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02/07/2025

Leaders of the Kuki region within the Naga National political fold have issued a statement reaffirming their support for the Indo-Naga peace process and the Agreed Position signed between the Government of India and the Working Committee of the Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs).

In a statement issued by C Singson, Kilonser (MCL), and Lenjakam Haokip, RAO of the Kuki Region, the leaders recalled the historic role played by Kukis in the Naga movement. “On January 10, 1929, when the Naga Club submitted the memorandum to the British Statutory Commission, also known as Simon Commission, our very own Pu Lengjang Kuki was one of the signatories,” the statement read. The memorandum had called for the Nagas to be granted the right to self-determination after the British left India.

“This spirit of resilience, commitment and determination guides the indigenous Kuki community in Nagaland till today,” the leaders stated, adding that Kukis in Nagaland “share a common vision with the Naga people” and are “actively involved” in the peace process.

Referring to the Agreed Position signed on 17 November 2017 between the Government of India and the WC, NNPGs, the Kuki leaders said the agreement “entrenched Naga history, identity and political rights,” and that the subsequent political negotiations have provided a roadmap for an “honorable and acceptable political solution” already available in the form of a “Status Paper.”

While acknowledging splits among senior leaders of different political groups, the statement asserted that “these are non-ideological differences,” and emphasized that “all leaders agree that Indo-Naga political solution, as and when announced, would be welcomed.”

ALSO READ | Kuki leader C Singson calls for ‘re-unification’ under NNPGs

Lauding the leadership of N Kitovi Zhimomi, Ato Kilonser, GPRN/NSCN and Convener of WC, NNPGs, the Kuki region said his stewardship “is critically necessary” at this juncture of Naga history.

In a direct appeal to Naga leaders, the statement urged: “It is a momentous time Naga civil societies, apex tribal bodies, the Nagaland State Government, the Church, the student bodies and concerned prominent citizens of Nagaland and beyond to engage with the Naga political groups and assist in the discourse of convergence for a practical, honorable and acceptable political solution with the Gol.”

Leaders of the Kuki region within the Naga National political fold have issued a statement reaffirming their support for the Indo-Naga peace process and the Agreed Position signed between the Government of India and the Working Committee of the Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs). In a statement....

02/07/2025

New online portal streamlines registration, but delays beyond 21 days may require magistrate’s approval

Citizens can now register births and deaths through a national online portal — dc.crsorgi.gov.in. Officials are urging residents of Nagaland and across India to familiarise themselves with the streamlined system, warning that delays beyond 21 days could require legal permissions and incur additional steps.

Under the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969, it is mandatory to register every birth and death in the country. Timely registration is not just a legal requirement — it is essential to securing rights such as education, healthcare, inheritance, and proof of citizenship.

Why it matters
For Individuals:
· Provides legal identity and proof of citizenship
· Needed for school admissions, health services, and social schemes
· The birth certificate is the only official proof of date and place of birth

For the Government:
· Informs planning and policy-making
· Helps monitor population trends and healthcare needs

How to register
Within 21 Days (Free of Cost):
· At Home: Head of the household must inform the local Registrar
· In Hospitals: The medical officer in charge must report the event

After 21 Days:
· 22 to 30 Days: Registration allowed with a late fee
· 30 Days to 1 Year: Requires written permission from the District Registrar
· After 1 Year: Requires a Magistrate’s order and payment of prescribed fees

Documents required
Birth Registration:
· Hospital Discharge Slip or Vaccination Card
· Parents’ Aadhaar and address proof
· Magistrate’s Order (for delays beyond 1 year)

Death Registration:
· Medical Certificate (for hospital deaths) or Colony Chairman’s certificate (home deaths)
· Aadhaar card of the deceased
· Magistrate’s Order (if late beyond 1 year)

What you can do online
Through the revamped Civil Registration System (CRS) portal, citizens can:
· Apply for birth/death certificates
· Upload supporting documents
· Pay late fees (if applicable)
· Receive digital certificates via email or SMS
· Digitize older, manually issued records for easy access
· Website: dc.crsorgi.gov.in

Duties of citizens & registrars
Citizens must:
· Report all births and deaths promptly
· Provide accurate and verifiable information
· Avoid false reporting, which is punishable by law

Registrars Must:
· Register events without reward or delay
· Issue certificates within 7 days of reporting
· Update entries (e.g. child’s name) and correct mistakes as needed
· Maintain secure records and submit monthly reports

New online portal streamlines registration, but delays beyond 21 days may require magistrate’s approval Citizens can now register births and deaths through a national online portal — dc.crsorgi.gov.in. Officials are urging residents of Nagaland and across India to familiarise themselves with the...

