NBSE notified Chief Minister’s Meritorious Scholarship Fellowship (CMMSF)

The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has informed that the meritorious students of the HSLC Examination 2021 batch who are eligible for the Chief Minister’s Meritorious Scholarship Fellowship (CMMSF), to download the Form and Bond Certificate from the Board website nbsenl.edu.in under Information/Scholarships and the duly filled in Form and Bond Certificate should be emailed to cmmsf50ng@gmail.con on or before 10th May 2022. The details of the eligible students are required for availing of the 1st Installment of the scholarship.

The list of the eligible students is made available on the Board website nbsenl.edu.in

NBSE notifies heads of institutions on single use plastics

Nagaland Board of School Education has once again notified all the Heads of Registered Institutions that in pursuance of Government of Nagaland notification No.UDD/7-GEN/07-PWM/2018(Pt-I) dated 11.03.2022 on imposing “Ban on Single-Use Plastics in Nagaland”, all schools have been informed for proper dissemination of awareness on Plastic Waste Management with regard to ban of Single-Use Plastics (SUPs), with a view to eradicate the menace of plastics and the serious environmental and ecological challenges posed by rampant use of it.

SUPs, otherwise known as disposable plastic items are non-biodegradable and therefore contaminate the environment. The single use plastics include plastic bags, plastic water bottles, soda bottles, straws, plastic plates, plastic cups, plastic spoons, food packaging containers, plastic shopping bags etc. Single-Use Plastics mostly end up in landfill sites which is a growing concern as it may take years to decompose and potentially leak pollutants into the soil and water. If plastic wastes are not properly disposed of, they get carried away by wind as litter or washed away by rain or travel via storm drains into rivers and streams which pose a threat to the environment and human health.

In this regard, all institutions have been directed to inform and educate the students about the drastic impacts of disposal of wastes from plastics and plastic products which can lead to human health hazards, environmental pollution including natural environment beauty deterioration, entanglement and death of aquatic organisms, sewage system blockage etc, and to adopt measures to avoid its usage.

Further, as given in the academic calendar 2022, all Heads of institutions should take measures to practice plastic free campus and advocate elimination of single use plastic items.

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