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The Naga Students' Union, Delhi (NSUD) is the apex student body of the Nagas living in Delhi. With over 40,000 members spread across the National Capital Region (NCR), it is one of the biggest students’ organisations in Delhi.
In the early 1960s, while Nagalim was in the turmoil of the political conflict, and the Nagas were divided into different administrative units, the 8 earliest Naga students in Delhi came together to consolidate themselves into a Union with the sense of reinforcing oneness among the Nagas at all fronts. Under the auspices of Dr. S. T. Toshi and Mr Yehike Sema, a meeting was convened on 25 August 1963 and unanimously elected Dr Aryo Shishak and Mr Khyomo Lotha as the President and General Secretary respectively. In due course of time, the constitution was drafted, adopted and came into force with the motto "Strength in Unity" aimed at promoting the general welfare of the Nagas and the Naga students of Delhi in particular.[citation needed]
With the gradual growth of members and finance, the NSUD diversified its role into many areas. Apart from its regular undertakings of conducting Admission Assistance for the freshers, organising Freshers’ social functions and annual sports meets, the union also commenced various literary and cultural programs. As the pivot of the Naga community’s initiative in Delhi, the union also played vital role in the formation of other organisations for the Nagas. As early as 1966, the NSUD helped in reviving the then defunct Naga Students Federation (NSF). Besides, the Union prides for its service in establishing the Naga Christian Fellowship (NCF) in 1975, and forming the Naga Peoples’ Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) in 1978.[1]
Membershipedit
In the first year, 15 members registered with the union. By the turn of the 1970, the number of members in the Union crossed half a century mark. In the 25th year of the Union, the union recorded more than 300 registered members. However, in the 1990s, the Union experienced a rapid rise of members consequent by the economic liberalisation in leading to the growth of umpteenth educational institutions in Delhi attracting thousands of Naga students seeking higher education. At the turn of the 21st century, the population of the Nagas in Delhi has risen into thousand folds, including both working professionals and students. At the time of the Golden Jubilee Celebration, there were more than 20,000 Nagas living in Delhi including working households, job seekers and students.[citation needed]
Educational Initiative and Publicationedit
The effort to promote education awareness and impart knowledge capacity to the Nagas have been the primary focus of the Union. From its formative stage till date, the NSUD has been giving admission information and assistance to freshers,[2] besides occasionally conducting seminars and literary meets. The Union has published several newsletters, magazines and had published two books – Nagas at Work in 1996,[3] and Nagas Today in 2010.
Political activismedit
Since its inception, the NSUD has always remained vigilant to all the unfolding of political situations affecting the Nagas, and accordingly made innumerable interventions on its capacity by staging protest,[4] sensitising and mobilising the public, organising seminars on the political issues and human rights, and sending representations to the Indian leadership to impress upon with the desire of the Nagas.
Structureedit
The NSUD has come a long way and gained a stature considerably both in numbers and activities and the Union has changed and restructured according to the needs and has functioned under different working systems since its inception, viz.
2 January 1965 to 3 September 1994 – Unitary Structure
September 1994 to 1 February 2003 – Quasi-Unitary Structure
At present, there are 20 units and these Units under NSUD officially formed their own respective tribal unions with their own constitutions and function within the framework of the constitution of NSUD, which stands at the apex.
