The Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU) organised a Literary cum Cultural Competition under the theme “Promoting Multilingual Education: Literacy for Mutual Understanding and Peace” at the Government Higher Secondary School, Pfutsero, Auditorium Hall, on Saturday.
The program was graced by Vezühü Keyho, President of the Chakhesang Public Organisation (CPO), as the Guest of Honour. In his address, Keyho lauded the CSU for organizing such a meaningful event. He also highlighted the significance of cultural heritage in showcasing identity and underscored the importance of knowing one’s own dialect as fundamental for personal growth. The CPO President encouraged the student community to inculcate a spirit of integrity and emphasized the need for students to cultivate a strong “Work Culture” and prioritize God for a successful life.
The event witnessed the presence of Medovi Rhi, President of the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF), P. Lohe, Sub-Divisional Education Officer (SDEO) of Pfutsero, Zhonelu Tunye, President of the Chakhesang Women Association (CWA), along with a host of CSU seniors and dignitaries.
In his address, CSU President Pfulo Sara expressed his gratitude to all the participating units for their prompt turnout and support. He emphasized that the event was not just a competition but a celebration of joy and passion, aimed at preserving the vibrant and unique culture of the Chakhesang community.
The event provided a platform to showcase the artistic, cultural, and creative talents of the Chakhesang people. He also highlighted the recently concluded educational tour to 130 government institutions within the Union’s jurisdiction and announced plans to visit all private schools later in the coming year. Sara concluded by emphasizing the importance of the Literary Day as a significant event in their annual calendar.
The event was chaired by Mutsivoyi Kotso, Tribunal General of CSU, and compered by Kevengo-u Ngotha, Miss Phek 2023, and Luthono Resuh, 2nd Runner-Up Miss Phek 2022. The program began with God’s blessings invoked by Teweu Mero, Education Secretary of CBCC. A cultural presentation was performed by the Lower Khomi Students’ Union, adding to the vibrancy of the event. Various competitions, including debate, war cry, quiz, drawing, and photography, were held as part of the program.
