Assam Rifles conducts outreach at Tabitha Enabling Academy.
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DIMAPUR — Assam Rifles organised an outreach visit for 33 NIEDO students and staff of Chieswema Garrison, Kohima district, to Tabitha Enabling Academy, an orphanage located in Kohima, as part of its ongoing efforts to promote social responsibility and community engagement among the youth.
During the visit, the students interacted with the children and staff of the academy, gaining valuable insights into their daily lives, challenges and aspirations, a defence release stated.
The interaction fostered a spirit of empathy, compassion and mutual understanding. In a gesture of support, the students purchased various clothing items and ceramic products made by the residents of the academy.
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“This initiative not only provided financial assistance to the institution but also encouraged the children’s creativity and self-reliance. The visit proved to be an enriching experience for the students, reinforcing the values of service, kindness and inclusivity.
“Such initiatives by Assam Rifles continue to strengthen the bond between security forces and local communities while contributing positively towards social development in the region,” it stated.
The Khonsa Battalion of Assam Rifles, under the aegis of HQ 25 Sector Assam Rifles, rescued a vehicle that had rolled down the hillside near Kheti Village in Tirap district, Arunachal Pradesh, on April 7.
On receiving information about the incident, troops of Khonsa Battalion moved to the location and launched a prompt rescue operation despite difficult terrain and challenging conditions.
Through coordinated efforts and timely response, the vehicle was successfully brought back to a safe location from the hillside area.
“The timely action by Khonsa Battalion prevented further damage and once again demonstrated its continued commitment towards assisting the local population during emergencies and unforeseen situations,” the release stated.