The Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Mon district in Nagaland is the administrative head and a key figure in the governance of the district. As of my last update on April 4, 2025, the Deputy Commissioner of Mon is Shri. Ajit Kumar Verma, IAS.
The Deputy Commissioner holds a multifaceted role, being responsible for maintaining law and order, implementing government policies and schemes, overseeing revenue collection, and coordinating various developmental activities within the district. They act as the representative of the state government at the district level and play a crucial role in ensuring effective administration and public service delivery.
The DC is the chief administrative officer of the district, overseeing the functioning of various government departments at the district level.
Maintaining peace and tranquility in the district is a primary responsibility. The DC works closely with the Superintendent of Police to ensure law and order is upheld.
The DC is responsible for land administration, revenue collection, and the management of government properties in the district.
The DC plays a vital role in planning, implementing, and monitoring various developmental programs and schemes launched by the central and state governments. This includes sectors like rural development, education, health, and infrastructure.
In times of natural calamities or other emergencies, the DC is the nodal authority for coordinating relief and rehabilitation efforts.
The DC, in their capacity as the District Election Officer, is responsible for the smooth and fair conduct of elections in the district.
The DC's office is authorized to issue various important documents like domicile certificates, caste certificates, and licenses.
The DC serves as a point of contact for the public to address their grievances related to government services and administration.
The Office of the Deputy Commissioner Mon is located in : Mon town, Nagaland - 798621.
You can reach the DC's office via email at : dcmon-ngl@gov.in
Mon district is further divided into administrative sub-divisions, each headed by an Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) or a Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO). These officers assist the DC in managing the administration at the sub-divisional level. As of February 24, 2025, some of the key administrative officers in Mon district included:
Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Mon HQ :
Smti. Naro Longkumer, NCS
Sub-Divisional Officer (C), Mon HQ :
Smti. Rongsenmenla, NCS
Sub-Divisional Officer (C), Phomching :
Shri. Berimong, NCS
Extra Assistant Commissioner, Mon HQ :
Smti. N. Nyarnok Konyak
Extra Assistant Commissioner, Mon HQ:
Smti. Tshelhi, NCS
Additional Deputy Commissioner, Aboi:
Shri. Phuleshe K Yepthomi, NCS
Sub-Divisional Officer (C), Chen:
Shri. L mongo Khiamniungan, NCS
Additional Deputy Commissioner, Naginimora:
Shri. Temsuwati longkumer, NCS
Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tobu:
Shri. Chubatemjen, NCS
Sub-Divisional Officer (C), Angjangyang:
Shri. Roupfukuotuo Noudi, NCS
Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tizit:
Shri. Keyirangding, NCS
Location : Northernmost district of Nagaland, bordering Arunachal Pradesh to the north, Assam to the west, Myanmar to the east, and other districts of Nagaland to the south.
Headquarters : Mon Town.
Area : 1,786 sq km (third-largest district in Nagaland by area).
Population (2011 Census): 250,260.
Major Tribe : Konyak Nagas, known for their unique culture, tattooed faces, and the Aoling (Aoleng) festival celebrated in the first week of April.
Economy : Primarily agrarian, with about 90% of the workforce engaged in agriculture. Tea cultivation is a recent trend.
Tourism : Known for its natural beauty, traditional villages like Shangnyu, Longwa (partly in Myanmar), and Veda Peak (highest peak in the district), offering insights into the Konyak Naga culture.
The Deputy Commissioner, as the head of the district administration, plays a pivotal role in the overall development and well-being of Mon district and its people.
They are instrumental in bridging the gap between the government and the local population, ensuring that the needs and aspirations of the people are addressed through effective governance.