Naga Students' Union, Delhi official Facebook page
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April 12, 2024
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This article is an orphan as no other articles link to it Please introduce links to this page from related articles try the Find link tool for suggestions May 2020 The Naga Students Union Delhi NSUD is the apex student body of the Nagas living in Delhi With over 40 000 members spread across the National Capital Region NCR it is one of the biggest students organisations in Delhi Naga Students Union DelhiMottoStrength in UnityEstablished1963Websitewww nsud org Contents 1 History 2 Membership 3 Educational Initiative and Publication 4 Political activism 5 Structure 6 Unit Under NSUD 7 Current Executive Members 8 References 9 External linksHistory editIn the early 1960s while Nagalim was in the turmoil of the political conflict and the Nagas were divided into different administrative units the 8 earliest Naga students in Delhi came together to consolidate themselves into a Union with the sense of reinforcing oneness among the Nagas at all fronts Under the auspices of Dr S T Toshi and Mr Yehike Sema a meeting was convened on 25 August 1963 and unanimously elected Dr Aryo Shishak and Mr Khyomo Lotha as the President and General Secretary respectively In due course of time the constitution was drafted adopted and came into force with the motto Strength in Unity aimed at promoting the general welfare of the Nagas and the Naga students of Delhi in particular citation needed With the gradual growth of members and finance the NSUD diversified its role into many areas Apart from its regular undertakings of conducting Admission Assistance for the freshers organising Freshers social functions and annual sports meets the union also commenced various literary and cultural programs As the pivot of the Naga community s initiative in Delhi the union also played vital role in the formation of other organisations for the Nagas As early as 1966 the NSUD helped in reviving the then defunct Naga Students Federation NSF Besides the Union prides for its service in establishing the Naga Christian Fellowship NCF in 1975 and forming the Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights NPMHR in 1978 1 Membership editIn the first year 15 members registered with the union By the turn of the 1970 the number of members in the Union crossed half a century mark In the 25th year of the Union the union recorded more than 300 registered members However in the 1990s the Union experienced a rapid rise of members consequent by the economic liberalisation in leading to the growth of umpteenth educational institutions in Delhi attracting thousands of Naga students seeking higher education At the turn of the 21st century the population of the Nagas in Delhi has risen into thousand folds including both working professionals and students At the time of the Golden Jubilee Celebration there were more than 20 000 Nagas living in Delhi including working households job seekers and students citation needed Educational Initiative and Publication editThe effort to promote education awareness and impart knowledge capacity to the Nagas have been the primary focus of the Union From its formative stage till date the NSUD has been giving admission information and assistance to freshers 2 besides occasionally conducting seminars and literary meets The Union has published several newsletters magazines and had published two books Nagas at Work in 1996 3 and Nagas Today in 2010 Political activism editSince its inception the NSUD has always remained vigilant to all the unfolding of political situations affecting the Nagas and accordingly made innumerable interventions on its capacity by staging protest 4 sensitising and mobilising the public organising seminars on the political issues and human rights and sending representations to the Indian leadership to impress upon with the desire of the Nagas Structure editThe NSUD has come a long way and gained a stature considerably both in numbers and activities and the Union has changed and restructured according to the needs and has functioned under different working systems since its inception viz 2 January 1965 to 3 September 1994 Unitary Structure September 1994 to 1 February 2003 Quasi Unitary Structure 1 February 2003 till date Federal structureUnit Under NSUD editAt present there are 20 units and these Units under NSUD officially formed their own respective tribal unions with their own constitutions and function within the framework of the constitution of NSUD which stands at the apex Name Present PresidentAnal Lenruwl Tangpi Delhi Anal Students Union Delhi Angami Krotho Delhi Angami Students Union Delhi Chakhesang Students Union Delhi Chiru Students Union Delhi Chothe Athourul Ngei Abom Delhi Chothe Students Union Delhi Inpui Students Union Delhi Lamkang Kurchuknao kunpun Delhi Lamkang Students Union Delhi Maralui Karalimei Swijoikang Delhi Maram Students Union Delhi Mao Students Union Delhi Maring Students Union Delhi Monsang Students Union Delhi Moyon Students Union Delhi Pochury Students Union Delhi Poumai Naga Tsiidoumai Me Delhi Poumai Students Union Delhi Rengma Students Union Delhi Sumi Students Union Delhi Tangkhul Katamnao Long Delhi Tangkhul Students Union Delhi Tarao Students Union Delhi Thangal Students Union Delhi Zeliangrong Students Union DelhiCurrent Executive Members editThe Executive Council for the session 2023 2024 5 A Executive Council Position NamePresident Yaorei HoramVice President Rongshingam DilbungGeneral Secretary Jepi Y ChishoAsst General Secretary Johnson YangnahFinance Secretary Adeo DozoWomen Affairs Shonmi ThumraSocial amp Cultural Secretary Kikruhe u PfukhaGames amp Sports Secretary Rikho ChakhreAsst Games amp Sports Secretary Zanngasung ZimikPublic Relations Secretary Asst Public Relations Secretary Gifty ShoheProperty Secretary Baby JaneB Assembly Affairs Position NameAssembly Speaker T RaisungDeputy Speaker Kekhrieleto KipuAssembly Secretary Sajimu PochuryAssembly Deputy Secretary Sinoupan RangnameiReferences edit Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights NPMHR Naga unity call on 34th foundation day As DU admissions begin organisations offer help to NE students Nagas at Work by R Vashum Aleube Iheilung Nehemiah Panmei Lanu Longkumer UKHRUL UNREST NSUD s Protest Rally at Jantar Mantar NSUD OFFICE BEARERS 2023 2024External links editNaga Students Union Delhi official Facebook page Official Naga Students Union Delhi Facebook group Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Naga Students 27 Union Delhi amp oldid 1189100076, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
