The 65th General Session of the Runguzumi Students’ Union (RSU) was held on December 28 at Runguzu village under Phek district, with Vekhosa Kotso, Deputy Inspector General (PLG/Modernization) Nagaland Police, Government of Nagaland, as the guest speaker.
An update from the organizers informed that the session was organized under the theme, “Navigating Towards Future Challenges.”
Addressing the event, Kotso highlighted the importance of preparing for future uncertainties, emphasizing the need for individuals and communities to anticipate potential challenges, cultivate adaptability, and develop actionable strategies to tackle them effectively.
According to Kotso, a forward-thinking mindset is essential for building resilience in a world marked by rapid technological advancements, social changes, and global uncertainties.
He also stressed the value of staying well-informed and proactive, urging the audience to prioritize collaboration and networking as tools for growth and problem-solving. He asserted that by fostering strong connections and engaging with diverse perspectives, individuals can better navigate the complexities of modern life.
Furthermore, Kotso encouraged the gathering to adopt a holistic approach to life, placing equal emphasis on sustainability, long-term impacts, and ethical considerations in decision-making processes.
Kotso also took a moment to honor Rev. Khrutsoyi Luruo, a pioneering figure in education who played a pivotal role in advancing educational opportunities in the region by founding one of the first schools in Phusachodu village. Reflecting on Rev. Luruo’s enduring legacy, he reminded the gathering of the transformative power of education and the importance of recognizing and upholding the contributions of such visionary leaders.
The police officer further inspired the students, youth, and parents to embrace the values of respect, integrity, and hard work. He urged them to remain vigilant, prepared, and determined to excel in life’s endeavors.
Additionally, Kotso emphasized the competitive nature of the modern world, encouraging everyone to persevere, adapt, and strive for excellence while staying rooted in their cultural values and moral principles.
Earlier, the presidential address was delivered by Besukhoyi Luruo, President of the RSU, and greetings were extended by Pusalhu Keyho, former President of the RSU. The programme was led by Vethita Ringa, Advisor of the RSU, while Vekhruyi Vero, the second oldest man in Runguzu village, pronounced the act of blessings.