Churachandpur, Oct 4: Assam Rifles, in collaboration with the Lamka Youth Association, organised a 10-km community run themed “Run for a Better Tomorrow” at Churachandpur in Manipur on October 3, bringing together more than 300 local youth and 16 Assam Rifles personnel.

The event was aimed at promoting physical fitness, community participation, social harmony and awareness against drug abuse among the youth.
The participation of local young people alongside Assam Rifles personnel provided an opportunity to strengthen community engagement and encourage constructive activities among the younger generation.
The run also conveyed a message of collective responsibility in building a healthier and drug-free society. Organisers emphasised the importance of sports and physical activity in keeping young people engaged in positive pursuits and developing discipline and teamwork.
The event formed part of the Assam Rifles’ continuing efforts to engage with local communities through youth-oriented and welfare initiatives. Such activities provide platforms for interaction between security personnel and residents while encouraging healthy lifestyles and social responsibility.
The enthusiastic participation of the youth reflected growing community interest in fitness and constructive social activities. The initiative also reinforced the message that sustained community participation is essential for promoting harmony and addressing challenges such as substance abuse.
The “Run for a Better Tomorrow” concluded with participants reaffirming their commitment to fitness, harmony and a drug-free future, with the organisers expressing hope that similar community initiatives would continue to encourage young people to lead healthy and productive lives.