02/07/2025

Nagaland posts 27% GST revenue growth, exceeding national average
Nagaland has recorded a compound annual GST revenue growth rate of around 27% during the first six years of implementation (2017–2023), significantly exceeding the national average of 14%, according to Sashi Wapang Lanu, Additional Commissioner of Central GST.

Speaking at the GST Day Celebration 2025 held at the Conference Hall, Taxes Colony, Lengrijan, Dimapur, Lanu hailed GST as a “game-changer” for Nagaland, a state known for its “unique geographic and economic challenges.”

The event, jointly organised by the Office of the Commissioner of State Taxes Nagaland and the Commissioner of Central GST Dimapur, marked the 8th anniversary of the Goods and Services Tax, under the theme “GST: Simplifying Taxes; Empowering Citizens.”

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) was formally implemented on 1st July 2017, following the passage of the Constitutional Amendment Act in September 2016. Since then, it has evolved into a more transparent and streamlined tax system, replacing a patchwork of indirect taxes across states and fostering a unified national market.

This year’s celebration emphasised simplification, digital accessibility, and improved taxpayer engagement under the GST regime.

“GST has aligned the state more closely with India’s broader economic growth story,” Lanu said while addressing members of the business community, GST officers, and officials from both the Centre and the state. He highlighted several key benefits Nagaland has experienced under GST since its implementation in July 2017.

“In a historic milestone, India recorded its highest-ever monthly GST collection of Rs 2.37 lakh crore in April 2025, with Nagaland contributing its second-highest collection to date during the same month,” he said.

He attributed the improvement to the destination-based nature of GST, which has “redirected more tax revenues to consumer states like Nagaland, empowering it with a higher proportion—up to 70%—of its tax revenue.”

“Due to its small industrial base, Nagaland’s economy traditionally had limited tax revenue sources,” Lanu observed. “This increased fiscal strength is now being directed toward vital sectors like infrastructure, healthcare, and education.”

He further stressed the role of GST in integrating the state into the national economic mainstream. “Digitalisation of tax processes has improved compliance, opened up new business opportunities for the youth, and helped bridge geographical isolation,” he noted.

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Nagaland posts 27% GST revenue growth, exceeding national average Nagaland has recorded a compound annual GST revenue growth rate of around 27% during the first six years of implementation (2017–2023), significantly exceeding the national average of 14%, according to Sashi Wapang Lanu, Additional ...

02/07/2025

An alleged case of severe child abuse involving an 11-year-old girl has led to the arrest of the accused stepmother, following a coordinated police operation across multiple districts in Nagaland.

According to a statement released by the Nagaland Police, the case was first reported on June 29, 2025, at around 7:00 PM, when a written complaint was received at Pfutsero Police Station from Kuzholuyi, a resident of Rukizu Colony, Pfutsero, alleging “severe abuse of an 11 (eleven) year old child allegedly by her stepmother.”

During the investigation, it was found that the alleged accused had “moved from Pfutsero to Chümoukedima before the FIR was filed,” police said. However, when a team reached the Chümoukedima address, “she absconded from that Chümoukedima address also in the early morning hours.”

ALSO READ | Pfutsero: Woman expelled from colony over alleged child abuse, community seeks legal action
Despite the initial escape, Police said that “through sustained efforts and utilizing all available means, the alleged accused was arrested later on.” The arrest was made by a team from Phek Police with assistance from Chümoukedima and Dimapur Police, after tracing the accused to Diphupar Police Station jurisdiction.

She was subsequently brought back to Phek district.

The case has been registered under Women PS Case No. 0002/25 U/S 109/115(2) BNS R/W 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act. Police confirmed that investigation is ongoing on as per legal procedures.

