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Students exchange prog at KROS College
Nagaland Post. February 12, 2023
Hundreds screened for breast and cervical cancer
Eastern Mirror. July 24, 2022
Kohima Sümi Totimi Hoho (KSTH) and Dr. K&T Keditsu Foundation conducted a health awareness-cum-breast and cervical cancer screening camp on July 23 at Mount Olive College, Kohima.
WH.O.LE health awareness camp in Kohima
The Morung Express. July 23, 2022
The Kohima Sümi Totimi Hoho (KSTH) and Dr K & T Keditsu Foundation organized WH.O.LE health awareness camp in the premises of Mount Olive College, Kohima on July 23. WH.O.LE (Women’s Health, Oncology, Lifestyle Endeavour project is an initiative of Dr K & T Keditsu Foundation. This camp was conducted in partnership with Putuonuo Nursing Home, Kohima and Max- Care Diagnostic Centre, Kohima.
4 get Dr. Toshevi ST MBBS award
Nagaland Post. March 22, 2022
Four women from Sumi community were conferred the Dr. Toshevi Sumi Totimi MBBS award at its 4th annual edition held on March 18 in Kohima. The women namely, Avili Swu, Sulika Zhimomi, Vitunali L. Awomi, and Hikili Q Aye were felicitated for securing MBBS seat through NEET 2021.
Girl students attend SSEP in Maharashtra
Eastern Mirror. September 22, 2019
Eight girls from Kohima Science College, Jotsoma, participated in the ‘Solidarity Students’ Exchange Programme’ (SSEP) with Sophia College for Women, Mumbai University, Maharashtra, from September 8 to 15. During the programme, they interacted with the faculty and students of the partner college and attend classes in the chemistry, microbiology, zoology and life sciences laboratories.
Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation organises medical camp in Phek
The Morung Express. November 30, 2016.
A free medical camp organized by the Dr. K&T Keditsu Foundation was held in Phek District Hospital on November 26 and 27. This medical camp is part of the state-wide campaign initiated by the Governor of Nagaland, Padmanabha Acharya through his brainchild, the Indian National Fellowship Centre, Mumbai and coordinated by the Government of Nagaland. The medical team comprised of Dr. Kezevituo Keditsu, Dr. Azo Louis, Dr. Alemwapang, Dr. Thejavinuo Keditsu Kire, Dr. Keneisenuo Kire and Dr. Toshevi Sema Keditsu.
Mega medical camps in Nagaland by Rotary Club Mumbai
Nagaland Post. November 20, 2016
Under the inspiration of governor of Nagaland P.B. Acharya and initiative from Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC), Rotary Club of Bombay North under leadership of Dr. Palep has been conducting simultaneous medical camps at five districts of Nagaland with a team of 32 doctors. The districts being covered are Mon, Kohima, Peren, Dimapur and Wokha. Different specialists have been seeing patients and performing surgeries and distributing free medicines. On day one, average 150 patients were examined and treated at each centre.
Doctors from across the country to camp in Nagaland
Eastern Mirror. November 20, 2016
Informed to be an initiative of the governor of Nagaland PB Acharya, a team of 44 doctors and 23 paramedical technicians from different parts of the country will be conducting free medical camps in seven districts of Nagaland. The doctors will be conducting medical camps at Dimapur, Kohima, Mokokchung, Mon, Peren, Phek and at Wokha from November 26 and till the 30. This event is by the Indian National Fellowship Centre of Mumbai and supported by the government of Nagaland in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Bombay…
Free medical camps held in Phek, Peren, Chumukedima
Nagaland Post. November 30, 2016
Free medical camp was organized by the Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation in Phek District Hospital from November 25 to 27 as part of the state-wide campaign initiated by governor of Nagaland, Padmanabha Acharya with the Indian National Fellowship Centre, Mumbai and coordinated by the government of Nagaland.
The medical team comprised of Dr. Kezevituo Keditsu, Dr. Azo Louis, Dr. Alemwapang, Dr. Thejavinuo Keditsu Kire, Dr. Keneisenuo Kire and Dr. Toshevi Sema Keditsu.
