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DIMAPUR — The Public College of Commerce (PCC), Dimapur, celebrated its 38th freshers’ day on November 6 at IMC Hall, Fellowship Colony, Dimapur, on the theme ‘Be the change', which was attended by Dr. Roland Lotha, a philanthropist, as the chief guest.
Speaking on the occasion, Lotha talked about the importance of living a quality life. According to a press release, he said that whether people live a long or short life on this planet, if they do not contribute to society, their lives are meaningless.
He gave examples of historical figures who had an impact on the lives of many people despite their brief existence on Earth. He also urged and encouraged the students to study hard and be disciplined in their lives in order to achieve whatever life goals they have set for themselves.
[bsa_pro_ad_space id=1]Dr. A K Talukder, principal of PCC, gave the welcome address, which was followed by a presidential address by Kukato Katty, president of the Students' Union PCC, and a speech on behalf of the freshers by Imtinenla, a BA first-semester student.
During the programme, the presidents of Dimapur Naga Students’ Union and All Nagaland College Students' Union also extended brief greetings.
Heto Chishi and Limugha Assumi were crowned Mr. and Miss Freshers, respectively, during the event.
For Mr. Fresher, Jabir Hussain was named the first runner-up, and for Miss Fresher, Anilly Assumi was named the first runner-up. Kahovi Chishi for Mr. Fresher and Perona Mandal for Miss Fresher were the second runner-ups.
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