“Victim is in safe place receiving care protection and counseling at Sakhi One Stop centre Phek and treatment at Phek district hospital,” the statement said.

The Phek Police thanked the various civil society organizations and the general public for their continued faith, trust and support in Phek police’s endeavour of maintaining a peaceful atmosphere in the district.

ALSO READ | Pfutsero child abuse case sparks outrage from women’s groups

It also requested all citizens to keep coordinating with Phek Police in future also. At same time, the Phek Police urged everyone to refrain from any kind of child abuse/cruelty to children, as it is a punishable crime under section 75 of Juvenile justice act 2015.

An alleged case of severe child abuse involving an 11-year-old girl has led to the arrest of the accused stepmother, following a coordinated police operation across multiple districts in Nagaland. According to a statement released by the Nagaland Police, the case was first reported on June 29, 2025,...

02/07/2025

Dubbed Nagaland’s first-ever, the Under-15 Futsal Tournament organized by Kichutip Sporting Association (KSA) under the aegis of Mokokchung District Football Association (MDFA) kicked off on July 1 at Mujabi Futsal Turf, Salangtem Ward, Mokokchung.

Lanuchuba Imchen, President of Longterok FC and Councillor, DMC (Tolls & Fees), graced the event as the Guest of Honour.

A total of 32 teams from around the state Nagaland is competing in the tournament played in two venues — the Mojabi Futsal Turf Ground in Salangtem Ward and the Alempang Turf Ground in Alempang Ward of Mokokchung Town with matches scheduled from morning till late evening in both grounds. The three-day tournament will conclude on July 3.

In the opening match, Revenant FC outclassed United Football Club with 8–0 victory. Imsujungba scored the tournament’s first hat trick while Yha O.L and Thongo scored two goals each, and Prem added one. In the second match, Evergreen Club defeated Starters 7–2, led by Hengoulen’s five goals and one from N Puchai. Lensar and Moasunep scored a goal each for Starters. No cards were issued in either match.

Longterok FC to launch football academy
Lanuchuba Imchen, President of Longterok Football Club, announced that the club is planning to establish a football academy dedicated to nurturing young talent in the region. The academy will offer structured training and development pathways for aspiring players committed to the sport.

Speaking at the opening of the U-15 Futsal Tournament, Imchen acknowledged the efforts of the Kichutip Sporting Association and MDFA in promoting grassroots football. He emphasized the importance of regular competitive tournaments to keep young players engaged and help them progress to district and state levels.

He highlighted Longterok FC’s commitment to contributing to the football ecosystem, noting that the relatively new club had already proven its competitiveness against top teams like Barak FC despite limited resources and preparation. The club plans to strengthen its collaboration with the Nagaland Football Association.

Longterok FC also pledged to support promising players by offering career guidance and linking them with clubs across India to help them pursue opportunities beyond the state.

Imchen concluded by reaffirming the club’s commitment to supporting football initiatives at the district, state, and regional levels, and called for united efforts to build a stronger football culture in Nagaland.

MDFA lauds KSA’s commitment to youth football.

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Dubbed Nagaland’s first-ever, the Under-15 Futsal Tournament organized by Kichutip Sporting Association (KSA) under the aegis of Mokokchung District Football Association (MDFA) kicked off on July 1 at Mujabi Futsal Turf, Salangtem Ward, Mokokchung. Lanuchuba Imchen, President of Longterok FC and C...

02/07/2025

The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday approved the National Sports Policy (NSP) 2025, a comprehensive framework aimed at transforming India into a global sporting powerhouse and fostering holistic development through sports.

Replacing the two-decade-old National Sports Policy of 2001, the NSP 2025 presents a visionary roadmap aligned with India’s ambitions to excel at major international events, including the 2036 Olympic Games. The policy was formulated following extensive consultations with Central Ministries, NITI Aayog, State Governments, National Sports Federations, athletes, experts, and the public.

The policy rests on five key pillars: Excellence on the Global Stage, Sports for Economic Development, Sports for Social Development, Sports as a People’s Movement, and Integration with Education.

