Kohima, Oct 12: Assam Rifles organised an exposure visit for Nagaland Civil Service (NCS) probationers to key military facilities at Chieswema in Kohima, providing them an opportunity to gain insights into the force’s operational functioning, traditions and community engagement initiatives.

During the visit, the probationers visited the Sarva Dharma Sthal, reflecting the force’s commitment to religious harmony, mutual respect and unity in diversity.
The programme also included a presentation on Operation Sindoor, offering the visiting officers an overview of the operation and insights into the operational role and preparedness of the security forces.
The probationers visited the Battalion Intelligence Cell and Regimental Quarter Guard, where they were introduced to aspects of intelligence-related functioning, security procedures and military traditions. A weapon display was also organised to familiarise them with the equipment used by the force.
As part of the community outreach component, the visiting officers interacted with students at the Capt N Kenguruse Centre of Excellence and Wellness at Chieswema. The interaction highlighted Assam Rifles’ efforts to support youth development, promote educational opportunities and contribute to community welfare.
The exposure visit provided the NCS probationers with an opportunity to understand the multifaceted role of Assam Rifles, extending beyond its security responsibilities to include civic engagement and youth empowerment.
Such interactions also help strengthen coordination and mutual understanding between the civil administration and security forces, fostering closer cooperation in addressing regional challenges and supporting development initiatives.
Through the visit, Assam Rifles reaffirmed its commitment to civil-military cooperation, professional engagement and community development in Nagaland.
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