Assam Rifles organised a Rubaru welfare session in Jalukie and an educational exposure tour to Meghalaya.
DIMAPUR — Assam Rifles conducted a special 'Rubaru' session for the families of serving troops at Jalukie in the Peren district, Nagaland on July 17.
The initiative, themed "Creative minds, compassionate hearts" (Shabdon ka sparsh – jo chot bhi dein aur marham bhi bane), focused on the power of emotional expression, supportive communication, and the impact of words in military families.
According to an update, the interactive session was organised by Dr. Vandini Setia, with the primary objective of strengthening the emotional well-being of the families, recognising their silent resilience and vital contribution behind the scenes.
The discussion highlighted how mindful communication acts as both a protective shield and a healing touch, helping families navigate the unique challenges, long separations, and emotional demands associated with military life.
The event featured engaging open-forum discussions and creative exercises where participants shared their experiences, personal stories, and insights on fostering empathy and deeper understanding within the household. The initiative aimed to empower families with psychological tools and emotional coping mechanisms, reinforcing a compassionate support system within the station.
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Meanwhile, the Assam Rifles also conducted an educational exposure tour to Cherrapunjee and Shillong in Meghalaya for 25 students of the second batch of the Subedar K B Chhetri, Kirti Chakra (NIEDO) Centre of Excellence, Ghaspani, from July 14 to the 17th.
The initiative was aimed at broadening the students’ perspectives through experiential learning and exposure to the rich natural, cultural, and educational heritage of the region.
During the tour, the students visited prominent educational institutions and iconic natural landmarks, gaining firsthand knowledge of Meghalaya’s unique ecosystem, history, and traditions.
A major highlight of the tour was the interaction with Lt. Gen. Vikas Lakhera, Director General of Assam Rifles, who encouraged the students to dream big, remain focused on their goals and become responsible citizens committed to the service of the nation.