A significant stride towards environmental consciousness took shape as Nagaland’s Transport Commissioner, Elias T. Lotha, inaugurated a comprehensive Vehicular Emission Awareness Drive. The ceremonial inauguration unfolded with grace within the precincts of the Transport Commissionerate premises in Kohima, DIPR stated.
The event’s essence was eloquently articulated by Commissioner Elias T. Lotha, as he addressed the attentive gathering. With a clarion call, he drew attention to the role of motor vehicles as the central contributor to air pollution within Nagaland’s landscape. This pivotal insight underscored the need for a paradigm shift in mindsets – an imperative transformation that can catalyse positive outcomes. Echoing with resolute determination, Commissioner Lotha emphasized the inextricable link between collective efforts hailing from citizens, policymakers, and vehicle manufacturers. In his eloquent narrative, these concerted endeavours emerge as the cornerstone for the effective mitigation of vehicular pollution. Acknowledging the pivotal financial support furnished by the Nagaland Pollution Control Board, Commissioner Lotha extended his gratitude. This financial backing, he noted, serves as the bedrock for initiating this critical awareness drive – an endeavour that imparts essential knowledge about the looming perils, serving as a guardian for protection. Commissioner Lotha characterized this campaign as a form of civic education, poised to rouse society from its slumber and to underscore the undeniable realities of pollution. Furthermore, he painted a vivid picture of its promising aftermath – a world imbued with benefits reaped through pollution reduction.
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The ceremony’s inaugural moments unfurled under the invocation led by Ikuto Sumi, a gesture that encapsulated reverence for the occasion. The stage then welcomed an enlightening address by Mulusato Shijob, a distinguished Motor Vehicle Inspector (MVI) whose insights enriched the proceedings. The mantle of steering the event was ably shouldered by Purnungsang, Additional Regional Transport Officer (ARTO), who orchestrated the day’s deliberations.
In this eloquent alliance between the Transport Commissioner and the assembled stakeholders, an indelible footprint towards environmental consciousness emerges – a testament to the commitment that underscores Nagaland’s resolve to safeguard its ecological heritage.
