
Noglo, Nov 11: Assam Rifles organised a Diwali Mela at Noglo in Arunachal Pradesh's Tirap district to celebrate the festival of lights and strengthen its engagement with residents of remote border villages.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from residents of Noglo, Lonyan, Horu Chinghan, Lower Chinghan, New Kothung and Old Kothung, bringing together people from neighbouring villages in an atmosphere of joy, harmony and community spirit.
The celebration provided an opportunity for villagers to come together, share festive moments and strengthen bonds of friendship and mutual understanding. The participation of residents from multiple villages reflected the spirit of unity and togetherness that defines the festival of Diwali.
The initiative was aimed at promoting cultural harmony, fostering closer relations between the security forces and local communities, and ensuring that residents of remote border areas remain connected to festive celebrations.
Through such community-oriented programmes, Assam Rifles continues to reach out to people in far-flung areas, encouraging social interaction, trust and cooperation.
The Diwali Mela also reaffirmed the force's commitment to community engagement and its sustained efforts to strengthen the bond between the security forces and people living along the border.
Noglo, Nov 11: Assam Rifles organised a Diwali Mela at Noglo in Arunachal Pradesh's Tirap district to celebrate the festival of lights and strengthen its engagement with residents of remote border villages.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from residents of Noglo, Lonyan, Horu Chinghan, Lower Chinghan, New Kothung and Old Kothung, bringing together people from neighbouring villages in an atmosphere of joy, harmony and community spirit.
The celebration provided an opportunity for villagers to come together, share festive moments and strengthen bonds of friendship and mutual understanding. The participation of residents from multiple villages reflected the spirit of unity and togetherness that defines the festival of Diwali.
The initiative was aimed at promoting cultural harmony, fostering closer relations between the security forces and local communities, and ensuring that residents of remote border areas remain connected to festive celebrations.
Through such community-oriented programmes, Assam Rifles continues to reach out to people in far-flung areas, encouraging social interaction, trust and cooperation.
The Diwali Mela also reaffirmed the force's commitment to community engagement and its sustained efforts to strengthen the bond between the security forces and people living along the border.
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