PR.No.45/2025-2026

Lawngtlai, October 23, 2025:

At 10:30 a.m. today, Pu Lalropuia Chinzah, Executive Member, i/c Information & Communication Technology Department, LADC, inaugurated the NIELIT Study Centre at LADC and delivered a speech. In his address, he expressed his great satisfaction at the establishment of the National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT) Study Centre at LADC, stating that it would be of immense benefit to the LADC officers and staff. He added that he firmly believes this Centre will prove to be very useful for enhancing efficiency and modernization in office work.

He further stated that in today’s world, almost all office work has been digitalized, and it is therefore necessary for LADC as well to utilize modern technology in our daily tasks. Moreover, the use of Management Information Systems (MIS) has now become essential. As there are still many staff members who are not proficient in computer operations, he mentioned that after extensive discussions with the higher authorities, arrangements were made to organize computer training for the employees.

He added that it is very pleasing that after discussions with NIELIT, arrangements have been made to establish a training centre at LADC. He expressed his gratitude to NIELIT for their support and for the opportunity to open the Centre. The first set of 20 computers has been provided by NIELIT, and the first batch of 20 trainees will soon begin their course. After training the LADC staff, training opportunities will also be extended to the public. He urged all prospective trainees to learn diligently, become skilled, and attend the classes sincerely.

Pu K. Lalthanzara, Executive Secretary, LADC, also expressed his deep appreciation for the establishment of the NIELIT Study Centre at LADC. He extended his thanks to the LADC authorities and all officers and staff who worked hard to make it possible.

The inaugural programme was presided over by Pu C. Lawmsangzuala, Information & Public Relations Officer (I & PRO), LADC. Pi K.L. Lalriatchhungi, Senior Technical Officer, NIELIT Extension Centre, Lunglei, delivered a report on their activities, while Pu C. Lalchhuanawma, Centre Coordinator, also conveyed a word of thanks.

Pu Lalthanmawia Colney, Chairman Town Committee LADC, also attended the event, along with members of MJA Lawngtlai and several LADC officers.

The Centre was established under the collaboration between NIELIT (National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology) and LADC. It will offer various computer and electronics-related courses, notably the Government-recognized and employment-relevant Course on Computer Concepts (CCC).

Written & Published by the Information & Public Relations Department, LADC, Lawngtlai