Raj Bhavan bade farewell to outgoing officers and staff of Governor's Secretariat including Additional Secretary, SK Sahoo; OSD K Isaac; Head Attendant Bal Bahadur Sunar; Sweeper Seno Angami; Driver Baburam Pradhan and outgoing ADC to Governor, Wing Commander Vikas Ramola on reversion to his parent department, Indian Air Force at Raj Bhavan Kohima on January 30. Additional Secretary, George Abraham thanked the retiring and outgoing personnel for their services rendered to Raj Bhavan. (Photo Courtesy: PRO to Governor)
Everyday Salt distributed 700 masks in Dimapur near Deluxe Police Point and GS Road on January 29. The distribution was supported by Munna Yadav, Murti Films Creation, Sentinaro and Preeti Sumi while member of Murti Films Creation were volunteers during the distribution. Everyday Salt plans to distribute 10,000 masks throughout northeast under this initiative, informed a press release received here.
Viswema youth in traditional finery during the platinum jubilee celebration of Viswema Youth Organization (VYO) at Viswema village under Kohima district on January 29. (Morung Photo by Chizokho Vero)
Jalukie Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of IGAR (N) conducted medical and veterinary camp in collaboration with Veterinary College, Jalukie at Kepuijang village on January 29. Troops of AR and Veterinary College conducted medical check up of all the villagers. The villagers were also briefed about the various health and hygiene methods to be implemented during this crisis and were provided with necessary medicines. The Veterinary team provided necessary treatment to the live stocks of the villagers. A total of 123 villagers including 36 male, 64 female, 23 children and 219 animals were benefitted from the combined efforts of security forces and Veterinary College. (Photo Courtesy: IGAR N)
Jalukie Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of IGAR (North) conducted a ‘Door to door campaign’ from January 21 to 30 for the locals to join Armed Forces. Troops of AR in Tening visited all the villages in Tening Sub-sector and motivated the youths to join the Armed Forces. During this campaign, many activities were carried out in the villages to inform them about various entry schemes in Army and AR as well as about the entries in Sainik Schools for the kids. Documentation of eligible candidates was also done for the upcoming recruitment rally in Rangapahar, Dimapur. (Photo Courtesy: IGAR North)
Zunheboto Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised National Girl Child Week from January 21 to 26. During the week, Art and Craft competition, Lecture on Girl Child Week, Beti Bachao – Beti Padhao Abhiyan, Awareness Campaign, Women Empowerment, Carrier Opportunities for Girls, mainly focusing on the Girls entry in Sainik School and Signature Campaign and Oath taking Ceremony for protecting Girl Child Rights were conducted at Assam Rifles Public School, Zunheboto. (Photo Courtesy: HQ IGAR North)
Chieswema Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) imparted pre-recruitment training to educated youth in the areas of Chieswema, Kohima district. The unit identified 17 potential youths, out of which 11 have been selected in various CAPFs. (Photo Courtesy: HQ IGAR North)
Assam Rifles Public School (ARPS), Chieswema and Wokha under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) observed the National Girl Child Week from January 21 to 26. The programme was organised to educate children about National Child Help Line No 1098. (Photo Courtesy: HQ IGAR N)
Dimapur Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a recruitment stall and interactive programme to motivate the youths of Nagaland to join the Armed Forces at DDSC ground on the eve of 72nd Republic Day. During the awareness event, AR personnel acquainted the students on the significance of Republic Day and distributed pamphlets to inspire them to join Armed Forces. (Photo Courtesy: HQ IGAR N)
