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MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of Deputy Commissioner ,Mokokchung under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Sachin Jaiswal, IAS D.C 9717824814 sushilkrpatel @yahoo.co.in 2 Longdiba L. Sangtam SDO(C) 7085580799 3 Rozovolie Dozu ADC Mba 94360911575 4. Daniel Angami EAC 9436273942 5. Limadangit Walling A.E (CAWD) 9774643402 6. Manpai Phom ADC 9436434811 7. Ajit Kumar Verma Astt. Comm. (P) 9818636493 8. Pichano Kikon EAC (Hq) 9856455427 9. Tumben P Tsanglao EAC (Hq) 9774151383 10. Luchui Fithu EAC (Hq) 8415837759 11. Chubatoshi P.A to D.C 8414864356 12. Zulunungsang PA to DC 9612870365 13. Chongpenthong Ezung SDO (C) 9862918445 Mangkolemba 14. Renbemo Ezung SDO (C), 8413053935 Mangkolemba 15 Rhosietho Ngouri ADC, Tuli 9436207916 16. L.Samuel EAC, Tuli 9862683286 17. Throngtiba Tongpi EAC, Longchem 9436662888 18. Chumlamo Humtsoe SDO (C), 9436607343 [email protected] Changtongya 19. S. Longnyei Konyak EAC, Alongkima 9615204892 20. Noklentoba PA to DC, Tuli 9436606933 21. Phuniang EAC Kblg. 8974154992 22. Tokai V Sumi EAC Chuchu 8729883576 23. R. Moainba UDA 9436601763 24. Limatula Accountant 8413941141 25 Meyilemla UDA 9436439143 26. M.Akala -do- 9436601757 27. Nekentoshi -do- 9436432597 28 Moarenla -do- 9436017504 29 Limainla -do- 9436603986 30 Tiakumla -do- 9436603862 31 Ayu Pongen -do- 9436601703 32 Watimeren -do- 9436006104 33 Putiyanger -do- 9436439815 34 I. Katila Pongen UDA 9862397974 35 K. Tsuktiwati Jamir UDA 9089323911 36 Tianaro UDA 9436439782 37 Sentimongba UDA 8575882587 38 Kezhalenuo Angami LDA 9862127356 39 Moajenla LDA 9856160485 40 Ongchiba Jamir -do- 9856473042 41 Talitsungba -do- 9862653085 42 Imnasunep -do- 9856659681 43 Kilangsangla -do- 8974315245 44 Moamenla -do- 9402028960 45 Chubasangla -do- 9436017626 46 Aonukshi -do- 9615136572 47 Tekamera R Keitzar -do- 8575014286 48 Temsumenla Typist-II 8415824562 49 Temsumongla Typist-III 8575558099 50 Chubanungla Typist-III 9436601989 51 T. Tongpangkokla T.C.C.O 9862299495 52 Sangnaro Kichu LDA 8729829079 53 Takosangba LDA 9862364604 54 Alembenla C LDA 9089953614 55 P. Toshi Walling LDA 8414857637 56 Imlibenla LDA 9774028764 57 Anungla Y OZK Steno-III 8731824143 58 Imsunungsang Steno-III 9436605356 59 Mapuinla Steno-III 9436006227 60 Asangla Walling Conti. LDA 9862247390 61 Imsendang B/Asstt 9612632300 62 Lanunukshi Changkire Conti. LDA 8014685891 63 Moala Pongen Peshkar 9436436286 64 Imotongzuk B/Asstt 9856467910 65 Imtimar B/Asstt 9402697202 66 Changsen Pongen B/ Asstt 8415090547 68 I. Tongpangkokba R.C.T.A 9615041756 69 Jamuna Devi C.C.C 9436607173 70 Alemchiba Peon 8731820393 71 Kikachila M.C.S 9402813326 72 Takososang Bearer 9862364604 73 Satempokla Cook 8575105492 74 Kashimongla Bearer 9856015172 75 Temsula Sweeper 9436607174 76 Imtimakla Bearer 8974323779 77 Imyarila Chowkidar 9436605529 78 Pangernungla Peon 9615847708 79 Shilu Ao Bearer 80 Supotoshi Peon 81 Mapujungla Conti.Bearer 82 Longsatola Cont.Sweeper 9089740896 83 Lendongmongla Cont.Mali 9856813965 84 Imtimenla Sweeper-Cum-Mali 85 Sakunungla Sweeper 9862241537 86 Temsukumla Receptionist 8014010700 87 Pangitsuba Conti.Chowkidar 9615376976 88 Chubamenla Conti.Sweeper 9856510681 89 Temsutola