78 Bn CRPF personnel distribute carpenter tools to beneficiaries during a civic action programme at Dzuza village, Kohima, on October 27. (Photo Courtesy: 78 Bn CRPF)
Kohima, October 27 (MExN): The 78th Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) organised civic action programmes at Dzuza village and Government Middle School, Lerie Hill Colony, in Kohima, providing livelihood tools, sports equipment and free medical check-ups to villagers and students.
At Dzuza village, carpenter tools were distributed to needy villagers to promote vocational skills, self-reliance and livelihood opportunities. The initiative followed a request from the village council chairman, who highlighted the need for tools to help residents earn a livelihood.
Dzuza Village Chairman Keneilekho Nagi expressed gratitude to the battalion, stating that the initiative would support livelihood generation, vocational development and economic self-reliance.
A free medical check-up camp was also conducted by the battalion’s medical officer, covering more than 40 villagers, with medicines provided free of cost to those requiring treatment.
At Government Middle School, Lerie Hill Colony, the battalion distributed sports equipment to encourage students’ participation in sports and physical fitness. The initiative followed a request from the school authorities to support sporting activities.
A separate free medical check-up camp was conducted for approximately 50 students and staff members, with medicines provided free of cost to those requiring treatment.
The programmes were attended by CRPF personnel, village council members, school authorities, teachers, students and members of the Lerie Panchayat.
Lerie Colony Panchayat Chairman Kevilezo and school Head Teacher Tephuchano Kikhi appreciated the battalion’s initiatives, saying the sports equipment would encourage student participation in sports and contribute to their physical development and overall well-being, stated a press release from 78th Battalion CRPF.
