The Kohima Village Students’ Union organises a joint coordination meeting with tribal student bodies to strengthen unity and address common issues.
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KOHIMA — The Kohima Village Students’ Union (KVSU) organised the first joint coordination meeting of Kohima tribal students' bodies at the KVC Hall in Kohima village on April 22 to strengthen unity and collaboration among student communities.
According to an update, in his presidential address, KVSU President Khriesaneikuo Kire stressed the importance of collective responsibility in guiding and empowering the younger generation.
Representatives from multiple tribal student bodies attended the meeting, including Phom, Pochury, Kuki, Ao, Lotha, Sumi, Tikhir, Yimkhiung, Sangtam, Zeliang, Rengma, Chang, Mao, Khiamniungan, and Konyak, along with members from the Gorkha Students’ Union and the Northern Angami Students’ Union.
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During the session, the KVSU highlighted its key initiatives, such as the night school programmes across the four khels, literary activities, and other educational and community-orientated efforts for student welfare.
The meeting also served as a platform for leaders to deliberate on pressing issues affecting students, including concerns over the Inner Line Permit (ILP) system, drug abuse, mental health challenges, and the need to maintain peace and harmony among communities.
Further, the KVSU stated that the initiative is not intended to form a new union but to facilitate dialogue, coordination, and continued engagement among student leaders.