Under these pillars, NSP 2025 focuses on strengthening grassroots and elite-level sports, creating world-class infrastructure, building robust coaching systems, promoting sports science and medicine, and enhancing the capacity of sports federations. It also aims to boost the sports economy by encouraging tourism, manufacturing, startups, and private investment through PPPs and CSR.

The policy underscores inclusivity by supporting participation among women, underprivileged communities, and persons with disabilities, while also promoting traditional Indian games and integrating sports into the education system under NEP 2020.

To ensure effective implementation, the NSP 2025 introduces a strategic framework featuring robust governance, innovative funding models, advanced technology integration, and a national monitoring mechanism with clear KPIs. It will also serve as a model policy for states and UTs, advocating a whole-of-government approach to embed sports into all relevant sectors

NSP 2025 represents a bold step toward making sports an integral part of India’s national development agenda.

The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday approved the National Sports Policy (NSP) 2025, a comprehensive framework aimed at transforming India into a global sporting powerhouse and fostering holistic development through sports. Replacing the two-decade-old National Sports...

02/07/2025

In a significant milestone for football development in Nagaland, Neithovilie Chalieü and Lavoryi Theluo have successfully completed and cleared the AFC Goalkeeping Level 1 Coaching Course, held last month in Krishna Nagar, West Bengal. With this, they have become the first AIFF-certified goalkeeping coaches from the state.

The six-day course was conducted by the All India Football Federation (AIFF) in collaboration with the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). It included modules on advanced technical and tactical aspects of goalkeeper coaching, covering areas such as positioning, handling, footwork, distribution, and match analysis.

Participants were assessed through two practical sessions and one written examination.

Both Chalieü and Theluo trained under Coach Rajat Guha, a leading AIFF instructor, former goalkeeping coach of the Indian Women’s National Team, and currently the first goalkeeping coach of Indian Super League side Chennaiyin FC.

Speaking after the certification, Lavoryi Theluo said, “As the only certified goalkeeping coaches in our state, we hope our achievement inspires more coaches to pursue excellence and collaborate for the development of football in Nagaland and beyond.”

Neithovilie Chalieü is a former I-League goalkeeper for Shillong Lajong FC. Born in Tsiepama village, Dimapur, he previously captained the club’s U-18 team to a national youth league title, represented the state in national-level competitions, and was named Best Goalkeeper in the Shillong Premier League. He is currently an AFC C Licence coach, assistant coach of Red Scars FC, and founder of Medziphema Football Academy.

Lavoryi Theluo, from Phusachodu village in Phek district, is an AFC B Licence coach and former head coach of 27 United FC. He previously served as coach at Minerva Punjab FC under a two-year contract and has also coached at the ACI Football Academy in Manipur. As a player, he represented Nagaland in the Santosh Trophy and has contributed significantly to the state’s football development initiatives. He was among those who publicly praised the impact of the 2025 Nagaland Super League, calling it the beginning of a new era for the sport in the state.

In a significant milestone for football development in Nagaland, Neithovilie Chalieü and Lavoryi Theluo have successfully completed and cleared the AFC Goalkeeping Level 1 Coaching Course, held last month in Krishna Nagar, West Bengal. With this, they have become the first AIFF-certified goalkeepin...

02/07/2025

Says Kuki contribution to Naga Movement has been sidelined

C Singson, MCL, GPRN/NSCN from the Kuki Region and signatory to several historic peace efforts, has issued a statement calling for a renewed spirit of unity among Naga political groups under the leadership of N Kitovi Zhimomi, Convenor of the Working Committee (WC), NNPGs. In a signed document titled “Policy for Re-unification & Statement”, Singson reflected on the political marginalization of Kukis and appealed for a course correction through re-unification.

“Having observed the Nagas’ decadal political twist and turn of events amid the complexity and multiplicity of mushrooming factions and defections in the national struggle for self-determination,” Singson wrote, “our selfless labour and participation is being reduced to almost unnoticeable grim statistic.”

He recalled that Kukis were part of the Naga political foundation, stating that “ever since the Parent Body NNC selection of Pu Late Seikhohen and Pa Late Lengjang, both hailing from Kuki community, as Zezhabo drafting committee member and Simon Commission signatory respectively,” the community had played a significant role.

