Bharatiya Janata Party
28-Koridang Assembly Constituency

Date of Birth: 15.06.1950
Place of Birth: Mangmetong Village
Father’s Name:Late Shri T. Longri Imchen
Mothers Name: Late Smt. Resenyula
Marital Status: Married
Spouse’s Name: Smt. Alila
Children: 3 Sons 2 Daughters
Educational Qualifications: M.Α
Tribe: Ao, Naga
District: Mokokchung
Permanent Address: Mongsenbai Ward, Mokokchung
Present Address: New Ministers’ Hill, Kohima
Contact: 9436000070
STUDENTS/SOCIAL ACTIVITIES:
1979-1981: Vice-President, Ao Students’ Conference
1981-1983: President, Ao Students’ Conference
1983-1985: General Secretary, Naga Students’ Federation (NSF)
1981-1982: Chainman, Action Committee PGSU, NEHU, Shillong
1987-1990: Vice President, Ongpangkong Range
1990-1993: President, Ongpangkong Range Council
1992-1995: Vice President, Ao Senden (Ao Hoho)
1995-1998: President, Ao Senden (Ao Hoho)
POLITICAL CAREER:
1989: General Secretary, Indian National Congress, DCC-1 Mokokchung
1989-1997: President, Indian National Congress, DCCI-I Mokokchung
1998-2003: Vice President, NPCC.
March 2003: Elected to the 10th Nagaland Legislative Assembly as an Independent Candidate
2003-2004: Minister, Rural Development Department
2004-2005: Minister, Power Department
2005-2008: Minister, School Education & SCERT, Technical Education, Science & Technology
March 2008: Re-elected to the 11th Nagaland Legislative Assembly from the Naga People’s Front Party (NPF) (2nd term)
2008-2013: Minister, Home Department
March 2013: Re-elected to the 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (3 term)
2013-2014: Minister, Health & Family Welfare
Feb. 2017-July 2017: Minister, Forest Environment and Climate Change
2017-2018: Minister, Health & Family Welfare, Election and Parliamentary Affairs
March 2018: Re-elected to the 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (4th term)
March 2023: Re-elected to the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) (5th term)
March 2023 onwards: Advisor, Information & Public Relations and Soil & Water Conservation
INTERESTS:
Social Services and Reading Books
COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Bahrain and South Africa.
