Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Dimapur Village Chiefs Seek Offline ILP Application Option
Imagine you need a special pass, like a permit, to live in a certain place.
Now, some village leaders in Dimapur think it's hard for many people to get this pass online.
They wrote a letter to the government asking if people could apply for the pass the old-fashioned way, not just using a phone.
They said that some people might not know how to use the internet or have a smartphone to apply.
They want to make it easier for everyone.
Dimapur village chiefs request offline ILP applications.
The GB Union Dimapur (Sadar) sent a letter to the Dimapur DC.
The letter urges the district administration to allow offline ILP applications.
The union cited practical difficulties with the online-only system.
They mentioned concerns about poor literacy and smartphone access.
- Who
- GB Union Dimapur (Sadar)
- What
- Urged for offline ILP applications.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Dimapur
- Why
- Due to difficulties with online applications, including literacy and smartphone access.
- Organization
- GB Union Dimapur (Sadar)
- Recipient
- Dimapur district administration
- Requested Action
- Offline ILP applications
- Reason
- Literacy and smartphone access issues