AR holds lecture, medical camp
Observes Energy Conservation Day
Source: Chronicle News Service

Imphal, December 15 2024: Assam Rifles organised an interactive session titled "How to Join the Indian Armed Forces" at United College, drawing participation of 100 attendees, including students, National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets, National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers, and teaching staff.

Senior officials of Assam Rifles delivered an in-depth presentation on various entry pathways into the Indian Armed Forces, including eligibility criteria, training processes, and the vital importance of serving the nation.

According to PRO IGAR (S), the session fostered an interactive environment where students actively engaged with officials, seeking valuable guidance and inspiration for their careers.

In another release, the PRO informed that Assam Rifles conducted a medical camp at Parbung village, Pherzawl district, on December 14, to address the healthcare needs of internally displaced persons and local residents.

The initiative primarily focused on providing medical assistance to women, children, and the elderly, including individuals from nearby relief camps, said the PRO, adding that a team of Assam Rifles medical personnel, supported by two government hospital medical officers, collaborated to deliver comprehensive healthcare services at the camp.

Their efforts were complemented by volunteers from various civil society and student organisations, who assisted with paramedical support and logistics, ensuring the successful execution of the programme in this remote region.

In addition to medical consultations, the camp offered medications for patients suffering from chronic and acute conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, abdominal pain, upper respiratory tract infections (URTI) , and fever.

Essential medical equipment, including lumbar belts and knee caps, was also distributed to patients in need.

The camp benefitted a total of 347 residents, comprising 113 women, and 148 children, the release added.

Meanwhile, Assam Rifles observed National Energy Conservation Day at Tengnoupal village to highlight the importance of energy conservation in creating a greener and more sustainable future.

The event garnered active participation of 15 young individuals and 41 residents, including the village chief.

Assam Rifles personnel conducted interactive sessions that emphasised practical measures for energy conservation, such as utilising energy-efficient appliances, minimizing energy wastage, and adopting renewable energy sources, said a release.

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