Conti.Sweeper 7085420384 90 Talirenla Conti.Sweeper 8575278206 91 Talimenla Conti.Mali 9856501900 92 S. Achila Bearer 8575025688 93 Longriyangba Chowkidar 94 Litsaso Sangtam Peon 95 Nungsangmongba Duftry 8575493112 96 Tohoni Peon 97 Akumla Mali 98 Impumeren Mali 99 Tinumayang Peon 100 Meyinungla Sweeper 101 Vesheni Mali 102 Kikanungsang N/Chowkidar 103 Katemmeren D/Chowkidar 104 Vetoshe Peon 105 Imsuwapang Peon 106 Yeveli Sweeper 107 Y. Amongba Peon 108 Imtisunep Peon 9612450302 109 Rongsenzungla Peon 110 Talinungchetla Peon 111 Lanutoshi Peon 112 Vetoshe Aye Peon 113 Lipoknaro Peon 114 Lipokmenba Peon 115 Akangmongba Peon 116 Watimenla Peon 117 Wapongtemsu CCM 118 Kinkumba Peon 9856364453 119 Taliwati -do- 120 Aosangla -do- 9856483791 121 Wailila Conti.Peon 122 Sentikumla Conti.Peon 123 Lanutemshi Conti.Sweeper 124 Limatemsu Conti.Mali 8732055164 125 Bendangnochetla Conti.Peon 126 Yongdangnaro Conti.Sweeper 127 Lanulemla Conti.Peon 128 Lolenchujang Conti.Cook 129 Krosa Rohu Conti P/Peon to DC 130 Imlitoba Conti.Peon 131 Subochila Chowkidar 8575025688 132 Chubatoshi Spl-Grade 133 Imnamezo DB-I 8119823450 134 Jongshikaba DB-I 9436608116 135 N. Veniho Sema DB-I 9862542456 136 A Temsutoshi DB-II 9862397841 137 Idiyongdang DB-II 9612292497 138 Tekanungsang DB-I 9612374363 139 Sakureba DB-II 9612542810 140 Lanutemshi DB-II 8731830010 141 Rongsenyashi DB-II 9402719954 142 Limanungsang DB-II 8575431926 143 Tongpangyuba DB-II 9206102442 144 Karineken DB-II 9615254120 145 P Alem Longkumer DB-II 9856316611 146 A Rongsenyanger DB-II 9402992870 147 Limawangshi DB-II 9862968357 148 I Imtinungsang Jamir DB-II 8974983460 149 Temsumeren DB-II 9862120725 150 Akangtoshi DB-II 8974121409 151 Noksangtemba Conti. D.B 8974377655 152 N. Dolem Chang Conti. D.B 153 Imliyanger Conti. D.B 154 Imkongmeren Inspector 9856363730 155 Talimeren Hd. Driver 9856072396 156 Nungshikaba Driver-l 9856502616 157 Longriliba Driver-l 9436426508 158 T. Moasangba Driver-l 9862129616 159 Supongmeren Driver-l 8575564402 160 Temsu Ao Driver-I 8575811679 161 Imtiong Driver-I 9436601765 162 Imnasangba Driver-I 9089204486 163 Moameren Driver-II 8974182063 164 Lanumetong Driver-II 9615771236 165 Omajenba Driver-I 9612018270 166 Alemzungba Driver-II 8132914678 167 I. Longkum Pongen Driver-II 8974202084 168 Lanuyanger Driver-II 9862126264 169 C. Sangli Chang Conti. Driver 9612407258 170 Temjenyanger H/Man 8730805174 171 Ngangshiyangba -do- 8415824082 172 Alemkika -do- 8974681255 173 Wapongtemjen -do- 8729829034 174 Watinungba Mech-I 9862369454 175 Imlinungsang -do- 9436601760 176 Rongsentemjen Mech-II 8731821454 177 Takosunep -do- 9612300112 MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of Border Magistrate Tsurangkong under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Amongsang LDA 9436608100 2. Mongtisenlem Driver-II 3. Imtinokdang DB-II 8974641633 4. Supongyanger Chowkidar 8974851357 5. Sakubenla Peon 9436604140 6. Limasangla Cont.Sweeper 9612302422 MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of EAC Kubulong under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Chubainla U.D.A 9856542998 2. Alemtoshi Typist 3. L Toshi Jamir DB-I 8974195506 4. Limasashi DB- II 9862651210 5. K.Alemliba D.B- II 9402013573 6. Marmendang D.B - II 