8 students from Kohima College select for Students' Exchange
Webindia123. September 06,2017
Eight female students from Kohima College have been selected for a Solidarity Students Exchange Programme with Sathaye College, Mumbai under the initiative of the Governor of Nagaland P.B. Acharya. According to an official statement today a stringent procedure was followed to select the students who demonstrated exceptional academic aptitude and knowledge of Naga culture, and were eager to learn about the diversity of the nation, making them fit to represent the Nagas as ambassadors in cultural exchange with mainland India.
8 Kohima girls selected for students exchange programme
Silchar. September 08, 2017
Eight female students from Kohima College have been selected for a Solidarity Students Exchange Programme with Sathaye College, Mumbai under the initiative of Nagaland Governor PB Acharya. The programme is being jointly organised by Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC) and Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation of Kohima. The Foundation is sponsoring the flight tickets and will be providing daily stipend to each student while INFC will arrange the week-long tour for them.The Foundation is sponsoring the flight tickets and will be providing daily stipend..
Eight students from Kohima College selected for Students’ Exchange Programme
United News of India September 6, 2019
Eight female students from Kohima College have been selected for a Solidarity Students Exchange Programme with Sathaye College, Mumbai under the initiative of the Governor of Nagaland P.B. Acharya. According to an official statement today a stringent procedure was followed to select the students who demonstrated exceptional academic aptitude and knowledge of Naga culture, and were eager to learn about the diversity of the nation, making them fit to represent the Nagas as ambassadors in cultural exchange with mainland India. The programme is jointly organised by Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC) and Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation of Kohima.
Sexual health and tobacco awareness workshop at SJC
Eastern Mirror. September 23, 2017
The Women’s Forum of St. Joseph’s College, in collaboration with the Sociology Department organised a workshop on tobacco awareness and sexual health on Sep. 22 at the college Indoor Stadium, with Dr. Thejavinuo Keditsu (obstetrics and gynecology) and Dr. Keduovinuo Keditsu (oncology), both from Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation, Kohima as resource persons. Speaking on sexual health and hygiene, Dr. Thejavinuo stressed on the importance of sex education for present day youth. She encouraged the parents and their young adults to have open
Workshop on 'Tobacco Awareness, Sexual Health'
Nagaland Post. September 28, 2017
Women’s Forum of St. Joseph’s College (SJC) Jakhama in collaboration with the Sociology department organized a workshop on “tobacco awareness and sexual health” on September 22 at SJC indoor stadium. The resource persons for the workshop were Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation Kohima, Dr. Thejavinuo Keditsu (Obstetrics & Gynecology) and Dr. Keduovinuo Keditsu (Oncology). Dr. Thejavinuo Keditsu stressed on sexual health and hygiene and encouraged parents and young adults to have open healthy communication
WDC Alder College Kma organizes talk on ‘Female Health Issues’
Nagaland Post. March 05, 2018
Women Development Cell (WDC) of Alder College Kohima organised a talk on “Female Health Issues” on March 3 with Dr. Thejavinuo Keditsu Kire (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) from the Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation, as the resource person. A press release from Alder college Kohima said that around 200 female students and faculty members attended the program which was followed by an interactive session.
Street Vendors Act needed in Nagaland
The Morung Express May 02, 2018
Four years after the ‘Street Vendors Act’ was passed by the the Indian Parliament, vendors in Nagaland continue to be at the mercy of civic bodies, district administration, police and other agencies.The reason – the State Government has yet to pass or adopt any Act along the lines of the ‘Street Vendors Act’ 2014, which ensures rights of street vendors to pursue their profession in a dignified manner.
EA conducts programme for women street vendors
Nagaland Page. May 02, 2018
As part of its ongoing initiative ‘Uplifting women street vendors’ project, the Entrepreneurs Associates’ organized a day long programme at Dimapur in partnership with the Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA); the Dr K & T Keditsu Foundation and Caring Friends, India. A follow up of a prior session, the second cycle of the programme at Dimapur witnessed sessions on legal rights, health care and financial
International Labour Day observed across state
Nagaland Post. May 02,2018
In commemoration of International Labour Day, various programmes were organized by District Legal Services Authorities, Nagaland Builders and Other Construction Workers (NBOCW) and Entrepreneurs Associates on May 1 across the state. Entrepreneurs Associates: As part of its ongoing initiative “Uplifting Women Street Vendors” project, Entrepreneurs Associates’ (EA) organized a day- long programme at Dimapur
Health camp & enhancement programme held
Nagaland Post. May 29, 2018
Entrepreneurs Associates (EA) under its project of Uplifting Women Street Vendors, in partnership with Caring Friends and the K&T Keditsu Foundation, organized a health camp and a livelihood enhancement programme at Pfutsero Town for vegetable vendors as well as wholesalers of the town on May 26. A press release from EA I/C communications and editor katalys, Neikule Doulo said that around a hundred women participated in the programme organized at Baptist Theological College auditorium.
