Food and Civil Supplies Department in Dimapur bids farewell to retiring director Chubawati Chang, honouring his 35 years of dedicated government service.
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DIMAPUR — The Food and Civil Supplies (F&CS) department bid farewell to its retiring director, Chubawati Chang, and other officials during a programme held at the conference hall of its directorate in Dimapur on June 30.
An update from the department stated that the advisor of Food and Civil Supplies, Legal Metrology and Consumer Protection, KT Sukhalu, and the secretary, Limawabang Jamir, along with officers and staff of the directorate, attended the programme.
In his farewell address, the outgoing director reflected on his 35-year-long journey in government service—from his initial posting as extra assistant commissioner (EAC) to serving as additional secretary. He thanked all his colleagues and subordinates and conveyed his gratitude to Almighty God for granting him good health and a sound mind throughout his career.
Also speaking on the occasion, the advisor encouraged the retiring officials to see retirement not as an end but as the beginning of a new journey. He spoke about the importance of having faith and embracing the future with hope and positivity.
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The secretary praised the outstanding leadership of Chubawati Chang, under whose guidance the department earned a national award for "Commendation for successful implementation of PDS supply chain optimisation".
On the occasion, Additional Director I Anungba Sanglir thanked the outgoing director for his clarity, commitment and compassionate leadership. He highlighted some activities initiated by Chubawati Chang, such as the price stabilisation fund (PSF) and route optimisation under the National Food Security Act (NFSA).
He further wished peace, happiness and good health to all the retiring officials.
The event concluded with closing remarks delivered by the chairperson, followed by a benediction said by Sokentsing Kent, assistant superintendent of supply.