Yet, he lamented, “the fate and future political stature of the Kukis of Nagaland have so far been sidelined and belittled as if no better than they were in the bud.”

Singson also highlighted his role in the 2009 reconciliation process, writing: “Veteran as I am now that having come across the subsequent peace and reconciliation exercise led by FNR to conclude the first-ever historic factional anti-fratricidal agreement in 2009 as a signatory, my desperate and humble attempt to sustain the goal with blood and tears with heavy investment of trials and tribulations in the journey” has not translated into rightful recognition for the Kuki people.

“Swayed socially and charged emotionally under such circumstance,” Singson said, “I seek today for the best way forward to be the panacea for all ills to me in the process of Naga political solution hung ahead.”

He declared support for a collective shift in allegiance towards the WC, NNPGs, stating: “I have found no other better political slogan than the only clarion call for re-unification in the spirit of reunionism with like-minded old and new Naga national workers and leaders together shift allegiance to the leadership of Eno. N. Kitovi Zhimomi as Convenor, Working Committee (NNPG), in upholding the sanctity of the Agreed Position with GoI, Nov. 17, 2017.”

Says Kuki contribution to Naga Movement has been sidelined C Singson, MCL, GPRN/NSCN from the Kuki Region and signatory to several historic peace efforts, has issued a statement calling for a renewed spirit of unity among Naga political groups under the leadership of N Kitovi Zhimomi, Convenor of th...

02/07/2025

The Football Association of Phek District (FAPD) has announced that a district-level selection trial will be conducted on July 7, 2025, at Pfutsero, in preparation for the 24th Inter-District Football Championship (Dr. T. Ao Trophy 2025).

The prestigious tournament is scheduled to be held in Kohima from August 1 to 15, 2025, and the trial aims to identify and select the most talented players from Phek district to represent the team at this state-level championship.

The selection trial will commence at 10:00 AM sharp, and all interested football players within the district are encouraged to participate. Players are advised to arrive at the venue well in advance to complete the registration and warm-up formalities.

For further details, the FAPD can be contacted at +91-8132882789 or +91-9089969539.

The Football Association of Phek District (FAPD) has announced that a district-level selection trial will be conducted on July 7, 2025, at Pfutsero, in preparation for the 24th Inter-District Football Championship (Dr. T. Ao Trophy 2025). The prestigious tournament is scheduled to be held in Kohima....

02/07/2025

The Government of Nagaland, in partnership with the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), the Department of School Education (DoSE), and NagaEd, has officially launched Phase 2 of the Nagaland Disaster Management School Safety Policy (NDMSSP) Compliance Course. The course is a mandatory digital training program aimed at equipping teachers across government and private schools with critical disaster preparedness and school safety skills.

The NSDMA SSP Compliance Course was first launched on December 1, 2023, by the Chief Minister of Nagaland, Dr. Neiphiu Rio. During Phase 1, the initiative witnessed 7,567 teacher registrations, with 3,193 educators already certified, highlighting the strong initial uptake and enthusiasm for the program.

Phase 2 Now Live – A Call for Full Participation; As the program advances into Phase 2, the focus is on ensuring completion by all teachers and expanding the reach to new participants.

Key Highlights of Phase 2:
· Deadline for Completion (Phase 1 Registrants): Teachers who enrolled in Phase 1 but have not completed the course are strongly urged to finish it by June 30, 2025.
– New Registrations: Teachers who have not yet signed up must register during Phase 2 and complete the course to receive their certificate.
– Peer Support: Teachers who have already completed the course are encouraged to support their peers in registering and completing the course.
– Final Deadline for All Participants: October 31, 2025.
– Recognition: Schools with the highest number of certified teachers will receive special recognition.

How to Register and Access the Course:
1.Visit: education.nagaland.gov.in
2. Search for NDMSSP Course and click ‘Read more’.
3. Click on ‘Click here to Register’ to sign up
4. Click on ‘Click here to Login’ to access the course.
5. After completing the course, download your certificate from the dashboard.

Support and Assistance
– Contact your EBRC Coordinator for block-level guidance.
– Call +91 9863869718 for technical or registration support.

