The Phusachodu village in Phek district inaugurated a new Panchayat Bhavan building on November 13 with Advisor for CAWD and Taxes, Kudecho Khamo gracing the occasion as Special Guest.
In his address, Khamo applauded Phusachodu Village Council (PVC) and Village Development Board (VDB) for judicious use of government funds for development in terms of road connectivity and other developmental initiatives.
He encouraged the community to continue leveraging government schemes aimed at livelihood and empowerment, urging people to unite with honesty and hard work. He emphasized that sustained development efforts would also attract further investment and cooperation from the government.
Khamo highlighted Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio’s commitment in advancing sports, tourism in Nagaland, education and over all round development of the state, exuding hope that it would align with the global standards.
The Advisor urged the villagers to embrace the people-centric government initiatives be it for education, livelihood, health initiatives, economic empowerment and entrepreneurship. Asserting that the government of the day has been working towards recognition and inclusive development, he cited the recent creation of Meluri District as an example of inclusive progress.
Additionally, Khamo assured the community of his dedication for the development of the constituency. With the onset of festive season, Khamo encouraged the community to take time for introspection, planning for personal and family growth, and emphasized reliance on faith and spirituality during the holidays.
President of the Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO), Vezuhu Keyho, praised Phusachodu as a model village, attributing its achievements to a spirit of unity and transparency. He urged the village to continue being a positive example for surrounding communities. The importance of community development, and judicious use of government funds was also stressed.
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Shunyhunle Nyenthong, Joint Director of the Rural Development Department, also commended the village for its achievements and effective management of resources, describing the new Panchayat Bhavan as a unique addition to the department’s rural infrastructure projects. He highlighted Phusachodu’s commitment to transparency and cooperation as a model for future development efforts.
Vethikhoyi Khamo, VDB Secretary of Phusachodu, shared the vision behind the new Panchayat Bhavan, noting that the building will serve as a guest house to promote hospitality for visitors, researchers, and dignitaries boosting the village infrastructure. He added that the facility includes a “human library hall,” designed to facilitate knowledge-sharing and preserve local narratives for researchers.
A short speech was also delivered by Vehupa Rose, Village Council Chairman Phusachodu.
The inauguration was attended by officials from the Rural Development Department and leaders from the Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO), Chokri Area Public Organization (CAPO) alongside village representatives.
