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Nagaland University Launches Campus Talks to Promote Intellectual Exchange

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Nagaland University has started a monthly Campus Talks programme across hostels to engage students with experts on contemporary issues, fostering learning beyond classrooms.

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  1. 1Inaugural Sessions
  2. 2Objectives and Vision
  3. 3Future Outlook

Nagaland University’s Kohima Campus has launched a new initiative called ‘Campus Talks’ aimed at promoting intellectual exchange and offering students opportunities to learn beyond regular coursework. This monthly programme rotates across university hostels and features experts from various fields discussing contemporary topics with students to broaden their perspectives.

Inaugural Sessions

The first Campus Talks session was held on 30 October 2026 at Shilloi Women’s Hostel. The Pro Vice-Chancellor of the Kohima Campus, Prof N Venuh, inaugurated the event, which was attended by over 130 participants. Prof Venuh spoke on Naga history, political issues, colonialism, contemporary world affairs, rights awareness, and the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), emphasizing the need for human control and caution against dependency on AI.

The second session took place on 13 November 2026 at Pauna Men’s Hostel with Prof Sujata Dash, Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology, as the speaker. She addressed the topic, “AI for Everyone: Transforming Ideas into Innovation and Opportunities for the Future,” highlighting AI’s growing importance, its applications, and the necessity to maintain human judgement over emerging technologies.

Objectives and Vision

Prof Lungsang Zeliang, Dean of Humanities and Education and Academic Advisor to Campus Talks, shared that the university approved this platform after discussions to foster meaningful dialogue among teachers, students, and scholars. The initiative is seen as a way to give back to society, with speakers participating without honorarium, aiming to enlarge student understanding of multidisciplinary issues and encourage critical thinking beyond classroom instruction.

Miller, Convenor of Campus Talks, emphasized the significance of engaging students with eminent professionals to discuss contemporary and social issues, thereby extending academic learning through intellectual exchange and conversations.

Nagaland University and similar universitiesThe top NIRF 2025 ranks

Future Outlook

Campus Talks intends to continue as a monthly event rotating through different hostels, attracting experts from within and outside the campus. The sessions encourage interactive participation, enabling students to directly question and engage with speakers, thereby enriching their academic and social understanding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the aim of Nagaland University's Campus Talks?

The Campus Talks aim to promote intellectual exchange and provide students opportunities to learn beyond the classroom through interactions with experts from various fields.

When and where was the inaugural Campus Talks session held?

The inaugural session was held on 30 October 2026 at Shilloi Women’s Hostel on the Kohima Campus.

Who was the speaker at the second Campus Talks session?

Prof Sujata Dash, Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology, was the speaker at the second session held on 13 November 2026 at Pauna Men's Hostel.

What topics were discussed in the inaugural session?

The inaugural session included discussions on Naga history, political concerns, colonialism, contemporary world affairs, rights awareness, and the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence.

Is the Campus Talks programme a one-time event?

No, it is a monthly programme organised on a rotational basis across university hostels to sustain ongoing student engagement.

About the university

Nagaland University

Central University in Lumami, Nagaland · since 1994

Established
1994
NIRF rank
151-200 band among universities
NAAC grade
B+
UG fee
Rs. 8,250 to Rs. 18,180 in the first semester
PG fee
Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 64,250 in the first semester
Hostel fee
Rs. 3,000 a semester; Rs. 5,800 in the first semester

Figures from the university's profile; the profile page gives each source.

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