Career guidance workshop held at Mao
Source: The Sangai Express

Senapati, October 11 2025: A one-day career guidance workshop was held at the Asufii Christian Institute Auditorium, Punanamei, Mao today.

A total of 1035 students of 17 institutions attended the programme, jointly organised by the Mao Council, Mao Officers' Union, Mao Naga Women Welfare Association (MNWWA), and the Mao Students' Union (MSU) .

Speaking at the event, Public Prosecutor, Koshia Mao encouraged students to take their studies seriously, especially beginning from the higher secondary level.

She elaborated on the different branches of Law - criminal, civil, and family law - and explained the roles of a Judge, a Public Prosecutor, and Advocates.

She reminded the students to do their best and trust in God for the rest.

MCS officer A Adahrii Maheo, CEO, ADC, Senapati, talked about Civil Services and stressed the importance of building a strong foundation, developing curiosity, maintaining good health, and cultivating a circle of positive friends.

He emphasized that consistency and discipline are key to success in competitive exams.

Dr Kajikho, MS, Surgery and SMO (Medical), in his talk on medical careers, shared that aspiring medical professionals should possess reading qualities, good memory, and patience.

He encouraged students to pursue the field with compassion and dedication.

Lieutenant Colonel Maneo Francis, Shaurya Chakra, spoke on careers in the Armed Forces.

He motivated the students to embrace challenges and opportunities in serving the Nation.

Marks and percentages do not define a person's worth, he said, urging them to set clear and achievable goals.

A panel discussion was also held on SSC, Engineering, Banking, and other careers with Elow Eshena, senior Geologist and Moses Basena, Manager, Punjab National Bank, Imphal, as resource persons.

Both speakers provided valuable insights into their fields, sharing practical advice and motivating students to explore a wide range of career options.

A word of encouragement was delivered by Adani Loli, retired Joint Registrar, High Court, who commended the organisers and urged the students to make the best use of the opportunities provided.

The programme concluded with remarks by Lohrii Nenuo Joseph (MFS), FA, ADC Senapati, and a benediction prayer by Matia, Finance and Treasurer, Mao Naga Women Welfare Association.

The workshop proved to be informative and inspiring, equipping students with valuable knowledge and motivation to pursue their chosen careers with determination and purpose.

The workshop was moderated by Kaini Lokho, Assistant Professor, Asufii Christian Institute, Punanamei.

The programme began with an invocation prayer by Pastor Loli Chakre, followed by an introduction and presentation by the moderator.

A traditional blessing was pronounced by Athikho Joseph, president, Mao Council.

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