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Duration	Name	Birth Date	Party
1 Dec 1963 - 14 Aug 1966	Shilu Ao		NNP
14 Aug 1966 - 22 Feb 1969	T.N. Angami	(b. 1916)	NNP
22 Feb 1969 - 26 Feb 1974	Hokishe Sema (1st time)	(b. 1921)	NNP
26 Feb 1974 - 10 Mar 1975	Vizol (1st time)	(b. 1916 - d. 2008)	UDF
10 Mar 1975 - 22 Mar 1975	John Sosco Jasokie (1st time)	(b. 1925 - d. 2005)	NNDP
22 Mar 1975 - 25 Nov 1977	President's rule
25 Nov 1977 - 18 Jan 1980	Vizol (2nd time)	(s.a.)	UDF
18 Jan 1980 - 18 Apr 1980	George A. Pang
18 Apr 1980 - 5 Jun 1980	S. Chubatoshi Jamir (1st time)	(b. 1931)	UDF-P
5 Jun 1980 - 17 Nov 1982	John Sosco Jasokie (2nd time)	(s.a.)	NNDP
18 Nov 1982 - 29 Oct 1986	S. Chubatoshi Jamir (2nd time)	(s.a.)	UDF-P
29 Oct 1986 - 7 Aug 1988	Hokishe Sema (2nd time)	(s.a.)	NNP
7 Aug 1988 - 25 Jan 1989	President's rule
25 Jan 1989 - 15 May 1990	S. Chubatoshi Jamir (2nd time)	(s.a.)	INC
15 May 1990 - 19 Jun 1990	K.L. Chishi		INC
19 Jun 1990 - 2 Apr 1992	Vamuzo Phesao	(b. 1938 - d. 2000)	INC
2 Apr 1992 - 22 Feb 1993	President's rule
22 Feb 1993 - 6 Mar 2003	S. Chubatoshi Jamir (3rd time)	(s.a.)	INC
6 Mar 2003 - 3 Jan 2008	Neiphiu Rio (1st time)	(b. 1950)	DAN/NPF
3 Jan 2008 - 12 Mar 2008	President's rule
12 Mar 2008 -	Neiphiu Rio (2nd time)	(s.a.)	DAN/NPF

Chief Minister of Negaland

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Shri. Neiphiu Rio

Mr. Neiphiu Rio: Son of Late Guolhoulie Rio of Tuophema village in Kohima District; Tribe â€“Angami Naga; born on 11.11.1950; married-5 daughters and 1 son ; received early education from Baptist English School, Kohima and Sainik School, Purulia in West Bengal, received higher education from St. Josephâ€™ college, Darjeeling and graduated from Kohima Arts College.

Active Student leader while in School and Colleges; Honorary vice- President IRCS Nagaland branch; Life time Deputy governor (Honorary) Board of Governors, American Biographical Institute Research Association since 1999; attended 44^th National Breakfast Prayer Meeting programme on invitation of US Senate in Washington DC, USA 2000; once escaped providentially in an assassination bid on life on May 30, 1995.

Entered politics; President, Kohima District UDF Youth Wing 1974; Acting President, UDF Youth Wing Nagaland in 1976-1977; Chairman, Northern Angami Area Council 1984; Member AICC (I) 1993- 2002; resigned from Congress(I)2002; joined NPF; member, Working Committee NPF till date.

First elected to Nagaland Legislative Assembly from Northern Angami-II constituency on congress (I) ticket in the 7^th General Elections of 1989; appointed Minister for Sports & School Education; subsequently appointed Cabinet Minister for Higher & Technical Education, Art & Culture; served as Chairman, NIDC, NKVIB and Development Authority of Nagaland ; re-contested and elected from the same Constituency as Congress (I) candidate in the General Electionsof 1993;appointed Minister for Works & Housing; Re- elected from Northern Angami-II in 1998 General Election and appointed Minister for Home; resigned from S.C. Jamir led Congress(I) Ministry on September 20, 2002; resigned from the membership of the 9^th house and the party on 7.11.2002; participated in the formation of Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN); contested and elected again from Northern Angami-II A/C on NPF ticket; ultimately elected leader of DAN on 5.3.2004 and appointed Chief Minister of Nagaland on 6^th March 2003.

Travels abroad	: Australia, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Malaysia, Monaco, New Zealand , Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland, Thailand, UK, USA.
Hobby	: Games & Sports, Reading And Music
Permanent Address	: Tuophem, B.P.O.Botsa District Kohima.
Present Address	: Chief Minister, Nagaland, Kohima

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