The Dr. P. S. Lorin Education Conclave honours the enduring legacy of the late Dr. P. S. Lorin (1953–2021), founder and Principal Emeritus of Tetso College. A distinguished educationist and social leader in Nagaland, Dr. Lorin’s life reflected a profound commitment to education, human dignity, social responsibility, and the creation of opportunities for young people. Starting his educational journey in Phenshunyu Village, he went on to earn advanced degrees from Delhi University and JNU before receiving a Fulbright Scholarship to complete his PhD at Southern Illinois University. He returned to Nagaland in 1990 with his wife and two children and established Tetso College in 1994. Dr. Lorin served as Principal and later as Principal Emeritus until his passing in 2021, leaving behind a modernized, digitally-driven campus recognized for its cross-cultural environment and global alumni network.
The 2026–2027 theme focuses on the growing influence and responsibility of mass media in shaping public consciousness and society. It explores how modern media can preserve cultural heritage, amplify indigenous and diverse voices, and connect Naga stories with the wider world. Through engagement with journalists, broadcasters, publishers, educators and artists, the Conclave aims to encourage young people to consume, engage with and create media thoughtfully and responsibly.
EVENT SCHEDULE
Phase I: Panel Discussion (A plenary panel of senior journalists and broadcasters examines who tells Nagaland’s story.)