9856542810 7 Tarepyangba C.C.C 8415871616 8 Talitoshi D/Runner 9856071153 9 Nungshijungla S.C.M 10 Lepdenjiba Conti.D.B 11 Chubanungba -do- 12 Longerla Conti.Peon 9856580517 13 Rongsenwati S.C.M 14 Lanuangnen Driver 15 Konoba S.C.M 8974714057 16 Zululemba Cook 9615268632 MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of EAC Chuchuyimlang under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Alemchuba UDA 2. Nukshiwapang LDA 3. Tatongmenla Typist 4. Tiaakum Driver 5. Ongersangba DB-I 6. Limtuba DB-II 7 S.Imliyanger DB-II 8 Toshi Pongen DB-II 9 Moatemjen Peon- cum - Chowkidar 10 Opangmenla Conti-Peon 11 Lipokyanger Cont-Mali 12 Kikamenla Conti-Sweeper 13 Putudangit Cont.D/Runner 14 Imnanungla C.C.S 15 Alemteteba DB-I MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of EAC Office Ongpangkong under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Suponglemla UD.A 8014114555 2. Ayangla LDA 9436608209 3. N. Narola T.C.C.O 8731050194 4. Bendangtemsu Driver 9862354798 5. Imnuksungba DB-I 8974646694 6. Lanunungsang DB-II 9862008132 7 Temjenwati DB-II 9856461751 8 Imnachuchang DB-II 9862116378 9 Imrongsungba Chowkidar 8575197433 . MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of Extra Assistant Commissioner Office, Merangmen under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Talisenla LDA 9612631025 2. Sademkaba DB-II 9862306959 3. Lensanok DB-II 9612526507 4. Tiatemsu Dak-Runner 9436205728 5. Akuminba Peon 8974795415 6. Akangrenla C.C.S 7 Aolong Aier Conti-Chowkidar MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tuli under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Chizungsangla UDA 9436439374 2. Y. Hozheni UDA 8730070574 3. S. Imdongsungba UDA 9612896824 4. N. Temsuinla Longchar UDA 8974246667 5. Imlimongla LDA 9612110465 Imlimongla23@gmail. com 6. H. Kahuto Sema LDA 9612133313 7 Pangerpokyim LDA 9612923541 8 Maongtula Longkumer LDA 9856199248 9 Temsumongba Steno- III 9612005250 10 Lanutemsu Peon 9612110724 11 Chubanungla Ao Cook 8974694494 12 Temjennungsang C.C.M 9862850515 13 Wapongtemsu Chowkidar 8729805330 14 Watisunep Conti. Night Chow 7085470951 15 Imlilila Conti. Sweeper 9612314062 16 Repatemjen Driver- I 17 Tiameren Driver- I 18 Temsusoba Driver 8014828414 19 Temsumongba Driver 9612944958 20 A. Moatoshi Driver 9862769762 21 Impanglemba Spl. D.B 9862674336 22 Jongpongmoa D.B- II 9612204164 23 T. Lanuchuba D.B- II 9862584972 24 Limameren D.B- II 8732063620 25 Sosangmeren D,B- I 8974822023 26 Paujong Phom D.B- II 9402809799 27 M. Temjenmenba D.B- I 8415961372 28 S. Temjenmenba D.B- I 9612128608 29 Tsuknungwaba D.B- II 9862534166 30 N, Kumzuk Conti. D.B 9402013490 31 Supolepzuk Conti. D.B 32 Tsukjemwati Walling Conti. D.B 8731006512 MANUAL –IX A directory of its officers and employees under the establishment of Sub-Divisional Office Changtongya under Mokokchung District (As on 31st March’2018). SL.NO Name Designation Contact No. E mail ID (if any) 1. Aoniken UDA 9612940782 2. Imtisosang UDA 9436646971 3. Bendangmeren LDA 9856510763 4. Lanusanen LDA 8974488341 5. Alemtoshi D.B- I 8131011443 6. Imliyanger D.B- I 9436606934 7 Merennungsang D.B- II 9774442946 8 Malemtetba D.B- II 8119823851 9 Moameren D.B- II 9615731645 10 Odangmetong D.B- II 9436439470 11 M.
