Akehda Amulung sets up a new library at Mission School in Kiphire to boost education and community growth
DIMAPUR — Akehda Amulung Kiphire has set up a library at Mission School, Kiphire, as part of its efforts to promote education and community development.
Welcoming the Akehda Amulung team, the headmaster of Mission School thanked the organisation, under the leadership of its founder, Longtili C Sangtam, for establishing the library, describing the initiative as a dream come true for the school.
Aketo Sangtam, Chairman of the School Managing Board, also expressed appreciation for the initiative. He said that Akehda Amulung has been working for the welfare of the community and that the school was grateful for the contribution. He added that investment in education would bring positive results in the future and benefit teachers, students, and the community at large.
Dr. H Apise, Secretary of Sub-Centre USBLA, described the initiative as a seed being sown by Longtili and his team for the future of the community.
Stating that the school had lacked a library since its establishment in 2018, he expressed pride in the contribution, voiced hope for future partnerships, and said the initiative would be remembered in the school's history.
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Speaking on the occasion, Longtili said the organisation would continue to contribute towards the development of the school, noting that this was only the beginning.
He shared the vision of upgrading the facility into a digital library in the future and urged the school authorities to make it functional at the earliest. He added that the facility could also generate revenue and create employment opportunities while serving students and the wider community.
He further stated that Mission School is a community-run institution and its growth is a collective responsibility, appealing to the public to contribute according to their capacity towards the development of the institution.
Irothe T Sangtam, CEO of Akehda Amulung, described the library as the first step towards a larger initiative. Calling for collective efforts to support the school, he assured that Akehda Amulung would continue to contribute towards its growth and welfare.