU) General Conference was held on January 8, with L Chinglem Konyak, NCS, Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC), Zunheboto, as the speaker.
The programme began with greetings delivered by Gihuka K Zhimo, President of the Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (SKK). In his address, Zhimo said that the present time calls for introspection and retrospection, encouraging students to reflect on their roles and responsibilities in society.
Speaking on the occasion, L Chinglem Konyak highlighted the importance of vision and purpose in personal and collective growth. He emphasized that education should be pursued with clear goals and encouraged students to acquire knowledge that is practical, meaningful and beneficial to society.
He noted that Nagaland has a rich tradition of student unions and associations, which play an important role in community development and leadership. He urged students to uphold positive values, unity and discipline in their activities.
Referring to development, Konyak observed that Zunheboto district has made significant progress over the years and stressed the need to continue striving for excellence and competitiveness with other developed districts. He also spoke on the positive impact of education and infrastructure in shaping society.
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Highlighting employment challenges, he said that while government jobs are limited, there are many opportunities available through skill development, entrepreneurship and government schemes. He encouraged students to take advantage of improved road connectivity and other facilities to explore new avenues for growth.
Urging the youth to maintain dignity in labour, Konyak advised students not to shy away from small or humble beginnings, noting that hard work and perseverance often lead to success.
Earlier in the programme, the session was chaired by Mughapu K Muru, with an invocation offered by Abokali Yeptho of APY Lizu, Naghuto Baptist Church, a special song presented by the Asukhomi Students’ Union, and a literary competition hour held as part of the programme.