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    International Journal of Economic Plants 2015, 2(2): 064-066 Full Research Article Symbiotic Co-existence of Man-biodiversity: A Case Study of Ao-Naga Tribe of Nagaland Tiakumla, Lanusashi Longkumer and Martemjen* Dept. of Geography, School of Sciences, Nagaland University, Lumami (798 627), India Article History Abstract Manuscript No. IJEP38 Mokokchung district of Nagaland is situated at 93°53΄ to 94° 53΄ E longitude and Received in 29th March 2015 25°56΄ to 27°40΄ N latitude has a total geographical area of 1,615 km2 with 28966.47 ha Received in revised form 28th April 2015 under forest coverage (Basic Facts, 2011). Mokokchung district has disparate physical Accepted in final form 26th May 2015 features and an aged old tradition and social frame that evince man-environmental symbiotic continuum for the past many centuries. Biodiversity- the most indispensable gift of nature is not only the most valuable life supporting natural resources for the Correspondence to people of Nagaland but it forms the core fabric of their socio cultural, economic and spiritual lives of the Ao-Naga tribe. Centuries of symbiotic co-existence of Man- *E-mail: [email protected] Biodiversity among the Ao-Nagas suggest a deep rooted understanding of the nature, its ethos, traditional knowledge and spirituality on the natural environment that surrounds Keywords them. This paper attempts some pragmatic approach for sustainable management and conservation of Biodiversity basing on the Ao-Naga experience. Biodiversity, symbiotic, traditional knowledge, culture, sustainability 1. Introduction clear understanding of the problem, observation and collection of geographical facts and information of both natural and The state of Nagaland located in the North-East of India lies cultural were drawn from the field investigations, interviews, between 25°6΄ and 27°4΄ North latitude and 93°20΄ to 95°15΄ East longitude at the confluence of Indo-Burman region meetings and questionnaires.
  • Mokokchung District, Nagaland

    Mokokchung District, Nagaland

    Technical Report Series: D No: Ground Water Information Booklet Mokokchung District, Nagaland Central Ground Water Board North Eastern Region Ministry of Water Resources Guwahati September 2013 GROUND WATER INFORMATION BOOKLET MOKOKCHUNG DISTRICT, NAGALAND DISTRICT AT A GLANCE Sl. ITEMS STATISTICS No. 1 GENERAL INFORMATION i) Geographical Area (sq.km as on 2011) 1,615 a. Headquarters Mokokchung ii) Administrative Division (as on 2011) Number of Circle 8 Number of RD Block 6 Number of Villages 105 a. Inhabited 102 b. Uninhabited 3 iii) Population (as on 2011 Census) 193171 iv) Literacy (%) 84.27 a. Male 86.14 b. Female 82.20 v) Climate a. Average Annual Rainfall (mm) 2,500 b. Minimum Temp (0C) 2 c. Maximum Temp (0C) 32 2 GEOMORPHOLOGY i) Major Physiographic Units Denudational Hills, Structural Hills, Intermontane valleys, Plateau ii) Major Drainages Melek, Dikhu, Tsurang 3 LAND USE (ha) a. Forest Area 28977 b. Net area irrigated 5602 4 MAJOR SOIL TYPES Alluvial Soil, Non Laterite Red Soil, Forest Soil 5 IRRIGATION (2011 census) i) Net Irrigated area (Ha) 5602 6 NUMBERS OF GROUND WATER 1 MONITORING WELLS OF CGWB 7 PREDOMINANT GEOLOGICAL Semi-consolidated rocks of Tertiary FORMATIONS age 8 HYDROGEOLOGY i) Major water Bearing Formations Semi consolidated formations of Tertiary rocks. Ground water occurs in the form of Spring emanates through cracks/ fissures/ Joints etc. available in the country rock. 9 GROUND WATER QUALITY In general water is suitable for both drinking and irrigation purposes. 10 DYANMIC GROUND WATER RESOURCES (2009) in mcm
