Dimapur Naga Students' Union - DNSU

24/04/2026

22/04/2026

District Anti-Tobacco Squad (DATS) conducted a raid in several areas, inspected shops and public places to ensure compliance with anti-tobacco laws.

12/04/2026

The Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) convened its 3rd Union Assembly for the tenure 2024–2026 at Hotel Europa Inn on 11th April 2026. The session was chaired by Speaker Eno Tesiding Newmai and Deputy Speaker Eno W.S. Kahor.
The session secretary was Eno Chenio A. Kithan, Assistant General Secretary (AGS) of the Lotha Students’ Union, Dimapur.
The Assembly witnessed the presence of the DNSU Executive Council, representatives from various units, and senior members of the Union.

25/03/2026

DNSU Attended the 53rd General conference of Karbi Studnets’ Association.
Incase you’re attending the Karbi program…
be ready..they might call you on stage to speak out of the blue 🤧🎤
No warning, no prep… just vibes. 😃😃
so stay ready or risk the spotlight

23/02/2026

DNSU Strongly Questions and Rejects HCHSS Staff’s Claim Terming DNSU Intervention Inappropriate and an Unrelated Body

The Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) strongly questions and rejects the claim made by certain staff of Holy Cross Higher Secondary School (HCHSS) describing the Union’s intervention as inappropriate and unrelated. The Union welcomes and will continue to welcome aggrieved parents and students on issues faced within its jurisdiction, irrespective of whether the concerned institution approves or not.

DNSU intervened in the recent matter solely to ascertain facts and act as a mediator so that the issue could be resolved amicably. The matter was settled peacefully through mutual understanding. Therefore, any attempt to escalate the situation after a resolution raises doubts about underlying intentions. While some concerns raised by parents were genuine, DNSU exercised restraint and worked responsibly to calm an already sensitive situation.

The Union believes that institutions unwilling to cooperate with DNSU in the interest of fairness, accountability, and transparency only create doubts about their own intentions. Institutions functioning within our jurisdiction must understand that DNSU will intervene whenever necessary to safeguard student interests.

The issue in question was minor and could have been addressed internally by the school management. DNSU stepped in only after the matter entered the public domain and did so in good faith to facilitate an amicable settlement. The institution’s reputation was not tarnished, as the matter had already been resolved.

In fact, the situation escalated primarily due to poor communication and the alleged rude behaviour of certain members of the institution’s management, including asking parents to take transfer certificates merely for raising concerns. Not all parents are highly educated, and it remains the responsibility of educators to patiently explain matters for the betterment of students. Every parent ultimately seeks a better academic future for their child.

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20/02/2026

Eno. R. Micheal Yanthan, Vice-President DNSU, delivered a greetings message at the 3rd JOSE-FESTIVPORIUM Organised by St. Joseph University Students’ Council, Chumukedima.

Thank you, SJU for having us.

17/02/2026

Honoured to meet the Karbi Students’ Association at the Karbi Youth Fest.
Borders may separate regions, but shared values bring students together.
Looking forward to stronger ties and lasting friendship

16/02/2026

The Dimapur Naga Students' Union (DNSU) has expressed concern over complaints received from students and parents regarding certain educational institutions charging high fees for reappearing in failed subjects during model tests and other internal examinations.

While the Union recognizes that institutions may levy reasonable and nominal re-examination fees for administrative purposes, reports indicate that some institutions are collecting amounts ranging from ₹2,000 to ₹5,000 per subject, which are reportedly refundable upon successfully clearing the examination. Institutions have justified the practice as a measure to encourage academic seriousness among students.

DNSU acknowledged the importance of maintaining academic discipline; however, it emphasized that student motivation should not result in financial strain on parents and guardians. The Union stated that academic improvement should be encouraged through constructive and student-friendly approaches rather than financial pressure.

DNSU has appealed to all concerned institutions to review and rationalize such fee structures and ensure fair and reasonable practices. The Union further stated that it will continue to monitor the matter to safeguard the interests of students and parents.

Reach us at +91 98626 75997 ( Ass. General Secretary) for grievances.

21/01/2026

DNSU squad rollin' out 😎

21/01/2026

Students & Parents—this one’s for you!
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