A one-day career guidance for UPSC/NPSC/CAPF and other Departmental Exams was conducted under the theme “Education with Goal to Serve” on 25 March 2023 at PSC Conference Hall, Longleng. The event for civil services aspirants was jointly organised by Longleng administration, Police and Phom Students’ Conference.
EAC Longleng, Dr. Samuel A. Konyak, NCS in his short speech said there is always a misperception in Nagas that only wealthy people get through Civil Service Exams. However, one should not be discouraged by such false notion but instead work hard, he said.
Irrespective of educational backgrounds, every individual has the potential to get through the exams provided one puts concerted effort, Konyak added. Further, he stated that trying to enter into government services to impress somebody or seeking prestige for our family or village was a wrong intention. One should instead inculcate the spirit of willingness to serve the people and the State, he said.
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Superintendent of Police, Longleng, Dr. Pritpal Kaur, IPS in her short speech said she was confident that one of the youths sitting as aspirants will stand up as DC, EAC, SP, etc one day. Even the Britishers were unable to deal with the Nagas and now how can we defeat ourselves, she challenged.
Kaur said that in the present day, the enemies are corruption, easy money, laziness, alcohol, drugs and jealousy. She also added that being poor should not be an excuse, everything is possible if we have strong will power and determination to work hard.
Philip, Literature Secretary, Phom Baptist Christian Association, also spoke in the programme.
On the occasion, the 80 civil services aspirants who participated in the programme were also briefed about the strategies to be adopted for various entrance exams.
Earlier, N. Dape Phom, President of PSC delivered the welcome address, the invocation was pronounced by Chingthai, Pastor, Police Baptist Church Longleng and the programme was chaired by M. Moikup, Editor, PSC Longleng.
