The Nagaland University Non-Teaching Staff Association (NUNTSA) will organise its one-day Annual Sports Meet on October 14 at the university headquarters in Lumami to promote physical fitness, teamwork, camaraderie and unity among non-teaching employees.

The sports meet will feature a range of indoor and outdoor activities, including badminton, volleyball, chess, football, carrom and penalty shoot-outs, along with other games. Non-teaching staff members from different sections and departments are expected to participate in a spirit of healthy competition, cooperation and sportsmanship.

For the event, participants have been divided into four teams—Milak, Zungki, Doyang and Dikhu—which will compete in various sporting disciplines. The initiative aims to provide staff members an opportunity to showcase their sporting talents while strengthening interpersonal relationships and fostering a sense of belonging within the university community.

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NUNTSA president, Imchawabang Aonok said the tenure of the present executive team for 2023–2026 is scheduled to conclude on October 30, 2026, and the sports meet is being organised as part of the commemoration of the completion of its tenure.

He expressed hope that the event would encourage greater participation, strengthen bonds among colleagues and promote a lasting spirit of unity and togetherness among the university’s non-teaching staff.

The NUNTSA executive team for 2023–2026 comprises Imchawabang Aonok–president; O Johnny Yanthan–vice-president; Bisekyu Sangtam– general secretary; Khekaho Kinimi–assistant general secretary; Jailie Konyak–social and cultural secretary; and Akala Ao–treasurer.

The Association has called for enthusiastic participation from all non-teaching staff members to make the annual event a memorable occasion marked by sportsmanship, fellowship and collective celebration.