AR fosters youth welfare, sports infrastructure, digital literacy ahead of Children's Day
Source: The Sangai Express

Chandel/Kangpokpi/CCpur, November 13 2026: Assam Rifles executed a comprehensive series of community outreach and nation-building initiatives across the districts of Chandel, Kangpokpi and Churachandpur today.

Undertaken by more than 30 personnel at various locations, these multifaceted programmes reached hundreds of students, teachers and local villagers on the eve of Children's Day, observed annually on November 14 to commemorate the birth anniversary of independent India's first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, said a press release by the Assam Rifles.

This year Children's Day resonates with the guiding theme of empowering young minds, safeguarding child rights and building a progressive future.

In Chandel district, a special observance was hosted at Jamkholun Memorial Academy in Sajik Tampak, drawing enthusiastic participation from students and teachers.

The proceedings featured interactive sessions emphasizing the critical importance of education, discipline and character building in shaping responsible young citizens.

Reinforcing the festive spirit of Bal Diwas, troops distributed chocolates and sweets among the young participants.

Further expanding youth engagement in the district, a riverside outing was organized at Modi for students and their teachers from REACHA, providing a supportive environment that encouraged teamwork, mutual cooperation and camaraderie outside the classroom.

Concurrently, in Kangpokpi district, Assam Rifles spearheaded a major sports promotion initiative under the Assam Rifles Civic Action Programme (ARCAP) 2026 at L Lhangjol and Phoibung villages.

The distribution ceremony commenced at 10 am with an interactive dialogue between security personnel and community members, complemented by vibrant cultural performances presented by local youth clubs.

A comprehensive inventory of sports equipment was handed over to villagers and youth club members.

Strengthening edu cational infrastructure and digital empowerment in Churachandpur District, AR handed over 8 computers to Conventional High School in Village T Khongkhai under the Sadbhavna Project today.

The handover ceremony witnessed participation from students, school representatives and security personnel.

Interactive dialogue sessions provided students an opportunity to explore the relevance of basic computer knowledge in modem education and future professional pursuits, added the press release.

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