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The last session of the 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) ended on Thursday after two sittings that commenced on Tuesday. Speaker, NLA, Sharingain Longkumer adjourned the house sine die, stating that the business’ listed had been transacted successfully. The 13th NLA, starting from the first session in 2018, has had 12 sessions, 38 days of sittings with a total time of 151 hours and 50 minutes. It has passed 26 Bills and adopted eight resolutions apart from other important businesses. It also discussed 14 core subject matters under Rule – 50 pertaining to various issues of public importance, the speaker said. For the first time in the history of NLA (on Sep. 20, 2022), the floor had the longest duration of question hour, sixty-five minutes over and above the normally allotted time. ‘It was an extraordinary exception and for record, precedence will not follow’, he added. He further informed the reports laid on the floor of the house included Public Accounts Committee
Our Correspondent Kohima, Sep. 10 (EMN): Deputy Speaker of Nagaland Legislative Assembly, T Yangseo Sangtam told students to be diligent and work hard as there is ‘barely any place for an average person’ in this competitive and digital era. ‘God has gifted each one of us with gifts and talents and none is left out. Therefore, one should explore one’s talents and give 100 per cent to excel in that,’ he said while addressing the Konyak Students’ Union, Kohima (KSUK) 37th fresher’s meet on the theme ‘Confluence through education’ at State Academy hall in Kohima on Saturday. Asserting that everyone cannot get a government job, he encouraged the students to work hard as there is no substitute to it. ‘In life, one will cross countless paths and be faced with different situations but the choice is yours,’ he said. Sangtam also told the students to be careful, watchful, and vigilant in the choices they make. ‘Whatever you do today, the efforts you put in today w
Dimapur, Sep. 2 (EMN): The Sangtam community in Kiphire district celebrated the ‘Mongmong’ festival at the Kiphire local ground on September 2. The celebration was hosted by United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP) with the NLA deputy speaker, T Yangseo Sangtam, as the special guest. A DIPR report stated that Sangtam tribe observes about 12 festivals spread all through a calendar year with feasting, dance and music built around the community life of the people. Being one of the most important festivals of the Sangtam community, Mongmong festival which means ‘togetherness forever’ is observed in the first week of September every year which stretches over six days. The main objective was to have a good harvest, food grains, for which the villagers toil throughout the year. Speaking on the occasion, NLA deputy speaker, T Yangseo Sangtam, encouraged the community to be more realistic, vibrant, broad minded and lead towards preserving the tradition and rich culture with sense of peace and