‘Resilience and Growth: Shaping future leaders’

December 29, 2024 5 Views No Comment

TSU holds 71st general session at Thipuzu

Our Correspondent
Thenyizu | December 29

Thenyizumi Students’ Union (TSU) today conducted its 71st General Session at Thenyizumi village in Phek district under the theme ‘Resilience and growth: Shaping future leaders.’

Zhonelü Tunyi, President, Chakhesang Mothers’ Association (CMA), graced the event as the guest speaker. Addressing the gathering, Tunyi urged the students to uphold honesty, calling it a priceless treasure greater than academic achievements.

She highlighted the significance of leadership, emphasizing that it begins at the grassroots level and requires resilience.

“Leadership demands understanding the perspectives of the people to effectively guide and unite them,” she stated.

Tunyi encouraged students to judiciously manage their time, as student life is pivotal in shaping one’s future.She called upon them to pursue their dreams wholeheartedly while working for the welfare of the community, thereby becoming agents of change.

Acknowledging the gaps in understanding between children and parents, she advised students to respect their parents’ sacrifices and hard work. She exhorted them to limit screen time and focus on meaningful pursuits. Tunyi also stressed the importance of equal educational opportunities for men and women, urging girls to strive for excellence and compete globally, while encouraging boys to work harder.

Further, Tunyi speaker advocated for greater societal support for women’s ventures and inclusivity to bolster growth and empowerment.

‘Integrate modern education with scriptural wisdom’
Thipuzu Village Council Chairman (VCC) Medothi Rhakho praised the students’ achievements and encouraged them to continue striving for excellence.

Nehuto Rhakho, Assistant General Secretary, Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU), lauded Thenyizumi for being a model village in its pursuit of excellence.

He emphasized the importance of unity, collaboration, and recognizing individual uniqueness to build a better future.

Rhakho also underscored the need to integrate modern education with scriptural wisdom, enabling students to become beacons of light in their communities.

In his presidential address, TSU president John Swiho commended the accomplishments of TSU members, describing resilience as the strength to rise above adversity and thrive amidst uncertainty.

He defined growth as the courage to step out of comfort zones and pursue continuous improvement.

Swiho envisioned future leaders rooted in integrity, vision, and purpose, noting that education encompasses more than academic achievements.

“It is a holistic process that instil moral values, life skills, and a commitment to serving others,” he said.

Swiho reminded students that they are the torchbearers of the village’s future and encouraged them to uphold traditional values while embracing innovation and change. He urged members to work together to turn challenges into opportunities, leaving a legacy that inspires future generations.

Kelülü Dawhuo presented education & statistical report.

The programme was led by Aveto Resu.

TSU also honoured its members who excelled in academics and other fields during the session.

In the afternoon session, Vileno K. Thisa, District Mission Coordinator (DMC), District Hub for Empowerment of Women (DHEW), Phek, addressed the session as the speaker. The session concluded with TSU Extravaganza Night, hosted by Kelülü Dawhuo, Miss Nagaland 2nd Runner-Up, Miss Multi-Media and Miss Beautiful Smile 2024.