Nagaland marked a major administrative milestone with the inauguration of the Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Office Complex in Akuluto Town, a move that leaders say will accelerate governance and development in the region. Advisor for CAWD & Taxes, Kudecho Khamo, inaugurated the new building on November 27 in the presence of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services Advisor Kazheto Kinimi.
Khamo said the newly built Akuluto ADC office reflects the state’s commitment to align with India’s national goal of achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047. He stressed that development must begin at the grassroots, urging families, villages, and public leaders to participate in government-backed growth initiatives.
He reiterated his constituency initiatives—One Family, One Project, One Family, One Entrepreneur, and One Family, One Prayer—and encouraged all 17 villages under Akuluto to adopt the “One Village, One Crop” model aimed at boosting agriculture-based economic growth. According to him, the cooperation of government officials, churches, and community leaders is essential to take these programmes forward.
Khamo also highlighted the importance of preserving the Chakhesang–Sumi brotherhood and urged the younger generation to uphold this inter-community bond. He acknowledged that multiple government buildings are under construction statewide but assured that the government will complete all projects in a phased manner.
Advisor Kinimi, the Guest of Honour, praised the completion of the long-pending project and thanked the Chief Minister and concerned departments for funding support. He said the new ADC office would enhance administrative efficiency and serve as a symbol of progress for the people of Akuluto.
According to the technical report, the G+2 complex—built at a cost of ₹7.81 crore—will house multiple departments including Rural Development, PWD, ADC Office, Accounts, IPR, and Social Welfare.
