
Guwahati, Nov 14: Assam Rifles, under the aegis of Spear Corps, celebrated Children’s Day with enthusiasm across different parts of Northeast India, organising a series of activities aimed at promoting creativity, happiness and interaction among schoolchildren.
The celebrations were held at Assam Rifles Public School in Jorhat, Assam; Jamkholun Memorial Academy in Chandel, Manipur; and Christian Mission School in Phokhungri village of Meluri, Nagaland.
At Assam Rifles Public School, Jorhat, students marked the occasion with colourful cultural performances, songs and dances. The vibrant programme provided children an opportunity to showcase their talents and celebrate the spirit of childhood.
At Jamkholun Memorial Academy, Chandel, students and teachers participated in interactive sessions that encouraged engagement and camaraderie. Chocolates and sweets were also distributed among the children, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Meanwhile, at Christian Mission School in Phokhungri village, Meluri, students enthusiastically participated in various entertaining competitions, making the occasion memorable and enjoyable.
The celebrations reflected Assam Rifles’ continued commitment to community outreach and youth engagement in the Northeast. By bringing children together through cultural activities, interactive sessions and recreational competitions, the initiative sought to create joyful experiences while strengthening bonds between security forces and local communities.
The programmes also highlighted the importance of nurturing young minds, encouraging creativity and providing children with opportunities to express themselves in a supportive environment.
Guwahati, Nov 14: Assam Rifles, under the aegis of Spear Corps, celebrated Children’s Day with enthusiasm across different parts of Northeast India, organising a series of activities aimed at promoting creativity, happiness and interaction among schoolchildren.
The celebrations were held at Assam Rifles Public School in Jorhat, Assam; Jamkholun Memorial Academy in Chandel, Manipur; and Christian Mission School in Phokhungri village of Meluri, Nagaland.
At Assam Rifles Public School, Jorhat, students marked the occasion with colourful cultural performances, songs and dances. The vibrant programme provided children an opportunity to showcase their talents and celebrate the spirit of childhood.
At Jamkholun Memorial Academy, Chandel, students and teachers participated in interactive sessions that encouraged engagement and camaraderie. Chocolates and sweets were also distributed among the children, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Meanwhile, at Christian Mission School in Phokhungri village, Meluri, students enthusiastically participated in various entertaining competitions, making the occasion memorable and enjoyable.
The celebrations reflected Assam Rifles’ continued commitment to community outreach and youth engagement in the Northeast. By bringing children together through cultural activities, interactive sessions and recreational competitions, the initiative sought to create joyful experiences while strengthening bonds between security forces and local communities.
The programmes also highlighted the importance of nurturing young minds, encouraging creativity and providing children with opportunities to express themselves in a supportive environment.
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