Health camp for vegetables vendors and wholesalers
The Morung Express May 29, 2018
On May 26, a health camp and livelihood enhancement programme was held at Pfutsero Town for the vegetable vendors as well as wholesalers of the town. Around a hundred women participated in the programme at the Baptist Theological College (BTC) auditorium, T Chikri that provided a free Cervical Cancer screening for all these women who belong to the most vulnerable sections of society and cannot afford regular checks for themselves. A team of three doctors comprising a Cancer Surgeon, a Gynaecologist and an
Dr. Toshevi Sumi Totimi MBBS Award 2018
The Morung Express November 24, 2018
Kohima, November 25 : Eight Sümi women who secured MBBS seats in government colleges in 2018 were honoured at the 1st Annual Dr Toshevi Sümi Totimi MBBS Award held on November 24 at Hotel De Oriental Grand, Kohima. Dr. Toshevi Sümi Totimi MBBS Award is an initiative of Dr Toshevi Keditsu Sema and is officiated by Dr K and T Keditsu Foundation in collaboration with Sümi Totimi Hoho, Nagaland, a press release here stated. Dr Toshevi Keditsu Sema completed her MBBS from Gauhati Medical College in 1977 becoming the first woman doctor among the Sümi tribe. Speaking on behalf of the Awardees and their families, Dr Hokishe Kiho thanked Dr Toshevi Keditsu and the Foundation for their interest in uplifting Sümi women in particular.
Students from Mumbai experience Nagaland
Nagaland Post March 2, 2019
Eight students along with a chaperone from Mumbai interacted with students of Baptist College Kohima and Zubza campus, and participated in cultural exchange activities displaying the rich cultural heritage of their respective states, from February 22 to 28. A press release from Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation (DKTF), Kohima, trustee Dr. Keduovinuo Keditsu stated that the exchange was conducted under the Solidarity Students’ Exchange Programme (SSEP) with participation of the eight girls from Guru Nanak Khalsa College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Mumbai University, Mumbai, Maharashtra. They had the opportunity to visit several villages in and around Kohima, and local homes, interacted with local people and learned the Naga way of life.
Solidarity students’ exchange programme with Baptist College held
Morung Express March 2, 2019
Eight students along with a chaperone from Mumbai interacted with students of Baptist College Kohima and Zubza campus, and participated in cultural exchange activities displaying the rich cultural heritage of their respective states, from February 22 to 28. A press release from Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation (DKTF), Kohima, trustee Dr. Keduovinuo Keditsu stated that the exchange was conducted under the Solidarity Students’ Exchange Programme (SSEP) with participation of the eight girls from Guru Nanak Khalsa College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Mumbai University, Mumbai, Maharashtra. They had the opportunity to visit several villages in and around Kohima, and local homes, interacted with local people and learned the Naga way of life.
Mumbai and Kohima students wear each others’ culture
Eastern Mirror March 2, 2019
According to the press release, the primary objective of the programme was to empower young women from low-income backgrounds who demonstrate exceptional academic aptitude and knowledge of their respective culture
Solidarity Students’ Exchange Programme concludes
Nagaland Today March 2, 2019
Eight students along with a chaperone from Mumbai interacted with students of Baptist College Kohima and Zubza campus, and participated in cultural exchange activities displaying the rich cultural heritage of their respective states, from February 22 to 28.
8 Kohima girls selected for students exchange prog
The Assam Tribune. September 15, 2010
Eight female students from Kohima College have been selected for a Solidarity Students Exchange Programme with Sathaye College, Mumbai under the initiative of Nagaland Governor PB Acharya. The programme is being jointly organised by Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC) and Dr K & T Keditsu Foundation of Kohima.
