
Hekani Jakhalu addressing the DPDB meeting held at the DC
conference hall, Dimapur, on Monday.
- DIMAPUR — The
monthly District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting for Dimapur
district was held on Monday at the DC conference hall, Dimapur, under the
chairmanship of Dr. Tinojongshi Chang, Deputy Commissioner and Vice Chairman of
the DPDB.
- According to a DIPR report, key agenda items included the
upgradation of Itiki Montessori School to Class 8 at Darogapathar and the
registration of the society "Vision for Change" at Hill View Colony,
both of which were agreed upon and forwarded for approval.
- The board also approved the proposal to rename a road under
the jurisdiction of the East Dimapur Town Council.
- A proposal seeking the establishment of a separate
administrative headquarters in East Dimapur was discussed, and a committee will
be formed to study its feasibility.
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- Departmental presentations were made by the Health and
Family Welfare Department, Sakhi One Stop Centre, District Hub for Empowerment
of Women (DHEW), and the Water Resources Department.
- Three new DPDB members were also welcomed: Executive
Engineer, Public Works Department (Housing), Kiheto Yeptho; District Education
Officer (Evaluation), T Zulutemjen; and Principal of Dimapur Government
College, Kezhaleu Hesso.
- The Advisor for Industries and Commerce and MLA, Hekani Jakhalu,
who attended the meeting, encouraged officers to work as a team and uphold the
district's reputation. Emphasising that Dimapur is the "nerve centre"
of the state, she urged the administration to lead by example for other
districts to follow.
- Jakhalu also highlighted the urgency of monsoon
preparedness, requesting that it be included in the agenda of the next meeting.
She commended the contributions of women officers, especially from DHEW and
Sakhi OSC, for their impactful work and encouraged departments to collaborate
more effectively.
- In her address, Jakhalu reflected on the role of government
servants as public leaders and divine stewards, sharing a personal message of
inspiration and urging all officers to continue serving the community with
sincerity and faith.
- The meeting concluded with an announcement that the
Department of Power and PWD will make PowerPoint presentations at the next DPDB
meeting. The meeting was attended by all the district heads.
- Tseminyu DPDB meeting on April 25
- Meanwhile, the District Planning Officer and Member
Secretary of DPDB Tseminyu, Meyikokba Jamir, has informed all concerned DPDB
members that the monthly meeting of the DPDB Tseminyu is scheduled to be held
on 25 April at 12 noon in the DC conference hall, Tseminyu.
- All DPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting
positively.