Felicitation ceremonies held at various places
Source: The Sangai Express

Imphal, August 31 2025: Students of Biopedia Biology, an educational unit under the Biopedia Foundation, who successfully cleared NEET(UG) 2025 were felicitated in a function held at City Convention Centre, Palace Compound today.

The ceremony was graced by dignitaries, including Dr Thangjam Dhabali Singh, Chairman & Managing Director, BABINA Healthcare & Hospitality Industries Pvt Ltd, Dr Dhanabir Laishram, Biopedia Biology founder Poireithoiba Salam and advisor Marengga Marangmei.

During the ceremony, simple gifts were presented to over 40 successful candidates of NEET(UG) 2025 as a mark of appreciation & encouragement.

Moreover, Majlis-E-Mushakarah Manipur on Sunday felicitated meritorious students and teachers of over 40 'Maktabs' located within the Kshetrigao Assembly Constituency.

The ceremony held at Kshetrigao Community Hall, ABA Complex, Kshetri Mayai Leikai, was graced by Sheikh Noorul Hassan, MLA, Kshetrigao AC; Hafiz Izmal, president, Majlis-E-Mushakarah Manipur; Mv Abdul Karim, Sheikhul Hadith, Mv Kamaluddin Mazahiri, Mv Jainul Abidin, Sheikhul Hadith and Mv Abdul Warish as presidium members.

Executive members of Kshetrigao Meitei Pangal United Clubs Organisation were also present at the event.

During the ceremony, simple gifts were presented to over 400 students and 90 teachers.

Besides, a felicitation programme for students who participated in the Mathematics Competition (Class III to VII) conducted by Educational Blooming Foundation on August 17 last was held at Khonghampat Mantri Leikai Community Hall, Imphal today.

The programme was graced by social worker Ningthoujam Tomba Singh; Aheibam Romel Singh, Director, SCERT; Arambam Karamjit Singh, general secretary, Manipur People's Party; Thokchom Sudhir, Principal, Jawaharlal Nehru Manipur Dance Academy; Laishram Sobhachandra Singh, Deputy Ranger, Forest Beat Office, Sekmai; Sagolshem Mani, retired Associate Professor, Imphal College; Gurumayum (o) Tombi Devi, Ward Member, Khonghampat Mantri Leikai; Salam (o) Pumima, retired Professor, Manipur University; and cultural activist Pangambam Salaingamba Khuman.

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