  • Bamboo Diversity and Utilization in Mokokchung District, Nagaland

    Bamboo Diversity and Utilization in Mokokchung District, Nagaland

    EPH - International Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Research ISSN: 2208-2158 Bamboo Diversity and Utilization in Mokokchung District, Nagaland Maongkala Walling1 & Neizo Puro2 Department of Botany, Nagaland university Lumami [email protected] [email protected] Abstract:- Bamboo is considered as one of the most ancient and diverse group of plant belonging to the grass family. Over more than 1000 species of bamboos belonging to 90 genera has been identified and described. But the current rate of discoveries suggests that many more species are still unknown. The fascinating facts about bamboo is that it helps reverse global warming and effectively clean up the environment. It is a sustainable and green material and has immense prospect in near future. In Nagaland, with increasing demand of timber and wood, bamboo serves an alternative to forest products. Bamboo also provides food and livelihood to the people. Keywords: Bamboo, global warming, livelihood. I.INTRODUCTION Bamboo is one of the oldest building materials used by mankind since time immemorial [1]. It is a vital component of social and cultural fabric as a source of sustainable livelihood for billions [2]. Bamboo is a natural composite of which its native originates from most of the tropical countries [1]. It is a perennial, giant, woody grass belonging to the group angiosperm [3]. Wang and Shen[4] and Tamang et al.,[5] stated that there are about 60-70 genera and over 1200-1500 species of bamboo in the world. About half of the species are grown in Asian, most of them within Indo-Burmese region which is also considered to be their area of origin [6].
  • November 27, 2020

    November 27, 2020

    www.tiryimyim.in Regd. No. RNI. NAGAAO/ 2004 / 13113. Postal-NE/RN-717. e-mail : [email protected] TAPAK 8 TAPAK 3 Sudan taoba ato kilonser Sadiq Assam sorkari "anti-Love al-Mahdi COVID-19 agi asü Jihad law" benok: Himanta VOL. XVIII NO. 49 (ADOK 49) DIMAPUR ROGONÜ (FRIDAY) YIMPOKSÜI (NOVEMBER) 27, 2020 ` 5.00 Nagaland nung COVID-19 cases 11,000 jungogo Kohima, Yimpoksüi/Nov. 26 Department, Dr. Denis Hangsing-i (TYO): State nung Brehostibarnü anogoshi sangdongba COVID-19 nisung tasen 69 dak COVID-19 bulletin nung ashi. tashidak puteta Nagaland nung iba State nung iba tashidak nungi virus agi meneper nisung 11,000 taneptsü anguba rate ya shile 85.78 jungogo, ta State Health lir, koba Bodhbarnü shilem 85.13 ketdangsertemi ashi. liasü. November 13 nungbo shilem COVID-19 agi meneper nisung 90.93 liasü, ta pai ashi. 131 taneptsü nguaka nisung tasen Dimapur district nung nisung 69 dak iba tashidak putetba mechi ana COVID-19 agi asüba ajanga state nung iba virus agi meneper state nung asür ajak senteper nisung Linük ajunga den külemi Raj Bhavan, Kohima nung November 26, 2020 nü Constitution Day munga liasü. nisung 11,060 ajunger, ta 65 alitsü, aser iba nungi nisung 56 Iba anogomung nung Governor RN Ravi ajanga Constitution indang puti otsü tongmelang agi rateta ketdangseri ashi. iba tashidak ajanga, nisung 7 danga ashi. Kasa mapang Governor RN Ravi, pa kinungtsü Laxmi Ravi, par kinunger aser Raj Bhavan nung staff "Tanü #COVID-19 positive tashidak temeyoktep agi asü aser temi Constitution indang Preamble zünga liasü. cases 69 putet, Kohima nungi 27, nisung ana asüba ano mejangjateti Dimapur nungi 17, Mon nungi 14, lir, ta pai ashi.