Commitment to a Safe Learning Environment
The Compliance Course is a comprehensive, self-paced digital training program that ensures teachers can gain crucial safety skills without disrupting their regular teaching duties. Through interactive videos, quizzes, and real-life case studies, the course fosters a culture of preparedness and resilience in the state’s educational institutions.

“Ensuring school safety is not just a mandate, it is a moral responsibility. Our collective effort in digitising safety training ensures that no teacher, child, and school are left behind, regardless of location,” said Johnny Ruangmei, Joint CEO, NSDMA.

“This initiative reaffirms Nagaland’s commitment to school safety and showcases the power of digital learning to reach every educator, even in the most remote areas,” said Kevisato Sanyü, Co-Founder of NagaEd.

As Nagaland moves towards full compliance, this program stands as a model for how technology and partnership can bring about meaningful transformation in education.

Let us work together to ensure that every school in Nagaland is equipped to provide a safe and secure environment for our children.

Over 7,500 Teachers Registered in Phase 1 – Government Calls for Statewide Completion by October 31, 2025.

The Government of Nagaland, in partnership with the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), the Department of School Education (DoSE), and NagaEd, has officially launched Phase 2 of the Nagaland Disaster Management School Safety Policy (NDMSSP) Compliance Course. The course is a mandat...

02/07/2025

The Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Home Department, has issued a weather advisory forecasting widespread rainfall across all districts of Nagaland from July 1 to July 8, 2025.

According to the update, these monsoon showers may be accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning in most parts of the state. Heavy rainfall is predicted across several districts between July 2 and 6, with very heavy rainfall expected in Kiphire and Tuensang on July 2 and 3.

The NSDMA has advised residents to exercise caution during this period, warning of possible disruptions due to lightning, strong winds, and water-logging. The authority also cautioned that road transport and connectivity may be affected, particularly in lowland and foothill areas such as Dimapur, Niuland, Chümoukedima, Bhandari, Baghty, Tizit, and Tuli, which are vulnerable to flash floods and inundation.

In view of the forecast, the NSDMA has urged the public to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to avoid any untoward incidents. All District Disaster Management Authorities (DDMAs) and line departments have been requested to remain on high alert to safeguard lives and property during this monsoon period.

The Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Home Department, has issued a weather advisory forecasting widespread rainfall across all districts of Nagaland from July 1 to July 8, 2025. According to the update, these monsoon showers may be accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning in m...

02/07/2025

In a significant step towards ensuring that no vulnerable child is left behind, the Kiphire District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), in collaboration with the Aadhaar Enrolment Center, Kiphire and the Department of Economics and Statistics, Kiphire successfully organised its first legal awareness and outreach camp under the SAATHI Campaign 2025, held at District Court Complex, Kiphire on 30th June 2025.

The SAATHI Campaign – which stands for Survey for Aadhaar and Access to Tracking & Holistic Inclusion – is a nationwide initiative of the National Legal Services Authority (NLSA). It seeks to identify children in need of care and protection and connect them with the appropriate rights and entitlements by facilitating Aadhaar registration, ensuring school enrolment, access to welfare schemes, and providing legal assistance wherever necessary. The initiative symbolizes the legal services machinery becoming a companion to every vulnerable child, ensuring that no one is left behind.

The Legal Awareness Camp, organise as part of the national SAATHI initiative of the National Legal Services Authority (NLSA), was conducted at two major locations in the district: the District Court Complex, Kiphire, and the ADC Office, Pungro Town. These camps aimed to identify destitute and vulnerable children under the age of 18 years and facilitate their Aadhaar registration, issuance of Birth Certificates and Permanent Residential Certificate thereby enabling them to access a range of government schemes, educational benefits, and legal entitlements.

The initiative witnessed active participation from parents, guardians, and community stakeholders across various areas under Kiphire jurisdiction. During the campaign, approximately 85 (Eighty five) children were successfully registered for Aadhaar, 46 (Forty six) children were issued Birth Certificates and 39 (Thirty nine) children were issued Permanent Residential Certificates.

In a significant step towards ensuring that no vulnerable child is left behind, the Kiphire District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), in collaboration with the Aadhaar Enrolment Center, Kiphire and the Department of Economics and Statistics, Kiphire successfully organised its first legal awareness a...

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